Legislation Details

File #: TMP -2223    Version: 1
Type: Salary Resolutions Status: Adopted
File created: 6/30/2026 In control: Board of Estimate & Contract
On agenda: 6/30/2026 Final action: 6/30/2026
Title: CSEA - 2025 Salary Resolution - #4. All Departments
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Board of Estimate and Contract:

 

                     RESOLVED, that pursuant to Section 71 of the Charter of Mount Vernon being Chapter 490 of the Laws of 1922, the Board of Estimate and Contract of the City of Mount Vernon, NY hereby fixes the salaries and determines the positions and number of city officers and employees of offices, boards, and departments for the year 2025, commencing January 1, 2025, with respect to the following designated positions:

 

FOR THE PERIOD JANUARY 1, 2025, THROUGH DECEMBER 31, 2025

 

FINANCE

 

Chief Accountant

180,441.12

Chief Accountant

180,441.12

Chief Accountant

150,606.13

Procurement & Purchasing Manager

-0-

Payroll Administrator

150,450.32

Senior Accountant

119,844.63

Senior Accountant

-0-

Tax and Revenue Supervisor

85,270.41

Senior Cashier (in Comptroller’s Office)

-0-

Cashier

-0-

Payroll Specialist

100,840.31

Senior Account Clerk

88,285.79

Payroll Clerk

80,540.52

Accounts Payable Clerk

75,999.28

Account Clerk I

58,655.99

Finance and Employee Benefits Specialist

81,528.48

Clerk

42,103.46

 

ASSESSMENT

 

Senior Assessment Clerk

76,048.79

Senior Assessment Clerk

76,048.79

 

CITY CLERK

 

Senior Accountant

119,844.63

Executive Administrative Assistant

100,840.31

Administrative Aide

68,214.67

Spanish-Speaking Clerk

-0-

Records Specialist / Spanish-Speaking Clerk

59,439.95

DEPARTMENT OF LAW

 

Paralegal

82,212.95

Legal Investigator

103,844.54

Law Office Coordinator

88,882.66

Foil Officer

90,474.74

 CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Senior Clerk/Typist

-0-

Civil Service Aide

30,000.00

 

 

DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT SERVICES

 

Director of Communications

95,657.70

Manager of Information Systems

152,704.96

Computer Console Operator

71,945.70

Programmer/Analyst

-0-

Repro. & Mail Services Coordinator

71,945.70

Purchasing Agent

-0-

Procurement and Purchasing Manager

99,029.58

Computer Repair & Network Support Technician

-0-

Computer Repair & Network Support Technician

81,174.75

IT Specialist

107,557.46

IT Specialist

99,123.02

IT Specialist

99,123.02

Clerk

-0-

Communications Associate

73,437.39

Communications Associate

57,769.22

Web Developer

58,363.74

Junior Web Developer

44,279.30

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS

 

Principal Clerk

65,679.29

Senior Account Clerk

78,456.58

Complaint Investigator

-0-

Junior Accountant

-0-

City Engineer

162,890.52

Assistant Engineer

100,840.31

Assistant Engineer

-0-

Stormwater Coordinator

-0-

Director of Sustainability

105,485.85

Deputy Commissioner - Administration

-0-

Code Enforcement

-0-

Project Manager

86,659.43

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY - POLICE DEPARTMENT

Computer Console Operator

1.00

Computer Console Operator

35,973.40

Senior Keyboard Specialist

68,706.17

Senior Keyboard Specialist

-0-

Typist

61,685.98

Typist

-0-

Clerk

61,685.98

Records Clerk

65,726.40

Records Clerk

65,726.40

Records Clerk

1.00

Senior Account Clerk

80,913.88

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY - POLICE DEPARTMENT

 

*  Communications Specialist, Five (5), each at

76,048.76

*  Communications Specialist, Two (2), each at

60,380.58

*  Communications Specialist, Two (2), each at

57,769.22

*  Communications Specialist, Four (4), each at

55,157.86

*  Communications Specialist, Two (2), at

52,546.49

*  Communications Specialist, One (1), at

-0-

*  Communications Specialist, One (1), at

-0-

*  Communications Specialist, Two (2), each at

-0-

 

 

*  Community Service Aide, One (1), at

51,126.56

 

 

    Computer Services Specialist

85,291.79

    Computer Services Specialist

$1.00

 

 

Ordinance Officer

80,540.52

Crime Analyst, Two (2), each at

62,521.32

Crime Analyst, One (1), at

76,048.72

Personnel Specialist

73,474.66

Personnel Associate

61,433.21

Personnel Associate

-0-

 SPECIAL PER DIEM RATES - (based on 3-3/4 hour day)

School Crossing Guards - (185 days)

 

Twenty-Three (23), each at

121.03

One (1), at

118.52

Two (2), each at

116.01

One (1), at

113.50

Eight (8), each at

110.99

One (1), at

108.45

Zero (0) at

105.97

Zero (0) at

103.46

Zero (0), at

100.95

Zero (0), at

98.44

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY - JAIL

Prisoner Attendant, One (1), at

65,726.35

Prisoner Attendant - One (1), at

63,916.25

Prisoner Attendant, Two (2), each at

62,106.16

Prisoner Attendant, One (1), at

49,435.49

  ANIMAL SHELTER

Animal Warden

76,048.76

SEALER OF WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

 

