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3、laimer generally considered a specialist in area of assignment. 3. Annual salaries (whole dollar amounts), were reported for permanent full-time employees only, effective July 1, 2016.The guidelines listed below were used by those providing information for the survey.NOTE: If an organization allowed
4、 work experience substitutions for educational requirements, it was acceptable to use the substitutions to match to the survey classes. The most significant point was to have the work being performed match the description of work provided in the survey classes.4. Incentive and longevity pay were omi
5、tted from the reported data.6. The terms ENTRY LEVEL, INTERMEDIATE LEVEL, and SENIOR LEVEL typically have the following meanings throughout thesurvey:GUIDELINES FOR THE 2017 AASHTO SALARY SURVEY1. Each state compared its job descriptions with the descriptions for the benchmark titles in the salary s
6、urvey questionnaire andmatched as many of the classes as possible.2. A state could match multiple classifications to a single survey title as long as the states titles were assigned to the same salarygrade (i.e., had the same market rate). If they were not, the single best match was selected. If tit
7、les in differing salary grades were allequally accurate matches, the title with the largest employee population was used. If a state had no match, N/A was entered under theheading MATCH TITLE. Positions were not allowed to be reported under more than one classification.If viewing electronically, not
8、e that the sections of the survey are on separate tabs below. The survey was saved at 130% viewing (zoom).Little or no experience, works under direct supervision. Applies fundamental principles and concepts of position. Performs more routine aspects and progresses to more varied and complex activiti
9、es with development of additional knowledge and experience.xiii 2018 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.# Inc.Calc.State 1title for classification 12 12 50,648 60,289 69,930 50,648 65,943 791,31
10、6 69,930 AA 124% 1State 2 title for classification 14 14 48,636 59,880 71,124 48,636 64,274 899,836 71,124 BB 121% 2State 3title for classification 20 20 47,857 57,932 68,006 47,857 62,920 1,258,400 68,006 CC 118% 3State 4title for classification 4 4 43,932 53,418 62,904 43,932 61,080 244,320 62,904
11、 DD 115% 4State 5title for classification 10 0 42,288 51,210 60,132 42,288 60,132 EE 1# Incumbents this needs to include all the states and column headings listed in an entire classification. Note: To select a range of cells, click and hold down the left mouse button while selecting all the desired
12、cells. Release when the full range is highlighted. Note: Each classification in the final survey is currently reported by the Actual Average column in Descending order then the State column in Ascending order.If you want to have the entire group sorted by regions and the states listed alphabetically
13、 within each region, select Region from the Sort by drop down, select Add Level, then select State from the Then by drop down. Select the order preferred for these criteria. Then click OK. At the top of the screen, select Data from the horizontal menu bar and click on Sort. 2018 by the American Asso
14、ciation of State Highway and Transportation Officials. All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.StateAlabamaAlaskaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareFloridaGeorgiaHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesot
