Summary
Monroe just fired its city manager and city attorney, and taxpayers are still stuck paying $484,000 in severance. The leadership shake-up could ripple into city projects and how local government runs.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers are on the hook for $484,000 in severance, even though the officials are no longer working for the city.
The fired city manager and city attorney benefit most, since they receive severance payouts after leaving.
Taxpayers and residents could be harmed—they’re covering the $484,000 payout and may see city projects or services disrupted during the leadership change.
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