Andy Lopez

City of Lubbock
Heavy Equipment Operator

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Andy Lopez in 2025 was employed at City of Lubbock and had a reported pay of $44,454, according to public records. This pay was 32 percent lower than the average and 22 percent lower than the median salary in City of Lubbock.

City of Lubbock records show Andy Lopez held two jobs from 2022 to 2025.

In year 2025 Andy Lopez's salary was 4 percent lower than average Heavy Equipment Operator salary in the state of Texas.

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Key Data

Year2025
Full NameAndy Lopez
Original Job TitleHeavy Equipment Operator Iii
Job TitleHeavy Equipment Operator
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StateTexas
EmployerCity of Lubbock
Annual Wage $44,454
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Employer

Employer NameCity of Lubbock
Year2025
Number of Employees2,951
Average Annual Wage$65,073
Median Annual Wage$56,777
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