THE MALDEN ADVOCATE–Friday, December 17, 2021 Page 9 FIREFIGHTERS | FROM PAGE 1 year base pay per year. Lieutenant's base annual pay in final year of the contract will be $76,966 base.Captains will make $87,741 first year base pay, Deputy Chiefs, $98,209 in firstyear base and Assistant Chief $100,631. Ward 5 Councillor Barbara Murphy of the Ordinance Committee introduced the final enrollment vote, urging passage to ensure the contract would immediately go into effect. Additionally, the Council unanimously approved funding of $512,160 to fund retroactive pay for the firefighters over the course of the first year and half of the new contract. The 108 firefighters covered will receive an average payout of $4,742 for the retroactive compensation. **** City Council approves appointments to boards and commissions The Malden City Council approved a number of appointments to boards and commissions at its last meeting. Mary Hampton, 29 Beachview Terrace, Malden, was approved as a member of the Historical Commission, term to expire in 2024. Eric Rubin, of Stoneham, was reappointed as Director of Public Facilities, term to expire December 31, 2024. Paul Buckley, 115 Emerald Street, Malden, was reappointed as a member of the ConserFY 2020 Rank FIREFIGHTER LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN DEPUTY CHIEF ASSISTANT CHIEF FY 2021 Rank FIREFIGHTER LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN DEPUTY CHIEF ASSISTANT CHIEF FY 2022 Rank FIREFIGHTER LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN DEPUTY CHIEF ASSISTANT CHIEF FY 2023 Rank FIREFIGHTER LIEUTENANT CAPTAIN DEPUTY CHIEF ASSISTANT CHIEF 1ST YEAR BASE $61,227 $71,636 $81,665 $91,873 $93,796 1ST YEAR BASE $63,192 $73,934 $84,285 $94,821 $96,743 1ST YEAR BASE $64,474 $75,435 $85,996 $96,746 $98,668 1ST YEAR BASE $65,783 $76,966 $87,741 $98,709 $100,631 2ND YEAR BASE $61,543 $72,006 $82,086 $92,347 $0 2ND YEAR BASE $63,508 $74,304 $84,707 $95,295 $0 2ND YEAR BASE $64,790 $75,805 $86,418 $97,220 $0 2ND YEAR BASE $66,099 $77,336 $88,163 $99,183 $0 vation Commission, term to expire on December 31, 2023. **** New Racial Equity Commission will use outside consultant, choose chairperson from its own members Some of the tenets added to the vote by the Malden City Council to hire an outside consultant to work with those forming and ultimately appointed to the soon-to-be-established Ra3RD YEAR BASE 4TH YEAR BASE $61,859 $62,175.31 $72,375 $82,508 $92,821 $0 3RD YEAR BASE 4TH YEAR BASE $63,824 $64,139.69 $74,674 $85,128 $95,769 $0 3RD YEAR BASE 4TH YEAR BASE $65,106 $65,422.48 $76,175 $86,839 $97,694 $0 3RD YEAR BASE 4TH YEAR BASE $66,415 $66,730.93 $77,705 $88,584 $99,657 $0 $78,075 $89,006 $76,544 $87,261 $75,043 $85,550 $72,745 $82,929 $93,296 SENIOR BASE $66,528 $77,837 $88,734 $99,826 $0 $100,361 SENIOR BASE $68,629 $80,296 $91,538 $96,243 $102,980 $0 $103,515 SENIOR BASE $70,002 $81,902 $93,369 $98,168 $105,040 $0 $105,575 SENIOR BASE $71,402 $83,540 $95,236 $100,131 $107,141 $0 $107,676 cial Equity Commission in developing directives and a direction. Another tenet/amendment, proposed and then voted to the resolve offered by Councillor-at-Large Stephen Winslow, was that the chairperson of the new commission would not be city Coordinator of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Bybiose Larochelle, but instead be chosen from among the appointed members. Larochelle would still maintain a major role in assisting with the new commission. PROJECT | FROM PAGE 1 so, he said, a “significant health hazard” facing low-income residents would be eliminated. Councillor-at-Large Stephen Winslow, City Engineer Yem Lip and Conservation Commission Chairman Isaac Slavitt will use the remaining $2.75 million from ARPA to focus on the lines that service homes with children. “The hope with using these federal monies is to build a program that can replace city and private side lead service lines within a five-year window,” said Christenson. “This would mean replacing about 400 to 500 lines per year rather than the approximately 200 we have been doing between water main work and replacements associated with property sales.” Mackey & Brown Attorneys at Law * PERSONAL INJURY * REAL ESTATE * FAMILY LAW * GENERAL PRACTICE * PERSONAL BANKRUPTCY * CIVIL LITIGATION 14 Norwood St., Everett, MA 02149 Phone: (617) 387-4900 Fax: (617) 381-1755 WWW.MACKEYBROWNLAW.COM John Mackey, Esq. * Katherine M. Brown, Esq. 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