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Of 69 FIRST NAME LAST NAME SALARY & WAGES JOB TITLE CITY OF NORWALK TOP SALARIES 2013 FIRST NAME LAST NAME SALARY & WAGES JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT RANK ANTHONY DADDONA $219,392.96 DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT SUPERINTENDENT 1 RUSSELL OUELLETTE $199,102.39 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 2 PAUL LARSEN $184,452.21 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 3 SHAWN WONG WON $176,186.01 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 4 CHARLES PEREZ $175,914.36 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 5 ASHLEY GONZALEZ $174,033.58 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 6 SUZANNE KOROSHETZ $173,017.01 PRINCIPAL BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL 7 ANTHONY DITRIO $171,191.34 PRINCIPAL KENDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 8 DEBORAH BELL-JOHNSON $170,881.79 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL NATHAN HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL 9 JOHN REYNOLDS $170,441.37 PRINCIPAL JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 10 GREGG SCULLY $170,195.87 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 11 REGINALD ROBERTS $168,046.06 PRINCIPAL NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL 12 MYRNA TORTORELLO $165,652.21 PRINCIPAL CURR & INSTRUCTION 13 ELISA NELSON $163,532.21 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL FOX RUN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 14 LYNNE MOORE $162,511.44 PRINCIPAL WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 15 LINDA SUMPTER $161,011.53 PRINCIPAL PONUS RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL 16 JOSEPH VELLUCCI $161,011.50 PRINCIPAL ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 17 MARIE ALLEN $160,549.97 PRINCIPAL BRIGGS HIGH SCHOOL 18 GEORGE DALEY $160,244.79 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 19 DAVID NIEVES $159,744.45 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 20 THOMAS MATTERA $159,486.96 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 21 MICHAEL SILVA $158,232.39 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 22 PAUL KRASNAVAGE $158,080.52 PRINCIPAL TRACEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 23 MARY MICHAILIDIS $157,998.72 HOUSEMASTER BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL 24 SCOTT HURWITZ $157,149.33 HOUSEMASTER BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL 25 BARBARA WOOD $157,149.32 HOUSEMASTER BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL 26 ROBIN IVES $156,580.47 PRINCIPAL CRANBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 27 CAROL MARINACCIO $155,918.68 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL 28 FRANCES MAHONEY $155,830.50 PRINCIPAL WOLFPIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 29 MICHAEL GREENE $155,482.11 DIRECTOR OF PLANNING & ZONING PLANNING & ZONING 30 JOSEPH DEVELLIS $155,346.45 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 31 EDWARD SINGLETON $155,152.34 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL 32 IVETTE ELLIS $155,080.52 PRINCIPAL SILVERMINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 33 JOSEPH RUSSO $155,080.51 SPECIAL ED ASSISTANT DIRECTOR SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS 34 DAVID HAY $155,080.50 PRINCIPAL BROOKSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 35 SARA REILLY $155,080.48 PRINCIPAL ROWAYTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 36 JAMES MARTINEZ $155,080.47 PRINCIPAL FOX RUN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 37 MICHAEL BAUER $154,079.52 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 38 DAMON LEWIS $153,879.10 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL PONUS RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL 39 SUE-ELLEN O'SHEA $153,871.90 PRINCIPAL MARVIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 40 JOSEPH MOQUIN $153,548.70 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 41 JAMES CROUCH $153,221.47 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 42 PETER LAPAK $152,987.52 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 43 JOSEPH MADAFFARI $152,003.04 TEACHERS REGULAR BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL 44 CHRISTINA FENSORE $149,823.06 ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS 45 TIMOTHY MURPHY $149,138.80 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 46 JAVIER MOGOLLON $148,743.97 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 47 M. JEFFRY SPAHR $148,470.61 DEPUTY CORPORATION COUNSEL LEGAL DEPARTMENT 48 WAYNE MONES $148,282.01 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL 49 PRAVEEN JOHN $147,241.38 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 50 THOMAS HAMILTON $146,313.80 DIRECTOR OF FINANCE FINANCE DEPARTMENT 51 MAUREEN JONES $145,858.47 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL CRANBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 52 FREDERIC GILDEN $144,004.65 COMPTROLLER FINANCE DEPARTMENT 53 MARC LEPORE $143,863.24 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 54 BEATRICE KRAWIECKI ED.D. $143,856.70 ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS 55 Page 1 of 69 CITY OF NORWALK TOP SALARIES 2013 FIRST NAME LAST NAME SALARY & WAGES JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT RANK RICHARD MONTANEZ $143,493.87 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 56 EMILY LOPEZ $143,269.34 PRINCIPAL COLUMBUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 57 RONALD PALMER $142,972.00 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 58 MARK SUDA $142,880.85 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 59 JOHN HAGGERTY $142,866.34 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 60 PAUL VINETT $142,757.44 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 61 HAROLD ALVORD $141,675.05 DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 62 ITALIA NEGRONI $141,474.58 INST SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY CURR & INSTRUCTION 63 KAREN DEL VECCHIO $140,227.14 DIRECTOR OF INFOR. TECHNOLOGY DATA PROCESSING 64 CRAIG CRELLER $139,974.57 INST SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY CURR & INSTRUCTION 65 HELENE BECKER $139,974.53 ADMIN BIL/ESOL/WORLD LANGUAGE CURR & INSTRUCTION 66 ROSLYNNE MCCARTHY $139,974.51 ADMIN/GLOBAL STUDIES CENTER FOR GLOBAL STUDIES 67 JEAN DAVILA $139,857.34 SUPERVISORS CURR & INSTRUCTION 68 MARK FRANZEN $139,840.35 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 69 JOSEPH COPPOLA $139,517.39 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 70 HUGH MCKIERNAN $139,437.89 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 71 ELIO LONGO $138,992.93 CHIEF OO/SCHOOL BUS ADMIN OPERATIONS 72 PATRICK MILLING $138,621.63 HOUSEMASTER BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL 73 PAMELA AUGUSTINE-JEFFERSON $138,589.14 INST SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY CURR & INSTRUCTION 74 SHOUBERT PAULEMON $138,402.29 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 75 RICHARD RUDL $138,000.00 CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FINANCE DEPT 76 KATHERINE GALLAGHER $137,949.76 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL COLUMBUS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 77 JAMES HINES $137,461.09 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 78 KEVIN MARKERT $137,066.98 POLICE DETECTIVE POLICE DEPARTMENT 79 SARA LEGISTER $136,718.39 ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS 80 ADAM MARKOWITZ $136,624.87 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 81 MARK EDWARDS $136,071.49 POLICE DETECTIVE POLICE DEPARTMENT 82 STEPHEN SHAY $135,917.14 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT 83 COURTNEY DOWNER $135,762.19 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 84 GINO GATTO $135,707.03 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT 85 CHRISTOPHER KING $135,525.46 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT 86 DENIS MCCARTHY $135,445.58 FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT 87 EDWARD MCCABE $135,281.62 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 88 LOUIS PROTO $135,177.97 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 89 EDWARD PRESCOTT $134,873.05 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT 90 ANTHONY DEPANFILIS $134,596.39 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 91 WILLIAM IRELAND $134,567.18 CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ENFORCEMENT 92 RICHARD LINNARTZ $134,492.15 PRINCIPAL CIVIL ENGINEER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 93 MICHAEL DIMEGLIO $134,103.34 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 94 ROBERT BARRON $133,722.77 DIRECTOR OF BUDGETS & MANAGEME FINANCE DEPARTMENT 95 NICHOLAS SACCHINELLI $133,626.61 TEACHERS REGULAR NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL 96 DANIEL SULLIVAN $133,038.51 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL 97 SCOTT PLANK $132,849.63 FIRE MECHANIC FIRE DEPARTMENT 98 MARK KARAGUS $132,790.62 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL 99 ANGELO CALISE $132,786.40 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 100 CHRISTIAN HANSEN $132,714.85 DEPUTY FIRE MARSHALL FIRE DEPARTMENT 101 MICHAEL MOCCIAE $132,296.70 DIRECTOR OF REC/PARKS/BLDG. RECREATION & PARKS 102 CARL WILLIAMS $131,766.93 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 103 PETER WHITE $131,654.55 POLICE DETECTIVE POLICE DEPARTMENT 104 ELISABETH BURNS $131,050.30 OPERATIONS MANAGER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS 105 HARRY HASELKAMP $130,867.86 DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL & LABOR PERSONNEL & LABOR RELATIONS 106 HECTOR DELGADO $130,329.81 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 107 RALPH MERCURIO $130,305.07 FIREFIGHTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 108 CHRISTOPHER ROOS $130,243.15 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 109 THOMAS SEUCH $129,467.63 TEACHERS REGULAR BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL 110 Page 2 of 69 CITY OF NORWALK TOP SALARIES 2013 FIRST NAME LAST NAME SALARY & WAGES JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT RANK RICHARD DOMINICK $129,392.30 FIREFIGHTER FIRE DEPARTMENT 111 ALBERT BASSETT $129,356.44 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 112 WILLIAM FIRISIN $129,334.27 FIRE LIEUTENANT FIRE DEPARTMENT 113 THOMAS RONCINSKE $129,286.69 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 114 MICHAEL MCCALLUM $129,129.90 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 115 THOMAS KULHAWIK $128,886.55 CHIEF OF POLICE POLICE DEPARTMENT 116 RICHARD DELALLO $128,681.38 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 117 PATRICIA LAWLER $128,611.44 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL 118 SUSAN ZECCA $128,447.28 DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF POLICE DEPARTMENT 119 LISA COTTO $127,856.85 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 120 MICHAEL STEWART $127,369.26 ASSESSOR FINANCE DEPARTMENT 121 JAMES MOSHER $127,222.59 POLICE DETECTIVE POLICE DEPARTMENT 122 ROBERT SEFERIAN $127,162.90 SPECIAL ED TEACHERS ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL 123 TERRENCE BLAKE $126,531.93 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 124 ALENE LAMENDOLA $125,997.58 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL TRACEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 125 RAFAEL FONSECA $125,721.16 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 126 PAUL RESNICK $125,692.32 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 127 WILLIAM LOWE $125,007.87 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 128 DOUGLAS GEYER $124,639.88 SPECIAL ED TEACHERS BROOKSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 129 JASON SCANLAN $124,625.24 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT 130 LAURENCE REILLY $124,584.10 ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT 131 WARD HOPE $124,575.45 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT 132 MARION ARNISTA $124,217.10 SPECIAL ED TEACHERS BROOKSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 133 KAREN OCKASI $124,189.96 PRINCIPAL NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 134 JEFFREY BELLAGAMBA $124,176.24 TEACHERS REGULAR WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL 135 JONATHAN ZAVITZ $124,038.31 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 136 DAVID VETARE $123,892.25 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT 137 JEFFREY PROUDFOOT $123,734.25 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT
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