Periodic Compensation Review Committee

Pursuant to the Ulster County Charter, the Periodic Compensation Review Committee is responsible to review the current salaries of all Ulster County elected officials and provide recommendations for future salaries, and the rationale for them, to the County Executive and the Legislature. The review includes the salaries of the County Executive, the Comptroller, the Sheriff, the County Clerk and the Legislators. The District Attorney is exempt from this review because this salary is set by New York State Law. The recommendations of the Committee can be viewed below.

 

Members

Name Term Expires Appointing Authority
Thomas Kruglinski  3/31/2027(PDF, 467KB)   County Executive 
Ward Todd  3/31/2028(PDF, 536KB)   County Executive 
Anthony Marmo  3/31/2029  County Legislature 
Richard Gerentine  3/31/2028  County Legislature 
Kathleen Mihm 3/31/2027  County Legislature 

 

Membership Rules

The Periodic Compensation Review Committee shall consist of five members; three members are to be selected by the County Legislature with at least one member from the Minority party. The other two committee members are appointed by the County Executive and cannot be of the same political party.

No member of the committee shall hold an elected or appointed position in Ulster County or be compensated in whole or in part from County funds at the time of his or her appointment and during their term. Members shall not serve for more than eight years.

Meetings

April 30, 2026 Ordinary Meeting

Ordinary meeting of the Ulster Periodic Compensation Review Committee.

Time

01:00 PM

Location

K.L. Binder Library - 6th Floor, 244 Fair Street
Kingston, NY 12401
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Agenda

Minutes

Meeting Documents

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About

Mission

  • The Periodic Compensation Review Committee advises County leadership on the compensation of elected officials through a fair, data-informed, and transparent process. By engaging the public and conducting regular reviews, the Committee promotes accountability and ensures salaries reflect the responsibilities of public service.

 

Enabling Legislation

 

Board Documents

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