Texas Commission on Fire Protection paid an average compensation of $57,312 during 2020

Texas Commission on Fire Protection paid an average compensation of ,312 during 2020
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Texas Commission on Fire Protection paid an average compensation of $57,312 during 2020, this was more than the public employee average of $51,794, according to data compiled by The Texas Tribune.

The highest-paid public employee in Texas was Brian Guthrie, who earned $754,275 as the executive director at the Teacher Retirement System.

The national median hourly wage is $19.14 according to the most recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. According to the OECD, the average yearly wage in the US is more than $60,000.

When calculating average compensation, only employees categorized as full-time were included.

27 earners at Texas Commission on Fire Protection in 2020
Rank Employee Amount Earned
1 Michael Wisko $117,103
2 Mohammed Adams $85,000
3 Paul Maldonado $76,875
4 Derrell Beasley $75,000
5 Joyce Guinn $73,008
6 Servando Sanchez $72,000
7 Deborah Cowan $66,920
8 Clifton Grant $62,000
9 Grace Wilson $60,000
10 Robert Reese $52,684
11 Fernandes Anderson Oliveira $52,008
12 Kenneth Barnett $51,600
13 James Humphres $50,012
14 Kristen Borthwick $50,004
14 Timothy Gardner $50,004
14 Ernest Null $50,004
17 Denise Alvarez $49,200
18 Maude Adjarian $48,000
18 Ricky Wallace $48,000
18 Tara Youngblood $48,000
21 David Alexander $45,000
21 Annalise Beasley $45,000
21 Timothy Brown $45,000
21 Lamar Ford $45,000
21 Timothy Gothard $45,000
21 Brian Meroney $45,000
27 Sammie Penrod $40,000


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