15、aMississippiMissouri*AASHTO Regions:Region 1: NASTONortheast Association of State Transportation OfficialsRegion 2: SASHTOSoutheastern Association of State Highway and Transportation OfficialsRegion 3: MAASTOMid America Association of State Transportation OfficialsRegion 4: WASHTOWestern Association
16、 of State Highway and Transportation OfficialsWY 4MO 3WI 3MA 1 VA 2MD 1 VT 1ME 1 UT 4LA 2 TXxviMN 3 WV 2MS 2MI 3 WA 44KY 2 TN 2KS 3 SD 4IA 3 SC 2IN 3 RI 1IL 3 PA 1NC 2CT 1 NY 1ID 4 OR 4Hi 4 OK 4GA 2 OH 3FL 2 ND 4DE 1CO 4 NM 4CA 4 NJ 1AR 2 NH 1AZ 4 NV 44MT 4AK 4 NEAL 2AASHTO Region*AASHTO Region*Abbr
17、eviation AbbreviationSTATE ABBREVIATIONS AND AASHTO REGION NUMBERS StateMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaOhioVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaRhode IslandSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtah
18、 2018 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.Director 1 109,690 109,690 109,690 109,690 109,690 109,690 MT 68% 4Cabinet Secretary 1 110,000 110,000 110,000 KS 68% 3Secretary of Transportation 1 120,
19、000 120,00 120,000 120,000 120,000 WV 74% 2Department Secretary 1 124,463 124,463 124,463 SD 77% 4NMDOT Cabinet Secretary 1 75,400 131,030 186,659 125,480 125,480 125,480 NM 78% 4Department Secretary 1 95,826 126,974 158,122 127,026 127,026 127,026 WI 78% 3Commissioner 1 128,560 128,260 128,260 NH 7
20、9% 1Commissioner 1 80,787 106,246 131,706 131,706 131,706 131,706 ME 81% 1Cabinet Secretary 1 140,572 140,572 140,572 De 87% 1NJ Department of Transportation Commissioner1 141,000 141,000 141,000 NJ 87% 1Commissioner, DOT/PF 1 141,156 141,156 141,156 141,156 141,156 141,156 AK 87% 4Director 4 1 73,7
21、15 129,553 185,390 144,061 144,061 144,061 OH 89% 3DirectorAppointed by Governor 1 149,966 149,966 149,966 NE 93% 4Dt Director 1 103,131 159,190 215,250 150,000 150,000 150,000 AZ 93% 4DOT Director09505 1 100,838 127,566 154,294 150,010 150,010 150,010 IA 93% 3Department Head 1 154,218 154,218 154,2
22、18 PA 95% 1Commissioner Transportation 1 66,858 113,429 160,000 154,992 154,992 154,992 MN 96% 3Executive Management 8 (EXMT08) 1 139,860 174,828 209,796 156,000 156,000 156,000 WY 96% 4Director 1 156,128 156,128 156,128 OK 96% 4Commissioner 2 1 158,556 158,556 158,556 158,556 158,556 158,556 TN 98%
23、 2Secretary, MassDOT 1 161,522 161,522 161,522 MA 100% 1Executive Director, UDOT 1 69,259 116,657 164,054 164,054 164,054 164,054 UT 101% 4Agency HeadEXAH 1 54,990 156,169 257,348 165,000 165,000 165,000 IN 102%3Unclassifed 1 165,000 165,000 165,000 165,000 165,000 165,000 MI 102% 3Dept Executive Di
24、rector 1 N/A N/A N/A 167,280 167,280 167,280 CO 103% 4ALDOT Director 1 172,858 172,858 172,858 AL 107% 2Secretary of Transportation 1 174,396 174,396 174,396 WA 108% 4DOTD Secretary (Unclassified) 1 176,900 176,900 176,900 LA 109% 2Director, Department of Transportation 1 177,480 177,480 177,480 MO
25、110% 3Secretary of Transportation 1 133,069 177,943 177,977 177,908 177,908 177,908 MD 110% 1Principal Executive/Manager I, MEAH 1 114,168 141,222 168,276 185,104 185,104 185,104 OR 114% 4Secretary of Transportation 1 168,044 214,272 260,500 187,200 187,200 187,200 SC 116% 2Secretary of Transportati
26、on 1 20,000 185,000 350,000 196,352 196,352 196,352 NC 121% 2Director Trans Dept 1 37,723 115,821 193,918 200,408 200,408 200,408 ID 124% 4Commissioner of Highways 1 208,492 208,492 208,492 VA 129% 2Director of Highways and Transportation 1 208,572 208,572 208,572 208,572 208,572 208,572 AR 129% 2Ex
