GA C.4QS. Gfo S\ S6'S Iq96 Vo I GEORGL4\ DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS 60 Executive Park South, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30329-2231 (404) 679-4950 An Equal Opportunity Employer If you are disabled and would like to receive this publication in an alternative fonnat, please contact the Georgi!! Department of Community Affairs at (404) 679-4915 or 1 (800) 736-1155 (TDD). 1996 LoCAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SAlARY SURVEY County Government Solid Waste Employment InUoduetion Data in This Publication Job Descriptions Population Groups The Georgia Department of Community Affairs began collecting wage and salary data in 1987, providing key reference information for state and local elected officials, administrators, and citizens. This publication is a compilation of data collected from the 1996 County Wage and Salary Survey, administered by the Office ofInformation Services (OIS), Georgia Department of Community Affairs. Separate publications are available in county and municipal government editions for 1996 wage and salary data covering four key areas oflocal government employment: administrative and general, public safety, public works, and solid waste. Each publication contains appendices summarizing fringe benefits and listing the jurisdictions responding to the 1996 County Wage and Salary Survey. For data on elected officials' salaries, please call OIS at (404) 679-4950. We would like to thank those local officials and staff whose participation made this publication possible. This publication includes data on wages and salaries for county government public works employees as of October 1, 1996. Wage and salary data are collected and reported for full-time positions only. For the purposes of this report, full-time employment is 35 hours or more per week. The survey asks governments to report the number of employees in each position listed. In cases where positions exist, but are vacant, a "0" is entered in the "Number of full-time employees" column. Where a local government has not reported a data element, "NR" appears. The survey requests the entry level and maximum wage on either an hourly or annual basis. If hourly figures were reported, we convert that information to an annual salary based on the number of weekly hours reported. We assumed a 40-hour work week when a government did not report hours. Public safety positions are the exception to this reporting basis; refer to the current year's public safety publication for an explanation of special features related to data for those positions. If a government did not have a pay scale or salary range, the respondent was instructed to enter the actual salary paid to an incumbent as both the minimum and maximum rates. Job descriptions for positions included in this report are arranged in alphabetical order following this Introduction. We asked respondents to provide information for those jobs with duties most closely matching the job descriptions if their government uses a different job title for a position. Six population groups aid comparison of detailed and summary data on jurisdictions of similar size. The report presents summaries of data for each job title using these population groups. Population group ranges used throughout this report and in the table are based on 1994 Census Bureau population estimates. The table reflects both the number of jurisdictions in each group and the number of jurisdictions responding to the 1996 survey. 11~llj~l~i~.j.I~I:I.II,IIIII:lljj:::jii~~.;;;: A 100,000 and Above 11 8 10,000 - 25 ;'i_I1~l~_:.:!:!~:!:::!~:!:~~~:!:!i!:::~t:::i::i::!::!:!:~:~!~:j!!