Predatory Animal Control Specialist

Coordinate and deliver a specific program area, supporting planning, outreach, and daily operations.

15 employees hold this title in Department of Agriculture & Food. Median total compensation for the role is $71,576, above the department median of $6,963.

Employees: 15
Total payroll: $1M
Role median: $71,576
Agency median: $6,963
Comparison: Above

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Pay distribution for this role

$41,282$77,846+

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Predatory Animal Control Specialist is held in 2 Utah departments. In Department of Agriculture & Food, the median of $71,576 ranks #1 of 2.

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Gleelyn Bateman Jr

Predatory Animal Control Specialist/Department of Agriculture & Food

2019 total comp

$53,982

Sub-department: DAG Predatory Animal Control
Base pay: $29,322
Overtime: $0
Other pay: $981
Benefits: $23,679
Total compensation: $53,982

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Gleelyn Bateman Jr works as a Predatory Animal Control Specialist for Department of Agriculture & Food within Dag Predatory Animal Control. Gleelyn earned $53,982 in 2019.