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Senate majority leaders protect KY tech chief's $375,000 salary Rep. Carney's bill to limit Grindle's controversial salary doesn't get called for a vote in the Senate. By Tom Loftus, Louisville Courier Journal Senate leaders never called the bill cutting Charles Grindle's salary for a vote Thursday, meaning that the state's chief information officer will almost surely be able to keep his annual pay of $375,000. The House had earlier passed - on a 99-0 vote - the bill that would roll Grindle's salary back to a salary equal to the highest salary paid to a chief information official in any neighboring state. That would have apparently cut Grindle's salary to $207,420 which is what the Tennessee Department of Human Resources says it pays its chief technology official. Read the full story at courier-journal.com. This story was posted on 2019-03-15 12:13:45
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