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Last Name First Name Mi Job Title Department Name Base MEDICAL, DENTAL PERS DISTRICT PERS EMPLOYEE PAYMENTS TO OTHER LTD, LIFE INSURANCE, ADDITIONAL MONETARY LAST NAME FIRST NAME MI JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT NAME BASE OT PAY OTHER GROSS PAY 2015 AND VISION COSTS CONTRIBUTION REIMBURSEMENT RETIREMENT PLAN (MPPP) MEDICARE COSTS (STD) Abao Roberto G Utility Worker Concord Shop & Inspection 30758.65 742.65 6023.96 37525.26 17248.98 4377.74 1632.63 2107.49 328.44 252.00 Abay Aron W Train Control Electronic Tech Train Control 62106.45 2357.59 6253.87 70717.91 23256.93 9399.66 1079.69 2425.15 2743.95 504.00 Abbott Robert District Right of Way Surveyor Real Estate & Property Develop 33615.36 52.52 125.00 33792.88 10181.53 4970.72 1680.80 2237.69 1383.77 168.00 Abdoun Hany I Sr Police Officer Police Operations Division 100413.68 52232.85 14428.78 167075.31 8928.24 51740.61 9670.02 1868.65 5488.89 0.00 Abdullah-Lewis Gloria D Principal Contract Specialist Contract Management Admin 109596.64 6887.02 3278.38 119762.04 29646.57 15457.05 5984.60 3529.22 4927.56 504.00 Abeygoonesekera Lakmin V Train Operator L-Line Rail Operations 3403.87 0.00 1000.00 4403.87 30090.57 0.00 0.00 275.98 877.62 504.00 Abplanalp Eric A Train Operator L-Line Rail Operations 69227.64 21678.32 4476.70 95382.66 12116.59 9786.60 3483.98 2443.19 3544.14 504.00 Abraha Alemnhe H Transit Vehicle Electronic Tec Richmond Shop & Inspection 80715.92 34761.17 8871.00 124348.09 9488.26 12001.73 4271.45 2704.99 4453.74 504.00 Acma Dennis A Operations Supv-Ops Liaison Civil Eng/Safety Monitor 93113.71 10978.55 12979.15 117071.41 30090.57 14268.69 5083.20 2885.05 4340.01 504.00 Acosta Bernadette R Accounting Analyst Financial Reporting 93239.67 100.99 1150.81 94491.47 23350.34 13096.17 4662.06 2843.76 3747.56 504.00 Adamos Chester Ian Train Control Electronic Tech Train Control 67204.64 73146.85 18691.90 159043.39 2057.16 10214.85 1198.43 2948.45 5345.66 504.00 Adams Denny L Revenue Protection Guard Support Services 62187.37 324.65 2606.24 65118.26 17501.64 7965.04 1489.88 2851.47 2581.81 0.00 Adams Dorothy D Sr Admin Analyst - AFSCME Capitol Corridor 93831.55 0.00 1448.26 95279.81 10841.53 13181.07 4691.62 2836.09 3793.02 504.00 Adams Monique S System Service Worker - 141 R-Line System Service 916.47 0.00 1848.58 2765.05 9497.06 0.00 0.00 125.17 766.94 504.00 Adams Willie J Train Operator A-Line Rail Operations 69433.30 25248.97 10903.37 105585.64 30090.57 10551.85 3754.22 2501.43 3811.90 504.00 Adin Jesus Train Operator C-Line Rail Operations 69161.96 12796.22 4866.10 86824.28 30090.57 9784.33 3484.58 2438.64 3267.82 504.00 Adin Pablo A System Service Worker C-Line System Service 57952.30 1454.04 3042.69 62449.03 30090.57 8170.54 2907.58 2319.94 2469.74 504.00 Adin Ramon Painter Facilities/Buildings 80569.17 6534.65 12544.59 99648.41 30090.57 12267.67 4353.28 2667.09 3737.46 504.00 Adkins Alfred L Material Coordinator Non-Revenue Vehicle & Equip 80483.02 0.00 4122.66 84605.68 18093.68 11546.80 4110.42 2640.15 3409.46 504.00 Adkins Alfred R Grounds Worker Grounds 68365.22 15365.53 1663.59 85394.34 13092.53 9636.84 3429.93 2494.30 3232.46 504.00 Adney Linda L Vehicle Inspector Hayward Shop & Inspection 47592.37 0.00 3833.36 51425.73 9488.26 6697.79 2351.70 2348.03 2383.26 504.00 Agadier Jr. Albert F Police Officer Police Operations Division 88992.58 41002.93 9401.47 139396.98 