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(RA) - SPECIAL ANNUAL (SA) TEMPORARY (TE: Hourly Rate) Pay Period #2: 04/16/20 - 04/29/20 SENATE EMPLOYEES - 2020 Check Date: 05/13/20 Page:1 of 30 REGULAR ANNUAL (RA) - SPECIAL ANNUAL (SA) TEMPORARY (TE: Hourly Rate) Pay Period #2: 04/16/20 - 04/29/20 Bi-Weekly Name Office Area Location Title Pay Basis ABBOT, JUDITH L SENATOR TOBY ANN STAVISKY FLUSHING COMMUNITY LIAISON $1,076.93 SA ACEVEDO, SAMANTHA I SENATOR JESSICA RAMOS ALBANY ALBANY DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF $2,692.31 RA ADAMS, DAVID V SENATE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ALBANY SESSION SERGEANT-AT-ARMS $1,211.55 SA ADDOH, ISAAC SENATOR JAMAAL BAILEY BRONX COMMUNITY LIAISON $609.63 SA ADEY, BRIAN T SENATOR JOSEPH A. GRIFFO UTICA CHIEF OF STAFF $3,153.85 RA AGOSTO, KENNETH G SENATOR JAMAAL BAILEY BRONX DISTRICT DIRECTOR $2,271.54 RA AGOVINO, JOSEPH W SENATOR JOHN BROOKS MASSAPEQUA COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR $2,692.31 RA AGUAM, RAYAN S SENATOR JAMES TEDISCO CLIFTON PARK DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS $1,153.85 RA AGUIRRE, COLIN D SENATE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES ALBANY OFFICE SUPPORT REPRESENTATIVE $1,426.16 RA AHMAD, TASMIAH MAJORITY CONFERENCE SERVICES NEW YORK EXTERNAL RELATIONS ASSOCIATE $2,115.39 SA AKINYEMI, TOMIWA S SEN STUDENT PROGRAM OFF/SESS ASST ALBANY SENATE SESSION ASSISTANT $880.00 SA AKSHAR, JESSICA A MINORITY ADMINISTRATION BINGHAMTON REGIONAL COORDINATOR $2,692.31 RA ALCIN, WIDIANE SEN STUDENT PROGRAM OFF/FELLOWS ALBANY SENATE FELLOW $1,571.43 SA ALDRICH, MARK C SENATE M&O/POST OFFICE ALBANY POSTAL CLERK $1,826.75 RA ALEXANDER, CHRISTOPHER T MAJORITY COUNSEL/PROGRAM NEW YORK ASSOCIATE COUNSEL $2,884.62 RA ALEXANDER, PAUL A SENATOR JAMES SANDERS ALBANY LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR $2,884.62 RA ALEXANDRE, TENDRINA SENATOR DAVID S. CARLUCCI NEW CITY EXECUTIVE AIDE $1,923.08 RA ALEXIS, STEPHANIE M SENATOR DAVID S. CARLUCCI NEW CITY DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE $1,519.24 RA ALLACCO, KATHERINE N MAJORITY CONFERENCE SERVICES NEW YORK EXTERNAL RELATIONS COMMUNICATIONS LA $2,432.70 SA ALLAIN, MICHAEL R SENATOR KEVIN M. THOMAS ALBANY LEGISLATIVE AIDE $16.00 TE ALLEN, DONNA M SS/SENATE OFFICE SERVICES ALBANY OFFICE MANAGER $1,933.20 RA ALLKOFER, FRANK X SENATOR JOSEPH E. ROBACH ROCHESTER CONSTITUENT RELATIONS AIDE $826.93 SA ALPAUGH, ROBIN M SENATOR FREDERICK J. AKSHAR II BINGHAMTON DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS $2,692.31 RA ALRAWASHDEH, MOHAMMED I SENATOR ANDREW S. GOUNARDES BROOKLYN COMMUNITY LIAISON $1,730.77 RA ALVARENGA, JONATHAN M MAJORITY CONFERENCE SERVICES PATCHOGUE LONG ISLAND REGIONAL DIRECTOR $2,692.31 SA AMATO, CHRISTOPHER A MAJORITY COUNSEL/PROGRAM ALBANY ASSOCIATE COUNSEL $2,884.62 RA AMBER, KATHERINE S SENATOR BRIAN KAVANAGH NEW YORK SCHEDULER & SPECIAL PROJECTS COORD $1,538.47 RA AMBRECHT, MICHAEL R SENATOR THOMAS F. O'MARA ALBANY COUNSEL $2,884.62 SA AMOR, LOREN MAJORITY SENIOR STAFF NEW YORK DIR. INTERGOVERNMENTAL EXTERNAL AFRS $6,153.85 RA ANAGNOSTAKIS, MICHAEL SENATOR JAMES SKOUFIS NEWBURGH SENIOR ADVISOR $1,173.08 SA ANDERS, SARAH G SENATOR ANDREW S. GOUNARDES BROOKLYN DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF $2,884.62 RA ANDERSON, TIA S MAJORITY COMMUNICATIONS ALBANY EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT $1,538.47 RA ANDREWS, SHELLEY M MAJORITY COUNSEL/PROGRAM ALBANY DIRECTOR LEGISLATIVE OPERATIONS $5,000.00 RA ANDREWS, SPENCER R SENATOR MONICA R. MARTINEZ PATCHOGUE CONSTITUENT LIAISON $1,807.70 RA ANNABI, JACQUELINE SENATOR SUSAN SERINO PUTNAM VALLEY DISTRICT OFFICE COORDINATOR $2,307.70 RA ANREUS, ISABEL M SENATOR JULIA C. SALAZAR BROOKLYN DIRECTOR OF CONSTITUENT SERVICES $1,884.62 RA ANTHONY, PATRICIA W SENATOR JOSEPH E. ROBACH ROCHESTER DIRECTOR OF COMMUNITY RELATIONS $1,980.77 SA ANTHONY, TAHIRIH Z SENATOR LUIS SEPULVEDA ALBANY LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR $2,307.70 RA ANTONOVICH, PAUL C SENATE SERGEANT-AT-ARMS ALBANY SESSION SERGEANT-AT-ARMS $1,234.62 SA APONTE, INGA L MAJORITY CONFERENCE SERVICES NEW YORK TRANSLATOR $1,730.77 RA AQUINO RAMIREZ, FRANCISCO SENATOR JOSE G. RIVERA BRONX COMMUNITY AFFAIRS REPRESENTATIVE $1,153.85 RA ARMONY, BEATRICE L SENATOR TODD KAMINSKY ALBANY EXECUTIVE ASSISTANT/ALBANY OFFICE MA $2,596.16 RA ARNAUD, RACHEL L MAJORITY COUNSEL/PROGRAM ALBANY LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR $2,115.39 RA ARSENIS, GERASIMOS N SEN STUDENT PROGRAM OFF/SESS ASST ALBANY SENATE SESSION ASSISTANT $880.00 SA ARTSON, SHANITA N SENATOR JEN METZGER LIBERTY CONSTITUENT SERVICES ASSISTANT $15.45 TE SENATE EMPLOYEES - 2020 Check Date: 05/13/20 Page:2 of 30 REGULAR ANNUAL (RA) - SPECIAL ANNUAL (SA) TEMPORARY (TE: Hourly Rate) Pay Period #2: 04/16/20 - 04/29/20 Bi-Weekly Name Office Area Location Title Pay Basis ASCIUTTO, GEORGIA M SENATOR SHELLEY MAYER PORT CHESTER COMMITTEE DIRECTOR $3,846.16 RA ASHLAW, RICHARD L SENATOR JOSEPH A. GRIFFO MASSENA CONSTITUENT REPRESENTATIVE $192.31 SA AYBAR-VENTURA, LIZNEL C MAJORITY CONFERENCE SERVICES NEW YORK EXTERNAL RELATIONS ASSOCIATE $2,115.39 SA BABINO, ADRIANA E SENATOR DIANE J. SAVINO STATEN ISLAND SENIOR CYBERSECURITY ADVISOR $2,752.29 SA BACHORSKI, RACHEL A SENATOR