Daniel Dayton E

Los Angeles
Port Police Sergeant

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DAYTON, DANIEL E , working as Port Police Sergeant, was employed by Los Angeles in 2011, and received regular pay of $110,375, overtime pay of $1,077, other pay of $1,212, total pay of $112,664, benefits worth $12,592, total compensation of $125,256 including pay and benefits. This compensation was 29 percent higher than the average and 32 percent higher than the median in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles records show Daniel Dayton E held job of Port Police Sergeant from 2011 to 2014.

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Key Data

Year2011
Full NameDaniel Dayton E
Job TitlePort Police Sergeant
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StateCalifornia
EmployerLos Angeles
Total Compensation $125,256

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Employer

Employer NameLos Angeles
Year2011
Number of Employees37,377
Average Annual Wage$96,780
Median Annual Wage$95,097
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