Pecos council approves 6% raises for police chief and city secretary after executive session
April 10, 2026 | Pecos, Reeves County, Texas
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After returning from executive session, the Pecos City Council approved salary adjustments for two senior staff members.
The council approved a 6% increase for the police chief and a 6% increase for the city secretary; the motion also specified no increase for the city manager at this time. The motion was moved by Councilman Arona and seconded by Councilwoman Trujillo, and the record shows the motion carried by voice vote.
No specific salary amounts beyond the percentage increase were stated in open session; council members directed staff to implement the change following the executive-session discussion.
The council approved a 6% increase for the police chief and a 6% increase for the city secretary; the motion also specified no increase for the city manager at this time. The motion was moved by Councilman Arona and seconded by Councilwoman Trujillo, and the record shows the motion carried by voice vote.
No specific salary amounts beyond the percentage increase were stated in open session; council members directed staff to implement the change following the executive-session discussion.
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