Applicants Sought for Citizen Commission on Elected Salaries

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Applicants Sought for Citizen Commission on Elected Salaries

TACOMA, Wash. — The City of Tacoma is looking for applicants with a  background working in human resources management to fill a position on  the Citizen Commission on Elected

Salaries. This position is appointed  by the Mayor and confirmed by the City Council.

The Citizen Commission on Elected Salaries determines the compensation  of the Mayor and Council Members. The Commission meets quarterly in one  or more regular or special

meetings to carry out its duties.

The Commission is comprised of seven members appointed as follows: Five  of the seven Commission members shall be selected by lot by the County  Auditor from among those

registered Tacoma voters eligible to vote at  the time the persons are selected for appointment to the Commission. One  member is selected from each of the City’s Council districts.

The  remaining two of the seven Commission members must be residents of the  City of Tacoma and shall be appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the  Council. One person

shall have experience in human resource management.   The second person shall have experience in the legal profession.

The City of Tacoma is committed to fostering an equitable and  anti-racist community. In an ongoing effort to reflect Tacoma’s  diversity, Black and Indigenous community members,

people of color,  LGBTQ individuals, individuals with disabilities, seniors, immigrants,  and refugees are especially encouraged to apply.

Original source can be found here.



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