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Resident questions supervisor pay, cost-of-living increases at Conewago Township meeting
Summary
During public comment at the Jan. 6 reorganization meeting, resident Dan King asked whether cost-of-living increases occur annually and whether supervisors receive raises. Supervisor Mimi Legro said adjustments depend on the year and clarified that the $22-per-hour rate applies only when supervisors perform work, not for their supervisory duties.
During the public comment period at the Conewago Township Board of Supervisors reorganization meeting on Jan. 6, resident Dan King asked the board whether cost-of-living adjustments are applied every year and whether supervisors receive annual raises.
Mimi Legro responded that cost-of-living increases “depend on the year” and clarified how the $22-per-hour rate listed in the minutes is used, saying that the hourly rate applies only when supervisors are helping staff or performing work (for example, assisting the road crew), and not when they are acting in their supervisory capacities. The exchange was recorded in the meeting minutes as part of the public comment section and no further action on compensation was taken that evening.
