Politics & Government
City Manager Receives $11.8K Raise
City Manager Bob Bell received the raise a little more than a year on the job.
The city council Monday night granted the city manager a 4 percent raise, or $11,861 more in salary and benefits per fiscal year, based on a performance evaluation in April.
The raise brings City Manager Bob Bell’s salary to $223,476, or 3.74 percent above the market media of comparable city manager salaries, according to a survey conducted in March.
The city in April 11, 2011, after he had been serving as interim city manager once then city manager in November 2010.
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Since becoming city manager, Bell and the city staff successfully with several bargaining groups in Redwood City to save the city $5.6 million.
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