MICHAEL H. RANZENHOFER WILLIAMSVILLE LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT $1,088.47 SA BAEZ, JAY SENATOR JOSE G. RIVERA ALBANY HEALTH COMMITTEE & POLICY ANALYST $1,923.08 RA BAEZ, RONALD S SENATOR ZELLNOR Y. MYRIE BROOKLYN COMMUNITY LIAISON $1,606.97 RA BAILEY, JOSHUA C SENATOR JAMES L. SEWARD ONEONTA LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT $1,501.93 RA BAKER, DAKOTA C SEN STUDENT PROGRAM OFF/SESS ASST ALBANY SENATE SESSION ASSISTANT $880.00 SA BALKIN, EMMA C SENATOR CHRISTOPHER JACOBS BUFFALO SENATE AIDE $615.38 SA BALLARD, LUCINDA R SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE/MAJORITY ALBANY FINANCE COMMITTEE CLERK $1,923.08 RA BANKS, NIARA N CH/JOURNAL CLERK'S OFFICE ALBANY BILL JACKETING CLERK $1,188.47 RA BANKS, NIGEL D SENATE M&O/SUPPLY ALBANY SUPPLY CLERK $1,424.87 RA BANVILLE III, JOHN K MINORITY COUNSEL/PROGRAM ALBANY LEGISLATIVE ANALYST $1,923.08 RA BARCHER, JEANNINE A SENATOR BRAD HOYLMAN ALBANY OFFICE MANAGER $1,923.08 RA BARKSDALE, STUART A SENATOR ANDREA STEWART-COUSINS YONKERS DRIVER $1,153.85 SA BARNAS, ALINA SENATE M&O/CUSTODIALSER ALBANY CUSTODIAN $588.92 SA BARRON, MATTHEW R SENATOR NEIL D. BRESLIN ALBANY LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR $2,139.24 RA BARTOLI, JOSEPH M SS/PRODUCTION SERVICES ALBANY FACILITY ASSISTANT $1,115.39 RA BARTON, CATHERINE H SENATOR ELIZABETH 0'C. LITTLE GLENS FALLS CONSTITUENT SERVICE AIDE $1,897.61 SA BARTZ, MELISSA R FO/PAYROLL ALBANY PAYROLL PROCESSOR $1,294.76 RA BARUCH, BARBARA SENATOR JOHN C. LIU BAYSIDE COMMUNITY REPRESENTATIVE $461.35 SA BAYALAMA, GODFRE-VIANNEY SENATOR ZELLNOR Y. MYRIE BROOKLYN DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS $2,568.51 RA BECK, FREDERICK A SS/PRODUCTION SERVICES ALBANY DIRECTOR OF PRODUCTION SERVICES $4,605.41 RA BEEDENBENDER, ADINA M SENATOR MONICA R. MARTINEZ PATCHOGUE COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR $3,538.47 RA BELL, JAMES SENATE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES ALBANY DIRECTOR, SENATE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES $7,191.96 RA BENJAMIN, LATOYA R SENATOR JAMES SANDERS JAMAICA DIRECTOR OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT $2,230.77 RA BENJAMIN, MICHAEL D SENATOR ROXANNE J. PERSAUD BROOKLYN SPECIAL ASSISTANT $653.85 SA BENNARDO, RAYMOND M SENATOR JOHN J. FLANAGAN SMITHTOWN CHIEF OF STAFF, DISTRICT $4,730.77 RA BENNETT, DENNIS P SENATOR PHILIP BOYLE BAY SHORE DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE $461.54 SA BENNETT, JOSEPH G SENATOR MICHAEL H. RANZENHOFER WILLIAMSVILLE LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT $1,519.24 RA BENOIT, MARCUS MAJORITY