The Dayton Daily News will continue to acquire payroll data for area governments and will update our database. Contact Dayton Daily News reporter Josh Sweigart with questions about the data or to suggest a local government to add.
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- Values of “$0” indicate either no amount earned for that column or no value was provided.
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- Note 1: Data in this row comes from the Ohio Treasurer’s Office and does not contain overtime or gross pay. The Ohio Treasurer’s Office posts this note about its teacher and education employee database: “All data contained in this database was provided by the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) and comes from the Education Management Information System (EMIS), which compiles information from each individual public school district in Ohio. Annual or hourly pay, days worked, hours per day, education level, and years teaching experience are shown as they are reported to ODE by individual school districts, in accordance with reporting standards set in the EMIS manual. These elements may not completely depict actual annual salaries, time worked, or years teaching experience. No benefits are included in the salary data. In instances where a school employee works multiple positions within a given year (for example a teacher who also coaches a sports team), these positions are listed separately.”
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