~)i!j''i:~:!.!r;J: Total All Counties 159 105 2 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPWYMENT County Solid Waste Job Descriptions Colleaton Supervisor Customer sel\'lce Attendant Heaw Equipment operator Laborer Landftll Equipment Mechanic Landftllinmate Supervisor Landftll ManClller, Cenifted Utlht Equipment operator Req'clintl ManClller Req'clintl supemsor Refuse TRIck Driver Refuse/Req'clintl Colleaor Route supemsorl lead TRIck Driver Scale House Attendant Solid waste ManClller Plans, organizes, schedules, assigns, and reviews the work ofcrews wo~king on assigned routes and inspects routes for problem areas and completion. Use ofpublic relations skills and knowledge oflocal waste disposal policies to serve customers. Operates equipment such as track-mounted crane, twelve yard dump truck, concrete mixer, power shovel, drag line bulldozer, large excavator, street sweeper, backhoe, and/or front-end loader for a variety of construction and demolition-related duties. Work involves performing varied all weather tasks in collection ofgarbage and trash, loading waste into collection vehicles, and assisting in disposal operations. Operates hydraulic controls for hoppers and carts. Knowledge of heavy equipment. Checks, replaces, and adjusts such things as filters, belts, and tracks of all equipment as needed. Supervises the work of inmates in the operation of light and heavy equipment. Responsible for the safe operation and supervision of the landfill facility, including equipment and supply maintenance; must be certified. Loads materials, operates light equipment such as backhoe and tractor. Performs preventive maintenance checks on assigned equipment and structures. Develops standards to assure that recycled materials collected are processed to prevent contamination. Studies, analyzes, and prepares reports related to recycling collection, processing, and marketing. Develops, implements, and monitors programs for waste reduction, recycling, and education in local community; serves as liaison to governmental agencies, public officials, and the general public. Operates heavy automotive equipment used in the collection of refuse. Assigned to collection routes and responsible for the maintenance of proper collection on the routes. Collects recyclables/refuse on designated routes, starts hoisting device that raises refuse bin attached to rear of truck and dumps contents. Plans, organizes, and supervises the work ofemployees engaged in garbage, trash, and litter pickup. Inspects routes for problem areas and completion. Responsible for computerized weighing and computerized printing of landfill scale tickets and inspects all trash entering the landfill. Provides overall direction for all solid waste activities by developing, directing, organizing, and coordinating sold waste programs, facilities, education, and planning. Responsible for compliance with state and federal solid waste regulations. CONTINUES ON NEXT PAGE 3 1996 LoCAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SALARY SURVEY JOB DESCRIPTIONS: CONTINUED solid Waste 5etretaJy Transfer Station/ Landfill Attendant Types or encodes into a computer a variety of forms, reports, correspondence; compiles, copies, and prepares charts, graphs, correspondence and reports for distribution; may act as a receptionist and dispatcher. Assists haulers and the public when transferring solid waste from vehicles; also assists truck drivers hooking up trailers and covering containers; regulates number of vehicles using the facility. 