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Georgia / Deputy Commissioner

Role across Georgia

Deputy Commissioner

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

45 people hold the Deputy Commissioner role across 14 departments in Georgia, with a median total compensation of $163,000. Among 8 jurisdictions where this role is reported, Georgia ranks #5 by median pay.

Employees
45
Median pay
$163,000
Departments
14
Cross-jurisdiction
#5 of 8

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Deputy Commissioner pay in other jurisdictions

Where Deputy Commissioners are paid most

Tennessee
$245,784 · 44
New York City
$215,181 · 104
New Jersey
$179,318 · 12
City of Chicago
$175,512 · 99
Vermont
$140,026 · 25
Missouri
$127,911 · 5
City of Philadelphia
$39,912 · 64

Median total compensation for comparable Deputy Commissionerroles 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 Georgia

Departments with this role

Largest Georgia departments for this role

Human Services, Department Of
11 · $165,000
Economic Development, Department Of
8 · $150,500
Juvenile Justice, Department Of
5 · $141,449
Community Affairs, Department Of
4 · $169,039
Administrative Services, Department Of
4 · $143,750
State Treasurer, Office Of
2 · $256,754
Natural Resources, Department Of
2 · $163,183
Community Supervision, Department Of
2 · $161,758
Early Care and Learning, Department Of
2 · $148,371
Public Safety, Department Of
1 · $185,500
Banking and Finance, Department Of
1 · $171,298
Revenue, Department Of
1 · $165,000

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