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Marietta salaries raised for 6 contracted, appointed employees
Marietta Mayor Steve Tumlin, far left, and City Manager Bill Bruton, far right, congratulate city employees during a recognition ceremony. All city employees have received salary increases of at least 3 percent this year. Courtesy of Marietta
Pay increases were approved Wednesday by the Marietta City Council for six contracted or appointed city employees.
All Marietta employees received a 3 percent pay raise at the beginning of January, wrote Marietta Communications and Governmental Relations Manager Lindsey Wiles in an email Thursday to The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
The City Council approved the following increases:
- 4 percent for City Manager Bill Bruton from $198,918.75 to $206,875.50
- 5 percent for Board of Lights and Water General Manager Ronald Mull from $123,600 to $129,780
- 3 percent for Municipal Court Chief Judge Roger Rozen from $68,025 to $70,065.75
- 3 percent for Prosecuting Attorney Robert Donovan from $64,695 to $66,635.85
- 5 percent for City Clerk Stephanie Guy from $61,800 to $64,890
- 3 percent for Mayor's Administrative Assistant Betsy Kelley from $35,985 to $38,188.80 at 34 hours per week