4 Colleaion Supervisor summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 4 1 1 3 0 1 10 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 22,670 25,900 21,100 21,620 NA 10,400 21,290 19,078 25,899 21,101 22,086 NA 10,400 20,226 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPWYMENT Maximum wage wage hours 34,040 36,260 37,930 28,840 NA 10,400 30,730 30,060 36,258 37,930 30,920 NA 10,400 30,699 Number of full-time employees 10 1 1 3 NA 1 16 Population Group Data Group Jurisdiction A AugustalRichmond DeKalb Fulton Muscogee 1994 Population 196,021 577,772 690,490 187,097 Minimum entry level 18,542 33,972 19,351 18,804 B Athens-Clarke 90,256 25,899 C Polk 34,606 21,101 D Bryan 19,942 22,086 Gilmer 15,155 18,200 Wayne 24,277 24,571 Maximum wage 29,642 47,820 30,478 28,217 36,258 37,930 30,920 18,200 37,388 Number of scheduled hours 37.5 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 1 1 3 5 1 1 1 1 5 1996 LoCAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SAlARY SURVEY Customer SelVice Auendant Summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 4 0 2 2 0 0 8 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 15,940 NA 14,550 11,630 NA NA 14,520 15,880 NA 14,552 11,627 NA NA 14,824 Maximum wage wage hours 24,170 NA 21,540 11,630 NA NA 20,380 24,530 NA 21,538 11,627 NA NA 22,562 Population Group Data Group Jurisdiction A AugustaJRichmond Cobb Fulton Muscogee 1994 Population 196,021 508,931 690,490 187,097 Minimum entry level 15,255 17,623 16,505 14,392 Baldwin Newton 41,309 48,375 15,460 13,644 Oconee Worth 20,195 21,213 11,710 11,544 Maximum wage 24,387 24,672 26,034 21,599 23,525 19,551 11,710 11,544 Number of scheduled hours 37.5 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 5 NA 2 5 NA NA 12 Number of full-time employees 2 NR 1 3 1 1 4 1 6 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPWYMENT Heaw Equipment Operator solid waste) summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 4 9 5 12 5 8 43 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 19,180 18,680 16,100 14,840 15,590 13,760 16,080 19,145 18,976 16,000 14,602 14,560 13,250 16,000 Maximum wage wage hours 28,470 28,710 23,190 21,350 19,670 16,520 22,670 27,826 28,084 24,000 21,127 19,884 15,813 22,014 Number of full-time employees 26 28 13 29 7 11 114 Population Group Data Group Jurisdiction A AugustalRichmond Cobb DeKalb Muscogee 1994 Population 196,021 508,931 577,772 187,097 Minimum entry level 16,818 21,625 19,836 18,454 B Bartow 61,675 20,238 Carroll 76,564 16,577 Dougherty 98,004 19,240 Douglas 79,864 17,936 Forsyth 56,828 18,976 Houston 98,336 19,219 Liberty 59,042 15,955 Paulding 55,719 17,444 Spalding 57,014 22,548 c Baldwin 41,309 16,233 Colquitt 37,529 17,507 Habersham 29,557 16,000 Newton 48,375 15,017 Polk 34,606 15,764 D Bryan 19,942 15,724 Burke 21,601 19,273 Crisp 20,633 14,560 Elbert 19,109 14,643 Hart 20,430 16,265 Lumpkin 16,346 13,312 McDuffie 21,217 14,060 Mitchell 20,686 10,400 Monroe 18,511 14,123 Washington 19,814 16,000 Wayne 24,277 17,451 Worth 21,213 12,272 Maximum wage 26,887 31,356 27,936 27,715 30,950 26,540 26,783 37,288 28,084 28,475 22,337 24,422 33,473 25,936 17,507 24,000 21,548 26,936 22,014 21,247 16,467 22,276 21,007 35,151 19,468 18,720 18,990 22,050 26,582 12,272 Number of scheduled hours 37.5 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 2 NR 20 5 40 2 40 NR 40 9 40 3 40 4 40 5 40 2 40 1 40 3 40 4 43 1 40 3 40 3 40 2 40 1 40 3 40 8 40 3 40 4 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 2 40 2 40 1 40 2 CONTINUES ON NEXT PAGE 7 1996 LoCAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SAlARY SURVEY HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATOR (SOUD WASTE): CONTINUED Group Jurisdiction 1994 Population Minimum entry level E Oglethorpe 10,637 20,020 Pierce 14,437 10,400 Telfair 11,578 13,031 White 14,591 14,560 Wilkes 10,562 19,952 F Candler 8,477 14,560 Clay 3,455 14,726 Irwin 8,569 13,500 Jasper 8,981 17,804 Jenkins 8,562 13,000 McIntosh 9,132 12,480 Treutlen 5,960 12,480 Wilcox 7,084 11,500 Maximum wage 25,740 19,884 13,031 19,760 19,952 14,560 14,726 13,500 17,804 16,900 21,860 20,280 12,500 Number of scheduled hours 55 