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The effort is overseen by Dayton Metro Library Executive Director Timothy Kambitsch, whose $147,236 pay was the agency’s highest last year. This does not include benefits such as Kambitsch’s montly $375 car allowance, according to payroll records.
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The library’s system’s five highest paid employees last year were:
1. Tim Kambitsch, executive director: $147,236
2. Rachel Ann Gut, deputy director: $110,461
3. Tom Marchesano, director for library construction: $100,734
4. Letitia Wilson, assistant director for youth services: $95,568
5. David Slivken, assistant director for public services: $94,120
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