27、ecutive Director 1 299,812 299,812 299,812 TX 185% 4Commissioner 1 53,560 137,114 220,667 350,000 350,000 350,000 GA 216% 2Department DirectorVacant 1 ND 4# Incumbents Highway Safety Director; Motor Carrier Services Director; Risk Asst. Chief EngineerOperations; Asst. Chief EngineerDesi gn, Asst Chi
28、efAdmin.4 136,396 139,048 141,700 136,396 137,722 141,700 AR 108% 2Senior Executive Service 3 12 69,888 139,764 129,420 138,252 155,904 CO 108% 4Highway AdministratorRegistrar of Motor VehiclesAeronauatice AdministratorRail 5 146,915 146,915 146,915 PA 115% 1Deputy Secretary (Unclassified) 1 150,010
29、 150,010 150,010 LA 118% 2Deputy Secretary Department of Transportation2 114,874 134,203 153,532 153,000 153,000 153,000 MD 120% 1Assistant Secretary 5 123,936 143,418 162,900 143,040 154,128 162,900 WA 121% 4Deputy and Executive Director 2 86,005 116,836 147,666 145,499 157,500 169,500 NC 123% 2DEP
30、UTY COMMISSIONER 2 1 131,196 183,672 236,148 159,336 159,336 159,336 TN 125% 2General Administration Manager IV 2 97,863 159,938 222,012 172,274 172,641 172,927 VA 135% 2Deputy Executive Director 1 163,676 220,247 276,817 255,000 255,000 255,000 TX 200% 4Transportation Senior Administrator 0 86,390
31、109,012 131,633 AL 2No match ME 1# Incumbents & Averages: 150 88,713 120,921 153,130 126,056 131,919 139,812Group Weighted Average: 127,613Median: 132,797ANNUAL PAY RANGE DATA ANNUAL ACTUAL SALARY DATAA2. Major Division DirectorBachelors Degree or equivalent experience. Typically requires 8 or more
32、years of professional level experience, generally in areas such as program administration, development, or operations.Generally reports to the DOT Director. Directs the administrative and advanced technical work of a major centralized or headquarters division. These may include Planning, Modal, Moto
33、r Vehicle, Administration/Operations, or other divisions at thesame level usually directed by a non-engineering professional. Your agency may have specific Major Division Directors whoshould be reported elsewhere in the survey. Please review the survey to find the most appropriate classification for
34、 each andreport them accordingly (see A7(5), A9(3), and E2(4) and as some of the examples). Report them in only one place.# Inc. Minimum MidpointMatch Title Actual High State % RegionMaximum Actual LowActual Average2 2018 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. All
35、 rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.Broad Band ExecutiveEXBB 1 47,476 102,271 157,066 59,739 59,739 59,739 IN 59% 3Public Service Executive II 1 53,414 62,504 71,594 60,000 60,000 60,000 KS 59% 3Executive Asst to the Agency Head 1 39,372 56,106 72,840 65,052 65,052 65,052
36、WV 64% 2Legislative Liaison (Unclassified) 1 70,013 70,013 70,013 LA 69% 2Deputy Director 5 1 49,941 90,948 131,955 73,486 73,486 73,486 OH 72% 3Federal Funding Specialist 1 65,354 87,552 109,751 84,263 84,263 84,263 SD 83% 4Government Relations Manager 1 55,327 69,802 84,276 84,276 84,276 84,276 AL
37、 83% 2Legislative DirectorManager V 1 38,067 70,467 102,867 85,930 85,930 85,930 MA 84% 1Executive Assistant 1 48,622 69,289 89,956 88,464 88,464 88,464 SC 87% 2Discretionary Non-classified (Appointed) 1 NA NA 93,779 93,779 93,779 NE 92% 4Governmental Relations Officer 1 92,976 108,303 123,630 93,88
38、6 93,886 93,886 AR 92% 2Governmental Relations Director 1 94,632 94,632 94,632 MO 93% 3Govt Affairs Program Mgr 1 70,604 90,464 110,323 96,491 96,491 96,491 ID 95% 4Business Systems AnalystAdvanced 1 44,996 77,998 110,999 99,597 99,597 99,597 NC 98% 2Attorney 1 57,600 86,400 115,200 99,600 99,600 99
