The City of Philadelphia released employee salary data today.
Here’s a list of who’s bringing home the most bacon, as of April 5, 2016. This is base salary only and not counting overtime. (You can see the top paid employees from 2012, including overtime, here.)
- Sam Gulino, Medical Examiner, Department of Public Health, $260,730
- Richard Ross, Jr., Police Commissionner, Police Department, $240,000
- Albert Chu, Deputy Medical Examiner, Department of Public Health, $231,505
- James Kenney, Mayor, Mayor’s Office, $217,820
- Rochelle Cameron, Director of Aviation, Airport, $215,000
- Khalil Wardak, Assistant Medical Examiner, Department of Public Health, $210,459
- Victoria Sorokin, Assistant Medical Examiner, Department of Public Health, $210,459
- Michael DiBerardinis, Managing Director, Managing Director’s Office, $205,000
- Francis Bielli, Executive Director, Board of Pensions, $204,740
- Siobhan Reardon, President and Director, Free Library, $204,219
- Nola Joyce, Deputy Managing Director, Managing Director’s Office, $201,721
- Kieran Sheridan, CEO, Airport, $195,000
- George Hayes, Medical Services Director, Personnel Department, $191,921
- Caroline Johnson, Medical Services Director, Department of Public Health, $190,496
- Kevin Bethel, Deputy Police Commissioner, Police Department, $190,282
- Christine Coulter, Deputy Police Commissioner, Police Department, $190,282
- Myron Patterson, Deputy Police Commissioner, Police Department, $190,282
- Denise Turpin, Deputy Police Commissioner, Police Department, $190,282
- Lindsay Simon, Pathologist, Department of Public Health, $185,849
- Daniel Brown, Pathologist, Department of Public Health, $185,849
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