Public-Sector Pay in Palm Beach County, Florida
27 roles at 10 employers · updated October 2026
What public employers in Palm Beach County, Florida pay, taken from their own job postings: 27 roles at 10 employers. Every range is shown exactly as posted; the bars put them on one scale as full-time yearly pay.
How Palm Beach County public-sector pay is spread
Each role placed by the midpoint of its newest posted range, as full-time yearly pay.
Roles
| <$40k | 4 |
|---|---|
| $40k | 11 |
| $60k | 9 |
| $80k | 1 |
| $100k | 1 |
| $120k | 1 |
| $140k | 0 |
| $160k | 0 |
| $180k | 0 |
| $200k+ | 0 |
Highest posted pay in Palm Beach County's public sector
Who is hiring now
Open postings with published pay, by employer.
Postings by employer type
Last 12 months of postings with published pay.
Pay by employer
Newest posted range for each role. Open an employer to see its roles; each role links to its full pay history.
Florida Atlantic University4 roles · 58 postings · 3 openOpen jobs →
City of Boca Raton, FL6 roles · 38 postingsOpen jobs →
City of Delray Beach, FL6 roles · 37 postingsOpen jobs →
City of Boynton Beach, FL4 roles · 26 postings · 2 openOpen jobs →
Florida Legislature1 role · 13 postingsOpen jobs →
Pasco County, FL1 role · 9 postingsOpen jobs →
Village of Wellington, FL1 role · 6 postings · 2 openOpen jobs →
Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, FL1 role · 5 postings · 1 openOpen jobs →
State of Florida1 role · 5 postings · 1 openOpen jobs →
No roles match that filter.
Public-sector pay in Palm Beach County: FAQ
Which public-sector jobs pay the most in Palm Beach County?
The highest posted ranges are Division Director at City of Boynton Beach, FL ($109,175–$163,757/yr); Assistant Building Official at City of Boca Raton, FL ($105,113–$134,755/yr); Inspector Plans Examiner Levels at City of Boynton Beach, FL ($29.65–$49.57/hr); Tractor Trailer Operator at Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, FL ($22.17–$38.79/hr); Assistant Director at Florida Atlantic University ($75,000–$80,000/yr).
Where do these pay figures come from?
From the employers' own job postings over the last 12 months. Each range is shown as posted; nothing is averaged or estimated. The bars convert hourly and daily pay to a full-time year (2,080 hours or 260 days) only so roles can be compared.