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Raise Joliet's Taxes? Layoff City Staff? Joe Clement Doesn't Want That - Vimarsana News

Raise Joliet's Taxes? Layoff City Staff? Joe Clement Doesn't Want That

Raise Joliet's Taxes? Layoff City Staff? Joe Clement Doesn't Want That - Joliet, IL - Economic development needs to be the top priority for the city of Joliet, at-large Joliet City Councilman Joe Clement pleaded.

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Joliet Police Supervisors Seek Big Pay Raises After D'Arcy Elected - Vimarsana News

Joliet Police Supervisors Seek Big Pay Raises After D'Arcy Elected

Joliet Police Supervisors Seek Big Pay Raises After D'Arcy Elected - Joliet, IL - Joliet's City Council will vote on a new three-year contract that includes several thousand dollars in raises for Joliet's top-paid cops.

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3 Salary Hikes For Joliet's New Police Chief In 10 Months - Vimarsana News

3 Salary Hikes For Joliet's New Police Chief In 10 Months

3 Salary Hikes For Joliet's New Police Chief In 10 Months - Joliet, IL - After revealing that Joliet's HR director has had $54,900 in raises, Patch examines the pay for the police department's upper command staff.

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$54,900 In Salary Hikes For Joliet's HR Director Since October 2017 - Vimarsana News

$54,900 In Salary Hikes For Joliet's HR Director Since October 2017

$54,900 In Salary Hikes For Joliet's HR Director Since October 2017 - Joliet, IL - Kathy Franson took over as Joliet's director of human resources on Oct. 23, 2017 making $105,000. This year, she makes $159,900.

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Joliet Pension Spike: Police Chief Roechner Gets Special Deal - Vimarsana News

Joliet Pension Spike: Police Chief Roechner Gets Special Deal

UpdatedTue, Feb 16, 2021 at 9:23 pm CT Replies(58) Al Roechner's two-year run as the permanent chief of police in Joliet came to an end in January. He accepted a $19,847 raise in exchange for submitting his retirement notice the next day. (Image via John Ferak/Patch ) JOLIET, IL — The city of Joliet gave Joliet Police Chief Al Roechner a salary increase of nearly $20,000 during his final days on the job in January as an incentive to retire, Joliet Patch confirmed through a series of Freedom of Information Act requests to Joliet's City Hall. The substantial raise to bring Roechner's pay to ...

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