The city of Sarnia's "Sunshine Club" had 249 members in 2018 led by former Chief Administrative Officer Margaret Misek-Evans.
The number of municipal employees who made $100,000 or more increased by 11 over 2017 and represents about 35 per cent of the city's full-time workforce.
Firefighters and police officers make up 82 per cent of those in the 2018 report that includes not only salary, but retroactive pay, overtime, and shift differential.
Misek-Evans was the city's top earner at $186,414.
She left the city in December amid speculation she's receiving two years pay in a severance package protected by a non-disclosure agreement.
The severance will eventually become public under the province's Public Sector Salary Disclosure Act.
Police Staff Sgt. Paul Mamak is second on the 2018 list at $183,104, followed by Staff Sgt. Scott Clarke at $167,235, and Sarnia Police Chief Norm Hansen at $163,244.
Retiring fire chief John Kingyens was paid $149,261 in 2018.
The City of Sarnia's full 2018 disclosure report can be found here.
