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New contract for Glendora’s chief cuts benefits
Went over the new contract for Glendora Police Chief Rob Castro who was approved by the council Tuesday. Highlights include: – No administrative leave time – Base salary of roughly $180,000 a year – Vacation capped at 200 hours, will … Continue reading
Posted in Glendora
Tagged CALPERS, city benefits, city budgets, city salaries, police chief
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Who doesn’t believe in comebacks?
I must apologize for the lack of posting on the blog over the last month. As those avid newspaper readers may well know by now, I have been covering the Manling Williams murder trial and subsequent penalty phase (who am … Continue reading
Posted in Your money
Tagged city salaries, city spending, commercial development, environment, Manling Williams, police
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Some thoughts on the breaking news out of Montebello, Monterey Park
The news out of Montebello and Monterey Park today is pretty astounding. First in Monterey Park we learned that former Police Chief Jones Moy cashed in $372,559 in unused sick, vacation and holiday pay before he retired last year. And … Continue reading
Posted in Monterey Park
Tagged city salaries, Police Chief salary, public benefits, redevelopment agencies
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Rosemead city manager gets a bump in pay
Rosemead City Manager Jeffrey Allred got his raise Tuesday, 2.5 percent. The bump in pay pushed the city executive’s pay from $175,000 to 179,375. The raise came despite a city projection of a $1 million drop in revenues for this … Continue reading
Rosemead city manager may get a bump in pay tonight
Considering we have been following city salaries closely in the last month, here is an update on one. Rosemead City Manager Jeffrey Allred may be getting a raise soon. Allred makes $175,000 now, but council members may decide to give … Continue reading
A tale of two letters: Glendora City Manager Chris Jeffers vs. employee association’s Wendell Phillips
In tomorrow’s paper there will be a story on the failed negotiations between Glendora city staff and the general municipal employees association and how it will now be incumbent upon the council to make a decision Tuesday night. The two … Continue reading
Posted in Glendora
Tagged city budgets, city negotiations, city salaries, public employees, unions
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Footnotes on the city clerk salary story
Since I had already gone running and screaming out the door for my week long summer vacation by the time my city clerk salary story was published in the newspaper, here are some footnotes on the story that I can … Continue reading
(UPDATED) Montebello embraces the red tape before divulging employee’s salary
Whittier Daily News reporter Bethania Palma Markus told me a neat little story today (it was surprisingly not cat/kitten related*). In our continued effort to give a broad look at city employee salaries, I am writing a piece on City … Continue reading
12 local cities get with the program, put easy links to salaries on city homepage
The last time we looked at how many cities posted their salaries online in the wake of the Bell salary scandal and state government officials calling for more transparency, we had just a few that had fallen in line. As … Continue reading
Posted in West Covina
Tagged city salaries, city websites, government pay, local government
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La Puente council pay mirrors other San Gabriel Valley cities
In a story over the weekend and in a continued effort to give a broad look at what cities are paying their employees, we took a snapshot of pay for City Council members. In that story, La Puente was identified … Continue reading