Proposed pay raises for Everett elected leaders

The mayor and the City Council may not get a raise until at least 2013. They may not get one even then unless the Consumer Price Index goes up. That’s the recommendation from a proposed salary schedule set by the city’s Salary Review Commission. I’ve attached a copy.

The mayor currently make

s $154,956.72 annually and City Council members earn $26,279.52. The proposal ties pay raises to the Consumer Price Index and it stipulates that the overall salary bump shall not exceed 3.6 percent. For the mayor, that would be a maximum of $5,578.44 annually and for council members $946.06.

The public may comment at the following public hearing dates:

• Noon, Monday, March 21, eighth floor hearing room, Wall Street Building, 2930 Wetmore Ave.

• 6 p.m., Thursday, April 21, eighth floor hearing room, Wall Street Building, 2930 Wetmore Ave.

UPDATE: Just received a list of the folks who serve on the committee:

Position # 1 C.J. Ebert 4 year term ending 1/1/13 Appointed by Council

Position#2 Clair Olivers removed and replaced by Gigi Burke appointed 3/15/11 to a 4 year term ending 1/1/14 Appointed by Council

Position #3 Larry Jubie appointed 1/26/11 to a 4 year term ending 1/1/14 Appointed by Mayor

Position #4 Chris Hoiby 4 year term ending 1/1/13 Appointed by Commission

Position #5 Andrea Wells-Edwards 4 year term ending 1/1/13 Appointed by Commission

Position #6 Morrie Trautman appointed 2/28/11 to a 4 year term ending 1/1/14 Appointed by Commission

Position # 7 Chuck Patten appointed 3/14/11 to a 4 year term ending 1/1/14 Appointed by Commission

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