Federal Employees in Utah

23.5% below national average

Federal Employees

14.7K

Average Salary

$89,597

2025 Separations

16.1K

Top Agencies

15

What DOGE Means for Utah

Utah employs 14,668 federal workers with an average salary of $89,597, 23.5% below the national average. DOGE workforce reductions in 2025 resulted in 16,109 separations statewide.

Salary Comparison

Utah Average$89,597
National Average$117,113

Top Agencies

Top Occupations

Tax Examining
2.4K$52,535
Miscellaneous Clerk and Assistant
1.6K$44,563
Contact Representative
832$58,825
Nurse
714$120,514
Miscellaneous Administration and Program
504$100,173
Management and Program Analysis
495$116,596
Information Technology Management
466$122,754
Veterans Claims Examining
430$85,702
Medical Officer
380$318,038
Human Resources Management
354$99,230
Air Traffic Control
328$150,648
Financial Administration and Program
296$107,409
Medical Support Assistance
245$65,114
Forestry Technician
233$66,607
General Natural Resources Management and Biological Sciences
210$99,163

Top Federal Occupations in Utah

Showing top 15 occupation groups by employee count, with average salary data.

#OccupationEmployeesAvg Salary
1General Administrative, Clerical, and Office Services Group3.2K$72,473
2Accounting and Budget Group3.1K$61,833
3Medical, Hospital, Dental, and Public Health Group2.2K$143,250
4Legal and Kindred Group1.5K$73,721
5Biological Sciences Group907$82,877
6Transportation Group538$133,387
7Social Science, Psychology, and Welfare Group505$102,760
8Information Technology Group467$122,577
9Human Resources Management Group412$94,081
10Miscellaneous Occupations Group299$78,981
11Business and Industry Group285$99,614
12Engineering and Architecture Group257$103,907
13Physical Sciences Group239$99,836
14Investigation Group124$101,780
15General Maintenance and Operations Work Family111$68,767

Top 10 Occupations by Employee Count

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