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Protective Service Jobs & Salaries in Idaho (2025)

Last updated: 2025 BLS data · Page refreshed:

Idaho employs 16,120 Protective Service professionals across 21 occupations. Explore salary ranges, top paying jobs, and career opportunities within the Protective Service industry.

16,120
Employed in ID
21
Occupations
$55K
Avg Salary
$23K–$137K
Salary Range (P10–P90)

Top 5 Highest-Paying Jobs in Protective Service in Idaho

The best-compensated occupations within Protective Service in Idaho, based on median salary data.

#1
First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives
$94K
930 employed
#2
First-Line Supervisors of Firefighting and Prevention Workers
$92K
520 employed
#3
First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers
$79K
160 employed
#4
Fish and Game Wardens
$73K
110 employed
#5
Fire Inspectors and Investigators
$72K
30 employed

All 21 Protective Service Jobs in Idaho by Median Salary

Complete breakdown of all occupations in the Protective Service industry in Idaho, sorted by median salary (highest to lowest). Click any job title for state-specific salary details.

# Job Title Median Salary Mean Salary Employment Hourly Rate
1 First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives $94,920 $98,640 930 $45/hr
2 First-Line Supervisors of Firefighting and Prevention Workers $92,630 $88,760 520 $44/hr
3 First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers $79,330 $82,840 160 $38/hr
4 Fish and Game Wardens $73,200 $76,380 110 $35/hr
5 Fire Inspectors and Investigators $72,810 $83,350 30 $35/hr
6 Detectives and Criminal Investigators $72,520 $81,570 630 $34/hr
7 Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers $66,990 $70,860 2,810 $32/hr
8 Transportation Security Screeners $63,130 $58,400 250 $30/hr
9 Correctional Officers and Jailers $53,580 $57,350 2,370 $25/hr
10 Bailiffs $50,350 $53,660 110 $24/hr
11 First-Line Supervisors of Security Workers $49,300 $55,320 230 $23/hr
12 Private Detectives and Investigators $47,910 $54,530 210 $23/hr
13 Firefighters $47,320 $54,470 2,240 $22/hr
14 Forest Fire Inspectors and Prevention Specialists $47,050 $55,810 50 $22/hr
15 Animal Control Workers $43,930 $43,780 50 $21/hr
16 Crossing Guards and Flaggers $40,060 $42,750 470 $19/hr
17 Gambling Surveillance Officers and Gambling Investigators $38,850 $40,750 50 $18/hr
18 Security Guards $38,300 $44,100 3,750 $18/hr
19 Parking Enforcement Workers $33,930 $36,460 60 $16/hr
20 School Bus Monitors $32,230 $32,560 340 $15/hr
21 Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers $28,770 $28,450 750 $13/hr

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many Protective Service jobs are in Idaho?

Idaho has 21 Protective Service occupations with 16,120 total employed workers (2025 BLS data).

What is the highest-paying Protective Service job in Idaho?

The highest-paying Protective Service occupation in Idaho is First-Line Supervisors of Police and Detectives with a median salary of $94,920/year.

What is the average Protective Service salary in Idaho?

The average median salary across 21 Protective Service occupations in Idaho is $55,577/year.

What is the salary range for Protective Service in Idaho?

Salaries in Protective Service in Idaho range from $23,200 (entry-level) to $137,450 (senior) across all occupations.

What are SOC codes?

Standard Occupational Classification (SOC) codes organize jobs into groups. Protective Service occupations use SOC prefix 33. Data comes from BLS OEWS.

Explore Protective Service Career Resources

Data: BLS OEWS 2025. Salary figures represent May 2025 compensation for occupations classified under SOC code 33* in Idaho. Percentile ranges (P10–P90) reflect the lowest and highest earning 10% of workers. Our Methodology · Data Sources

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