Formally approve salary increases for police and fire managers to meet state retirement requirements
In Plain English
The city already gave police managers a 13.5% raise and fire managers two 2% raises in 2023. California retirement law requires the city council to formally adopt these salary schedules in a public meeting. If approved, this administrative step ensures employees receive proper retirement credit for their current pay.
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