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Cottonwood Heights’ police chief is suing the city and a council member, claiming he’s being pushed out of his job. This messy legal fight could lead to a leadership shakeup and leave taxpayers footing the bill.
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Adjusting pay to be more competitive could cost the city hundreds of thousands of dollars annually.
City employees who will see more competitive pay and better benefits.
Taxpayers, who may face budget constraints or potential tax adjustments to fund these increases.
The city is struggling to keep up with neighboring cities on pay and benefits, which is making it hard to keep good staff.
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