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First Name Last Name Salary & Wages Job Title Department FIRST NAME LAST NAME SALARY & WAGES JOB TITLE DEPARTMENT RUSSELL OUELLETTE $212,702.11 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT GREGG SCULLY $205,873.26 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT JAVIER MOGOLLON $198,547.61 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT ANTHONY DADDONA $197,691.02 DEPUTY SUPERINTENDENT SUPERINTENDENT MICHAEL DIMEGLIO $190,024.41 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT DAVID NIEVES $185,842.41 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT RALPH VALENZISI $185,823.47 CHIEF OF TECH/INN/PART INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY ANTHONY BRUNO $185,038.39 FIREFIGHTER FIRE DEPARTMENT GEORGE DALEY $184,219.06 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT JOHN HAGGERTY $184,011.94 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT SUZANNE KOROSHETZ $180,451.94 PRINCIPAL BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL REGINALD ROBERTS $179,428.49 PRINCIPAL NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL ANTHONY DITRIO $175,401.92 PRINCIPAL KENDALL ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JOHN REYNOLDS $174,651.99 PRINCIPAL JEFFERSON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ASHLEY GONZALEZ $173,691.52 DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF POLICE DEPARTMENT MICHAEL SILVA $173,378.57 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT THOMAS HAMILTON $172,760.39 DIRECTOR OF FINANCE FINANCE CITY LINDA SUMPTER $172,449.88 PRINCIPAL PONUS RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL MARK SUDA $171,022.82 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT PAUL KRASNAVAGE $170,344.01 PRINCIPAL TRACEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PRAVEEN JOHN $169,551.67 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT LYNNE MOORE $169,366.08 PRINCIPAL WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL CARL WILLIAMS $169,079.77 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT ALBERT SACKEY $168,212.00 PRINCIPAL NATHAN HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL JOSEPH VELLUCCI $167,865.92 PRINCIPAL ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL MARIE ALLEN $167,755.26 PRINCIPAL BRIGGS HIGH SCHOOL PAUL WARGO $165,535.47 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT PETER LAPAK $164,000.24 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT JOSEPH RUSSO $163,866.92 SUPERVISORS SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS SUE-ELLEN O'SHEA $163,244.98 PRINCIPAL MARVIN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DAVID HAY $162,437.28 PRINCIPAL BROOKSIDE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL RALPH MERCURIO $162,375.18 FIREFIGHTER FIRE DEPARTMENT ROBIN IVES $162,083.61 PRINCIPAL SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS PATRICIA MATTERA $161,745.01 PRINCIPAL NARAMAKE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL SARA REILLY $161,745.01 PRINCIPAL ROWAYTON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JAMES MARTINEZ $161,745.00 PRINCIPAL FOX RUN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL IVETTE ELLIS $161,744.99 PRINCIPAL SILVERMINE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL JOSEPH MADAFFARI $161,124.76 TEACHERS REGULAR BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL DAMON LEWIS $160,663.89 PRINCIPAL PONUS RIDGE MIDDLE SCHOOL MICHAEL GREENE $160,261.27 DIRECTOR OF PLANNING & ZONING PLANNING & ZONING ANTHONY DEPANFILIS $160,073.31 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT MARC LEPORE $159,215.94 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT KEVIN MARKERT $158,956.22 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT THOMAS RONCINSKE $158,526.30 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT MARY MICHAILIDIS $158,372.45 HOUSEMASTER BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL CHRISTOPHER SGRITTA $157,826.32 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT DENIS MCCARTHY $157,554.12 FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT JOSEPH MOQUIN $157,374.42 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT M JEFFRY SPAHR $156,914.20 DEPUTY CORPORATION COUNSEL LEGAL DEPARTMENT RONALD PALMER $156,842.24 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT SCOTT HURWITZ $156,727.61 HOUSEMASTER BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD SINGLETON $155,977.51 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL PETER WHITE $155,754.84 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT JOSEPH DEVELLIS $155,706.54 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL WEST ROCKS MIDDLE SCHOOL LOUIS PROTO $155,418.06 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT CAROL MARINACCIO $155,216.97 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL DEBORAH BELL-JOHNSON $154,956.48 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL NATHAN HALE MIDDLE SCHOOL JAMES WALSH $154,881.19 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT BARBARA WOOD $154,466.91 HOUSEMASTER BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL HECTOR DELGADO $154,001.27 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT JAMES CROUCH $153,456.57 ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL DAVID O'CONNOR $153,348.25 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT GARRETT KRUGER $153,311.75 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT DANIEL VAZQUEZ $153,070.21 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT ADAM REYNOLDS $152,873.50 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL JACQUELYN AARONS $152,816.80 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL KAREN AMAKER $152,716.13 HOUSEMASTER NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL THOMAS MATTERA $152,573.48 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT ALBERT BASSETT $152,264.16 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF TRAINING FIRE DEPARTMENT READ AUERBACH $152,219.71 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT SARA LEGISTER $151,441.59 ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS QADIR ABDUS-SALAAM $150,641.32 HOUSEMASTER BRIEN MCMAHON