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Clovis extends city manager contract five years with 4% raise
Summary
The Commission approved a five-year extension to the city manager's employment contract and a 4% salary increase, directing staff to correct a contract paragraph to reflect the five-year term before execution.
The Clovis City Commission unanimously approved a five-year extension to the city manager's employment agreement and a 4% salary increase at its Feb. 6 meeting.
Why it matters: The city manager is the city's chief executive; a multi-year contract provides continuity in administration and sets compensation terms.
Details and process: Commissioners reviewed the draft extension and spotted a typographical inconsistency in the contract language (a clause misstated the extension length as three years). Commissioners corrected that language to reflect a five-year term before final approval. The motion to approve the corrected five-year extension was made by Commissioner Jones and seconded by Commissioner Garza; the vote was unanimous.
Reaction: The manager thanked the Commission. Commissioners offered public commendation for the manager's work on multiple concurrent projects.
Ending: Staff will prepare corrected contract documents for execution and return signed copies to the city records and to the manager.
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