City Manager Gets $9,000 Pay Raise
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City Manager Donna Landeros has received a $9,000-a-year raise, a figure agreed upon when she joined the city in January 1995.
The increase brings Landeros’ yearly salary to $121,000.
Additional benefits include 20 days’ paid vacation annually, a $4,200 car allowance and $2,496 a year toward a medical and dental plan.
The City Council approved the wage increase at its Monday meeting.
Landeros came to Ventura from Yolo County, where she was the county administrator.
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