See below for the announcement that pursuant to the City Charter, elected official salaries are raised 1.3% which is the Consumer Price Index amount.
Accordingly, I will be donating my @ $300 to The Long Beach Rosie the Riveter Foundation, a 501 3 c non profit organization established to develop and enhance the Long Beach Rosie the Riveter Park and Interpretive Center.
I am also calling for the Mayor and City Council to stop out of state travel and attendance at conferences until we can get out of this financial mess.
Elected Officials Annual CPI Salary Increase 4-27-11
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