HIGH SCHOOL RICHARD DELALLO $150,570.55 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT JONATHAN ZAVITZ $150,174.20 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT KRISTIN GOLDSTEIN $149,718.53 PRINCIPAL CRANBURY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WILLIAM IRELAND $149,646.28 CHIEF BUILDING OFFICIAL CODE ENFORCEMENT KRISTINA LAPAK $149,378.42 POLICE DETECTIVE POLICE DEPARTMENT FREDERIC GILDEN $148,476.59 COMPTROLLER FINANCE CITY KAREN DEL VECCHIO $148,376.62 DIRECTOR OF INFOR. TECHNOLOGY DATA PROCESSING THERESA RANGEL $148,048.41 PRINCIPAL TRACEY ELEMENTARY SCHOOL ITALIA NEGRONI $147,490.48 INST SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY CURR & INSTRUCTION SHOUBERT PAULEMON $147,449.71 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT PAUL VINETT $146,041.68 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT PAMELA AUGUSTINE-JEFFERSON $145,990.53 INST SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY CURR & INSTRUCTION HELENE BECKER $145,990.52 ADMIN BIL/ESOL/WORLD LANGUAGE CURR & INSTRUCTION CRAIG CRELLER $145,366.57 INST SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY CURR & INSTRUCTION ROBERT DYLEWSKI $144,876.92 INTERIM CHIEF OF H. R. HUMAN RESOURCES ROBERT BARRON $144,445.47 DIRECTOR OF FINANCE FINANCE CITY STEPHEN SHAY $143,821.47 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT CHRISTOPHER WASILEWSKI $143,771.66 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT ANGELO CALISE $143,665.49 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT THOMAS KULHAWIK $143,654.95 CHIEF OF POLICE POLICE DEPARTMENT RICHARD RUDL $143,634.65 CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER FINANCE DEPT BOE JASON SCANLAN $143,503.47 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT MICHAEL MCCALLUM $143,457.11 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT COURTNEY DOWNER $143,277.98 POLICE DETECTIVE POLICE DEPARTMENT WILLIAM LOWE $143,011.71 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT TERRENCE BLAKE $142,864.99 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT JEFFREY PROUDFOOT $142,705.63 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT MAUREEN JONES $142,498.46 CURR/INST SITE DIRECTOR CURR & INSTRUCTION CHRISTOPHER KING $142,485.86 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT PAUL RESNICK $142,032.66 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT KYLE LIPEIKA $141,829.33 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT SUSAN ZECCA $141,718.77 DEPUTY POLICE CHIEF POLICE DEPARTMENT MARK KUCKY $141,626.62 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT JOSEPH COPPOLA $141,593.42 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT TAMRE-DIANE MOCKUS $140,704.19 INST SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY CURR & INSTRUCTION EDWARD PRESCOTT $140,534.19 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT SCOTT PLANK $140,017.77 FIRE MECHANIC FIRE DEPARTMENT CHRISTOPHER ROOS $139,720.58 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT ADAM MARKOWITZ $139,537.96 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT DANIEL SULLIVAN $139,276.90 GUIDANCE COUNSELORS NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL MICHAEL MOCCIAE $139,209.85 DIRECTOR OF REC/PARKS/BLDG. RECREATION & PARKS KRISTEN MOSHER $139,159.69 ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS STEVEN LUCIANO $138,544.86 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT SHANNON SHERRY $137,952.90 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT ANDY KOVLAKAS $137,714.34 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT MARK FRANZEN $136,916.54 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT ROBERT HUEBNER $136,893.07 FIREFIGHTER FIRE DEPARTMENT EDWARD MCCABE $136,856.45 FIRE CAPTAIN FIRE DEPARTMENT GINO GATTO $136,839.53 ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF FIRE DEPARTMENT TIMOTHY MORRISSETTE $136,634.47 FIRE LIEUTENANT FIRE DEPARTMENT FRANCES MAHONEY $136,508.55 PRINCIPAL WOLFPIT ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NICHOLAS SACCHINELLI $136,488.23 TEACHERS REGULAR NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL MELISSA LEPORE $136,409.94 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT RAFAEL FONSECA $135,849.53 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT ROBERT SEFERIAN $135,568.93 SPECIAL ED TEACHERS ROTON MIDDLE SCHOOL ANDREW GREEN $135,411.37 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT RICHARD MONTANEZ $135,235.21 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT EVELYN RUSSO $135,095.61 INST SPECIALIST TECHNOLOGY CURR & INSTRUCTION NICHOLAS GIANCASPRO $135,043.94 FIRE LIEUTENANT FIRE DEPARTMENT WILLIAM ZAVODJANCIK $134,816.63 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT CHRISTIAN HANSEN $134,552.11 DEPUTY FIRE MARSHALL FIRE DEPARTMENT BEATRICE KRAWIECKI ED.D. $133,901.25 ASSISTANT SUPERVISORS SPECIAL EDUCATION & PUPIL PERS ELISABETH BURNS $133,852.48 OPERATIONS MANAGER DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS JEAN-MAXIME SIXTO $133,569.70 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT DOUGLAS MARCHETTI $133,549.78 TEACHERS REGULAR NORWALK HIGH SCHOOL DAVID ORR $133,438.84 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT DAVID GEISMAR $133,187.66 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT JANINE GOSS $132,821.46 CURR/INST SITE DIRECTOR FOX RUN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL FRANCOIS VAN RENSBURG $132,777.88 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT DREW SEDLOCK $132,732.87 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT TODD SMITH $132,712.99 DEPUTY FIRE CHIEF TRAINING FIRE DEPARTMENT THOMAS RAILA $132,702.96 FIRE INSPECTOR FIRE DEPARTMENT RICHARD RIBISL $132,449.07 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT BRIAN CUNNINGHAM $131,860.06 POLICE LIEUTENANT POLICE DEPARTMENT EMMET HIBSON $131,814.71 DIRECTOR OF PERSONNEL & LABOR PERSONNEL & LABOR RELATIONS JAMES BELMONT $131,760.20 POLICE SERGEANT POLICE DEPARTMENT WILLIAM HODEL $131,589.13 FACILITIES DIRECTOR FACILITIES KENNY FLUDD $131,435.66 POLICE OFFICER POLICE DEPARTMENT SCOTT RYWOLT $131,306.81 FIRE LIEUTENANT FIRE DEPARTMENT
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