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 NR Number of full-time employees 1 2 1 2 1 2 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 8 Laborer (Solid waste) summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 4 7 6 12 2 4 35 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 13,610 14,450 14,690 12,940 10,800 11,920 13,380 13,181 14,835 14,206 13,153 10,797 11,097 13,520 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPWYMENT Maximum wage wage hours 19,800 21,380 20,540 17,750 13,950 13,450 18,480 19,135 21,948 20,340 17,230 13,950 14,040 18,774 Number of full-time employees 213 82 9 28 6 7 345 Population Group Data Group Jurisdiction A Augusta/Richmond Cobb DeKalb Muscogee B Bartow Columbia Dougherty Forsyth Houston Paulding Rockdale 1994 Population 196,021 508,931 577,772 187,097 Minimum entry level 11,286 16,784 14,088 12,274 61,675 79,923 98,004 56,828 98,336 55,719 62,033 14,892 14,835 12,852 15,401 13,520 14,701 14,946 C Coffee 32,038 12,438 Colquitt 37,529 20,573 Decatur 26,222 14,767 Newton 48,375 13,644 Polk 34,606 11,206 Walton 44,703 15,483 D Brooks Bryan Burke Chattahoochee Crisp Jones Lumpkin McDuffie Oconee Tattnall Washington Wayne 15,582 19,942 21,601 15,645 20,633 21,650 16,346 21,217 20,195 18,166 19,814 24,277 14,560 13,410 11,822 9,880 14,560 12,896 9,880 12,147 15,600 12,854 14,000 13,686 Maximum wage 17,448 23,497 19,836 18,433 22,775 23,695 17,890 22,794 19,988 20,581 21,948 24,128 20,573 14,767 19,551 20,106 24,121 18,886 18,774 11,822 9,880 22,462 12,896 31,720 17,659 15,600 15,662 16,800 20,820 Number of scheduled hours 37.5 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 42 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 12 NR 190 12 5 1 5 1 70 NR 1 1 1 1 2 3 1 1 4 2 2 5 2 1 1 1 3 2 4 CONTINUES ON NEXT PAGE 9 1996 LoCAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SAIARY SURVEY LABORER (SOUD WASTE): CONTINUED Group Jurisdiction 1994 Population Minimum entry level E Morgan 13,784 11,193 Wilkes 10,562 10,400 F Clay 3,455 10,920 Long 7,374 14,560 McIntosh 9,132 11,273 Randolph 8,130 10,920 Maximum wage 15,420 12,480 1:3,510 14,560 14,809 10,920 Number of scheduled hours 40 40 4() 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 4 2 2 I 3 1 10 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPWYMENT Landfill Equipment Mechanic Summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 4 6 0 2 2 2 16 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 20,730 20,420 NA 15,450 17,920 17,370 19,180 20,731 20,305 NA 15,454 17,921 17,367 18,936 Maximum wage wage hours 29,650 30,690 NA 21,170 17,920 19,660 26,270 29,646 28,790 NA 21,174 17,921 19,655 28,101 Number of full-time employees 8 8 NA 4 2 2 24 Population Group Data Group A Jurisdiction Cobb Cobb DeKalb DeKalb 1994 Population 508,931 508,931 577,772 577,772 Minimum entry level 21,625 21,625 19,836 19,836 B Bartow 61,675 22,921 Bartow 61,675 22,921 Columbia 79,923 18,035 Columbia 79,923 18,035 Dougherty 98,004 20,305 Dougherty 98,004 20,305 D Ben Hill 17,149 15,454 Ben Hill 17,149 15,454 E Telfair 11,578 17,921 Telfair 1l,578 17,921 Calhoun Calhoun 4,939 4,939 17,367 17,367 Maximum wage 31,356 31,356 27,936 27,936 35,027 35,027 28,790 28,790 28,265 28,265 21,174 21,174 17,921 17,921 19,655 19,655 Number of scheduled hours 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Number of fuU-time employees NR NR 5 5 2 2 1 1 1 1 2 2 1 1 I 1 11 1996 LocAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SAlARY SURVEY Landftllinmate supemsor Summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 1 2 3 0 1 1 8 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 21,770 19,970 16,840 NA 16,950 28,100 19,660 21,768 19,966 15,246 NA 16,951 28,100 19,966 Maximum wage wage hours 35,460 28,750 25,640 NA 25,790 