Director of Weights & Measures

85,291.79-

 

 

  PARKING TICKET COLLECTION

Director - Parking Ticket Collection

109,478.77

Court Clerks

-0-

Two (2), each at

61,685.98

One (1), at

55,158.47

Parking Enforcement Officers

 

One (1), at

51,245.59

Six (6), each at

65,726.35

One (1), at

56,675.87

Three (3), each at

54,865.78

Cashier

64,099.05

FIRE DEPARTMENT

*Fire Equipment Mechanic

108,762.38

Administrative Aide

-0-

Senior Account Clerk

83,371.18

Fire / EMS Operations Analyst

58,656.34

 

 

Fire Inspector

 

Two (2), each at

57,769.22

One (1), at

55,157.86

 

 

DEPARTMENT OF BUILDINGS

Document Coordinator

66,564.95

Document Coordinator

53,717.63

Office Assistant

44,791.72

Licensed Plan Examiner

96,796.44

Plan Room Coordinator

63,323.47

Office Manager

65,679.29

Superintendent of Plumbing

73,542.69

Data Officer

73,541.97

 Building Inspectors

One (1), at

85,291.69

Senior Building Inspector

97,500.06

Housing Inspectors

 

One (1), at

80,540.52

One (1), at

80,540.52

One (1), at

77,800.27

Elevator/Building Inspector

109,478.77

Senior Building Clerk

63,280.59

 

 

Building Clerks

 

Two (2), each at

61,685.98

One (1), at

59,510.14

One (1), at

57,334.31

One (1), at

46,455.13

One (1), at

61,685.98

 Code Enforcement Manager

 85,291.79

 Code Enforcement Officers

 

One (1), at

$1.00

Two (2), each at

57,769.22

One (1), at

68,214.67

OFFICE OF EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT

Clerk

-0-

VETERANS SERVICE AGENCY

Stenographer -0- 

  RECREATION DEPARTMENT DEVELOPMENTALLY DISABLED PROGRAM

 

Coordinator of Programs for the Disabled

100,840.31

Assistant Coordinator of Programs for the Disabled

-0-

 

RECREATION DEPARTMENT - PROGRAMS FOR AGING

 

Senior Citizen Recreational Leader, One (1), at

-0-

Nutrition Program Director

76,294.47

Cook

60,032.45

Cook

51,323.46

Home Delivery Meals Coordinator

76,048.72

 

 

 OFFICE FOR THE AGING  Director 67,084.18   RECREATION DEPARTMENT - ADMINISTRATION

Senior Account Specialist

100,840.31

Recreation Assistant

51,323.44

Recreation Assistant

-0-

Office Assistant

21,739.00

Clerk

-0-

Bus Driver

42,103.46

Bus Driver

44,095.62

 

RECREATION DEPARTMENT - YOUTH PROGRAMS

Director - Athletic Programs & Services

$1.00

 

RECREATION DEPARTMENT - DOLES COMMUNITY CENTER

Director - Social & Community Services

100,840.31

Security Aide

56,938.80

RECREATION DEPARTMENT - MEMORIAL FIELD

Director of Operations

109,478.77

Recreation Assistant

51,323.46

YOUTH BOARD

 

Youth Program Coordinator

 

Executive Director

150,450.32

Senior Stenographer

-0-

Youth Employment Service Coordinator

76,413.19

Assistant Youth Services Coordinator

71,945.70

Deputy Director

109,478.77

Financial Supervisor

-0-

Senior Account Clerk

93,200.40

DEPARTMENT OF PLANNING AND COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

 

GIS Administrator

105,626.50

Planning Administrator

-0-

Secretary - Zoning, ARB & Planning

77,800.27

Research and Grants Administrator

119,844.61

Research and Grants Administrator

-0-

Senior Planner

83,603.60

Housing Inspector

$1.00

Senior Accountant

-0-

Chief Accountant

-0-

Chief Accountant

-0-

Grants Compliance Specialist

115,662.64

Assistant Commissioner of Planning

115,662.64

Associate Commissioner

-0-

 

and be it further

 

RESOLVED, that the above-mentioned starred (*) positions contemplate a normal work week of forty (40) hours and eight (8) hours per day, exclusive of lunch hour;

 

RESOLVED, that if temporary help is required, the wage is to be paid on a per diem basis computed on the minimum annual salary for the position being filled temporarily, divided by 261 working days; and be it further

 

RESOLVED, that said salaries and adjustments thereof shall be computed based on 261 days for the year 2025 and 10 working days each bi-weekly pay period; legal holidays shall be deemed working days; and be it further

 

RESOLVED, that said salaries are to be paid bi-weekly beginning on January 10, 2025, for ten (10) working days and ending on December 26, 2025.  Salaries accruing on December 31, 2024, two (2) working days to be paid at 2024 rates together with eight (8) working days to be paid at 2025 rates; and salaries accruing on December 31, 2025, three (3) working days to be paid at 2025 rates on payroll paid January 9, 2026, together with seven (7) working days in 2026 inclusive; and be it further

 

RESOLVED, that this resolution shall take effect on January 1, 2025.