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Tempe city manager, attorney could get pay raise

Tempe city manager Rosa Inchausti wins award for her service.

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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.”

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