Fox River Valley Library District
2017
Data year76
Employees$2 million
Total expenditure$13,727
Median salarySummary
The median salary in Fox River Valley Library District is higher than 44.64% of Library District median salaries in Illinois.
Fox River Valley Library District spent more on payroll in 2017 than 70.54% of other employers in the Library District category.
The highest spending department in Fox River Valley Library District is the Administration, with an annual payroll expenditure of $351,602.
Employees View all (76)
Top earners in Fox River Valley Library District
| Name | Position | Department | Salary |
|---|---|---|---|
| Roxane E Bennett | Library Director | Fox River Valley Library District Administration | $119,539 |
| Lauren Rosenthal | Deputy Director | Fox River Valley Library District Administration | $89,221 |
| Carolyn A Friedlund | Manager - Information Services | Fox River Valley Library District Adult & Teen Services | $68,224 |
| Jason S Pinshower | Manager - Adult/Information Services | Fox River Valley Library District Adult & Teen Services | $61,816 |
| Karin A Nelson | Manager - Pats | Fox River Valley Library District Pats(Purchasing, Acquisitions, Techserv) | $57,295 |
Data year: 2017 (Source)
Departments View all (10)
Top-spending departments in Fox River Valley Library District
| Department | Number of employees | Median salary | Total expenditure |
|---|---|---|---|
| Administration | 6 | $58,600 | $352k |
| Adult & Teen Services | 12 | $29,274 | $351k |
| Youth Services | 16 | $13,922 | $223k |
| Account Services | 13 | $15,264 | $198k |
| Pats(Purchasing, Acquisitions, Techserv) | 6 | $25,894 | $155k |
Data year: 2017 (Source)
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