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The Town Meeting Hall in Danville. (Photo by Jeremy Walsh)

The Danville Town Council is poised to consider a pay raise for longtime city attorney Robert Ewing as part of a light agenda at its regular meeting Tuesday night.

Following his annual performance review, town staff are recommending an extension of Ewing’s contract with a $8,502 salary increase and a $3,060 increase in benefits.

That marks a 3% increase to Ewing’s current $283,400 annual salary, with town staff recommending the salary and benefit increases, and a contract extension through August 2027 based on a “highly satisfactory” performance review discussed by the council in closed session last month.

The Danville Town Council is set to meet at 5 p.m. Tuesday (Sept. 15). The agenda is available here.

In other business, the council will heat reports from the town’s RecycleSmart board member, the Heritage Resource Commission and a monthly legislative update.

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