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Non-Instructional Staff Salary

Average Natural Resources, Construction, And Maintenance Staff Salary by State, School Type and Category

For all colleges in the United States, the average natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary is $55,557. For public schools, its average salary is $56,647 and private schools' average salary is $54,080. The average natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of national universities is $62,145 and the average natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of liberal arts colleges is $58,031.
  • Massachusetts has the highest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $73,981 and West Virginia has the lowest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $38,294.
  • For public schools, California has the highest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $84,869 and West Virginia has the lowest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $38,901.
  • For private schools, Massachusetts has the highest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $75,001 and West Virginia has the lowest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $36,108.
  • For national universities, Massachusetts has the highest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $84,838 and Mississippi has the lowest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $40,760.
  • For liberal arts colleges, Connecticut has the highest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $80,724 and Louisiana has the lowest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $35,198.
  • For community colleges, Nevada has the highest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $86,236 and West Virginia has the lowest natural resources, construction, and maintenance staff salary of $36,923.
By Occupation
Average Natural Resources Construction And Maintenance College Staff Salary By State
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$50,734$52,360$42,332$55,552$37,827$52,635
Alaska$66,845$72,158$45,593$66,655--
Arizona$53,820$56,719$46,734$52,895-$57,429
Arkansas$39,429$39,283$39,839$41,341$37,313$37,611
California$71,827$84,869$63,875$82,410$63,085$75,308
Colorado$59,160$59,476$58,131$65,762$62,705$50,820
Connecticut$73,940$73,282$74,269$79,363$80,724$66,722
Delaware$56,786$55,129$59,270$64,154--
District of Columbia$66,934$81,167$64,901$70,718--
Florida$47,364$47,363$47,364$48,887$52,437$51,081
Georgia$46,966$49,006$42,342$53,369$44,811$44,547
Hawaii$65,996$67,695$59,767$69,023-$67,306
Idaho$52,415$50,680$57,042$48,596$62,150$51,431
Illinois$68,751$72,263$66,188$82,834$58,488$62,791
Indiana$50,346$52,958$48,757$56,784$48,026-
Iowa$52,118$56,697$49,446$54,656$56,790$54,780
Kansas$46,161$47,531$43,211$51,232-$45,017
Kentucky$47,780$46,839$48,198$49,072$55,032-
Louisiana$46,277$47,391$42,685$49,385$35,198$47,218
Maine$54,006$52,718$56,010$54,960$61,179$48,590
Maryland$60,759$62,684$55,508$73,913$60,289$57,264
Massachusetts$73,981$72,293$75,001$84,838$74,867$68,556
Michigan$57,261$60,804$51,715$68,371$55,356$57,250
Minnesota$73,845$77,192$66,966$68,754$73,251$75,863
Mississippi$43,661$45,605$36,858$40,760$36,582$47,347
Missouri$50,274$50,374$50,178$54,405$47,731$51,683
Montana$49,344$49,143$50,550$70,173-$47,994
Nebraska$55,207$57,772$50,398$59,853-$54,998
Nevada$71,828$71,714$72,057$75,524-$86,236
New Hampshire$55,437$51,886$58,988$63,526$57,618-
New Jersey$60,972$62,677$57,882$72,226$54,676$58,936
New York$66,937$70,080$63,658$72,158$69,779$69,828
North Carolina$47,312$47,410$47,071$52,807$49,418$45,336
North Dakota$53,156$54,249$49,878$64,170-$56,361
Ohio$48,740$48,727$48,753$52,014$61,045$43,721
Oklahoma$42,872$39,626$48,667$47,891$37,416$37,754
Oregon$64,203$64,527$63,392$71,233$66,186$62,016
Pennsylvania$55,933$60,057$53,408$62,381$56,612$51,475
Rhode Island$63,577$47,056$70,658$71,112-$50,529
South Carolina$50,149$52,429$43,726$52,116$48,671$52,331
South Dakota$51,269$50,653$56,809$55,693-$50,704
Tennessee$46,157$45,983$46,317$49,248$53,968$44,241
Texas$51,674$53,290$48,478$50,449$48,068$49,784
Utah$56,972$55,828$61,549$62,334-$55,746
Vermont$55,455$56,621$55,164$67,068$62,890-
Virginia$52,608$53,952$50,513$55,860$52,881$52,613
Washington$65,511$65,279$66,244$74,594$61,600$59,348
West Virginia$38,294$38,901$36,108$41,132$41,687$36,923
Wisconsin$59,677$64,112$52,192$68,413$53,989$65,179
Wyoming$54,202$55,901$40,612$70,329-$53,840
Average$55,557$56,647$54,080$62,145$58,031$53,766