The Dallas city manager who was nearly fired earlier this year is instead getting a pay raise. He will be making $423,000 a year.
The Dallas city manager who was nearly fired earlier this year is instead getting a raise.
The city council is deeply divided on the performance of T.C. Broadnax. But in a split vote, it gave him a 3% raise to $423,000 a year.over failures in issuing building permits on time and police response."I believe he is ready to make the necessary changes to address issues that are critically important to our residents.
Broadnax has been the Dallas city manager for more than five years. He will get a second chance and more money to do the job.
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