Salary information for State of Vermont active employees from all branches. Generally, employees who are expected to work year-round have salaries stated as salary type "Annual." Temporary employees have salaries stated as salary type "Hourly." Legislators, who usually do not work year-round, have salaries stated as salary type "Weekly." The weekly rate reported here is the rate paid during the legislative session. Data as of the last Friday of each month. NOTE: Individuals covered by the Safe at Home Act (Title 15 Sections 1150-1160) have been excluded from this list.

State employee salary and expense reimbursement information for the fiscal years 2009 through 2014. Starting with fiscal year 2015, this data is in a new data set with additional benefits data, please see data set: Total Compensation and Expenses FY2015-19 and Total Compensation and Expenses FY2020-
*Notes:
From time to time, pay categories for reporting purposes are reviewed and adjusted. Paid leave has been re-categorized from "other pay" to "pay." Total pay is not affected.
Base pay for certain law enforcement positions includes premium pay at overtime rates for a specified number of regularly scheduled hours  each pay period.   Within FY13/14, categorization of this premium base pay has been reviewed and adjusted. It has been re-categorized to "pay" from "overtime." Total pay is not affected. It was adjusted back to "overtime" in Jan.2014

State employee salary and expense reimbursement information for the fiscal years 2009 through 2014. Starting with fiscal year 2015, this data is in a new data set with additional benefits data, please see data set: Total Compensation and Expenses FY2015

State employee salary, benefits and expense reimbursement information starting with fiscal year 2015. For the purpose of this report, all employees of the Department of States Attorneys and Sheriffs are included. Employees in the respective county offices , such as States Attorneys, Sheriffs and Deputy States Attorneys are County employees not State employees.
To access the pay and expense data for Fiscal years 2009-2014, please see data set: Total Pay and Expenses FY2009-2014.
NOTE: Individuals covered by the Safe At Home Act (Title 15 Sections 1150-1160) have been excluded from this list.
2017 Change - Temporary employees now earn sick leave per 21 V.S.A. § 487.
Capping this data set at five years. Please see new data set Total Compensation and Expenses FY2020 - 2021 for the next five year set

State employee salary and expense reimbursement information for the fiscal years 2009 through 2014. Starting with fiscal year 2015, this data is in a new data set with additional benefits data, please see data set: Total Compensation and Expenses FY2015-16
*Notes:
From time to time, pay categories for reporting purposes are reviewed and adjusted. Paid leave has been re-categorized from "other pay" to "pay." Total pay is not affected.
Base pay for certain law enforcement positions includes premium pay at overtime rates for a specified number of regularly scheduled hours  each pay period.   Within FY13/14, categorization of this premium base pay has been reviewed and adjusted. It has been re-categorized to "pay" from "overtime." Total pay is not affected. It was adjusted back to "overtime" in Jan.2014

State employee salary, benefits and expense reimbursement information starting with fiscal year 2020. For the purpose of this report, all employees of the Department of States Attorneys and Sheriffs are included. Employees in the respective county offices , such as States Attorneys, Sheriffs and Deputy States Attorneys are County employees not State employees.
To access the pay and expense data for Fiscal years 2009-2014, please see data set: Total Pay and Expenses FY2009-2014. To access the previous 5 years of this data set, please see: Total Compensation and Expenses FY2015-2019.
NOTE: Individuals covered by the Safe At Home Act (Title 15 Sections 1150-1160) have been excluded from this list.
2017 Change - Temporary employees now earn sick leave per 21 V.S.A. § 487.
This data set will be capped when it reaches five fiscal years of data.