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City Of Windsor salaries

1,219 people paid $100,000 or more in 2025. On the disclosure list every year from 1997 to 2025.

People on the 2025 list
1,219
+3.9% vs 2024
Median salary
$132,944
−2.2% vs 2024
Highest salary
$333,505
Total disclosed
$167M

Highest paid in 2025

Top 100 of 1,219
#NameSalaryBenefitsChange
1Raymond MensourChief Administrative Officer$333,505$11,586+$95,295 (+40.0%)
2Jelena PayneDeputy Chief Administrative Officer Commissioner Economic Development$285,712$7,918+$47,513 (+19.9%)
3Andrew DaherCommissioner Corporate Services$285,224$7,918+$46,647 (+19.6%)
4Janice GuthrieCommissioner Finance and City Treasurer$275,147$7,899+$42,813 (+18.4%)
5Jason BellairePolice Chief$268,287$14,277−$19,865 (−6.9%)
6David SimpsonCommissioner Infrastructure Services$254,533$6,956new
7Dana PaladinoCommissioner Human and Health Services Corporate Leader$253,719$5,799+$37,169 (+17.2%)
8Joseph MancinaChief Administrative Officer$244,070$4,835−$76,381 (−23.8%)
9Jason CrowleyPolice Chief$235,527$10,593−$2,736 (−1.1%)
10Paolo DicarloSuperintendent$235,428$1,461+$41,045 (+21.1%)
11Michael ChantlerCommissioner Community Services$234,960$4,768+$64,495 (+37.8%)
12Alina SirbuExecutive Director Long Term Care / Administration$233,415$820+$19,300 (+9.0%)
13Karel DegraafDeputy Police Chief$232,483$10,141−$1,836 (−0.8%)
14Gary FrancoeurDirector Corporate Communications$228,284$864+$44,319 (+24.1%)
15John RevellChief Building Official$228,156$2,233+$32,059 (+16.3%)
16James ChackoExecutive Director Transit Windsor$227,841$803+$33,482 (+17.2%)
17Sebastian PirroneDirector Corporate Security$226,979$1,655+$85,802 (+60.8%)
18Dawn HillDirector Information Services$225,314$873+$34,748 (+18.2%)
19Barry HorrobinDirector Planning and Physical$225,314$839+$33,508 (+17.5%)
20Laura SmithDirector Emergency 911 Centre$225,314$873+$34,748 (+18.2%)
21James WaffleFire Chief$225,255$2,165+$8,764 (+4.0%)
22Robert WilsonInspector$224,964$834
23Matt CaplinDirector of Technology Services$224,700$881+$34,385 (+18.1%)
24Jill LawrenceSuperintendent$224,511$835+$18,940 (+9.2%)
25Joe FaddoulStaff Sergeant$221,553$758+$11,787 (+5.6%)
26Angelo GertsakisAssistant Chief – Fire Rescue$220,226$3,325−$2,069 (−0.9%)
27Scott JefferyInspector$219,166$834+$40,738 (+22.8%)
28Andrew DilkensMayor$218,949$9,894+$6,704 (+3.2%)
29Andrew RandallInspector$218,609$834+$22,828 (+11.7%)
30Christopher WersteinSuperintendent$216,457$841+$32,775 (+17.8%)
31Steven VlachodimosCity Clerk$216,409$1,717+$18,945 (+9.6%)
32David DelucaInspector$216,369$834+$32,206 (+17.5%)
33Gordon OrrChief Executive Officer of Tourism Windsor Essex Pelee Island$215,518$3,888+$58,381 (+37.2%)
34Kenneth CribleyDeputy Police Chief$215,427$834+$33,826 (+18.6%)
35Jennifer CrosbyInspector$215,427$834+$31,592 (+17.2%)
36Marc MurphyInspector$215,427$834+$31,926 (+17.4%)
37Wira VendrascoCity Solicitor$214,569$1,717+$20,119 (+10.3%)
38Neil RobertsonCity Planner$214,081$1,717+$26,788 (+14.3%)
39Vincenza MihaloExecutive Director Human Resources$213,866$1,717+$18,401 (+9.4%)
40Kirk WhittalExecutive Director Housing and Children Services$213,200$1,717+$19,018 (+9.8%)
41Jennifer KnightsExecutive Director Recreation and Culture$213,064$781+$20,859 (+10.9%)
42Jeffrey LepainRegistered Nurse$210,614$393+$35,699 (+20.4%)
43Tony ArdoviniExecutive Director Financial Planning and Deputy Treasurer$209,504$1,660+$29,557 (+16.4%)
44Lorie GreggExecutive Director Treasury Financial Accounting and Deputy Treasurer$208,853$1,717+$20,513 (+10.9%)
45Ed ValdezExecutive Director Pollution Control / Deputy City Engineer$206,467$729+$26,622 (+14.8%)
46Tanya AntoniwExecutive Director Employment and Social Services$205,091$1,680+$30,970 (+17.8%)
47Robert FawcettDistrict Chief – Firefighting$204,915$508−$3,884 (−1.9%)
48Phong NguySenior Manager Parks Operations$203,193$719+$20,520 (+11.2%)
