
Pat Redmond
17:42 - 18:19
"maybe we want to have a public hearing when we're considering the percentage of increase that we want. We can put that before them and hear what people have to say."
“maybe we want to have a public hearing when we're considering the percentage of increase that we want. We can put that before them and hear what people have to say.”
But does that— well, I'm considering the time frame that we have also with what you're suggesting. If we make a motion and have her draft that up When could we have a public hearing on it? We could, if we have a potential figure or that we're considering, then we could, well, maybe that's it. Maybe we want to have a public hearing when we're considering the percentage of increase that we want. We can put that before them and hear what people have to say.
The Anchorage Salaries and Emoluments Commission directed staff on Thursday, July 30, to draft a resolution setting the mayor's salary at $183,019.20, up from $145,392. The raise would apply only to the mayor elected in 2027, and a public hearing comes first.
