Baton Rouge city worker keeps racking up more than 2,400 hours of overtime a year

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An emergency medical service supervisor in Baton Rouge made $87,701 in annual overtime on average from 2019 through 2021, working an average of 2,455 hours in overtime each year. The deputy shift supervisor has been one of the city’s top-paid employees since 2019, according to city records, with gross pay ranging from $150,552 to $165,806

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