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District of Columbia / Auditor

Role across District of Columbia

Auditor in District of Columbia

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 Auditor roles 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

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