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Livermore City Council grants raises to top officials — Pleasanton Government news

City Attorney Kimberly Cilley is set to receive a 6% raise that will increase her annual salary to $354,236, while Livermore has agreed to pay City Manager Marianna Burch an additional $9,000 annually in deferred compensation. The post Livermore City Council grants raises to top officials appeared first on Pleasanton Weekly.

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