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Salaries for 2 more townships added to BND Public Pay Database

Salary records for 2017 from two Caseyville Township and Jarvis Township have been added to the Belleville News-Democrat’s Public Pay Database.

The five highest paid employees in Caseyville Township were:

  • Plant Supervisor Jeffrey Bevirt, $89,233;

  • Plant Supervisor Mark Mercer, $76,313;

  • Superintendent of Construction Randy Lepere, $75,113;

  • Chief Operating Engineer Robery Cerny, $70,605;

  • Chief Equipment Engineer Kyle Hogg, $67,890.

In Jarvis Township, the five employees with the highest annual pay were:

  • Foreman Daniel Broksa Jr., $53,990;

  • Assessor Jessica Dudley, $50,345;

  • Road Commissioner Dale Grapperhaus, $49,525;

  • Road District crew member John Niehaus, $39,801;

  • Road District crew member Tyler Roche, $36,782.

Jarvis Township spent a total of $364,589 on salaries for 20 employees, while Caseyville Township spent a total of $1.6 million for 45 employees.

Trustees in Caseyville Township made as much as $13,200 annually. Trustee James Lemansky Sr. was the highest paid trustee, earning $13,200, while other trustees earned between $1,131 and $7,548 in stipends and travel expenses. Trustees in Jarvis Township each earned a $2,640 annual stipend.

Caseyville Township Supervisor Deborah Donovan earned $21,642, while Jarvis Township Supervisor Kelly Huelsmann earned $27,464.

The database can be found at https://bit.ly/2wIyrlc. The BND previously added salaries for other townships including Collinsville, St. Clair, Venice, Stookey and Granite City.

Kelsey Landis
Belleville News-Democrat
Kelsey Landis is an Illinois state affairs and politics reporter for the Belleville News-Democrat. She joined the newsroom in January 2020 after her first stint at the paper from 2016 to 2018. She graduated from Southern Illinois University in 2010 and earned a master’s from DePaul University in 2014. Landis previously worked at The Alton Telegraph. At the BND, she focuses on informing you about what your lawmakers are doing in Springfield and Washington, D.C., and she works to hold them accountable. Landis has won Illinois Press Association awards for her work, including the Freedom of Information Award.
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