Politics & Government
Salaries to be Set for Municipal Employees
Those for council, mayor to remain the same, others see 2 percent increase.
The township council unanimously approved the introduction of an ordinance Monday that sets salaries for department heads and others—and for the most part, there isn't much of a change in costs.
Township administrator James Naples said the compenations for mayor, council president, council, director of administration and municipal judge are all flat.
"There is a zero increase from the past," he said.
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The rest of the salaries, Naples said, will see a 2 percent increase, with the exception of the police chief, who sees a 2.75 percent increase, all consistent with contracts and other determinations.
Naples said these salaries are all consistent with what was passed and accounted for in the 2012 budget.
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Public hearing for the ordinance will be held July 2.
The payments are as follows:
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