49Natasha GabbanaExecutive Director Capital Planning and Deputy Treasurer$201,652$1,621+$40,210 (+24.9%)
50Colleen MiddaughExecutive Director Engineering / Deputy City Engineer$199,233$1,126+$18,679 (+10.3%)
51Stacey McguireExecutive Director Operations / Deputy City Engineer$198,936$1,659+$28,904 (+17.0%)
52Isaac KaregiPersonal Support Worker$197,597$294−$5,994 (−2.9%)
53Ian DaySenior Manager Transportation$197,085$712+$17,327 (+9.6%)
54Amanda CaslickManager Resident Services$196,862$719+$16,927 (+9.4%)
55Gerard BakerManager Land Development and Growth$196,509$1,639+$33,547 (+20.6%)
56Matthew JohnsonExecutive Director Economic Development$195,133$1,674+$45,464 (+30.4%)
57Jamie ScottExecutive Director Parks and Facilities$194,333$684+$37,071 (+23.6%)
58Brandon CallejaSenior Manager Deputy Chief Building Official Permits$192,261$1,629+$58,251 (+43.5%)
59Bryce ChandlerDirector Human Resources$192,089$881+$1,774 (+0.9%)
60John TodCaptain – Fire Rescue$191,446$1,157−$6,426 (−3.2%)
61Melissa BrindleyDirector Financial Services$188,352$726−$2,214 (−1.2%)
62Craig RobertsonManager Licensing and Enforcement/Deputy License Commissioner$188,239$1,600+$7,946 (+4.4%)
63Christopher RevenbergDistrict Chief – Firefighting$187,636$825−$24,364 (−11.5%)
64Mark NazarewichDeputy City Solicitor Legal Services and Real Estate$186,993$1,621
65Brian BobbieDeputy Fire Chief$183,844$2,072−$49,224 (−21.1%)
66Michael ArthurManager Inspections$183,629$456+$54,096 (+41.8%)
67Edward NovakStaff Sergeant$182,834$758−$19,293 (−9.5%)
68Aleksandar VucinicChief Information Officer / Executive Director Information Technology$182,639$1,534+$27,464 (+17.7%)
69Ryerson FitzpatrickAssistant Deputy Fire Chief$182,535$524new
70Bunnara OrsiPersonal Support Worker$180,692$294+$18,328 (+11.3%)
71Peter RiversDistrict Chief – Firefighting$180,463$508−$20,747 (−10.3%)
72Kent RicePresident$179,995$834−$1,853 (−1.0%)
73James RomankoCaptain – Fire Rescue$179,155$432−$3,220 (−1.8%)
74David TennentStaff Sergeant$178,181$758+$1,472 (+0.8%)
75Daemon HartDeputy Fire Chief$177,507$6,145+$13,295 (+8.1%)
76Michael PatersonStaff Sergeant$177,246$758+$9,286 (+5.5%)
77Christopher DalyCaptain – Fire Rescue$176,526$472−$16,582 (−8.6%)
78Daniel IannettaConstable$175,985$721+$28,894 (+19.6%)
79Gregory AtkinsonDeputy City Planner – Development$175,698$1,555+$28,794 (+19.6%)
80Patti PastoriusStaff Sergeant$174,992$758+$480 (+0.3%)
81Linda HigginsManager Intergovernmental Funding – Human Services Integration$174,467$1,488+$42,537 (+32.2%)
82Angela MarazitaSenior Manager Fleet$174,390$634+$15,606 (+9.8%)
83Kevin WebbManager Environmental Quality$174,350$634+$23,952 (+15.9%)
84Michael McguireFirefighter$174,071$400−$10,361 (−5.6%)
85Phong LeSergeant$173,824$681
86Catherine HarrisManager Nutrition and Dietary Services$173,728$634+$14,944 (+9.4%)
87Diane QuinnManager Employment and Training Initiatives$173,728$1,569+$14,944 (+9.4%)
88Sean RyanCaptain – Fire Rescue$173,582$1,883−$25,896 (−13.0%)
89Fahd MikhaelManager Design$173,430$1,569+$14,946 (+9.4%)
90Daniel SeguinDeputy Treasurer Financial Accounting and Corporate Controls$173,403$1,569+$14,944 (+9.4%)
91Jason MooreManager Marketing and Communication$173,403$1,545+$14,944 (+9.4%)
92Kirk TammManager Gis$173,403$1,569+$14,944 (+9.4%)
93Wadah Al-YassiriManager Parks Development$173,403$634+$15,067 (+9.5%)
94Kevin CabanaManager Lou Romano Water Reclamation Plant$173,192$634+$14,071 (+8.8%)
95Sergio ManninaManager Little River Pollution Control$173,115$634+$14,248 (+9.0%)
96Catherine TraceySenior Legal Counsel$172,917$1,447+$19,288 (+12.6%)
97Adam PillonManager of Right of Way$172,902$1,524+$32,051 (+22.8%)
98Norbert WolfManager of Employee Relations$172,898$634+$18,118 (+11.7%)
99Patrick WintersManager Development$172,881$634+$20,385 (+13.4%)
100Cory ElliottManager Arenas$172,854$634+$18,796 (+12.2%)
Full 2025 list

