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Court, Municipal, and License Clerks — wages and employment

Court, Municipal, and License Clerks earned a median annual wage of $47,700 in the United States in May 2024, with 170,010 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics.

MEDIAN 2024: $47,700SOURCE: BLS OEWSEvery value source-linked

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Court, Municipal, and License Clerks earned a median annual wage of $47,700 in the United States in May 2024, with 170,010 people employed, according to the BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics. The lowest-paid tenth earned $34,860 or less, the best-paid tenth $72,370 or more. Since May 2023 the median moved from $46,110 to $47,700, +3.4 %. The best-paying state is Washington at $62,460; the lowest Mississippi at $36,070. Among metropolitan areas, San Jose-Sunnyvale-Santa Clara, CA pays the highest median, $80,760. Wages are as published by BLS for May of each year; '≥ $239,200' is BLS's top code. Every value links to its fact record.

United States, year by year

Annual wages at the median, mean and four percentiles; employment is the May estimate.

By state

Median annual wage, May 2024, highest first. Each state has its own record with the full series.

StateMedian annualEmployment
Washington$62,4603,370
California$62,39013,630
Connecticut$60,6101,390
Massachusetts$59,9502,470
Oregon$58,7901,790
Rhode Island$58,560770
Maryland$56,4402,000
Alaska$55,930470
Nevada$55,3901,180
Minnesota$55,3106,030
New York$54,23011,580
Wisconsin$53,540—
Hawaii$52,570510
North Dakota$52,190470
New Jersey$51,8905,550
Nebraska$50,8501,160
Colorado$50,5107,390
Vermont$49,110880
Iowa$48,7102,400
North Carolina$48,1404,870
Maine$48,1001,190
Idaho$47,6901,580
New Hampshire$47,550550
Utah$47,3301,330
Michigan$47,2406,190
Arizona$47,1103,520
Wyoming$47,070810
Ohio$46,8909,590
Pennsylvania$46,5003,250
Illinois$46,4906,570
Texas$46,03014,030
Florida$45,8209,710
Indiana$45,3402,460
New Mexico$45,0101,120
Tennessee$44,9202,780
Montana$44,4601,150
Louisiana$44,1202,200
Virginia$42,6204,440
Kentucky$42,1502,700
South Dakota$42,140840
Kansas$41,7801,280
Georgia$40,8104,630
South Carolina$40,5001,750
Delaware$39,750970
Missouri$39,7304,650
Alabama$38,1202,140
Oklahoma$37,3003,070
Arkansas$36,4702,090
West Virginia$36,1201,640
Mississippi$36,0702,760

Highest-paying metropolitan areas

Top 20 by median annual wage.

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