39、,600 OK 98% 4DOT Executive V 1 73,612 95,905 118,197 101,463 101,463 101,463 MD 100% 1TDOT DIRECTOR 1 76,704 107,388 138,072 101,808 101,808 101,808 TN 100% 2PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE/ MANAGER F, MESN1 76,224 94,326 112,428 101,952 101,952 101,952 OR 100% 4Executive Policy Manager 3 1 92,793 116,911 141,0
40、28 103,648 103,648 103,648 PA 102% 1Executive Director, Government and Community Relations1 105,000 105,000 105,000 NJ 103% 1DIRECTOR LEGISLATIVE & GOVERNMENT AFFAIRS1 71,159 89,022 106,885 106,885 106,885 106,885 UT 105% 4SPECIAL ASSISTANT TO THE COMMISSIONER II1 83,880 91,770 99,660 108,048 108,04
41、8 108,048 AK 106% 4Assistant Deputy Secretary 1 83,139 109,336 135,533 111,342 111,342 111,342 WI 109% 3Public Service Executive III 1 81,390 102,346 123,302 113,922 113,922 113,922 ME 112% 1Deputy Director 1 117,801 117,801 117,801 117,801 117,801 117,801 MT 116%4Special Advisor to Commissioner 1 5
42、3,560 137,114 220,667 119,768 119,768 119,768 GA 118% 2Management 1 86,244 113,004 139,764 129,492 129,492 129,492 CO 127% 4Director of Governmental Relations 1 108,216 121,740 135,264 135,264 135,264 135,264 WA 133% 4Policy Planning Manager IV 1 74,913 123,754 172,594 135,979 135,979 135,979 VA 134
43、% 2DT Deputy Director 1 90,050 130,122 170,195 139,500 139,500 139,500 AZ 137% 4Governmental Affairs Division Director 1 111,793 150,431 189,069 172,425 172,425 172,425 TX 169% 4No match De 1No match IA 3No match MI 3Transp Gov & Comm Rel Dir 0 85,712 104,317 122,921 MN 3No match ND 4No match NH 1No
44、 match NM 4No match WY 4# Incumbents & Averages: 31 72,534 99,192 125,851 101,726 101,726 101,726Group Weighted Average: 101,726Median: 101,463ANNUAL PAY RANGE DATA ANNUAL ACTUAL SALARY DATAA3. Governmental Relations DirectorBachelors Degree or equivalent experience. Typically requires six years of
45、professional level experience, generally in areas such as program administration, development, or operations.This is generally a single incumbent position. Serves as the liaison between the department and Federal, state, and local officials. Coordinates the exchange of information regarding proposed
46、 legislation which affects the department. Coordinatesdepartmental responses and communication between department leaders and officials at all levels of government. Attends orrepresents the department at legislative hearings and meetings related to department operations. Classification may besupervi
47、sory.Actual High State % RegionMaximum Actual LowActual AverageMatch Title Minimum Midpoint# Inc.3 2018 by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials. All rights reserved. Duplication is a violation of applicable law.Information Officer (Kris Sandal) 1 35,976 50,398 64,82
48、0 47,982 47,982 47,982 SD 51% 4Public Relations Supervisor (PIPR10) 1 54,072 67,584 81,096 61,747 61,747 61,747 WY 66% 4Public Service Manager I 1 50,502 63,502 76,502 66,685 66,685 66,685 ME 71% 1Public Information Officer II 1 40,664 70,668 100,672 67,257 67,257 67,257 NM 71% 4Press Secretary 1 62
49、,455 78,651 94,846 68,186 68,186 68,186 PA 72% 1Administrative Services Manager 3 1 41,736 59,478 77,220 69,696 69,696 69,696 WV 74% 2Public Service Executive II 1 53,414 62,454 71,494 70,000 70,000 70,000 KS 74% 3Public Relations Specialist Supervisor 1 72,442 72,442 72,442 72,442 72,442 72,442 MT 77% 4Public Information Manager 1 47,758 60,222 72,686 72,686 72,686 72,686 AL 77% 2Administrator I (Public Information Officer) 1 53,898 63,405 72,911 72,911 72,911 72,911 NH 77% 1Section HeadPublic Information 1 78,078 94,511 110,943 81,510 81,510 81,510 AR 86%
