With an income of over 2.600 euros, runaway SDP councilor Munir Redžović is convincingly in first place among public officials from Pljevlja this year, in terms of monthly income.
Redžović, who joined Ivan Brajović's social democrats, is a member of the Board of Directors of Rudnik Uglja, where he earns 2.500 euros, and 137 euros as a member of the local parliament.
His wife earns 350 euros a month in the Forestry Administration, so the Redžovići bring in almost three thousand euros a month into the house. He owns an apartment in Pljevlja and a third of the family home.
In second place is DPS councilor Igor Golubović, who together with his wife earns 2.400 euros a month. Golubović as director of Elektrodistribucija in Pljevlja earns 1.124 euros per month, and another 137 euros as a councilor, while his wife, employed as a prosecutor in the Basic Prosecutor's Office in Pljevlja, earns 1.140 euros.
Golubović earns about 6.000 euros a year for consulting services.
DF member Milan Lekić earns 1.050 euros per month at Vodovod, where he was director until the end of last year. The compensation for a councilor is 130 euros, and his wife earns 750 euros a month in the municipality.
He owns a house in Pljevlje and a cottage in his native village of Radjevici. His wife owns half of the family house in Zrenjanin and several hectares of land.
Member of the Movement for Pljevlja Božidar Bajić earns 872 euros a month at the Pljevlja hospital, where he works as a lawyer. He owns an apartment and a house in Pljevlje and an apartment in Belgrade. His son Ivan owns an apartment in Podgorica. Božidar's wife earns around 400 euros a month.
SNP councilor Zdravko Bajić earns 720 euros per month and has 150 euros as councilor compensation, while his wife receives around 550 euros per month. He owns an apartment in Pljevlja and Podgorica, land in Kotor and business premises in Pljevlja.
The salaries of the directors of the General Hospital and the Health Center, Zoran Tabaš and Ilhan Tursumović, are 1.035 and 910 euros, respectively. Judging by data from the website of the Commission for the Prevention of Conflict of Interest, the majority of judges and prosecutors in Pljevlja are in good financial condition. Most judges have apartments in Podgorica or Belgrade.
Two apartments of 24 and 43 square meters are owned by the judge of the Basic Court Branko Pejović in Podgorica, and the third one of 45 square meters by his wife. As a judge, Pejović earns 1.200 euros a month, and his wife, as a doctor at the Health Center in Pljevlja, earns 850 euros.
The president of the Basic Court, Radinka Gačević, reported a salary of 1.286 euros, and stated that her husband, who is a lawyer, earns 18.000 euros per year. He owns a 72 square meter apartment in Pljevlja and Podgorica.
Apartments in Belgrade and Podgorica
Judge Elzana Ajanović has a salary of 1.230 euros, an apartment in Pljevlja and Podgorica, a summer cottage in Vilići and a family house in Pljevlja. Judge Marina Jelovac owns a 29-square-meter apartment in Podgorica and an apartment in Pljevlja. He earns 1.515, has a loan of 30.000.
Judge Sanja Aničić earns around 1.100 euros, she reported an apartment in Belgrade to the Commission for the Prevention of Conflict of Interest. Her husband receives 1.100 euros, and he also owns an apartment in Pljevlja.
The salary of the Basic Prosecutor in Pljevlja Milivoj Tomčić is 1.263, he has an apartment in Pljevlja and Podgorica.
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