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Powder Springs sets three salaries

By Carolyn Cunningham
Nov 4, 2014

The Powder Springs City Council approved salaries for three jobs Monday to take effect Nov. 22 after City Manager Brad Hulsey’s last day on Nov. 21.

Hulsey, a former mayor of the city, is resigning for a number of reasons, including a book project on his family history.

On an interim basis, his place will be taken by the city’s Community Development Director Pam Conner at an annual salary of $95,000.

The interim community development director will be Tina Garver, the city’s zoning administrator, at an annual salary of $65,000.

Also, a community development intern will be hired at an annual salary of no more than $25,000.

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