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Agency

Current as of February 2020

Full-time employees

16

Median salary

$58,719.44

Average salary

$67,148.90

St. Louis Board of Aldermen

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Employees

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Name

 Position Salary Date hired
Bill, Sherri Executive Secretary $51,300.34 Sept. 22, 2008
Billups, Tracy Executive Secretary $51,300.34 Jan. 22, 2007
Chambers, Teresa Executive Secretary $51,300.34 July 2, 2007
Cullins, Mary Secretary to the President $55,088.80 July 9, 2007
Falls, Maurice Director of Operations to the President $66,868.62 May 17, 2011
Galli, Louis Legal Counsel $82,823.78 July 10, 2017
Goodman, Mary Legislative Director to the President $62,118.16 Dec. 12, 2016
Hollins, Gerard Financial Analyst $108,706.52 Aug. 7, 2017
Johnson, Tina Executive Secretary $51,300.34 April 29, 2002
Kennedy, Terry Clerk $91,800.02 April 16, 2019
Mcnichols, Lisa Adminstrative Assistant $58,426.68 Jan. 27, 1986
Muhammad, Jenice Executive Secretary $51,300.34 July 23, 2018
Reed, Lewis President of the Board of Aldermen $90,766.00 April 17, 2007
Rogers, Sharita Assistant Clerk $59,012.20 July 23, 2018
Shepard, Thomas Chief of Staff to the President $106,224.04 April 17, 2007
White, Shanell Receptionist $36,045.88 Aug. 5, 2019

* — This figure, as well as the median salaries and experience levels listed, excludes any employee labeled as part-time, temporary or seasonal. If an agency did not specify part-time/full-time status, then employees were excluded if the agency did not provide an annual salary or annualized pay rate. Some employees with part-time designations, such as a city council member, may still be included in the database if the agency provided those salaries. However, their information is excluded from agency or department totals. For all University of Missouri campuses and entities and for the State of Illinois, FT/PT statuses were not provided. The figures listed exclude hourly employees and only factor in those with salaries of at least $20,000. This adjustment likely excludes hourly employees who work full-time and includes salaried employees who are not full-time, and therefore, the numbers listed aren't comparable to the figures of other agencies.