Politics & Government
Milford Town Salaries: Who Made The Most Money in 2018
Here's who made the most in town last year and how many women made it into the top 10 highest earners.

MILFORD, MA- The town salaries are out and the list for Milford's highest earners is full of police sergeants, school administration and fire officials.
Milford's top ten highest paid employees were almost exclusively police officers when you factor in overtime pay, except for Superintendent Kevin McIntyre who snuck into the list at number three.
The highest paid town employee was also the only employee whose pay topped the 200k mark. Sergeant John Sanchioni topped the list making $204,584.35 in total including overtime pay. Several police made the list when factoring in overtime pay including the top ten list's only woman- Sergeant Kara Maguire who was the fifth highest paid employee (including overtime) with a total salary of $172,318.50.
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Based on gross pay alone, the highest earner was Superintendent of Milford Public Schools Kevin McIntyre, making $174,799.92. Chief of Police Thomas O'Loughlin didn't lag far behind McIntyre with a gross salary of $171,476.62. The Chief of the Milford Fire Department had the third highest gross pay at $140,451.43.
The highest paid woman based on gross pay was Assistant Superintendent of Milford Public Schools Kathleen Perry with a gross pay of $140,363.78.
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Just about all of the top ten highest earners based on gross pay were school officials expect for the police and fire chiefs.
A look at the top ten gross salaries in Milford for town employees:

A look at the top ten total salaries (including overtime) in Milford for Town employees:

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