Jim Hod opinion questions Southaven mayor’s pay perk
A Mississippi attorney general’s opinion released Tuesday raises more questions about Southaven Mayor Greg Davis’ salary.
With a base salary of $145,000 a year, Davis received more than the governor, and several stipends brought his pay to $187,000.
But following an investigation by The Commercial Appeal in January, officials eliminated a $35,000 stipend Davis received to run the city’s water operations.
Now, an opinion by Atty. Gen. Jim Hood’s office seems to cast more doubt over the validity of that $35,000 stipend.
Commercial Appeal
4/4/12
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