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Peoria city manager gets raise

Dunn opposed the new contract

Peoria City Manager Jeff Tyne has received a raise as well as an increase to deferred compensation and employer contribution.

The city council approved a 6% merit increase for a new annual base salary of $265,000, June 7. Additionally, the city agrees to pay him deferred compensation in the amount of $25,000.

Officials said the salary increase will more closely align Tyne with peer counterparts in the Valley.

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