City officials are considering a pay increase for certain employees. Details of the proposal are part of the upcoming budget. The plan affects employees who are not sworn personnel.
This group is set to receive a raise, according to the city's plans. Further information can be found through local news sources, such as KXAN-NBC, which reported on the proposal as part of the city's budget for the next fiscal year.
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