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Administrative Services Managers Salary by State

The national median pay for administrative services managers is $114,130 a year. By state, it ranges from $84,480 in Arkansas to $157,000 in Colorado.

Updated October 2026 · Data: BLS OEWS May 2025 · How we match careers

U.S. pay range

Lowest 10%
$67,100
25th percentile
$86,460
Median
$114,130
75th percentile
$157,420
Top 10%
$207,720

Annual pay, all U.S. workers in this job. About 263,960 jobs.

Median pay in 49 states and DC

Administrative Services Managers pay by state, highest median first
#StateMedianvs. U.S.Lowest 10%Top 10%Jobs
1Colorado$157,000+38%$101,480$230,7702,340
2New Jersey$144,460+27%$94,200$227,41010,910
3New York$142,280+25%$85,760$294,37015,010
4Delaware$139,910+23%$101,030$208,470720
5Minnesota$137,290+20%$93,710$259,7807,560
6Virginia$130,850+15%$78,540$221,0502,850
7Washington$130,630+14%$77,220$230,0703,490
8Montana$129,670+14%$88,560$209,650400
9Rhode Island$128,980+13%$79,940$205,320780
10District of Columbia$128,610+13%$73,760$219,5901,030
11Tennessee$127,410+12%$71,530$213,2308,170
12New Hampshire$125,390+10%$71,390$198,950760
13South Carolina$124,320+9%$63,610$217,720Not published
14Utah$123,700+8%$66,350$199,9901,670
15Wyoming$120,510+6%$62,690$171,040120
16Connecticut$120,200+5%$72,870$191,7603,180
17Kansas$118,570+4%$74,500$179,9901,150
18Iowa$116,920+2%$69,670$171,5301,380
19Massachusetts$116,710+2%$76,160$200,1509,130
20Maryland$115,550+1%$73,970$203,5004,320
21Alabama$114,5500%$46,690$207,300860
22Texas$114,1900%$71,990$202,37022,980
23Oregon$113,250−1%$74,260$174,3302,620
24Indiana$112,990−1%$63,980$201,7505,620
25Hawaii$110,840−3%$78,710$173,6701,560
26California$108,890−5%$75,030$215,36041,240
27Wisconsin$108,450−5%$72,500$179,4205,220
28Georgia$108,250−5%$61,210$214,06013,720
29Michigan$108,210−5%$66,210$169,4406,590
30Illinois$106,860−6%$55,410$175,69012,040
31South Dakota$106,410−7%$76,200$147,720450
32Alaska$106,400−7%$73,950$172,4801,020
33Nebraska$105,720−7%$71,900$170,9102,600
34Pennsylvania$105,640−7%$71,690$187,4204,880
35North Carolina$105,630−7%$68,050$183,5407,360
36Maine$105,380−8%$66,300$188,040Not published
37New Mexico$104,790−8%$66,120$173,870Not published
38Oklahoma$104,670−8%$62,530$185,9102,220
39Ohio$101,500−11%$61,020$177,6307,980
40Arizona$101,160−11%$60,000$173,7206,750
41Louisiana$99,210−13%$61,600$170,7903,260
42Vermont$97,040−15%$72,130$155,360430
43Missouri$96,920−15%$53,350$178,8104,220
44Mississippi$96,030−16%$53,850$183,5701,700
45Nevada$95,780−16%$55,570$156,1103,010
46Florida$94,850−17%$51,330$192,97015,350
47North Dakota$94,320−17%$76,670$157,290300
48Idaho$92,880−19%$55,240$148,070880
49West Virginia$84,820−26%$59,150$126,5501,890
50Arkansas$84,480−26%$46,270$151,0501,110

BLS OEWS May 2025 state estimates. States without published data are not listed. “Not published”: BLS withheld the value or it is above the highest amount BLS publishes. Pay is not adjusted for living costs.

Administrative Services Managers salary questions

Which state pays administrative services managers the most?

Colorado, with a median of $157,000 a year (+38% vs. the national median of $114,130). BLS May 2025.

Which state pays administrative services managers the least?

Arkansas, with a median of $84,480 a year (−26% vs. national).

Where do most administrative services managers work?

California has the most jobs, about 41,240, with a median of $108,890.

Does a higher salary mean more money left over?

Not always. These are pay figures only. Living costs, taxes and housing differ a lot between states, and this page does not adjust for them.

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Sources. Pay and employment: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics, May 2025 (national and state files). Data Sources & Licenses