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Naples, Florida city pay: Who tops the payroll and how much do they make?

by Naples Daily News

Curious about how much local government employees earn in Naples? The Naples Daily News has you covered.

This searchable database includes salary and job title information for city employees.

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At the top of the pay scale is City Manager Gary Young with a salary of $300,000. He was sworn in Feb. 5 after serving as the chief deputy auditor for the city of Canton, Ohio, where he had a 30-year career in finance with the city.

He’s followed by Deputy City Manager Maria Gallet, at $219,546; Director of Public Works Robert Middleton, at $206,165; Fire Chief Phillip Pennington, at $199,078; and Chief of Police Ciro Dominguez, at $193,084.

Explore the full database below:

This article originally appeared on Naples Daily News: Naples, Florida city pay: Who tops the payroll and how much do they make?

Reporting by Mickenzie Hannon, Naples Daily News / Naples Daily News

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