Operations Manager Salary by State
Compare Operations Manager salaries across all 50 US states. Click any state for detailed salary breakdown.
$85,000
National Median
$110,500
Highest (District of Columbia)
$68,850
Lowest (West Virginia)
51
States Tracked
Operations Manager Salaries by State (Ranked by Pay)
District of Columbia
$110,500
+$25,500 vs. national
California
$106,250
+$21,250 vs. national
Hawaii
$103,700
+$18,700 vs. national
New York
$102,000
+$17,000 vs. national
Massachusetts
$100,300
+$15,300 vs. national
New Jersey
$98,600
+$13,600 vs. national
Connecticut
$97,750
+$12,750 vs. national
Alaska
$97,750
+$12,750 vs. national
Washington
$95,200
+$10,200 vs. national
Maryland
$93,500
+$8,500 vs. national
Colorado
$91,800
+$6,800 vs. national
New Hampshire
$90,950
+$5,950 vs. national
Virginia
$90,100
+$5,100 vs. national
Illinois
$89,250
+$4,250 vs. national
Rhode Island
$88,400
+$3,400 vs. national
Oregon
$88,400
+$3,400 vs. national
Minnesota
$87,550
+$2,550 vs. national
Delaware
$86,700
+$1,700 vs. national
Vermont
$85,850
+$850 vs. national
Nevada
$83,300
-$1,700 vs. national
Pennsylvania
$82,450
-$2,550 vs. national
Utah
$81,600
-$3,400 vs. national
North Dakota
$80,750
-$4,250 vs. national
Maine
$80,750
-$4,250 vs. national
Texas
$80,750
-$4,250 vs. national
Wisconsin
$79,900
-$5,100 vs. national
Arizona
$79,900
-$5,100 vs. national
Wyoming
$79,900
-$5,100 vs. national
Michigan
$79,050
-$5,950 vs. national
Idaho
$79,050
-$5,950 vs. national
Missouri
$78,200
-$6,800 vs. national
Florida
$78,200
-$6,800 vs. national
Montana
$78,200
-$6,800 vs. national
Louisiana
$77,350
-$7,650 vs. national
Ohio
$77,350
-$7,650 vs. national
Nebraska
$77,350
-$7,650 vs. national
Georgia
$76,500
-$8,500 vs. national
South Dakota
$76,500
-$8,500 vs. national
Oklahoma
$75,650
-$9,350 vs. national
Iowa
$75,650
-$9,350 vs. national
Kansas
$74,800
-$10,200 vs. national
Indiana
$74,800
-$10,200 vs. national
North Carolina
$74,800
-$10,200 vs. national
Tennessee
$73,950
-$11,050 vs. national
New Mexico
$73,950
-$11,050 vs. national
Kentucky
$73,100
-$11,900 vs. national
South Carolina
$72,250
-$12,750 vs. national
Alabama
$71,400
-$13,600 vs. national
Arkansas
$70,550
-$14,450 vs. national
Mississippi
$69,700
-$15,300 vs. national
West Virginia
$68,850
-$16,150 vs. national
