Cincinnati City Manager could get raise and bonus
Cincinnati Council's Budget and Finance Committee Tuesday approved a pay raise and a one-time bonus for City Manager Milton Dohoney, Jr. The committee passed the measure 6-2 and the full Council will...
View ArticleCincinnati budget coming Nov. 26th
A memo from Cincinnati Council's Budget and Finance Committee chairwoman says the city manager will send his 2013 budget proposal to the Mayor on November 26th. Vice Mayor Roxanne Qualls announced...
View ArticleFull Cincinnati Council approves manager's raise
Cincinnati City Manager Milton Dohoney's base salary is increasing to $255,000 per year. The full city council by a 6-2 vote approved the raise Thursday along with a one-time bonus of nearly $35,000....
View ArticleCincinnati manager releases budget plan
Cincinnati City Manager Milton Dohoney, Jr. is recommending closing a $34 million general fund deficit with a series of cuts and a large chunk of one-time money from letting a private company manage...
View ArticleCincinnati's mayor sends budget to city council
Cincinnati's Mayor is sending the City Manager's recommended budget to Council for its consideration. Mark Mallory praised the administration's budget Tuesday and Milton Dohoney. The mayor did make...
View ArticleCincy manager reduces layoffs in his budget plan
Cincinnati City Manager Milton Dohoney Thursday presented his proposed budget for the new fiscal year that begins on July 1st. His plan included layoffs for 201 city employees, but that’s down from the...
View ArticleMemo warns of excessive costs of parking lease plan
Mayoral candidate John Cranley, along with several city council members and candidates, are calling on the Port Authority to put an end to the city's parking lease deal based on a memo from the city's...
View ArticleCranley: Dohoney out as city manager
Cincinnati City Manager Milton Dohoney Jr . will leave his job by Dec. 1, Mayor-elect John Cranley announced Wednesday night. Cranley told reporters at a Wednesday night press conference he had met...
View ArticleCincy Council approves manager severance package
Cincinnati Council has officially accepted a plan that will let City Manager Milton Dohoney resign on December 1st and still receive a severance package. Mayor-elect John Cranley announced Wednesday...
View ArticleReport Finds No Issues With Former City Manager Dohoney's Pay Raise In 2006
A report from Cincinnati's Internal Audit Manager released to city council finds no issues with a pay raise given to former city manager Milton Dohoney, Jr. two weeks after he started working for the...
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