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City of Lansing 2024
Payroll
Introduction
The following information comes from a report
provided by the City in response to a Freedom of Information Act
request. It provides detail on all payments made to employees and
retirees in 2024. Employees are addressed first below, followed by
the retirees. Here is the
report as received, before I reformatted and sorted it to create
meaningful lists.
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Employees by name:
ABBOTT, BRAIDY J through
CHURCHILL, JEROMY
CISLER, RYAN
through
GILBERTSON, ERIC
GILL, CYNTHIA
through
KOIRALA, AARYA
KOLHOFF, CAMERON
through
MURPHY, JAMES
MURRAY, JOHN C
through
SCOTT, TRACY
SCULLION, LYNDA A
through
WASHINGTON, MARQUIS
WATKEYS, ANDREW through
ZUKE, JULIE
Employees by department:
54-A District
Court
City Assessor
City Attorney
City Clerk
City Council
Neighborhoods, Arts & Citizen Engagement
Fire Department
Finance Department
Human Resources
Economic
Development and Planning
Downtown Development
Agency
Human Relations & Community
Services
Information Technology
Mayor's Office
Public Media Center
Parks and Recreation
Police
Public Service
Highest 2024
earnings
Highest 2023
earnings by department
Highest salaries
Highest salaries
by department
Highest overtime
Highest overtime by
department
Highest miscellaneous
Highest buyout
Buyout by department
New hires
New hires by
department
Terminations
Terminations by department
Contract employees
Averages by position:
Police
Averages by position:
Fire
Position field blank,
no termination date
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Retirees
The report I was provided has 3135 lines of
data (records). 1279 are for employees who received wages in 2024
(above), 1855 are for retirees, and 9 are for former employees who
took a refund of their retirement accounts. If an employee retired
during 2024, he may have both an active employee record and a
retiree record (he will not if he took a deferred
retirement in a previous year.)
Of the 1855 retiree records, 61 have a date of
death.
That leaves 1792 retirees who are still
receiving pensions. In the file I was provided, the same column headings used for active
employees were also used for retirees, which is kind of confusing.
For the retirees, I came up with headings more appropriate to the
data they appear to contain:
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Original Heading |
My Heading for Retirees |
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Position |
ERS or P&F (ERS is the Employees Retirement
System, P&F is the Police & Fire Retirement System) |
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Department |
Spouse? (Is the recipient the retiree or
the deceased retiree's beneficiary spouse? |
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Bargaining Unit |
Bargaining Unit/Type (sometimes indicates a
disability retirement) |
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Hire Date |
Retirement Date |
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Termination Date |
Death Date |
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Regular Wages |
Pension |
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Misc Wages |
Adjustment (I don't know what these
adjustments are for) |
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Gross Wages |
Amount Paid (Pension minus Adjustment) |
For retirees, I didn't use the Hourly Rate,
Overtime or Buyout columns at all.
Here are the employees who quit and took
refunds of their retirement accounts: