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Gallagher, Patrick

New Jersey’s state payroll recorded $130,844 in pay to payroll ID 17658 in 2025, according to New Jersey’s YourMoney payroll.

Payroll ID 17658 in New Jersey’s state payroll, in 17 of the Treasury’s releases, 2010 to January–June 2026. In the newest, the State printed the department Community Affairs, and the title “SUPERVISOR ENFORCEMENT”.

2025, the newest whole year

$130,844
Total pay
Everything the State paid under this ID in 2025.
$130,844
Regular pay
Wages for regular hours.
$0
Overtime
As the State published it.
$0
Other pay
Every other payment in the year, back pay and payouts included.
  • Rank 64 of 1,186 in Community Affairs, percentile 94. More than 94% of the 1,186 employees of Community Affairs paid in 2025.
  • Rank 10,550 of 78,236 in the state, percentile 86. More than 86% of the 78,236 New Jersey state employees in the 2025 payroll.

A rank is one more than the number paid more in the same fourth-quarter release, so a tie shares the lower number; a percentile is the share paid less, rounded down.

Every release

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Every release of New Jersey's state payroll with a record under payroll ID 17658, newest first
ReleaseDepartmentTotal pay
January–June 2026Community Affairs$68,489
2025Community Affairs$130,844
2024Community Affairs$127,595
2023Community Affairs$116,899
2022Community Affairs$112,278
2021Community Affairs$107,962
2020Community Affairs$103,205
2019Community Affairs$106,335
2018Community Affairs$105,584
2017Community Affairs$96,647
2016Community Affairs$93,602
2015Community Affairs$96,429
2014Community Affairs$89,646
2013Community Affairs$89,008
2012Community Affairs$84,540
2011Community Affairs$82,693
2010Community Affairs$75,141

Year to date at each release’s date. A fourth-quarter release is the whole year; any other is part of one and is not a year’s pay.

Sources

Compiled automatically from State of New Jersey — YourMoney Agency Payroll by a checked SQL query · Editor: Kian O'Connor · How this site is built

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