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Missouri Propane Safety Commission

Missouri Propane Safety Commission's latest filing in the PeerBasis snapshot reports a Part VII D + F figure of $113,102 for Derek Poe, Executive Di (FY 2025). Column F can include amounts from the filing and related organizations.

After indexing supported filing years to 2025 comparison dollars, the subject figure is $113,102. It is higher than the D + F figure for 13 of 27 peer organizations selected under the disclosed tier Same NTEE sector (W20), nationwide + size band 0.67–1.5× revenue (approximately 48%; median $115,462). This is descriptive, not a reasonableness conclusion.

$687,437Total revenue (FY 2025)
$113,102Reported Part VII D + F figure
13 / 27Selected peers with a strictly lower 2025-dollar figure (approximately 48%)

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Selected peer organizations

Actual selection tier: Same NTEE sector (W20), nationwide + size band 0.67–1.5× revenue. Displayed D + F figures from supported filing years are indexed to 2025 comparison dollars with BLS CPI-U; a nationwide tier also uses 2024 BEA RPP as a consumer price-level proxy when both the subject and peer have supported state codes. Unsupported state codes receive no interstate adjustment. Comparison values can differ from the raw filing. Column F may include related-organization amounts.

OrganizationStateRevenueD + F (2025 dollars)
Progressive Change Institute DC$715,831 $104,114
Next Ten CA$724,500 $124,032
Center For New Democratic Processes MN$741,639 $138,362
Investor Choice Advocates Network CA$632,630 $80,511
State Democracy Action Fund DC$747,080 $178,826
Challenge America CO$622,933 $43,311
Safe & Just Michigan MI$613,045 $79,772
Boston Municipal Research Bureau MA$604,731 $164,226

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