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    Law Board approves pay increase for RCPD Director

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    By Bernie Fancella on January 17, 2024 Local News, Riley County
    RCPD Director Brian Peete (RCPD courtesy photo)
    The Riley County Law Board completed the first performance evaluation of RCPD Director Brian Peete Tuesday.
    Peete, who was hired in December 2022 at a salary of just over $160,000, recently completed his first year of a five year contract. Salary details weren’t immediately provided from the Law Board Secretary Tuesday, but after an executive session Tuesday, the board unanimously supported an update to Peete’s contract, which includes a 6.5 cost of living adjustment and 3.4% merit raise, in line with RCPD personnel. The overall raise totals 9.9%.
    Afterward, Peete expressed his thanks to the Law Board and the community.
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    Law Board member and current Riley County Commission Chair John Ford says consistency in leadership is important, and Riley County is moving in the right direction for the future and present.
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    The Law Board also discussed the 2025 budget timeline, which will see the initial discussions beginning in March. The board will finalize its budget on or before July 1.
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