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Oklahoma police payStarting and top-step pay by department

In Oklahoma, median starting base pay is $65,987 across 2 departments and median top-step pay is $87,364 across 2, from official pay schedules.

Starting pay: $65,987 (median of 2 departments). Top step: $87,364 (median of 2 departments).

Oklahoma departments compared

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Oklahoma police pay by department
Oklahoma Highway Patrol Limited dataState police$64,238$92,794Not in our dataNot in our data
Oklahoma City Police Department Limited dataCity police$67,735$81,9337FY 2024-25

Oklahoma: starting vs top-step pay

Starting base pay Top-step base pay
  1. Oklahoma Highway Patrol$64,238 → $92,794
Annual base pay from each official schedule, on a shared scale starting at zero. A missing bar means the figure is not in our data, not zero.
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Oklahoma: starting vs top-step pay
DepartmentStartTop step
Oklahoma Highway Patrol$64,238$92,794
Oklahoma City Police Department$67,735$81,933

Frequently asked questions

How much do police officers make in Oklahoma?

In Oklahoma, median starting base pay is $65,987 across 2 departments and median top-step pay is $87,364 across 2, from official pay schedules. Overtime, longevity and incentive pay are extra.

Which Oklahoma police agency pays the most?

Of the departments in this guide, Oklahoma Highway Patrol has the highest top-step base pay at $92,794.

What does the federal wage survey say about Oklahoma police pay?

The BLS May 2025 survey puts the median annual wage for all police and sheriff’s patrol officers in Oklahoma at $59,700. That estimate covers every agency and experience level, so it differs from department pay schedules.

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