People on the list by year

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YearValue
1996
19977
19989
199936
200011
20019
200218
200323
200463
200592
200695
200790
200893
2009115
2010242
2011103
2012296
2013516
2014570
2015643
2016246
2017596
2018898
2019861
2020893
2021915
2022962
2023955
20241,173
20251,219

Median salary by year

12644423

What each job pays at City Of Windsor, 2025

The most common jobs, with their median salary against the same title across the list.

JobPeopleMedianOntario medianDifference
Constable310$132,451$138,741−4.5%
Firefighter170$123,048$131,274−6.3%
Sergeant67$150,774$160,294−5.9%
Captain – Fire Rescue46$153,131$153,131+0.0%
Communicator30$108,931$117,258−7.1%
Staff Sergeant18$163,789$167,529−2.2%
Financial Planning Administrator17$124,227$124,227+0.0%
Personal Support Worker13$120,607$111,720+8.0%
Technical Support Analyst11$135,827$135,815+0.0%
Executive Initiatives Coordinator10$115,050$115,050+0.0%
District Chief, Firefighting10$161,917$173,886−6.9%
Registered Nurse10$137,148$118,605+15.6%
Special Constable Detention10$106,673$106,673+0.0%
Supervisor Community Programming10$124,819$124,819+0.0%
Fire Prevention Officer9$141,094$138,046+2.2%
Supervisor Facilities8$131,614$126,627+3.9%
Systems Analyst8$121,178$111,786+8.4%
Chief Wastewater Treat Operator7$113,495$113,495+0.0%
Senior Legal Counsel7$167,739$168,614−0.5%
Supervisor Environmental Services7$139,248$132,213+5.3%
Supervisor Ontario Works7$132,102$132,102+0.0%
Building Engineer Architect6$137,730$137,730+0.0%
Coordinator Housing Administration and Development6$120,207$120,207+0.0%
Disability Management Specialist6$135,966$113,516+19.8%
Inspector6$217,489$204,214+6.5%
Maintenance Supervisor6$148,324$118,532+25.1%
Supervisor Parks6$125,410$116,327+7.8%
Contracts Supervisor5$125,705$128,535−2.2%
Engineer II5$113,609$113,609+0.0%
Engineer III – Design Standards Lead5$135,943$135,943+0.0%
Manager Administration5$135,694$135,694+0.0%
Occupational Health and Safety Advisor5$117,464$117,464+0.0%
Supervisor Emergency 9115$120,986$120,986+0.0%
Signal Maintenance – Electrician II4$138,442—
Emergency Communications Operator4$104,648$104,235+0.4%
Project Administrator4$145,818—
Project Coordinator4$135,917$112,472+20.8%
Technologist III4$128,649$124,725+3.1%
Asset Coordinator3$119,459—
Assistant Director of Care3$126,444$114,186+10.7%

Medians where 3 or more people share the title. Ontario median: everyone with the title on the 2025 list, at any employer.

Salary bands

People by salary, 2025.

$100K–$110K157
$110K–$120K170
$120K–$130K210
$130K–$150K409
$150K–$175K194
$175K–$200K30
$200K–$250K42
$250K–$300K6
$300K–$500K1

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Questions and answers

How many people at City Of Windsor were paid $100,000 or more in 2025?

1,219, +3.9% on 2024 (1,173 people).

What is the median salary at City Of Windsor?

$132,944 among the people on the 2025 list, against $126,555 for municipalities & services as a whole.

Who is the highest-paid employee at City Of Windsor?

In 2025, Raymond Mensour, Chief Administrative Officer at City Of Windsor, with a salary of $333,505.

What is the most common job at City Of Windsor on the list?

Constable, with 310 people in 2025.

How much does a Constable at City Of Windsor make?

The median salary of the 310 people with this title at City Of Windsor was $132,451 in 2025, 4.5% below the $138,741 median for the title across Ontario.

How much does a Firefighter at City Of Windsor make?

The median salary of the 170 people with this title at City Of Windsor was $123,048 in 2025, 6.3% below the $131,274 median for the title across Ontario.

How much does a Sergeant at City Of Windsor make?

The median salary of the 67 people with this title at City Of Windsor was $150,774 in 2025, 5.9% below the $160,294 median for the title across Ontario.

How long has City Of Windsor been on the list?

Since 1997: every year from 1997 to 2025.

Where can I see everyone at City Of Windsor on the list?

The full 2025 list has every name, job, salary and taxable benefit; earlier years are linked from the chart above.

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

Why is someone not on the list?

Only people paid $100,000 or more in the year are listed, and only by the public employers the Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act, 1996 covers. Someone paid less that year, or working elsewhere, does not appear.

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