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In 2025, COTA vehicle maintenance worker Keith White earned over $228,000 in overtime, bringing his total pay to more than $352,000, making him the second-highest paid employee after the CEO. White's high overtime pay resulted from working almost every day for years without taking time off, due to chronic understaffing in the department. COTA plans to hire more technicians amid ongoing staffing shortages, but overtime is expected to continue in the short term due to the need for on-the-job training and the expanding LinkUS project.
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