28,100 27,970 35,458 28,749 23,199 NA 25,791 28,100 28,011 Population Group Data Group A Jurisdiction Muscogee 1994 Population 187,097 Minimum entry level 21,768 B Athens-Clarke Houston c Effingham Jackson Ware E Screven 90,256 98,336 30,500 33,077 35,630 14,125 19,944 19,988 15,246 21,457 13,832 16,951 f Jasper 8,981 28,100 Maximum wage 35,458 27,921 29,577 23,199 32,666 21,047 25,791 28,100 Number of scheduled hours 40 40 40 40 45 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 3 3 3 NA 2 1 12 Number of full-time employees 3 2 1 1 1 1 2 1 12 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPWYMENT Landftll Manaller, Cenifted Summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 3 9 7 11 4 6 40 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 24,410 28,020 22,030 22,200 17,650 19,290 22,750 24,298 25,674 21,453 22,000 17,628 18,189 22,118 Maximum wage wage hours 35,840 37,360 31,040 27,630 20,120 21,910 29,420 35,676 35,675 32,643 26,735 20,011 20,634 28,538 Number of full-time employees 1 9 7 11 5 6 39 Population Group Data Group A Jurisdiction Cobb DeKalb Muscogee 1994 Population 508,931 577,772 187,097 Minimum entry level 24,298 25,344 23,587 B Athens-Clarke Bartow Carroll Columbia Coweta Dougherty Forsyth Paulding Troup c Baldwin Coffee Colquitt Decatur Effingham Newton Ware 90,256 61,675 76,564 79,923 67,798 98,004 56,828 55,719 57,610 41,309 32,038 37,529 26,222 30,500 48,375 35,630 32,846 34,756 35,559 18,930 24,620 25,628 31,975 25,674 22,235 26,442 15,219 29,204 17,804 21,453 25,521 18,536 D Appling 16,169 20,945 Burke 21,601 26,735 Crisp 20,633 27,040 Elbert 19,109 23,857 Harris 19,797 19,358 Jefferson 17,671 15,600 Lumpkin 16,346 21,840 Monroe 18,511 18,428 Tattnall 18,166 22,755 Washington 19,814 22,000 Worth 21,213 25,664 Maximum wage 36,446 35,676 35,403 45,985 34,756 35,559 30,245 36,930 35,675 47,324 35,944 33,862 40,235 27,872 29,204 17,804 32,643 36,836 32,651 24,876 26,735 27,040 36,295 27,100 15,600 43,680 24,793 22,755 29,400 25,664 Number of scheduled hours 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees NR 1 1 40 1 40 1 NR NR 40 3 43 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 40 1 CONTINUES ON NEXT PAGE 13 1996 LoCAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SALARY SURVEY LANDFILL MANAGER, CERTIFIED: CONTINUED Group Jurisdiction 1994 Minimum Population entry level E Dawson 11,340 17,575 Oglethorpe 10,637 19,500 Telfair 11,578 15,840 White 14,591 17,680 f 17,991 Charlton 9,232 18,387 Evans 9,275 17,160 McIntosh 9,132 20,217 Treutlen 5,960 14,560 Twiggs 9,891 27,435 Maximum wage 17,575 22,100 17,921 22,880 18,387 18,200 26,540 22,880 27,435 Number of scheduled hours 40 50 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPWYMENT Ul!ht Equipment Operator (Solid waste) Summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 3 4 3 5 -1 16 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 15,800 16,420 14,700 14,730 NA 21,090 15,750 15,540 16,436 15,017 14,567 NA 21,091 15,132 Maximum wage wage hours 23,100 27,300 25,550 22,170 NA 21,090 24,190 21,876 29,577 26,520 19,635 NA 21,091 22,538 Number of full-time employees 4 8 3 6 NA 1 22 Population Group Data Group Jurisdiction A AugustVEUcbrnnond Cobb DeKalb 1994 Population 196,021 508,931 577,772 Minimum entry level 12,444 19,429 15,540 B Bartow 61,675 18,907 Carroll 76,564 18,116 Dougherty 98,004 13,916 Douglas 79,864 14,756 c Coffee 32,038 13,828 Effingham 30,500 15,246 Polk 34,606 15,017 D Appling 16,169 16,015 Bryan 19,942 14,567 Lumpkin 16,346 13,312 Monroe 18,511 12,916 Oconee 20,195 16,848 F Twiggs 9,891 21,091 Maximum wage 19,238 28,172 21,876 29,951 29,203 19,371 30,677 26,520 23,199 26,936 19,635 20,394 35,151 18,844 16,848 21,091 Number of scheduled hours 37.5 40 40 40 2 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 