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District of Columbia / Auditor

Role across District of Columbia

Auditor

Maintain financial records, prepare budgets and reports, and ensure compliance with fiscal rules.

64 people hold the Auditor role across 7 departments in District of Columbia, with a median total compensation of $107,515. Among 21 jurisdictions where this role is reported, District of Columbia ranks #4 by median pay.

Employees
64
Median pay
$107,515
Departments
7
Cross-jurisdiction
#4 of 21

Compare jurisdictions

Auditor pay in other jurisdictions

Where Auditors are paid most

City of Chicago
$112,536 · 44
City of Los Angeles
$111,408 · 21
Georgia
$92,007 · 41
Massachusetts
$83,952 · 6
Tennessee
$76,464 · 134
Texas
$73,747 · 624
New Jersey
$72,918 · 46
City of Baltimore
$70,256 · 132
Arkansas
$64,570 · 52
Metro Nashville
$53,005 · 17
Utah
$52,553 · 425
Maine
$52,117 · 38
Florida
$48,000 · 15
Missouri
$46,493 · 39
California
$33,094 · 129
Rhode Island
$16,565 · 8

Median total compensation for comparable Auditorroles in other jurisdictions (highest first). Titles are matched by normalized name across sources, not by identical job classification, and pay is not cost-of-living adjusted. Each bar links to that jurisdiction’s page for this role.

Within District of Columbia

Departments with this role

Largest District of Columbia departments for this role

Ocfo
28 · $118,558
Ocf
17 · $85,794
Oig
11 · $88,300
Does
4 · $93,311
Dca
2 · $99,634
Psc
1 · $126,178
Bega
1 · $105,001

Departments in District of Columbiaemploying the most people in this role. Each bar links to that department’s page for the role.