What is the salary of a Fire Department? In the United States, a Fire Department earns an average salary of $63,999. The salary range for a Fire Department is usually between $38,368 and $99,943 per year, representing the 25th to 75th percentiles respectively. The top 10% of earners, that is the 90th percentile, have an annual salary of $128,354. The highest Fire Department salary in the United States was $224,962. The average hourly pay for a Fire Department is $30.77.
Top 3 states paying the highest average Fire Department salary are Nevada, with an average salary of $97,793, followed by Massachusetts, with an average salary of $99,516, and Ohio, with an average salary of $80,670. Employers paying the highest salary for a Fire Department job are Town of Pembroke (MA), Town of Upton (MA) and Town of West Bridgewater (MA).
Employer | Average Salary |
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Town of Pembroke, MA | $119,453 |
Town of Upton, MA | $109,914 |
Town of West Bridgewater, MA | $108,209 |
City of Saint Francis, WI | $82,384 |
Town of Middleton, MA | $76,079 |
City of Manassas Park, VA | $71,386 |
City of Pleasant Grove, UT | $68,448 |
City of Oskaloosa, IA | $68,003 |
City of South Sioux City, NE | $59,153 |
City of Rawlins, WY | $58,052 |
Job Title | Average Salary |
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Fire Chief | $124,022 |
Firefighter | $90,253 |
Fire Inspector | $80,508 |
Fire Captain | $163,625 |
Fire Marshal | $114,968 |
Fire - Lieutenant | $115,736 |
Firefighter/Emergency Medical Technician | $91,203 |
Fire Battalion Chief | $154,439 |
Fire Fighter | $100,245 |
Fire | $85,326 |
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State | Average Salary | Records Number |
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Arkansas | $757 | 20 |
Colorado | $4,200 | 2 |
Connecticut | $891 | 29 |
Florida | $38,152 | 12 |
Georgia | $2,533 | 17 |
Iowa | $1,616 | 42 |
Idaho | $404 | 1 |
Indiana | $2,735 | 117 |
Kansas | $870 | 17 |
Kentucky | $31,469 | 31 |
Louisiana | $32,092 | 4 |
Massachusetts | $99,516 | 282 |
Maine | $1,158 | 41 |
Michigan | $2,350 | 103 |
Minnesota | $4,447 | 31 |
Missouri | $30,383 | 1 |
Mississippi | $44,124 | 57 |
Nebraska | $2,419 | 31 |
New Jersey | $2,253 | 41 |
New Mexico | $761 | 23 |
Nevada | $97,793 | 27 |
Ohio | $80,670 | 205 |
Oklahoma | $40,567 | 7 |
Pennsylvania | $38,493 | 16 |
South Carolina | $4,067 | 2 |
Tennessee | $1,713 | 56 |
Texas | $67,141 | 103 |
Utah | $45,822 | 46 |
Virginia | $70,314 | 48 |
Vermont | $1,728 | 33 |
Washington | $4,852 | 1 |
Wisconsin | $2,685 | 105 |
West Virginia | $58,326 | 27 |
Wyoming | $58,052 | 12 |