Community college district employees could see larger paychecks starting in July if the governing board approves a pay increase next week.
The Maricopa County Community College District chief operating officer presented budget requests at a special governing board meeting Tuesday.
Those requests included a 2 percent raise or at least $1,000 for all full-time faculty and classified staff. Adjunct faculty and temporary hourly employees would also get a pay raise.
The new salaries still need to be approved at the next governing board meeting.
The board will also consider whether to increase property taxes by 2 percent next Wednesday. At the special board meeting, the COO said this change, when combined with another tax change, would not increase the overall tax rate.
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