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Higher pay for city employees and bus system improvements are among the factors that have Winston-Salem City Manager Pat Pate proposing a 9.7% increase in the city tax rate.
William “Pat” Pate officially took the helm from longtime manager Lee Garrity at the beginning of November. He told WFDD he's focused on improving quality of life for Winston-Salem residents.
Patrick Pate took the oath of office at the start of Monday night's city council meeting.
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Winston-Salem had to select a new interim city manager because Johnnie Taylor, who had been serving in the role, took a new job as city manager of Lexington.