Chief Pam Mizuno of the Windsor Police Service. (Photo by Maureen Revait) Chief Pam Mizuno of the Windsor Police Service. (Photo by Maureen Revait)
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Retired police chief on the 'sunshine list'

Retired Windsor Police Chief Pam Mizuno was paid $191,295 in 2023, despite retiring in March 2022.

In 2022, Mizuno took home $266,536.34.

Mizuno was first hired as the police chief in 2019 and announced her abrupt retirement halfway through her contract in March 2022.

Windsor Police Service Board Chair Windsor Mayor Drew Dilkens declined to comment on the salary disclosure after Thursday's board meeting.

The Windsor Police Service public sector salary disclosure was published in the latest agenda of the Windsor Police Service Board.

In 2023, 416 employees out of a total of 660 employees of the Windsor Police Service earned more than $100,000.

There were fewer employees on the list in 2023 compared to 2022. A report to the board said the decrease can be attributed to an increase in overtime demands in 2022 because of the Ambassador Bridge blockade.

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