Summary
The city attorney says a performance evaluation is underway and she'll ask for a closed session at the next meeting. Closed sessions exclude the public, so the details won't be visible until the committee reports back.
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Last discussed Sep 8, 2026.
Impact analysis
$28,400 in combined new compensation ($20,000 retroactive salary increase plus $8,400 one-time payment).
Residents interested in government transparency should watch for what comes out of the closed session.
AFSCME members whose real wages have declined over 15 years.
Mentions & discussions (5)
Council Administration Committee — September 8, 2026
The city attorney says a performance evaluation is underway and she'll ask for a closed session at the next meeting. Closed sessions exclude the public, so the details won't be visible until the committee reports back.
City Council — September 8, 2026
A former city employee told council AFSCME wages have lost about 20% of buying power since 2011 and urged councilmembers to back contracts that at least keep up with inflation.
See the 267 six-figure earners in Ann Arbor city government, per salary records
See the 267 six-figure earners in Ann Arbor city government, per salary records MLive.com
City Council — January 20, 2026
After closed session, Council finalized a strong evaluation of City Administrator Milton Dohoney Jr., adding a $20,000 retroactive raise and a one-time $8,400 payment.
Ann Arbor releases 9-page report on allegations against City Administrator
Ann Arbor releases 9-page report on allegations against City Administrator The Michigan Daily
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