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Anamosa council sets FY2026 salaries and approves temporary wage allocations

City Council of the City of Anamosa · June 23, 2025
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Summary

The council adopted Resolution 2025-36 to set salaries for Fiscal Year 2026 effective July 1, 2025, and approved Resolution 2025-37 to allocate additional wages for staff covering the vacant City Clerk duties; a separate wage for a temporary public utilities operator passed with one dissent.

The Anamosa City Council adopted rules on employee pay for the coming fiscal year at its June 23 meeting. The council approved Resolution 2025-36 to set salaries for Fiscal Year 2026 for appointed officers and employees, with an effective date of July 1, 2025. The motion was made by Dan Smith and seconded by Rich Crump.

Council members also approved Resolution 2025-37, authorizing additional wage allocation for City Hall employees who must perform essential duties of the vacant City Clerk position; the motion was moved by Kay Smith and seconded by Rich Crump. Later, the council approved Resolution 2025-39 to set the wage of a Temporary Full-time Public Utilities Operator; that measure passed with Ayes — Weimer, Crump, Kay Smith and a Nay by Dan Smith.

The minutes record the procedural votes and effective date but do not list individual salary figures or the specific wage amount for the temporary utilities operator. Follow-up staff documentation is likely to include the detailed pay schedules.