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New York City / Sergeant

Role across New York City

Sergeant

Enforce laws and maintain public safety — patrol, respond to incidents, investigate crimes, and make arrests.

3,998 people hold the Sergeant role across 1 department in New York City, with a median total compensation of $154,872. Among 18 jurisdictions where this role is reported, New York City ranks #4 by median pay.

Employees
3,998
Median pay
$154,872
Departments
1
Cross-jurisdiction
#4 of 18

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Sergeant pay in other jurisdictions

Where Sergeants are paid most

Los Angeles County
$355,009 · 1,144
California
$151,436 · 147
City of Chicago
$147,252 · 1,317
Georgia
$137,644 · 22
Vermont
$130,959 · 78
Utah
$130,531 · 166
New Jersey
$125,687 · 249
District of Columbia
$123,581 · 436
Missouri
$118,253 · 353
Maine
$92,911 · 12
City of Memphis
$84,129 · 315
City of Albuquerque
$64,924 · 126
Minnesota
$23,117 · 18

Median total compensation for comparable Sergeant 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 New York City

Department with this role

The New York City department holding this role

Police Department
3,998 · $154,872

The one department in New York City that reports this role. The bar links to that department’s page for it.