Longmont’s city manager, city attorney and municipal judge will each see their annual pay rise after the City Council voted unanimously Tuesday to set their salaries at 101% of the market rate.

The new compensation levels bring City Manager Harold Dominguez’s salary to $342,347, City Attorney Eugene Mei’s to $279,303, and Municipal Judge Robert Frick’s to $219,501.

The increases amount to $21,359 more for Dominguez, $7,190 for Mei and $4,124 for Frick. The council approved the adjustments during its regular session following an earlier, closed-door executive session where the compensation review was discussed in detail in relation to the employees’ performance.

In addition to the raises, Dominguez and Mei were granted added benefits. Dominguez will receive 120 hours of additional vacati

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