Supervisors to Receive 3.7% Pay Increase
From Times Staff and Wire Reports
Los Angeles County supervisors, who in recent years have opposed generous salary increases for county employees, will themselves receive a pay hike of 3.7% this year, county officials said Friday.
The five supervisors’ salaries mirror those of Superior Court judges, who will earn $149,160 this year, an increase of $5,322 over last year’s pay.
Judges receive annual salary increases equal in percentage to those of the average state employee, county officials said.
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