3 NR 2 5 NR 3 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 15 1996 LoCAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SALARY SURVEY Recyclinll Manaller Summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 2 4 2 0 1 0 9 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 30,280 25,820 27,930 NA 15,080 NA 26,080 30,279 23,682 27,931 NA 15,080 NA 27,500 Population Group Data Group A 8 c Jurisdiction Cobb Muscogee Athens-Clarke Forsyth Liberty Spalding Bulloch Tift 1994 Population 508,931 187,097 90,256 56,828 59,042 57,014 47,835 35,493 Minimum entry level 30,965 29,593 23,380 20,076 23,983 27,500 28,362 Wilkes 10,562 15,080 Maximum wage wage hours 45,440 37,120 26,680 NA. 15,080 NA 34,200 45,435 35,103 26,681 NA 15,080 NA 34,603 Number of full-time employees o 4 2 NA 1 NA 7 Maximum wage 46,448 44,422 50,152 34,603 28,106 35,603 30,000 23,362 15,080 Number of scheduled hours 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees NR 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 16 Recyelinll Supervisor Summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 2 3 1 2 1 0 9 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 15,620 18,940 15,000 20,360 18,570 NA 18,040 15,624 19,591 15,000 20,363 18,574 NA 18,574 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPLOYMENT Maximum wage wage hours 23,730 27,940 15,000 25,420 18,570 NA 23,970 23,728 28,769 15,000 25,418 18,574 NA 25,293 Number of full-time employees 7 3 1 3 1 NA 15 Population Group Data Group Jurisdiction A AugustalRichmond Muscogee 1994 Population 196,021 187,097 Minimum entry level 12,444 18,804 B Bartow 61,675 22,921 Liberty 59,042 14,307 Rockdale 62,033 19,591 c Tift 35,493 15,000 D Crisp 20,633 25,293 Monroe 18,511 15,433 Rabun 12,238 18,574 Maximum wage 19,238 28,217 35,027 20,030 28,769 15,000 25,293 25,542 18,574 Number of scheduled hours 37.5 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 40 Number of full-time employees 6 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 17 1996 LocAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SAlARY SURVEY Refuse Truck Driver Summary of Data Group A B C D E F Total Number Jurisdiction 2 5 10 13 8 9 47 Minimum entry level wage Populaiton entry level 16,950 17,480 15,990 15,380 15,710 14,940 15,770 16,955 17,368 15,740 15,080 16,589 14,700 15,985 Maximum wage wage hours 24,670 25,520 23,550 18,350 19,000 16,210 20,190 24,668 26,395 23,566 17,825 17,805 16,900 19,273 Number of full-time employees 125 26 22 33 12 11 229 Population Group Data Group Jurisdiction 1994 Minimum Population entry level Maximum wage Number of scheduled hours Number of fuU-time employees A DeKalb 577,772 17,136 24,132 40 93 Muscogee 187,097 16,773 25,203 40 32 m.mtw:@r.!ffimwm,[~w",,:w:m:-%~~~%IDThW$.:ffi:ii::f:~::W::::W: ;;>:.;::..:;:~:~;r;'1..;:::::;-:~:~:::~;';~X;X~ ....;.;~;;;;:":;.::: .. ,","",",','..............:.~.> :.:.:.:.:.:.:.;.:.:.:.:-: :.":.:-;.:-: :. )};:..... :.:.:.:.;. .... .. .::;::::::::::::::;::::.::.;~;:: .,.,".,,'.',,'.,:,'.::::.,',':':'.,' :n:\:: /1& .....................: ?..... . . 8 5 ~(:dz::j6. 78 "".:.'}::1':'00"'::':' .,.,., ',.,.'.' ,', Average maximum # of leave days that may be accumulated before forfeiting Counties offering deferred compensation Counties allowing $7,500 or 25% of salary to be deferred 16 15 ?4';';I: 16 14 94:&ij: 28 COUNTY GOVERNMENT: SOUD WASTE EMPLOYMENT Appendix B: Respondinll Counties County 1. Appling 2. Athens-Clarke 3. Atkinson 4. Augusta! Richmond 5. Bacon 6. Baker 7. Baldwin 8. Banks 9. Barrow 10. Bartow 11. Ben Hill 12. Berrien 13. Bibb 14. Bleckley 15. Brantley 16. Brooks 17. Bryan 18. Bulloch 19. Burke 20. Butts 21. Calhoun 22. Camden 23. Candler 24. Carroll 25. Catoosa 26. Charlton 27. Chatham 28. Chattahoochee 29. Chattooga 30. Cherokee 31. Clay 32. Clayton 33. Clinch 34. Cobb 35. Coffee 36. Colquitt 37. Columbia 38. Columbus/ Muscogee 39. Cook * Estimated 1994 Pop.