December 7th, 2014
Kyle City Hall nails down employment terms with new city manager

FROM STAFF REPORTS

Under an three-year employment contract finalized Dec. 2, incoming Kyle City Manager Scott Sellers will earn a starting annual salary of $165,000 plus health insurance, a vehicle allowance and reimbursement for job-related expenses.

Scott Sellers

Seller’s total starting compensation amounts to $186,264, more than city managers in more populous Interstate 35 corridor cities such as New Braunfels ($160,850) and Schertz ($161,320) and less than or equal to city managers in smaller cities such as Buda ($165,000) and Seguin ($192,417).

His total compensation package — valued at $186,264 a year when health insurance premiums and his $500 a month vehicle allowance is factor in — amounts to $12,714 less than the average of nine Central Texas cities included in salary survey commissioned by the Kyle City Council.

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COVER PHOTO: A landmark old water town in downtown Kyle. PHOTO by MIKE RASTIELLO
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