Steve M Loan

Summary

Steve M Loan earned $168,500 in 2018 as an Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) for Department Of State Police.

Loan earned more than 98.56% of employees in Department Of State Police.

Employment history for Steve M Loan

Positions held

Position Base Salary Extra Pay Start Date Data year
Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $168,500 Not reported Not reported 2018
Captain-State Police $161,600 Not reported Not reported 2017

Data year: 2018 (Source)

Comparing total pay per year

$6,900

+ 4.27%
Overall Net Change in Total Pay

$6,900

+ 4.27%
Overall Net Change in Base Salary

Not reported

Net Change in Extra Pay

Other employees with the title Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) at Department Of State Police in 2018

Name Position Total Pay Start Date
Henry E Wolf Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $169,400 Not reported
Christopher E Trame Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $168,800 Not reported
Isaiah D Vega Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $168,800 Not reported
Michael J Gillock Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $168,500 Not reported
Christopher Campbell Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $167,900 Not reported
Matthew J Davis Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $167,900 Not reported
Kevin P Poehls Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $100,100 Not reported
Todd W Kilby Asst Deputy Director (Sworn) $1,800 Not reported

Data year: 2018 (Source)

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