Gov. Charlie Baker said he believes it was “clearly deliberate” that payroll records for a Massachusetts State Police troop were not publicly reported on the state comptroller’s website since 2010.
The governor’s remarks Monday followed a Boston Globe report that revealed payroll information for the agency’s 140-member Troop F, which patrols Logan Airport and parts of the Seaport. Nearly 80 percent of the troop earned more than $150,000 last year, with heavy use of overtime by the troopers.
Troop F is paid for by the Massachusetts Port Authority, but its operations are overseen by the state police. The Republican governor is calling for the payroll reporting process to change.
“When we raised the issue with Massport and said we believe this information belongs on the comptroller’s…
