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    You are at:Home»Local News»Riley County Commission approves 5% COLA raise for 2024

    Riley County Commission approves 5% COLA raise for 2024

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    By Bernie Fancella on July 13, 2023 Local News

    Riley County Clerk Rich Vargo presented the newest version of the proposed 2024 budget at Thursday’s meeting. Included were new dollar amounts for the adjusted cost of living adjustment for employees.

    The new payroll amount adjusted by the approved 5% COLA is $1.22 million. The total amount in COLA was increased due to new positions that were approved by commissioners earlier this week.

    Commissioner John Ford remarked that the COLA adjustment is not a complete solution.

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    Human Resources Director Elizabeth Ward explained why a rise in COLA is necessary.

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    The overall budget authority is approximately $50.5 million, a decrease of just under a mill from the previous year.

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