Toby A Gill
Summary
Toby A Gill earned $167,960 in 2018 as a Fire Battalion Chief for Fire.
Gill earned more than 91.52% of employees in Fire.
Gill earned more than 98.88% of employees across all Fire Departments in the Municipal category.
Employment history for Toby A Gill
Positions held
| Position | Base Salary | Extra Pay | Start Date | Data year |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fire Battalion Chief | $147,849 | $20,112 | Not reported | 2018 |
| Employee | $143,456 | $49,692 | Not reported | 2017 |
Data year: 2018 (Source)
Comparing total pay per year
-$25,188
-13.04%Overall Net Change in Total Pay
$4,393
+ 3.06%Overall Net Change in Base Salary
-$29,580
-59.53%Net Change in Extra Pay
Other employees with the title Fire Battalion Chief at Fire in 2018
| Name | Position | Total Pay | Start Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| James R Rufer | Fire Battalion Chief | $186,448 | Not reported |
| Stephen J Weatherly | Fire Battalion Chief | $183,644 | Not reported |
| Edward N Oros | Fire Battalion Chief | $179,636 | Not reported |
| James E Maynard | Fire Battalion Chief | $175,231 | Not reported |
| David A McCabe | Fire Battalion Chief | $172,776 | Not reported |
| Daniel J Osman | Fire Battalion Chief | $172,329 | Not reported |
| Mark J Matkovich | Fire Battalion Chief | $171,818 | Not reported |
| Michael E McCue | Fire Battalion Chief | $165,991 | Not reported |
| Kevin S Kubisak | Fire Battalion Chief | $163,572 | Not reported |
| Gregory W Frieders | Fire Battalion Chief | $159,565 | Not reported |
Data year: 2018 (Source)
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