Salaries frozen for Fairfax Co. exec, attorney

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The Fairfax County executive and county attorney will not receive a pay raise this year as the county’s economic forecasts continue to turn sharply downward.

During a closed meeting Monday, supervisors gave County Executive Anthony Griffin and Attorney David Bobzien high marks for performance but nevertheless agreed not to increase their compensation. It is the first time in their tenure as the local government’s top two administrators that they haven’t received a pay raise, said Mason District Supervisor Penny Gross, who is chairwoman of the board’s personnel committee.

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