For running a blue-collar western suburb, taxpayers paid Roy McCampbell $472,255 last year — the highest total compensation of any suburban municipal executive — and village officials now say they're not sure why.No word yet from political scientists who believe the public sector acts in the "public interest" on this one. Just a reminder for you taxpayers who live outside Illinois: stimulus money and future bailouts for states and municipalities means you are helping finance Roy McCampell.
McCampbell, known as one of the first suburban officials to push red-light cameras, said he did the work of 10 people for Bellwood
Tuesday, June 29, 2010
$472,255 to run a town of 20,000
The Chicago Tribune reports on someone who's job pays more than Mayor Daley or President Barack Obama: