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Authorization to increase the salaries of all eligible classified and unclassified employees included in the unified pay plan (including employees who would otherwise be ineligible due to grade max restriction) by 2%. This action also amends the unified pay plan’s salary scales by adjusting the scales by 1% and amends section 23-28 of the Code of Ordinances by increasing the existing step structure of Police Chief and Fire Chief by 2% and adjusting the incumbents’ salaries accordingly. Finally, this action increases salaries of the following positions by 2%: Council Administrator (1), Law Clerk P/T (3), Friend of the Court (1), Family Court Services Specialist (5), Police and Fire Pension Benefits Specialist (2), and School Crossing Guards. All actions are effective June 29, 2026. (L0496-26) (George/Hamilton)
Summary
Authorization to increase the salaries of all eligible classified and unclassified employees included in the unified pay plan (including employees who would otherwise be ineligible due to grade max restriction) by 2%. This action also amends the unified pay plan’s salary scales by adjusting the scales by 1% and amends section 23-28 of the Code of Ordinances by increasing the existing step structure of Police Chief and Fire Chief by 2% and adjusting the incumbents’ salaries accordingly. Finally, this action increases salaries of the following positions by 2%: Council Administrator (1), Law Clerk P/T (3), Friend of the Court (1), Family Court Services Specialist (5), Police and Fire Pension Benefits Specialist (2), and School Crossing Guards. All actions are effective June 29, 2026. (L0496-26) (George/Hamilton)
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