First-Line Supervisors of Security Workers Salary in California

BLS OEWS May 2025 • 20 metro areas • California

First-Line Supervisors of Security Workers in California earn a median salary of $61,603 per year on average across 20 metro and nonmetro areas, +5.1% vs the national median of $58,610. An estimated 8,530 first-line supervisors of security workers are employed across California, with salaries ranging from $44,370 to $72,750 depending on location.

$61,603 Avg median salary in California
$72,750 Highest paying metro
$44,370 Lowest paying metro
8,530 Employed in California

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      First-Line Supervisors of Security Workers salaries by city in California

      Metro area Median salary 25th pct 75th pct Employed
      Modesto, CA $72,750 $58,410 $78,150 30
      Stockton, CA $71,230 $58,180 $78,520 90
      San Jose, CA $70,570 $58,130 $90,720 510
      San Francisco, CA $69,830 $58,240 $85,970 1,260
      Salinas, CA $67,560 $52,290 $75,680 80
      Santa Rosa, CA $66,550 $60,680 $77,080 70
      Vallejo, CA $65,720 $57,140 $79,440 50
      El Centro, CA $63,270 $47,940 $94,670 40
      Fresno, CA $62,520 $51,850 $71,560 120
      San Diego, CA $61,410 $48,420 $75,030 670
      North Valley-Northern Mountains Region of California $60,850 $52,860 $74,270 40
      Eastern Sierra-Mother Lode Region of California $60,830 $49,370 $69,070 40
      Santa Maria, CA $60,670 $48,600 $73,150 50
      Sacramento, CA $59,210 $49,850 $75,000 460
      Los Angeles, CA $58,620 $47,380 $75,570 3,780
      Riverside, CA $58,050 $46,330 $73,540 960
      Oxnard, CA $57,960 $46,920 $77,900 90
      Visalia, CA $50,260 $44,160 $60,830 50
      North Coast Region of California $49,830 $47,720 $71,020 60
      Bakersfield, CA $44,370 $43,080 $63,550 80

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