Aaron G Garcia

Summary

Aaron G Garcia earned $169,478 in 2018 as a Fire Senior Paramedic for Fire.

Garcia earned more than 84.54% of employees in Fire.

Garcia earned more than 97.32% of employees across all Fire Departments in the Municipal category.

Employment history for Aaron G Garcia

Positions held

Position Base Salary Extra Pay Start Date Data year
Fire Senior Paramedic $109,842 $59,637 Not reported 2018
Employee $98,535 $51,730 Not reported 2017

Data year: 2018 (Source)

Comparing total pay per year

$19,213

+ 12.79%
Overall Net Change in Total Pay

$11,306

+ 11.47%
Overall Net Change in Base Salary

$7,907

+ 15.28%
Net Change in Extra Pay

Other employees with the title Fire Senior Paramedic at Fire in 2018

Name Position Total Pay Start Date
Stephen A Milakis Fire Senior Paramedic $191,301 Not reported
John A Nagy Fire Senior Paramedic $167,425 Not reported
Ricardo Torres Fire Senior Paramedic $159,155 Not reported
Lawrence W Nelson Fire Senior Paramedic $144,648 Not reported
Robert L Chance Fire Senior Paramedic $140,698 Not reported
Robert E Kulovitz Fire Senior Paramedic $138,834 Not reported
Steven F Matthias Fire Senior Paramedic $134,819 Not reported
Kevin M Becker Fire Senior Paramedic $131,781 Not reported

Data year: 2018 (Source)

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