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Scottsdale employees may get $2,000 bonus

City aims to give one-time money from AZCares funds

Scottsdale plans to give all 2,600 of its employees a one-time bonus — worth up to $5.5 million total — a new city council agenda shows.

Scottsdale City Council will vote March 1 to adopt a resolution giving one-time bonuses to active full- and part-time employees effective Feb. 28. The money comes from AZCares funds.

A city staff report states full-time employees could receive $2,000, or between $500 and $1,500 for part-time employees depending on hours worked during the past year.

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