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Some state workers doubled their salaries into six-figures with overtime

Some Maryland state government workers more than doubled their salaries with overtime payments in 2012, and more than 3,300 topped $10,000 in overtime payments. Government workers who got paid overtime had total earnings of up to $160,000 annually, though only 212 out of tens of thousands of employees making overtime made more than $100,000 total from the state.

Some state workers doubled their salaries into six-figures with overtime

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Some Maryland state government workers more than doubled their salaries with overtime payments in 2012, and more than 3,300 topped $10,000 in overtime payments. Government workers who got paid overtime had total earnings of up to $160,000 annually, though only 212 out of tens of thousands of employees making overtime made more than $100,000 total from the state.

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Indicted correctional officers were low paid

Second in a series on state salaries that began Tuesday.  By Meg Tully Meg@MarylandReporter.com Thirteen Maryland correctional officers indicted last month in a corruption case that has outraged legislators and the public

Almost 5,700 state employees make $100,000 or more

By Meg Tully Meg@MarylandReporter.com Top 10 State Salaries 1. Randy Edsall Head Football Coach, University of Maryland, $2,011,720 Maryland Reporter’s third annual report on state salaries  found that 5,663 state employees pulled in

Montgomery domestic violence center to pay close to $1 million in rent

By Glynis Kazanjian   Glynis@MarylandReporter.com   Eagle Building in Rockville houses the Family Justice Center on the top floor. Montgomery County government may soon be paying close to $1 million a year in rent

Contractor salaries questioned as state moves to paper ballot voting system

Maryland election officials are planning to hire contractors to help with the transition to paper ballots. By Glynis Kazanjian Glynis@MarylandReporter.com State election officials are planning to spend up to $1.2 million to

Transportation fund ‘lockbox’ sent to voters

By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com   Voters next year will be asked to approve a constitutional amendment creating a  “lockbox” to prevent raids on the Transportation Trust Fund for other purposes, but Republican

$37 billion budget passes easily, including cut in pension funding

By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com House of Delegates 2013 A $36.9 billion state budget for fiscal 2014 easily passed the House of Delegates and state Senate Friday, with less Republican opposition than last

Mental health advocates outraged by lack of state funding for psychiatric care, cuts in governor’s budget

By Ilana Kowarski Ilana@MarylandReporter.com Lack of psychiatric hospital beds is one of the problems identified by mental health advocates (Photo by StudioTempura/Flickr) There has been a great deal of partisan bickering in

Towson baseball gets the governor swinging

The women’s softball team survived, while men’s baseball was being cut. Who got to Gov. O’Malley about the Towson University baseball program? Governors typically don’t meddle in university sports programs, but

Major gas tax hike sent to governor by Maryland Senate

By Len Lazarick Len@MarylandReporter.com Sen. E.J. Pipkin debates gas tax bill on Senate floor. Just 25 days after it was introduced, the Maryland Senate enacted the first gas tax hike in 21

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