29335.56 44735.65 8355.91 1868.65 4913.96 0.00 Agramonte Christopher R Quality Team Leader Richmond Shop & Inspection 72614.60 64148.30 7433.50 144196.40 23256.93 10290.72 3657.46 2499.03 4959.14 504.00 Aguasvivas Rudy T Transit Vehicle Mechanic Richmond Shop & Inspection 81325.06 10742.60 11295.92 103363.58 2057.16 12019.92 4278.64 3115.45 3856.10 504.00 Aguilar Angelina Utility Worker Car Cleaning 29393.93 0.00 2134.61 31528.54 12116.59 3925.21 1474.26 2104.06 1600.38 504.00 Aguilar Claudia C Train Operator M-Line Rail Operations 61362.59 10760.14 7662.65 79785.38 17899.04 9211.35 3278.19 2405.10 3031.16 504.00 Aguilar Michael A Train Operator L-Line Rail Operations 43393.81 9490.47 3429.23 56313.51 23256.93 6043.80 2198.27 2199.21 2399.18 504.00 Aguilar Rafael Rolling Stock Foreworker Hayward Shop & Inspection 88829.00 60730.75 9894.06 159453.81 23256.93 12792.40 4538.64 2781.43 5531.54 504.00 Aguilar Rocellini M Sr Logistics Supv Procurement Management 94341.95 0.00 1211.51 95553.46 9488.26 13256.10 4717.13 2880.68 3784.26 504.00 Aguilera Roy Chief Transportation Officer Chief Transportation Officer 181694.76 0.00 14655.82 196350.58 22618.29 25542.34 9977.52 4618.35 1705.50 504.00 Agustin Dalisay E Principal Financial Analyst Operating Budgets 12203.25 0.00 0.00 12203.25 2014.39 1804.50 610.16 912.92 496.92 84.00 Agustin Reynold A Electrician Traction Power 62056.84 31601.98 7611.23 101270.05 23062.29 9388.81 1144.37 2439.29 3646.57 504.00 Agustin Rodolfo P Transit Vehicle Electronic Tec Revenue Vehicle Trouble Desk 81629.64 30530.55 13054.66 125214.85 30090.57 12539.63 4464.51 2704.31 4482.00 504.00 Ahumada Omar A Transit Vehicle Mechanic Hayward Shop & Inspection 13049.47 0.00 0.00 13049.47 1608.06 1929.62 0.00 975.06 493.54 84.00 Aigbekaen Elizabeth O Station Agent M-Line Station Operations 63586.32 10574.71 5256.32 79417.35 9488.26 9402.92 3341.13 2395.85 3008.37 504.00 Aigbekaen Kenneth O Train Control Electronic Tech Train Control 7117.89 0.00 0.00 7117.89 1880.86 1052.52 0.00 497.56 281.27 84.00 Akinmusire Ambrose O System Service Foreworker C-Line System Service 82709.71 45463.51 13208.73 141381.95 18093.68 12290.63 4376.35 2708.88 4984.60 504.00 Akins Michael K Cash Handling Electronic Tech Cash Handling 12308.60 0.00 4437.24 16745.84 2779.07 1650.71 620.42 917.46 568.32 42.00 Alagar Katherine J Sr Compensation Analyst Labor Relations 53645.76 523.22 3100.00 57268.98 2391.81 7904.09 0.00 2693.70 2220.03 294.00 Alameda Kimberly A Operations Supv-Ops Liaison Civil Eng/Safety Monitor 79418.19 4225.06 8929.77 92573.02 11632.59 11928.86 5866.07 3426.07 3255.99 42.00 Alba Gina M Train Operator C-Line Rail Operations 68891.11 5174.81 4091.21 78157.13 9488.26 9829.30 3501.49 2463.26 3016.48 504.00 Alcantara Jesse T Attendance Program Coordinator Human Resources 101168.57 0.00 1000.00 102168.57 17649.68 14236.13 5546.14 3398.80 4643.94 504.00 Alcaraz Guillermo C Sr Police Officer Police Operations Division 98311.49 28573.66 12513.14 139398.29 9579.72 48161.11 9005.27 1868.65 4993.29 0.00 Aldana Anthony C Train Operator - PT A-Line Rail Operations 22676.58 32.16 1326.42 24035.16 3114.97 3519.59 0.00 1746.03 839.52 0.00 Alencar Veronica M Engineer Systems 98409.32 0.00 1000.00 99409.32 9044.26 13834.31 5404.06 3356.18 3827.86 504.00 Alexander Arthur Utility Worker Car Cleaning 45322.06 3676.40 6917.59 55916.05 17236.53 6944.74 897.28 2115.68 2101.99 294.00 Alexander Gena L Train Operator R-Line Rail