Marysville residents sought to serve on Salary Commission

Marysville, WALocal News

The City of Marysville is actively recruiting residents to fill two vacancies on its Salary Commission, which plays a crucial role in determining the salaries of elected officials, including the Mayor and City Councilmembers. One position is for a two-year term ending in July 2027, while the other is for a three-year term concluding in June 2028, with both roles eligible for reappointment thereafter. Commission members must reside within city limits and pass a criminal background check before being appointed. Interested candidates should submit a letter of interest and resume to Human Resources Manager Teri Lester by July 11. This recruitment effort emphasizes the city's dedication to transparent governance and community participation.

In addition, Marysville will host Poochella on June 7, a free event designed for dog lovers, featuring various activities, vendor booths, and opportunities to donate to local pet food banks. These initiatives highlight Marysville's commitment to fostering community engagement and responsible governance. The Salary Commission's role is essential in maintaining fair compensation for elected officials, reflecting the city's values and priorities.

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