COUNSEL/PROGRAM ALBANY ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT $1,923.08 SA BENSON, PETER H SS/QUICK COPY ALBANY PRODUCTION TECHNICIAN $1,802.94 RA BERESFORD, BRIAN R SENATE M&O/DO COORDINATOR NEW YORK DOWNSTATE OPERATIONS COORDINATOR $2,036.68 RA BERGER, NATHAN S SEN STUDENT PROGRAM OFF/FELLOWS ALBANY SENATE FELLOW $1,571.43 SA BERGHELA JR, CARMINE CH/DOCUMENT ROOM ALBANY DOCUMENT CLERK $1,935.36 RA BERGUSON, TIMOTHY J SENATOR SUSAN SERINO ALBANY LEGISLATIVE DIRECTOR $2,019.24 RA BERKELEY, NATHANIEL J SENATOR KEVIN M. THOMAS GARDEN CITY DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE $850.00 SA BERLOW, MAIA E SENATOR BRAD HOYLMAN NEW YORK LEGISLATIVE AIDE/COMMUNITY LIAISON $1,980.77 RA BERNSTEIN, KIMBERLY M SEN STUDENT PROGRAM OFF/FELLOWS ALBANY SENATE FELLOW $1,571.43 SA BERO, ALLYSON N SENATOR PAMELA HELMING GENEVA COMMUNITY AFFAIRS COORD / SCHEDULER $1,692.31 RA BERRY, SOFIA C SENATOR SHELLEY MAYER ALBANY LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT $1,423.08 RA BESSINGER, AUGUSTUS F SS/PRODUCTION SERVICES ALBANY FINISHING TECHNICIAN $2,071.93 RA BEST, BRYAN W SENATOR SIMCHA FELDER ALBANY ACTING CHIEF OF STAFF $2,884.62 RA BEST, CAITLYN A SENATOR JOSE G. RIVERA BRONX COMMUNITY AFFAIRS REPRESENTATIVE $1,211.54 RA SENATE EMPLOYEES - 2020 Check Date: 05/13/20 Page:3 of 30 REGULAR ANNUAL (RA) - SPECIAL ANNUAL (SA) TEMPORARY (TE: Hourly Rate) Pay Period #2: 04/16/20 - 04/29/20 Bi-Weekly Name Office Area Location Title Pay Basis BHATTI, MOBEEN I MAJORITY COUNSEL/PROGRAM ALBANY POLICY ADVISOR $2,884.62 RA BIEGEL, RAE DAWN SENATE M&O/POST OFFICE ALBANY POSTAL CLERK $1,200.69 RA BIERMAN, KATHERINE L SS/SENATE EVENTS ALBANY GRAPHIC DESIGNER $1,346.16 RA BIERNACKI, JASON J SENATE TECHNOLOGY SERVICES ALBANY MANAGER STS EDUC. AND SUPPORT $4,688.32 RA BINI, FIORELLA S SENATOR LUIS SEPULVEDA BRONX DEPUTY CHIEF OF STAFF $2,692.31 RA BINKOWSKI, STEVEN B STS/BUSINESS APPLICATIONS CENTER ALBANY SENIOR PROGRAMMER $3,178.85 RA BISHOP, JEFFREY C SENATOR JAMES L. SEWARD ONEONTA COMMUNICATIONS DIRECTOR $2,996.16 RA BISKUP, LYDIA A SENATOR SUSAN SERINO HYDE PARK DIRECTOR OF DISTRICT OFCE OPERATIONS $3,384.62 RA BLAIS, KATHERINE A SS/SENATE OFFICE SERVICES ALBANY DATA ENTRY OPERATOR $1,592.43 RA BLAISE, CHLOE ANNE C SENATOR JOSE G. RIVERA ALBANY LEGISLATIVE ASSISTANT $1,173.08 RA BLIZINSKI, ALEXANDER J SENATOR JAMES TEDISCO ALBANY LEGISLATIVE AIDE $1,192.31 RA BOLJEVIC, NICHOLAS R SENATOR FREDERICK J. AKSHAR II BINGHAMTON CONSTITUENT SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE $1,346.16 RA BOLL, CAROL L SENATOR RACHEL MAY SYRACUSE SR. ADVSR AGING
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