Charter Amendment Establish an Independent Salary Commission
In plain English
This measure replaces the fixed annual salary for County Commissioners with an independent five-member Salary Commission. The commission is appointed by various judicial and oversight officials to review and set commissioner salaries annually based on specific criteria. All of its decisions are final and cannot be modified by the Board of County Commissioners.
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Official ballot summary
Shall the Charter be amended to replace the fixed annual salary for County Commissioners with an independent, five-member Salary Commission—appointed by the Chief Judge of the Eleventh Judicial Circuit of Florida, State Attorney, Public Defender, Executive Director of the Commission on Ethics, and Inspector General—that annually reviews and sets Commissioner salaries based on specific criteria, with all decisions being final without modification by the Board of County Commissioners?
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