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Council approves $66,000 pool for non‑bargaining wage increases
Summary
Council authorized a $66,000 pool to fund non‑bargaining employee wage increases for fiscal year 2027, covering 20 city positions and aligning with a 3% guideline used for police and fire bargaining units.
The Lamar City Council on March 17 approved a pool of $66,000 to fund non‑bargaining employee wage increases for fiscal year 2027. Administration said the amount is based on a 3% guideline consistent with wages for police and fire bargaining groups; individual increases will be determined by department heads and administration following performance reviews.
Staff told the council the fund covers 20 city positions and is funded through individual department budgets. Council moved and approved the allocation by roll call; staff will administer individual awards in coordination with department supervisors.
No dissent or amendments were recorded during the vote. Council indicated that adjustments for a small number of positions might be made based on internal wage controls and performance considerations.
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