Operations 64993.40 30493.58 10437.09 105924.07 17899.04 9764.82 3489.03 2474.57 3837.88 504.00 Alexander Kevin L Sr Labor Relations Rep Operating Support & Review 100831.31 4349.58 6053.63 111234.52 9044.26 14174.69 5536.94 3392.69 4637.16 504.00 Alexander Phyllis System Service Worker M-Line System Service 57825.72 83970.37 13024.76 154820.85 12116.59 8632.68 3072.58 2353.11 5186.00 504.00 Alexander Sherry L Station Agent R-Line Station Operations 56561.49 7203.18 5581.68 69346.35 9488.26 8489.72 3009.11 2357.91 2777.12 504.00 Alfaro Richard L Transit Vehicle Electronic Tec Concord Shop & Inspection 81480.12 28463.51 14444.55 124388.18 9488.26 12359.88 4400.37 2707.15 4475.34 504.00 Alfonso Ryan D Engineer Intern Maint & Engineering Admin 6911.82 0.00 1000.00 7911.82 0.00 0.00 0.00 0.00 114.72 0.00 Ali Zeeshan Engineer Elec & Mechanical Engineering 83898.06 5077.01 4033.23 93008.30 22812.93 11795.40 4607.49 3143.63 3880.76 504.00 Alicante Jesus F Storekeeper Inventory and Store Logistics 68653.73 5799.00 2805.42 77258.15 9488.26 9667.00 3440.51 2449.58 3048.90 504.00 Alingas Benjamin Train Control Electronic Tech Train Control 81026.05 5867.26 5654.33 92547.64 12116.59 11393.62 4054.42 2627.25 3542.44 504.00 Allata Hanafi Train Operator C-Line Rail Operations 68785.15 52825.27 12796.34 134406.76 30090.57 10277.58 3658.44 2488.47 4650.16 504.00 Alldredge James D Track Equipment Operator Track/Wayside/Grounds/Structur 80560.85 58.15 7564.06 88183.06 9488.26 11859.15 4224.18 2701.68 3424.84 504.00 Alldredge Sherry B Station Agent C-Line Station Operations 69319.17 7829.35 8851.59 86000.11 9488.26 10218.72 3638.48 2460.87 3284.62 504.00 Allee Jeff N Quality Team Leader Richmond Shop & Inspection 2197.63 117.73 15991.49 18306.85 0.00 300.29 112.86 180.74 264.74 0.00 Allen Carlton D Chief Transit Sys Dev Officer AGM - Planning, Dev't & Constr 181694.76 0.00 4561.45 186256.21 17649.68 25542.34 9977.52 4615.11 7767.96 504.00 Allen Kurt R Employee Dev Specialist - ATU Transportation Training 96317.45 2259.96 3860.62 102438.03 28366.22 13592.02 4838.32 2879.72 3974.22 504.00 Allen Michael J System Service Worker M-Line System Service 44379.37 6962.91 4779.52 56121.80 23350.34 6608.74 2349.63 2217.18 2198.17 504.00 Allen Ninja L Community Services Officer Police Operations Division 1734.82 0.00 302.23 2037.05 0.00 217.87 123.96 0.00 29.54 0.00 Allen Tamar L Chief Maint & Engineer Officer Maint & Engineering Admin 200696.08 1452.63 3875.18 206023.89 22812.93 28617.80 11178.74 4951.56 1858.26 504.00 Allen III John G Transit Vehicle Mechanic Hayward Secondary Repair Shop 80859.84 33350.43 8788.17 122998.44 23350.34 11624.20 4138.72 2631.67 4412.66 504.00 Allik Christopher T Storekeeper Inventory and Store Logistics 68643.62 2402.55 2022.63 73068.80 22428.05 9650.40 3436.16 2449.80 2867.08 504.00 Allik Gabriele Station Agent A-Line Station Operations 66253.56 613.53 3550.79 70417.88 18093.68 9614.67 3426.99 2450.90 2807.66 504.00 Allison James K Program Manager II Communications 132288.42 14520.94 1728.82 148538.18 29646.57 18626.61 7275.83 3876.20 5643.28 504.00 Allison James R Mgr of Planning Capitol Corridor 123577.50 0.00 3645.13 127222.63 21149.63 17372.37 6786.16 3736.69 4934.96 504.00 Almanza Manuel M Sr Storekeeper Inventory and Store Logistics 75263.93 11925.41 4289.61 91478.95 23256.93 10569.28 3763.21 2535.49 3461.42 504.00 Almanza Saul E Spec Proj Mgr.
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