James Davis

City of Houston
Inspector

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James Davis in 2023 was employed at City of Houston and had an annual salary of $65,270, according to public records. This salary was 3 percent lower than the average and 2 percent lower than the median salary in City of Houston.

In year 2023 James Davis's salary was 34 percent higher than average Inspector salary in the state of Texas.

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Key Data

Year2023
Full NameJames Davis
Job TitleInspector
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StateTexas
EmployerCity of Houston
Annual Wage $65,270
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Employer

Employer NameCity of Houston
Year2023
Number of Employees23,637
Average Annual Wage$67,517
Median Annual Wage$66,663
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