The Monroe County Board of Commissioners decided Tuesday to end negotiations with a former Washtenaw County commissioner chosen as that county's next administrator.
The Monroe Evening News reported the board took the action in a 6-3 vote to end negotiations with Robert Brackenbury of Pittsfield Township.
According to the story, the negotiations came to an impasse over salary and other differences. Brackenbury was asking for $121,000 and the county was willing to pay $108,000.
Brackenbury, 44, a current Michigan assistant attorney general, served on the Washtenaw County board from 2003 to 2006 and is the husband of Pittsfield Township Supervisor Mandy Grewal.
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