Board approves 5% raises for elected officials, supervisors hold pay steady
Summary
Humboldt County supervisors approved a resolution granting a 5% pay increase for certain elected officials effective July 1, 2026, while supervisors agreed to a 0% increase for their own seats; the resolution passed by roll call.
The Humboldt County Board approved a resolution recommending a 5% increase in salary for elected officials beginning July 1, 2026, while supervisors voted to keep supervisor salaries unchanged.
The resolution listed current and proposed salaries for several offices: the county attorney’s salary was read with current and proposed figures; auditor/recorder/treasurer positions were listed with a 5% increase, and the sheriff’s salary likewise was moved up by 5%. Supervisors explicitly voted to remain at a 0% increase.
The resolution was approved by roll call and will take effect with the start of the next fiscal year. Staff indicated the board will finalize the motion and provide the resolution paperwork for signatures.
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