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Average Public Service Staff Salary

Average Public Service Staff Salary by State, School Type and Category

For all colleges in the United States, the average public service staff salary is $69,315. For public schools, its average salary is $73,166 and private schools' average salary is $59,778. The average public service staff salary of national universities is $84,309 and the average public service staff salary of liberal arts colleges is $43,820.
  • Connecticut has the highest public service staff salary of $118,232 and West Virginia has the lowest public service staff salary of $45,235.
  • For public schools, Vermont has the highest public service staff salary of $121,466 and West Virginia has the lowest public service staff salary of $45,235.
  • For private schools, Connecticut has the highest public service staff salary of $142,487 and Kentucky has the lowest public service staff salary of $34,973.
  • For national universities, Vermont has the highest public service staff salary of $121,466 and District of Columbia has the lowest public service staff salary of $48,208.
  • For liberal arts colleges, Vermont has the highest public service staff salary of $69,439 and West Virginia has the lowest public service staff salary of $33,652.
  • For community colleges, New York has the highest public service staff salary of $97,456 and Nebraska has the lowest public service staff salary of $36,033.
By Occupation
Average Public Service Staff Salary
StateAll CollegesPublic SchoolsPrivate SchoolsNational UniversitiesLiberal Arts CollegesCommunity Colleges
Alabama$60,977$59,473$63,985$64,241--
Alaska$61,683$67,907$43,014$67,667--
Arizona$95,818$87,409$121,045$101,290--
Arkansas$85,295$85,295-$96,423-$50,199
California$82,727$93,877$69,346$106,426-$71,621
Colorado$83,714$83,714-$85,705--
Connecticut$118,232$93,977$142,487$118,232--
Delaware$46,775$46,775----
District of Columbia$56,675$65,142$48,208$48,208--
Florida$57,936$78,114$37,758$78,114--
Georgia$68,908$65,134$89,035$92,364$40,758$54,157
Hawaii$84,477$84,477-$84,477--
Idaho$59,171$59,171-$59,171--
Illinois$65,787$79,300$61,283$61,459--
Indiana$65,388$78,882$51,894$100,852--
Iowa$55,374$55,374-$64,844-$45,905
Kansas$63,778$69,850$39,490$83,443-$56,258
Kentucky$72,961$110,949$34,973$110,949--
Louisiana$66,986$63,568$73,821$66,890--
Maine$96,436$96,436-$96,436--
Maryland$71,179$66,866$92,743$77,207-$65,662
Massachusetts$77,808$101,704$53,912$101,704--
Michigan$56,420$58,846$51,568$56,612-$64,005
Minnesota$62,003$62,003-$58,940--
Mississippi$79,416$79,416-$100,917-$57,916
Missouri$70,252$71,686$68,819$86,373--
Montana$65,100$70,997$35,613$72,625--
Nebraska$67,746$67,746-$71,453-$36,033
Nevada$94,447$93,893$95,000$93,893--
New Jersey$63,126$63,380$61,855$98,681-$54,555
New York$88,621$98,535$65,488$90,278-$97,456
North Carolina$87,462$87,462-$115,645-$52,233
North Dakota$58,845$58,845-$68,191-$60,394
Ohio$52,843$73,873$38,824$73,873--
Oklahoma$70,557$70,557-$98,678-$50,908
Oregon$70,704$70,715$70,642$83,963-$47,572
Pennsylvania$82,592$95,921$73,707$104,274-$44,407
South Carolina$64,421$67,562$55,000$72,293--
South Dakota$62,591$62,591-$65,245-$59,938
Tennessee$72,122$77,973$42,864$85,168--
Texas$64,354$67,476$51,862$64,719-$50,767
Utah$92,379$83,652$109,833$92,379--
Vermont$86,135$121,466$68,469$121,466$69,439-
Virginia$58,508$63,452$48,620$75,517$41,600$46,168
Washington$65,868$65,868-$82,494--
West Virginia$45,235$45,235-$68,402$33,652-
Wisconsin$63,885$64,283$62,291$69,611-$68,540
Wyoming$69,977$69,977-$84,498-$55,456
Average$69,315$73,166$59,778$84,309$43,820$57,971