What is the salary of an Assistant County Administrator? In the United States, an Assistant County Administrator earns an average salary of $176,964. The salary range for an Assistant County Administrator is usually between $118,627 and $240,137 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $414,313. The highest Assistant County Administrator salary in the United States was $426,274. The average hourly pay for an Assistant County Administrator is $85.08.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Assistant County Administrator salary are California, with an average salary of $299,953, followed by Texas, with an average salary of $240,137, and Oregon, with an average salary of $178,150. Employers paying the highest salary for an Assistant County Administrator job are San Joaquin County (CA), Solano County (CA) and Broward County (FL).
Employer | Average Salary |
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San Joaquin County, CA | $451,705 |
Solano County, CA | $388,211 |
Broward County, FL | $263,062 |
Horry County, SC | $188,225 |
Leon County, FL | $175,940 |
Escambia County, FL | $153,574 |
Sutter County, CA | $149,279 |
Greenville County, SC | $145,218 |
Medina County, OH | $132,205 |
Sarpy County, NE | $128,222 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Assistant Director | $69,643 |
Assistant Fire Chief | $127,223 |
Assistant Superintendent | $136,996 |
Assistant Professor | $85,593 |
Assistant | $33,702 |
Assistant Finance Director | $96,386 |
Assistant Librarian | $58,276 |
Assistant Chief Of Police | $137,997 |
Assistant Engineer | $117,216 |
Assistant Controller | $95,281 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Arizona | $118,117 | 4 |
California | $299,953 | 10 |
Colorado | $15,200 | 1 |
Florida | $184,321 | 12 |
Georgia | $138,683 | 2 |
Indiana | $80,822 | 1 |
Kansas | $102,272 | 2 |
Kentucky | $52,441 | 2 |
Massachusetts | $116,337 | 1 |
Maryland | $88,793 | 1 |
Michigan | $147,024 | 1 |
Minnesota | $170,825 | 2 |
Mississippi | $16,685 | 1 |
Nebraska | $128,904 | 3 |
New Jersey | $149,818 | 1 |
Ohio | $89,475 | 1 |
Oregon | $178,150 | 1 |
Pennsylvania | $150,150 | 2 |
South Carolina | $166,722 | 6 |
Texas | $240,137 | 1 |
Virginia | $118,114 | 20 |
Wisconsin | $129,896 | 1 |
West Virginia | $16,848 | 1 |