TULSA, Okla. (AP) - The number of Tulsa employees making at least $100,000 annually has grown by 25 percent in the past three years, and those who made six-figure salaries represented about 2 percent of the city's 3,500 full-time workers.
    

The Tulsa World reports  that of 69 employees earning more than $100,000, 54 make more than the mayor, whose salary is set at $105,000.
    

The median salary among full-time city employees is about $53,000, - equal to the yearly base pay of a city firefighter with about six years' experience.
    

The city physician, Dr. Phillip R. Berry, was the highest-paid employee with a salary of $191,751.
    

The city has about 132 fewer full-time employees than it did in 2013.