1991 RAISES FOR L.A. COUNTY DEPARTMENT HEADS

The Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors voted on Tuesday for pay increases ranging from 3% to 8% for 2 8 general managers and department heads as part of a management incentive program that will cost taxpayers about $128,000. Members of the Board of Supervisors also received a pay raise Jan. 1, from $94,344 to $99,297--the same as Superior Court judges. All raises are retroactive to Jan. 1.

OFFICIAL CURRENT SALARY PCT. RAISE Richard Dixon, $154,960 5% chief administrative officer Joshua Perper, 125,000 chief medical examiner-coroner* Robert Gates, 135,200 5% director of health services Thomas Tidemanson, 135,200 5% director of public works Michael Freeman, 126,880 6% county forester, fire warden Daniel O. Ikemoto, 125,000 auditor-controller** William F. Stewart, 121,680 3% director of internal services DeWitt Clinton, county counsel 124,800 6% Eddy S. Tanaka, 119,600 3% director of public social services Ted L. Reed, 115,440 5% director of beaches and harbors Wilbur F. Littlefield, 114,000 5% public defender Charles Weissburd, 109,200 6% registrar-recorder Barry J. Nidorf, probation officer 109,200 5% G. Peter Digre, 115,000 director of children’s services*** Roberto Quiroz, 101,920 3% director of mental health Larry J. Monteilh, executive 99,840 5% officer, Board of Supervisors Sandra M. Davis, 98,800 5% treasurer-tax collector Robert G. Medina, director of 95,680 4% community and senior citizen services Sandra F. Reuben, county librarian 91,520 6% James E. Harti, 92,560 5% director of regional planning Rodney E. Cooper, 91,520 5% director of parks & recreation E. Leon Spaugy, 89,440 5% agricultural commissioner, director of weights and measures Earl A. Powell III, 85,280 6% director, Museum of Art Craig C. Black, 85,280 6% director, Museum of Natural History Frank R. Andrews, 83,200 6% director, animal care & control Robert Arias, 75,920 3% affirmative action compliance officer Shirley Goldinger, 65,000 6% director of consumer affairs Joseph N. Smith, director of 57,200 8% military and veterans affairs

OFFICIAL NEW SALARY Richard Dixon, $163,000 chief administrative officer Joshua Perper, No change chief medical examiner-coroner* Robert Gates, 142,000 director of health services Thomas Tidemanson, 142,000 director of public works Michael Freeman, 134,000 county forester, fire warden Daniel O. Ikemoto, No change auditor-controller** William F. Stewart, 125,000 director of internal services DeWitt Clinton, county counsel 132,000 Eddy S. Tanaka, 123,000 director of public social services Ted L. Reed, 121,000 director of beaches and harbors Wilbur F. Littlefield, 120,000 public defender Charles Weissburd, 116,000 registrar-recorder Barry J. Nidorf, probation officer 115,000 G. Peter Digre, No change director of children’s services*** Roberto Quiroz, 105,000 director of mental health Larry J. Monteilh, executive 105,000 officer, Board of Supervisors Sandra M. Davis, 104,000 treasurer-tax collector Robert G. Medina, director of 99,000 community and senior citizen services Sandra F. Reuben, county librarian 97,000 James E. Harti, 97,000 director of regional planning Rodney E. Cooper, 96,000 director of parks & recreation E. Leon Spaugy, 94,000 agricultural commissioner, director of weights and measures Earl A. Powell III, 90,000 director, Museum of Art Craig C. Black, 90,000 director, Museum of Natural History Frank R. Andrews, 88,000 director, animal care & control Robert Arias, 78,000 affirmative action compliance officer Shirley Goldinger, 69,000 director of consumer affairs Joseph N. Smith, director of 62,000 military and veterans affairs

Positions for directors of community development commission and Arboreta and Botanic Gardens are vacant.

* Assumes position on May 1, plus an additonal salary of $25,000 for teaching.

** Appointed 1/8/91.

*** Appointed 1/1/91.