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Highest paid El Segundo City Employee in 2009
by Michael D. Robbins
Director, Public Safety Project, PublicSafetyProject.org
August 17, 2010
SWORN POLICE OFFICERS
Generally, El Segundo sworn police officers, from lowest level Police Officer up to Police Captain, are by far the highest paid city employees except for sworn firefighters. Police Chief David Cummings was by far the highest paid city employee in calendar year 2009.
Highest Paid El Segundo City Employee in Calendar Year 2009
Former El Segundo Police Chief David Cummings, who retired in 2009 with about eleven weeks left in the year, had total 2009 compensation of about $596,657, including his city contract and CalPERS pension income while he continued working as the El Segundo Police Chief after his retirement. Cummings’ post-retirement City employment contract acknowledged that he would be receiving his $210,000 per year CalPERS pension income while he continued working as the City’s police chief after his retirement.
Below are two tables, one showing how former El Segundo Police Chief David Cummings was paid a total of at least $596,657 in 2009, and the second showing how Cummings’ salary, vacation and sick leave payout, and pension were all spiked by the 23% raise he was given about a year before his retirement. Following these two tables is a list of links to related documents.
The following is an in-line HTML table containing the formatted spreadsheet data of former El Segundo Police Chief David Cummings’ calendar year 2009 total compensation and pension income.
Note: This Public Records Act request data was provided by the City of El Segundo, California on December 15, 2010 in response to a PRA request made by Michael D. Robbins on December 5, 2010. It is provided here as a courtesy of Michael D. Robbins and the Public Safety Project, P.O. Box 2193, El Segundo, CA 90245, PublicSafetyProject.org. The estimated (calculated) data and additional data annotations were provided by Michael D. Robbins.
David Cummings – El Segundo, California Police Chief Paid in Calendar Year 2009 |
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Pay and Income for the first 41 weeks (289 days) of 2009 (1/1/09-10/16/09): |
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Regular Earnings | 225,627 |
Special Compensation (Uniform Allowance) | 480 |
Regular Earnings + Special Comp | 226,107 |
Leave Payout (Vacation and Sick Leave Payout) | 199,668 |
Total Earnings | 425,775 |
CalPERS Pension – Employer Contribution – Paid by the Employer (City) | 48,894 |
Percentage of Regular Earnings + Special Comp – Paid by the Employer (City) | 21.6% |
CalPERS Pension – Employee Contribution – Paid by the Employer (City) | 16,755 |
Percentage of Regular Earnings + Special Comp – Paid by the Employer (City) | 7.4% |
CalPERS Pension – Employee Contribution – Paid by the Employee | 0 |
Percentage of Regular Earnings + Special Comp – Paid by the Employee | 0.0% |
CalPERS Pension – Employee Contribution – Total Amount Paid | 16,755 |
Percentage of Regular Earnings + Special Comp | 7.4% |
TOTAL CALPERS PENSION CONTRIBUTIONS PAID BY THE EMPLOYER (CITY) | 65,649 |
Percentage of Regular Earnings + Special Comp – Total Paid by the Employer (City) | 29.0% |
NOTE: CalPERS pension contributions were made for the period 1/1/09 – 10/16/09 (41 weeks) | |
401(a) Deferred Compensation Plan | |
401(a) Deferred Compensation Plan – Amount Paid by Employer (City) | 11,592 |
401(a) Deferred Compensation Plan – Amount Paid by the Employee | 0 |
401(a) Deferred Compensation Plan – Total Amount Paid | 11,592 |
Annual Regular Earnings + Special Comp for period 9/27/08 – 9/25/09 | 231,839 |
Percentage of Regular Earnings + Special Comp | 5.0% |
Total Insurance Benefits Paid by the Employer (City) | |
A D & D | 17 |
Dental | 853 |
Life Insurance | 154 |
Long Term Disability | 692 |
Executive Long Term Disability | 1,031 |
Vision | 168 |
TOTAL | 2,915 |
Post-Employment Health Insurance for 11/09 & 12/09 | 2,302 |
2009 TOTAL EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION | 508,233 |
Pay and Income for the last 11 weeks (76 days) of 2009 (10/17/09 – 12/31/09): | |
Estimated Contract Employee Pay | 43,956 |
(At $111 per hour x 36 hours per week average x 11 weeks) | |
Estimated CalPERS Pension Double-Dipping Income | 44,468 |
(At $210,213.36 per year for 11 weeks) | |
ESTIMATED TOTAL 2009 EMPLOYEE COMPENSATION AND PENSION INCOME | 596,657 |
(All pension income was obtained while “double-dipping” by working as a contract employee El Segundo City Police Chief) |
Regular Earnings, Leave Payout, and Pension Benefit Spike
Police Chief David Cummings received a 23% pay increase effective October 1, 2008, about a year before his retirement, which spiked his 2009 total earnings and leave payout, and his annual pension. The raise spiked his regular earnings by $42,190 (from $183,437 to $225,627), and his accumulated vacation and sick leave payout (cash-out) value by $37,336 (from $162,332 to $199,668), for a total earnings spike of $79,527. His annual pension was spiked by an estimated $39,308 (from $170,905 to $210,213).
Police officers and firefighters are credited and allowed to accumulate and roll-over from year to year huge numbers of vacation and sick leave hours, which can be cashed out at a higher pay rate in later years and upon retirement. His total 2009 earnings was $425,775 – consisting of $225,627 Regular Earnings, $480 Special Compensation, and $199,668 Leave Payout. He retired in 2009 with a pension of $210,213.36 yearly ($17,517.78 monthly) according to CaliforniaPensionReform.com, plus medical insurance, for the rest of his life.
The following table summarizes Police Chief David Cummings’ spikes resulting from his 23% raise.
Regular Earnings | Special Comp. | Overtime | Leave Payout | Total Earnings | Yearly Pension | |
Before 23% Raise | 183,437 | 480 | 0 | 162,332 | 346,248 | 170,905 |
After 23% Raise | 225,627 | 480 | 0 | 199,668 | 425,775 | 210,213 |
Spike Amount | 42,190 | 0 | 0 | 37,336 | 80,007 | 39,308 |
The reason given for Cummings’ 23% pay increase that spiked his pay, leave payout, and pension was salary compaction, also known as salary compression, caused by large pay increases given to the police union members.
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