Thanks very much for the big raise, but it’s too much. That essentially is what Albany City Manager Peter Troedsson told the city council Wednesday.
Albany issue: The council and the public
Written August 19th, 2013 by
At a work session on Monday, the city council in Albany talked at length about ways of encouraging greater public engagement in city issues and decisions. (The only agenda item was evaluating the city manager. The council praised Wes Hare for doing a great job and gave him a 3 percent raise, making his base salary […]
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Council’s red-letter day: No masks required
For the first time in 16 months, the Albany City Council met in person this week, and the public was allowed in. No masks required.
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