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Tempe city manager, attorney could get pay raise

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Tempe City Manager Rosa Inchausti and City Attorney Eric Anderson could get a pay raise if changes to the contracts for the two are passed.

The city of Tempe has delayed publishing both of the updated contracts and city officials have confirmed that the new contract will not be discussed until the June  25 council meeting.   

Item 74A on the consent agenda of the meeting states, “Approve the Amended Employment Agreement for Rosa Inchausti as City Manager.”

The item is not a public hearing item, which means there will be no designated time for public comment and council discussion; however, members of the public can speak about any items on the agenda at the beginning and end of the meetings under the “public appearances” section of the meeting.

Inchausti’s current salary is about $370,000. City Attorney Eric Anderson currently makes $252,000.

Surrounding city managers make similar salaries with Chandler City Manager John Pombier making $375,000 and Mesa City Manager Chris Brady making $350,000 according to contracts obtained by the Independent.

Phoenix City Manager Ed Zuercher is paid around $415,500 overseeing more than 14,000 employees in a city with an  estimated 1.6 million residents. Tempe has less than 200,000 residents and less than 2000 employees.

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