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City Of Brockville salaries, 2015

45 people paid $100,000 or more in 2015, as disclosed by Ontario under the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996.

People in 2015
45
−11.8% vs 2014
Median salary
$109,365
−3.7% vs 2014
Highest salary
$161,998
Total disclosed
$5.1M

Everyone on the 2015 list

45 people
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Robert CasselmanCity Manager$161,998$1,559+$3,797
2Scott FraserPolice Chief$159,406$1,539+$2,078
3Lee MacarthurDeputy Police Chief$151,117$1,403+$1,972
4Conal CosgroveDirector of Operations$140,035$1,355+$3,282
5Peter RaabeDirector of Environmental Services$140,035$1,249+$5,063
6David DickDirector of Corporate Services$128,713$1,241+$3,017
7D. Thomas FournierInvestigations Manager$127,281$1,143+$1,183
8Keith FleurySergeant$122,156$1,085+$2,821
9Todd BertrendStaff Sergeant$119,984$1,143+$1,935
10Shawn BorgfordSergeant$118,453$1,036+$7,912
11Mark NoonanInvestigator I$118,080$1,070−$512
12Renny RaynerDeputy Fire Chief$117,577$1,135−$949
13Paul SmithInvestigator I$117,457$1,085−$1,958
14Robin AshtonFire Captain$115,400$1,013−$14,160
15Andrew HarvieSergeant$115,294$1,037+$2,606
16Peter BuellSergeant$114,957$1,085+$1,392
17Alan RangerSergeant$114,797$1,085−$732
18Michael GrantInvestigator II$112,934$954+$3,881
19Craig MasonFire Captain$110,656$1,013−$18,664
20Travis CauleyFire Captain$110,607$1,013−$18,135
21Greg WattFire Captain$110,333$1,013−$15,973
22John PaulFire Captain$110,213$1,013−$16,769
23Graham CoeInvestigator I$109,365$1,019−$745
24Tommaso Nappo1st Class Constable$108,652$949+$5,312
25Laurie BennettInvestigator I$108,340$1,036+$1,738
26Peter JonkerFire Captain$108,278$1,023−$13,890
27Jeffrey Rean1st Class Constable$107,984$802+$3,880
28James Garvin1st Class Constable$107,668$872+$1,653
29Debra NeilsonManager of Human Resources$106,401$505new
30Greg HealyChief Fire Prevention Officer$106,395$1,013−$14,711
31Russ FraserSupervisor Public Works/Parks$105,723$461−$1,584
32Daniel Hall1st Class Constable$105,652$842new
33Robert Ferguson1st Class Constable$104,607$949−$3,753
34Justin Cullen1st Class Constable$104,387$872new
35Dave PaulDirector of Economic Development$104,329$3,538new
36David Jeggo1st Class Constable$103,569$872+$1,134
37Doug PertFire Captain$102,966$985−$20,644
38Darryl Boyd1st Class Constable$102,917$901−$4,662
39Ryan Hayes1st Class Constable$102,832$949+$221
40Patricia Wilhelm Murphy1st Class Constable$102,422$930+$2,383
41Kyle KarasiukTraining Officer$102,292$985−$13,665
42Kevin HarperFire Captain$102,027$937−$15,670
43Sandra MacdonaldCity Clerk$101,493$982new
44Darlene ReillyCanadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) Dispatch$101,375$949new
45George Dickie1st Class Constable$101,276$949new

Most common jobs in 2015

1st Class Constable11
Fire Captain8
Sergeant5
Investigator I4
Canadian Police Information Centre (CPIC) Dispatch1
Chief Fire Prevention Officer1
City Clerk1
City Manager1
Deputy Fire Chief1
Deputy Police Chief1

Questions and answers

Why is someone who works at City Of Brockville not on this list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in 2015 are listed. Everyone else at City Of Brockville that year was paid less.

What are taxable benefits?

The benefits the employer reported as taxable for the year. They are listed separately and are not part of the salary figure.

What does “salary paid” include?

What the employer paid in the calendar year, so it can include overtime, retroactive pay, vacation payouts, severance or a partial year. Taxable benefits are listed separately. How the lists work