What is the salary of an Assistant Fire Chief? In the United States, an Assistant Fire Chief earns an average salary of $124,154. The salary range for an Assistant Fire Chief is usually between $89,976 and $162,705 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $224,805. The highest Assistant Fire Chief salary in the United States was $576,386. The average hourly pay for an Assistant Fire Chief is $59.69.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Assistant Fire Chief salary are California, with an average salary of $357,463, followed by District of Columbia, with an average salary of $200,285, and Nevada, with an average salary of $188,181. Employers paying the highest salary for an Assistant Fire Chief job are Los Angeles County (CA), Los Angeles (CA) and Long Beach (CA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Los Angeles County, CA | $448,143 |
Los Angeles, CA | $360,265 |
Long Beach, CA | $351,817 |
West Covina, CA | $343,415 |
Cosumnes Community Services District, CA | $342,431 |
San Diego, CA | $340,917 |
San Bernardino County, CA | $327,093 |
Roseville, CA | $300,691 |
Sacramento, CA | $281,966 |
Snohomish County Fire District 7, WA | $233,950 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Assistant Director | $64,168 |
Assistant | $27,526 |
Assistant Superintendent | $133,193 |
Assistant Professor | $78,000 |
Assistant Finance Director | $93,425 |
Assistant Chief Of Police | $115,763 |
Assistant Public Works Director | $98,313 |
Assistant Librarian | $47,483 |
Assistant Engineer | $106,221 |
Assistant Registrar | $48,913 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Alaska | $50,045 | 2 |
Alabama | $103,189 | 7 |
Arkansas | $91,478 | 13 |
Arizona | $137,047 | 13 |
California | $357,463 | 76 |
Colorado | $144,333 | 10 |
Connecticut | $148,197 | 34 |
District of Columbia | $200,285 | 1 |
Florida | $126,051 | 32 |
Georgia | $98,997 | 23 |
Iowa | $111,971 | 15 |
Idaho | $56,872 | 7 |
Illinois | $109,739 | 10 |
Indiana | $70,357 | 55 |
Kansas | $138,573 | 23 |
Kentucky | $84,281 | 11 |
Louisiana | $87,430 | 10 |
Massachusetts | $137,436 | 16 |
Maryland | $120,200 | 11 |
Maine | $5,594 | 1 |
Michigan | $121,018 | 14 |
Minnesota | $126,586 | 16 |
Missouri | $71,625 | 6 |
Mississippi | $72,412 | 6 |
Montana | $35 | 3 |
Nebraska | $144,326 | 6 |
New Jersey | $523 | 3 |
New Mexico | $71,077 | 9 |
Nevada | $188,181 | 10 |
New York | $90,822 | 6 |
Ohio | $110,324 | 35 |
Oklahoma | $79,002 | 13 |
Oregon | $81,567 | 12 |
Pennsylvania | $111,207 | 13 |
Rhode Island | $117,774 | 1 |
South Carolina | $96,954 | 19 |
South Dakota | $12,018 | 1 |
Tennessee | $76,052 | 24 |
Texas | $136,422 | 131 |
Utah | $127,512 | 15 |
Virginia | $153,702 | 12 |
Vermont | $79,577 | 1 |
Washington | $125,540 | 34 |
Wisconsin | $133,463 | 14 |
West Virginia | $72,993 | 7 |
Wyoming | $95,952 | 2 |