This is a list of the 2003 City of Arlington employees and their job title and salaries.(pop 11,713) (118 employees)

The City of Arlington has a population of approximately 14,500 residents. A council-mayor form of government administers the City with seven elected Council Members and an elected Mayor. All serve on a part-time basis. The City provides an array of services including police, fire, water distribution, sewage collection and treatment, street maintenance, parks maintenance, planning, a municipal cemetery and a municipal airport. The City’s operating budget for 2005 was approximately $49,530,589.
The above information is from the State Auditors (Audit Report Search) webpage

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2003 City of Arlington List of Employees, Job Title and Salary

Here's a link to the (future) 2007 City of Arlington employees list. ( employees)
Here's a link to the City of Arlington webpage. http://www.ci.arlington.wa.us/

Arlington sent me an excel file that would have been hard for me to upload, so I printed out and scanned the pages. In the response e-mail (see below), with the excel file, the following paragraph explained the excel file pages.

"To help you understand the information please note the following items. The information is grouped by department. Pay level is the position assignment on the City of Arlington classification and pay plan and what step they are at. Then the employees name, employee number and title are listed. Employee's salaries may change during the year so in the next column you will see when that occurs, and the last column is their salary at the beginning of 2003 and if there was a change then that change is listed as well."

Here's page 1 of the City of Arlington employees and salaries list I received on 9/25/2003 Administration

page 2 Building

page 3 Planning

page 4 Finance

page 5 Fire Fighter Captain

page 6 Firefighter/Parametics

page 7 Firefighter/EMT

page 8 Fire Administration

page 9 Police Administration

page 10 Police Officers

page 11 Police Officers

page 12 Airport

page 13 General Services

page 14 Maintenance Workers

page 15 Utilities

page 16 Utilities

page 17 Development Services

page 18 Development Services Engineering

Here's the freedom of information request e-mail I sent to the City of Arlington.

Here's the e-mail the city of arlington sent me on September 25, 2003
From: Terry Davis
To: manaco@whidbey.net
Sent: Thursday, September 25, 2003 12:42 PM
Subject: Request for Public Records (50.2kb)
We have received today your request for the names, job titles and salaries of the employees of the City of Arlington. Per your request, we are able to e-mail this information to you and you will find it in the attachment (Microsoft Excel format). To help you understand the information please note the following items. The information is grouped by department. Pay level is the position assignment on the City of Arlington classification and pay plan and what step they are at. Then the employees name, employee number and title are listed. Employee's salaries may change during the year so in the next column you will see when that occurs, and the last column is their salary at the beginning of 2003 and if there was a change then that change is listed as well. I believe that this satisfies your request.
If you have any questions regarding the information provided you may call me direct at the number listed below, or feel free to e-mail me.
Terry Davis
Assistant Finance Director
Human Resources Coordinator
City of Arlington
238 N Olympic
Arlington WA 98223
360/403-3423
tdavis@ci.arlington.wa.us

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