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Town of Grand Chute Salary Watch
| Annual Salary is based on hours worked per year, which varies for each position. |
| Department |
Position |
2007 Hourly |
2007 Annual |
2006 Hourly |
2006 Annual |
| Administration |
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Administrator |
$44.24 |
$92,019.20 |
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Clerk |
$24.62 |
$51,209.60 |
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Exec. Secty |
$19.04 |
$39,603.20 |
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| Comm. Dev. |
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Bldg Inspector |
$27.76 |
$57,741.00 |
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CADD Mapping |
$22.48 |
$46,758.40 |
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Code Enfrce Off. |
$14.91 |
$31,012.80 |
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Comm. Dev. |
$36.62 |
$76,169.60 |
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Dep. Assessor |
$22.18 |
$46,134.40 |
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Secretary |
$14.51 |
$30,180.80 |
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| Finance |
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Account Clerk |
$17.03 |
$35,422.40 |
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Accts Mngr/Treas. |
$29.61 |
$61,583.00 |
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| Fire |
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Assistant Chief |
$32.52 |
$67,641.60 |
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Captain |
$24.26 |
$53,105.14 |
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Fire Chief |
$33.55 |
$69,784.00 |
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Fire Secretary |
$17.10 |
$35,568.00 |
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Firefighter |
$20.21 |
$44,240.00 |
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Lieutenant |
$22.78 |
$49,865.42 |
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Prvntn Specialist |
$21.89 |
$45,531.20 |
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Training Officer |
$27.51 |
$57,220.80 |
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| Police |
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Chief (Vacant) |
$37.39 |
$77,771.20 |
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Corporal |
$25.62 |
$53,008.00 |
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Corporal, Investig. |
$24.67 |
$51,313.60 |
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Evidence Tech, PT |
$16.47 |
$16,470.00 |
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Exec. Scty (Vacant) |
$19.85 |
$41,288.00 |
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Lieutenant |
$31.78 |
$66,102.40 |
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Lieutenant |
$31.78 |
$66,102.40 |
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Officer, Investig. |
$23.80 |
$49,504.00 |
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Patrol Officer |
$22.57 |
$46,688.00 |
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Patrol Officer, PT |
$15.42 |
$15,420.00 |
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Police Clerk |
$16.36 |
$34,029.00 |
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Staff Sgt |
$28.30 |
$58,850.00 |
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| Public Works |
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Director |
$37.81 |
$78,644.80 |
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Equip Operator III |
$20.97 |
$43,617.60 |
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Laborer |
$13.60 |
$7,023.00 |
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Mechanic |
$20.16 |
$41,932.80 |
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Office Manager |
$24.08 |
$50,086.40 |
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Operator I |
$13.14 |
$13,140.00 |
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Operator I, PT |
$13.14 |
$5,913.00 |
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Operator III |
$16.46 |
$18,929.00 |
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Operator IIII |
$16.46 |
$8,806.10 |
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Road Supt. |
$29.03 |
$60,382.40 |
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Shop Foreman |
$27.56 |
$57,324.80 |
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| Water & Sewer |
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Account Clerk I, PT |
$12.95 |
$18,130.00 |
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Account Clerk II |
$18.45 |
$38,376.00 |
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Operator |
$20.97 |
$43,617.60 |
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Operator, PT |
$13.14 |
$7,884.00 |
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Superintendent |
$30.69 |
$63,835.20 |
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Blog Archives
| 2010 |
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August
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July
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March
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February
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January
• Solberg: Healing After an Abortion
• Basketball fans eyeing extension of Miller Park sales tax
• Nanny sex-ed bill goes to Doyle
• A first. Village limits pension contribution for employees
• Nanny State update: Toothbrushing mandated
• Obama pushes education inflation
• WI Investment Board votes to borrow to juice up returns
• So Republicans have brought nothing to the table?
• You have got to be kidding me
• Nygren: Governor Continues Terms of Failure in State of the State
• Sen. Fitzgerald: Governor down the wrong track at high speed
• Phosphorus is the new CO2. $Billions in Wisconsin
• More Obama giveaways
• A reprimand? Would you keep him on the job?
• Burri: Sarah Palin for Prez troubles me
• Quote of the Day – Obama after the pie-eating contest
• Populism, abused and trampled
• Fitzgerald: Senate Republicans Propose Real Job Creation Agenda
• Stripped down health insurance – it’s about time
• Ok GOP, scrap the Party of NO; time to lead
• No way Feingold is a Coakley. Is Wall a Brown?
• Burri: Conservatives off the chart for a RINO?
• Paltry quid pro quo?
• Doyle says ARRA has ‘created or retained’ 44,000 WI jobs
• Does most of the public fall for this stuff?
• When you get signatures, always get a couple extra
• Blame it on the outmoded computers
• Scott Brown victory does not scuttle health bill
• 8th Congressional Candidate Forum, Jan. 25
• Scott Walker Meet-and-greet, Monday, Jan. 18
• Aren’t consumers taxpayers too?
• MORE taxes on investment income - dreadful and wrong
• Join the blaze orange army and say ‘Enough is Enough’
• The future of government-run health care
• Tax on banks is a really bad idea
• Roth, Savard on the stump, grassroots style
• Savard speaking in Appleton, 8 PM, Wed., Jan. 13.
• Rahmlow: Savard, Bies frontrunners for State Senate
• Burri: Failing Political Correctness 101
• School contracts and Race to the Top
• Senator Feingold worrisome and big red flags
• Psephological?