* 16,169 90,256 6,535 196,021 Group D B F A Responded Yes Yes No Yes 10,378 E Yes 3,692 F No 41,309 C Yes 11,052 E Yes 34,415 C Yes 61,675 B Yes 17,149 D Yes 15,214 D No 154,794 A Yes 10,753 E Yes 12,342 E No 15,582 D Yes 19,942 D Yes 47,835 C Yes 21,601 D Yes 15,630 D No 4,939 F Yes 41,662 C No 8,477 F Yes 76,564 B Yes 46,478 C No 9,232 F Yes 225,215 A No 15,645 D Yes 22,764 D No 108,857 A Yes 3,455 F Yes 194,884 A No 6,420 F Yes 508,931 A Yes 32,038 C Yes 37,529 C Yes 79,923 B Yes 187,097 A Yes 14,008 E No County 40. Coweta 41. Crawford 42. Crisp 43. Dade 44. Dawson 45. DeKalb 46. Decatur 47. Dodge 48. Dooly 49. Dougherty 50. Douglas 51. Early 52. Echols 53. Effingham 54. Elbert 55. Emanuel 56. Evans 57. Fannin 58. Fayette 59. Floyd 60. Forsyth 61. Franklin 62. Fulton 63. Gilmer 64. Glascock 65. Glynn 66. Gordon 67. Grady 68. Greene 69. Gwinnett 70. Habersham 71. Hall 72. Hancock 73. Haralson 74. Harris 75. Hart 76. Heard 77. Henry 78. Houston 79. Irwin 80. Jackson 1994 Pop. 67,798 9,825 20,633 13,911 11,340 577,772 26,222 17,849 10,256 98,004 79,864 12,084 2,187 30,500 19,109 20,941 9,275 17,047 75,930 83,284 56,828 17,451 690,490 15,155 2,346 65,019 37,733 21,165 12,646 434,039 29,557 104,967 9,076 23,014 19,797 20,430 9,299 78,815 98,336 8,569 33,077 Group B F D E E A C D E B B E F C D D F D B B B D A D F B C D E A C A F D D D F B B F C Responded Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No Yes Yes No No Yes No Yes Yes Yes No No No No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes 29 1996 LocAL GOVERNMENT WAGE & SALARY SURVEY County 81. Jasper 82. Jeff Davis 83. Jefferson 84. Jenkins 85. Johnson 86. Jones 87. Lamar 88. Lanier 89. Laurens 90. Lee 91. Liberty 92. Lincoln 93. Long 94. Lowndes 95. Lumpkin 96. Macon 97. Madison 98. Marion 99. McDuffie 100. McIntosh 101. Meriwether 102. Miller 103. Mitchell 104. Monroe 105. Montgomery 106. Morgan 107. Murray 108. Newton 109. Oconee 110. Oglethorpe 111. Paulding 112. Peach 113. Pickens 114. Pierce 115. Pike 116. Polk 117. Pulaski 118. Putnam 119. Quitman 120. Rabun 1994 Pop. 8,981 12,272 17,671 8,562 8,396 21,650 13,645 6,148 42,262 18,967 59,042 7,916 7,374 82,178 16,346 13,146 22,874 6,163 21,217 9,132 23,000 6,234 20,686 18,511 7,657 13,784 29,005 48,375 20,195 10,637 55,719 22,748 16,286 14,437 10,933 34,606 8,238 15,619 2,377 12,238 Group F E D F F D E F C D B F F B D E D F D F D F D D F E C C D E B D D E E C F D F E Responded Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No No Yes County 121. Randolph 122. Rockdale 123. Schley 124. Screven 125. Seminole 126. Spalding 127. Stephens 128. Stewart 129. Sumter 130. Talbot 131. Taliaferro 132. Tattnall 133. Taylor 134. Telfair 135. Terrell 136. Thomas 137. TIft 138. Toombs 139. Towns 140. Treutlen 141. Troup 142. Turner 143. Twiggs 144. Union 145. Upson 146. Walker 147. Walton 148. Ware 149. Warren 150. Washington 151. Wayne 152. Webster 153. Wheeler 154. White 155. Whitfield 156. Wilcox 157. Wilkes 158. Wilkinson 159. Worth 1994 Pop. 8,130 62,033 3,729 14,125 9,258 57,014 24,735 5,472 31,345 6,743 1,821 18,166 7,918 11,578 10,900 40,334 35,493 24,842 7,350 5,960 57,610 8,905 9,891 13,606 26,761 59,912 44,703 35,630 6,108 19,814 24,277 2,255 4,817 14,591 76,731 7,084 10,562 10,490 21,213 Group F B F E F B D F C F F D F E E C C D F F B F F E C B C C F D D F F E B F E E D Responded Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No No No Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes No Yes Yes No Yes 30 GEORGIA DEPARTMENT OF COMMUNITY AFFAIRS 60 Executive Park South, NE Atlanta, Georgia 30329-2231 (404) 679-4950 Publication Number: 0289 *Printed on Recycled Paper