Sterling Heights City Council creates new position to oversee DEI issues and public safety

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Sterling Heights City Council creates new position to oversee DEI issues and public safety

Sterling Heights City Council members have approved hiring a second assistant city manager who will be responsible for overseeing the public safety departments, public works, and DEI training. The move, which passed by a 5-2 vote, was affirmed earlier this week during the council’s 2024-2025 budget workshop meeting. Officials said the newly-created position will carry a base salary of about $177,000. Combined with a benefits and health care pack…