Colorado Code § 31-4-109

Compensation and fees of officers
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The mayor shall receive such
compensation for his services as the city council, prior to his election, may fix as provided in this
section. The city council, at least as early as the last monthly meeting before such regular
municipal election, shall fix by ordinance the compensation and fees of members of the city
council, including the compensation of the mayor and councilmen, for the period for which they
will be elected or appointed if any change in said compensation is desirable. The city council
shall neither increase nor diminish the compensation of any councilman or mayor during his
term of office. Each person appointed to fill a vacancy in the office of mayor or councilman shall
receive the same compensation as was established for the office when the vacancy occurred. All
other officers of the city, together with all other employees of the city, shall receive such
compensation as the city council may fix from time to time by ordinance or as may be
established in a pay plan adopted by ordinance. The city council may from time to time contract
for professional services and for such services pay such fees and charges as may be agreed upon.

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