City of Baltimore / Police Department / Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn)
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Enforce laws and maintain public safety — patrol, respond to incidents, investigate crimes, and make arrests.
4 employees hold this title in Police Department. Median total compensation for the role is $190,521, above the department median of $118,854.
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Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn)/Police Department
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At Police Department, Michael Sullivan serves as a Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn). Their tenure dates to 2019, about 2 years. Their 2021 pay totaled $198,405.
Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn)/Police Department
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Brian Nadeau is a Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn) at Police Department. Hired in 2019, they have about 2 years of service. 2021 total compensation came to $193,036.
Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn)/Police Department
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James Gillis holds the role of Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn) at Police Department. Hired in 2016, they have about 5 years of service. In 2021, their total compensation was $188,005.
Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn)/Police Department
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At Police Department, Sheree Briscoe serves as a Deputy Police Commissioner (Non-Sworn). They have served since 1994 (about 27 years). Their 2021 pay totaled $156,484.