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Almost 50 Town employees named in 2022 Sunshine List, down from 2021
April 18, 2022 · 0 Comments
By Sam Odrowski
The number of Town of Orangeville employees making over $100,000 has dropped this year.
The 2022 Sunshine list was recently released for 2021 payrolls and there were seven fewer employees on it then last year.
This year, 48 employees are receiving a total of $6,059,850 across 32 positions, while 55 employees received $6,728,632 in 2021 across 39 positions.
At the top of the list for Orangeville is CAO Ed Brennan who earned $211,161, followed by general manager of corporate services, Andrea McKinney and general manager of corporate services, Raymond Osmond who both made $162,121.
Other top earners include fire captain Thomas Gillies who made $153,055, fire chief Ronald Morden who made $147,559, and fire captain Sean Pryce who earned $147,247.
General Manager of infrastructure services Douglas Jones made $145,713, while Orangeville Public Library CEO earned $144,776, and the Town treasurer Nadini Syed made $144,776.
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