• This is really important. Contact Rep. Kagen. Now. Please.
• This is exactly what we need from Governor Doyle
• This guy is my hero
• Why am I not surprised?
• Talk health reform with Feingold (Th), Petri (today)
• Give the Mayor power over MPS - if he can break contracts
• Burri: Yup, Dems really are going to bypass a conference
• The $2.7 billion Wisconsin deficit no one told you about
• Walker launches county accountability website
• Rahmlow: Why is Van Hollen dodging the Nebraska deal?
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| 2009 |
December
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November
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October
• The Lawton-Bader files
• Yup, it’s the TAX LEVY, not the tax RATE
• Ellis: costly automobile insurance laws must be rolled back
• If not Barrett, who?
• The subsidy game
• Burri: Bailouts, Banks, Health Care, and the Mob
• Attend Appleton Schools budget meeting tonight
• A public option WON’T increase costs? That’s delusional!
• Appleton Schools budget meeting Monday
• Wisconsin should be screaming for accountability
• Burri: If anything, we need more obstructionism around here
• WI on the leading edge - in the wrong direction
• Rep. Montgomery: Utility Customers Join State’s Crime-Fighting Efforts
• Public Conservation and Recreation Lands Total 16.5% of State
• In the crow's nest of the Titanic, shouting 'Iceberg!'
• Is Rep. Nelson a political hack?
• Health care: The road ahead will be brutal
• Kagen's pandering again
• Birthers - good stuff for you
• How much do we bend over backward for seniors?
• The trouble with health care is paying for it
• Two-parent families: The Gold Standard
• Burri: Kids... the joys and blessings
• Very, very worried about health care
• Rep. Huebsch: Wisconsin is proof government health care isn’t the answer
• School district contracts push up tax levy
• What? Obama, the Peace Prize?
• TODAY - hearing on Campaign Finance Reform
• Appleton School District tax levy up way too much
• CBO report is out - and the bill isn't even written yet?
• So, how much do YOU budget for health care?
• Burri: Copenhagen trip was amateurish
• “Sotomayor, you have blood on your hands...”
• Cap and Trade. Always follow the money
• Rep. Kagen gets (almost) free health services
• I actually agree with Rep. Kagen
• Future Wisconsin Conference for Conservatives, October 10, Wauwatosa
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| 2008 |
December
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November
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October
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September
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August
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July
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June
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May
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April
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March
• Important votes Tuesday, including Appleton Common Council
• Democrats are becoming supply siders??
• Further debunking Hillary myths
• WEAC has created an unsustainable monopoly
• From Mark Gundrum: One of the greatest honors an American can experience
• 'Operation Chaos' working?
• Joe Martin the best candidate in Appleton's 8th
• State programs to cut? - Volume II
• Oh the naivete of youth
• Not just disingenuous - flat wrong
• Steve - you will be missed
• Make cuts only AFTER you're elected....
• Getting serious: What programs can we cut?
• Rep. Steve Kagen joining me on Jerry Bader Show today
• Rep. Van Roy: Dental Care Pilot Program
• Has Dave Obey turned the corner on earmarks?
• Speaker Huebsch: Governor turns down Federal Aid?
• Mark Rahmlow: "We're Broke."
• As taxpayers, how do we know if it's a Chevy or a Lexus?
• This is trash talk - about a veteran
• Frank Lasee: Take time to get the Compact right
• 'The Gableman Ad' - is it racist?
• Roth thankful, Kagen shaking money tree
• Gov. Doyle's office not enamored with Freedom of Information
• Governor Doyle will never do it
• Leadership on smoking ban? Not Hanna
• Rep. Van Roy speaks out about smear ads
• You're threatening me about potholes?
• Losing the Hastert seat is NOT a trend and NOT curtians for the GOP
• First suggestion for 'slashing' programs
• Big money-saver for municipalities
• More one time fixes. Nuts.
• Any chances???
• I'm doing the Jerry Bader Show, today, the 11th
• Representative Frank Lasee: Final Waltz of the Season
• Guest Blog: It's not the county's business to be in the nursing home business
• Yup, Hillary won Texas and Ohio
• Gableman/Butler race featured - and it isn't pretty
• Lies from Planned Parenthood and NARAL
• He who sacrifices liberty.....
• Duh.
• The Troha sentencing, Doyle and that $200K
• Guns, passion and "originality"
• How hard is it anyway, to shut down a government program?
• Voting is a PRIVILEGE. And so are property taxes....
• Guest Blog: Governor Doyle, cancel your Ireland trip
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• Lots of ideas. No money.
• The Cigarette Tax - "Poor Policy Instrument?"
• School budget Lite?
• Frankenstein - not in the library, but in the legislature
• A librarian, a legislator, a president
• $1.25/pack - NO, NO, NO, and NO
• Kagen and Reagan in the same breath?
• Menasha: behind the 8-ball, but not biting the dust
• Any way you slice it, Wisconsin government wants (further) in on health care
• The World is Flat...what about health care?
• The PAC - too precious to fail. Day 3
• News follow-ups: Appleton West, Kagen at the White House
• Fox Cities PAC - too precious to fail - Day 2
• Fox Cities PAC - too precious to fail
• New Transit Tax coming your way
• Rep. Petri has his finger in the dike - I guess
• AASD Retirement Costs Burdensome
• Health care, health care, health care, health care
• Water rate increase was no slam dunk
• Education for all is just a bad dream
• New Year's resolutions from a parade snob
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