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Public pay.

What official Altoona, Iowa records set out as pay: the ordinances that fix what the Mayor and Council are paid, and the step schedule in the police union contract. Each figure links to the record it comes from. This site covers Council, police, and the ALPR program; other City departments’ pay is not in scope here.

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Set by City ordinance

Mayor and City Council

Annual pay for each elected office, before and since the Council’s most recent pay ordinances took effect.

Estimated cumulative stipend, January 6, 2020 to today

What each Mayor and Council member has been paid in stipend so far: the rate above for each day of their documented time in office.

An estimate from two official records, not a payroll record. Sources and method

This is arithmetic on the pay rates above and each person’s documented service dates from the People glossary and the Council roll call, prorated by day within each calendar year. It excludes any other compensation.

Every figure below recomputes on page load; nothing here is a fixed, typed-in total.

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From the union contract

Police officers: most recent contract

Hourly rates from the City’s last contract with Teamsters Local Union No. 238, which covered police officers below the rank of sergeant. The chart shows the contract’s last raise column, step by step; the table beneath it is the wage schedule as printed.

Same contract

Assignment and longevity pay

Pay on top of the step rate, as written in the same contract.

On file with the state

Earlier contracts

Every earlier Altoona police contract on file with the Iowa Public Employment Relations Board, with its wage table as printed. Police schedules before 2012 were printed as annual salaries.

Scope

What these records do not show

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