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Council approves 7% raise for city manager after executive session

Dawsonville City Council · March 18, 2026
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Summary

After an executive session, the council voted to grant City Manager Jacob Evans a 7% pay increase effective immediately, bringing his salary to $96,300; transcript does not include a clear roll-call tally.

Following a closed executive session for litigation, real estate and personnel matters, the Dawsonville City Council returned to open session and approved a 7% salary increase for City Manager Jacob Evans, described in the motion as taking his salary to $96,300 effective immediately.

A council member moved to grant the raise, another seconded, and the council approved the motion. One council member praised Evans’s work; another voiced concern about singling out an individual for a raise while others are not receiving increases.

The transcript does not show a clear roll-call tally for the vote; minutes or payroll records should be consulted for formal confirmation and effective payroll dates.