Some of the people who make important decisions about the operations of JEA, a city-owned utility company, don’t even live in Jacksonville.
Ex-JEA board chair had no idea plan she voted for could net $345M in bonus payouts if utility was sold: testimonyJACKSONVILLE, Fla.
Dutton, who lives in Tennessee, recently received a 23% raise, which is an additional $73,000 a year, at the same time The VP of Communication Mark Stultz said, in part, that the employees are working remotely because “it helps recruit the best talent for those roles.”
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