Personnel Compensation
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Minnesota > School Boards > PEQUOT LAKES PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Board raises substitute pay; two members abstain on vote
The board approved increases to substitute teacher and non-licensed substitute pay: certified substitutes from $1.60 to $1.75 (transcript figures) and non-licensed staff by $1/hour; two members abstained from the vote.
Aug 17, 2026
Virginia > Accomack County > Parksley
Parksley council approves hourly pay increase for public works director
After an executive session March 11, Parksley's council approved raising Public Works Director Danny Siegert's hourly wage to $18.00; the action was approved by unanimous vote on the record after the closed session certification.
Aug 16, 2026
Minnesota > School Boards > White Bear Lake School District Collection
Board approves recommended hourly and stipend amounts for non‑affiliated employees
The board approved recommended hourly and stipend rates for non‑affiliated employees for the 2026–27 fiscal year after staff presented the proposal; the specific amounts were not read aloud but were said to be available on the district website.
Aug 14, 2026
California > Siskiyou County > Weed City
Weed council approves 3% COLA for non‑represented employees retroactive to July 1
Council approved a 3% cost-of-living increase for non‑represented city employees, estimated to cost slightly more than $40,000 for the annual budget; the measure passed with four votes in favor and one abstention.
Aug 14, 2026
Alaska > Denali Borough
Assembly backs Gallagher pay study; administration to implement revised salary schedule
After a Gallagher Group presentation showing borough base pay roughly 11–12% below market median, the assembly moved a nonbinding motion of support for a revised 11-band, 15-step salary structure and directed staff to return the final report for budget inclusion. Staff estimates a roughly 9% one-time personnel cost impact for implementation.
Aug 13, 2026
Connecticut > School Districts > East Haddam School District
Board moves to executive session to discuss nonunion pay after approving leave request
After approving an unpaid leave request for a teacher candidate, the board voted to enter executive session to discuss nonunion pay with the superintendent invited to attend; the motion passed and the board prepared to recess into closed session.
Aug 13, 2026
Connecticut > Hartford County > New Britain City
Council adopts revised pay measure after amendment, including clerk salary increase
After debate and an amendment that substituted 2.75% for a $1 raise and restored several appointed positions to the compensation change, the council adopted Item 1, which increases the clerk-of-committee salary to $30,000 and alters how COLA interacts with the raise.
Aug 13, 2026
Missouri > Ripley County
Commissioners approve nearly $8,300 pay increase for parks superintendent after debate
Ripley County commissioners agreed to raise parks superintendent Christy’s salary from about $40,009 to $48,350 after discussing expanded duties, on‑call responsibilities and comparisons to the maintenance supervisor. The board also adjusted caretaker and assistant hourly rates.
Aug 13, 2026
Texas > Potter County
Commissioners drop extra coordinator raises; stick with 2% COLA after equity pushback
Potter County commissioners debated a requested 5% pay increase for court coordinators on top of a proposed 2% county COLA, with some elected officials citing new reporting mandates; after extended discussion commissioners directed only the 2% COLA be included in the preliminary budget.
Aug 12, 2026
Indiana > Marion County > Indianapolis City
Board approves $285,000 base compensation framework for incoming executive director
The board approved a compensation framework for the incoming executive director (start Sept. 17, base salary $285,000) and agreed benefits will mirror city employee plans; board members noted future incentive structures and committee review during budget planning.
Aug 12, 2026
California > Contra Costa County > Brentwood
Council adopts city manager pay adjustment despite calls to wait for investigation results
Council approved a 3% pay adjustment to restore a contract-mandated 5% differential between the city manager and the police chief, increasing the city manager's base salary to $313,650.40. Public commenters urged postponement while the manager is on administrative leave pending allegations.
Aug 12, 2026
Kansas > School Boards > Smith Center
Smith Center board approves classified pay increases and employer health contributions
The board approved a series of classified staff wage increases, new starting wages, and employer contributions toward health insurance; details include $1.25/hour raises for paras and maintenance staff and district contributions of $899.96 toward insurance for certain positions.
Aug 12, 2026