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      Wages for Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers in OREGON

      You’re seeing wages for Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers because we don’t have information for Customs And Border Protection Officers.

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      Location Pay Period 2024
      Low Median High
      United States Hourly $22.90 $36.68 $55.42
      United States Yearly $47,640 $76,290 $115,280
      Oregon Hourly $32.82 $42.38 $54.10
      Yearly $68,270 $88,140 $112,530
      Portland-Vancouver-Hillsboro, OR-WA Metro Area Hourly $38.05 $46.67 $54.10
      Yearly $79,140 $97,070 $112,530
      Bend, OR Metro Area Hourly $37.16 $45.55 $54.10
      Yearly $77,290 $94,740 $112,530
      Corvallis, OR Metro Area Hourly $30.97 $45.04 $48.89
      Yearly $64,410 $93,680 $101,690
      Eugene-Springfield, OR Metro Area Hourly $36.23 $43.53 $50.07
      Yearly $75,360 $90,540 $104,140
      Medford, OR Metro Area Hourly $33.95 $42.27 $44.76
      Yearly $70,610 $87,930 $93,100
      Salem, OR Metro Area Hourly $30.40 $40.95 $52.57
      Yearly $63,230 $85,170 $109,350
      Albany, OR Metro Area Hourly $31.73 $40.76 $51.00
      Yearly $65,990 $84,790 $106,080
      Eastern Oregon Balance of State Hourly $28.36 $37.74 $54.10
      Yearly $58,980 $78,500 $112,530
      Coast Oregon Balance of State Hourly $28.36 $37.16 $50.59
      Yearly $58,980 $77,300 $105,220
      Grants Pass, OR Metro Area Hourly $28.68 $36.90 $47.68
      Yearly $59,640 $76,750 $99,170
      Central Oregon Balance of State Hourly $28.12 $36.76 $54.10
      Yearly $58,490 $76,470 $112,530


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      Occupation Description
      Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers

      Maintain order and protect life and property by enforcing local, tribal, state, or federal laws and ordinances. Perform a combination of the following duties: patrol a specific area; direct traffic; issue traffic summonses; investigate accidents; apprehend and arrest suspects, or serve legal processes of courts. Includes police officers working at educational institutions.

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