Create new Executive Director position for Rent Program with $108,000-$172,000 salary
In Plain English
The city wants to establish a new management position to oversee rental housing programs. This Executive Director would earn between $9,024 and $14,364 per month. If approved, the city can hire someone to lead rent control enforcement and tenant protection services.
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