Baltimore salary database: 2015 city employees
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935 | Name | Job Title | Agency ID | Agency | Hire Date | Annual Salary | Gross Pay | Pay Beyond Salary |
| Jacks Jr, Grady | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64230 | Fire Department (230) | 1998-05-04 | $68,825.00 | $69,620.16 | $795.16 |
| Johnson Jr, Perry | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64140 | Fire Department (140) | 2000-05-08 | $68,825.00 | $68,925.05 | $100.05 |
| Johnson, Daryl P | Firefighter Suppression | A64220 | Fire Department (220) | 1995-09-18 | $68,825.00 | $70,170.47 | $1,345.47 |
| Johnson, Ken C | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64154 | Fire Department (154) | 1998-05-04 | $68,825.00 | $72,446.64 | $3,621.64 |
| Lee, Tarnisha | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64154 | Fire Department (154) | 1999-09-15 | $68,825.00 | $72,107.94 | $3,282.94 |
| Lockett, Steven M | Firefighter Suppression | A64113 | Fire Department (113) | 1995-09-18 | $68,825.00 | $71,321.83 | $2,496.83 |
| Marcellino, August F | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64229 | Fire Department (229) | 1999-07-12 | $68,825.00 | $73,134.08 | $4,309.08 |
| McNair, Brandon | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64126 | Fire Department (126) | 1999-07-12 | $68,825.00 | $70,371.67 | $1,546.67 |
| Nickerson, Michael L | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64226 | Fire Department (226) | 1996-08-26 | $68,825.00 | $69,928.30 | $1,103.30 |
| Palmer III, Robert I | Firefighter Suppression | A64218 | Fire Department (218) | 1995-09-18 | $68,825.00 | $71,125.71 | $2,300.71 |
| Parker Jr, Leon L | Firefighter Suppression | A64157 | Fire Department (157) | 1996-08-19 | $68,825.00 | $76,651.72 | $7,826.72 |
| Raab Jr, Ronald J | Firefighter Suppression | A64143 | Fire Department (143) | 1995-09-18 | $68,825.00 | $69,689.79 | $864.79 |
| Sampson, Jon K | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64230 | Fire Department (230) | 1999-02-16 | $68,825.00 | $71,626.91 | $2,801.91 |
| Scott Jr, Phillip L | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64206 | Fire Department (206) | 1998-05-04 | $68,825.00 | $70,319.96 | $1,494.96 |
| Thomas, Douglas C | EMT Firefighter Suppression | A64126 | Fire Department (126) | 1999-07-12 | $68,825.00 | $71,114.21 | $2,289.21 |
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Notes:
In one case, the city’s data inaccurately characterized an employee’s compensation, according to the City Council president’s office. Based on the hourly wage that he receives for part-time work at council meetings, employee Michael Swift’s annual compensation was listed at $187,000. Actually, he makes $5,000.
The city government fiscal year described by these public records stretched from July 1, 2014 to June 30, 2015. The "pay beyond salary" field was calculated by The Sun by automatically subtracting annual salary from gross pay. All other fields were directly released by the the City of Baltimore; records have not been verified on a row-by-row basis by The Baltimore Sun. What might appear to be extremely low salaries may in many cases be hourly rates. Extreme ranges can in some cases be attributed to the hourly rates previously cited and in other rare cases may be attributable to copying errors on the part of individual department staffs. Government officials interviewed for this and previous salary projects say pay that varies from base salary can be attributable to overtime but could also be from promotions, stipends, bonuses, sick leave conversions and/or terminations. Salaries of zero dollars or zero percent may represent multiple scenarios, including contracting relationships and dismissals, respectively. Base-salary figures do not always represent actual salary paid, which can be higher or lower. Because of this, search totals on this user interface do not always balance. In some past salary databasees, accrued leave information was only provided by the employing entity for the year in which an employee retired or resigned his or her post and was paid the accrued value.