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February 26, 2013

PUBLIC SALARIES PAID IN CALENDAR YEAR 2012

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CENTERVILLE — PUBLIC SALARIES PAID IN CALENDAR YEAR 2012        

City of Cincinnati      

Name    Position    Gross Wages

Kyle Berry    VFD     185.00

Nathan Berry    VFD     65.00

Randy Berry    VFD     325.00

Gary Buckallew    VFD     215.00

Rick Butler    VFD     255.00

Doug Carlsten    VFD     345.00

Jeremy Carlsten    VFD     120.00

Robert Conger    City Council    180.00

Roberta Glovas    Mayor    765.00

John Jones    VFD     295.00

Jason Kauzlarich    VFD     245.00

Lucrecia Kimm    Backup Clerk    368.00

Viva J Logsdon    City Clerk    3879.35

William Long    City Council; contract labor    962.00

Leslie Moriarty    Seasonal Laborer    4264.00

Jared Opperman    City Council    180.00

David Owens    City Clerk    10072.66

David Rummans    Mayor    337.18

Ronald Shady    City Council    180.00

Joe Sivetts    Mayor Pro-Tem, VFD    475.00

Jacob Steele    Operations Affadavit Operator    574.20

Donald Stevens    Seasonal Laborer    352.17

Kimberly Summers    City Council    202.00

Mark Summers    Operations Manager, VFD    27407.52

Tyler Tait    VFD     95.00

Frank Wireman    VFD     45.00

Robert Wireman    City Council, VFD    343.00

        

    TOTAL PAID    52732.08

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