Average Salary in Wyoming

State of United States · Data verified 2026-01-01

Minimum wage

$7.25 /hr

Average salary $4,300 /mo

Matches United States national rate #56 of 56 state Since 2009-07-24

With a population of 588,000, Wyoming is a state of United States whose economy centers on mining and oil and gas. The state follows the national minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. Workers earn an average gross salary of $4,300 per month. The cost of living is 7% below the national average. The median household income is $72,495 per year.

• AT A GLANCE

Rank: #56 of 56; state
vs National: =; United States floor
Annual (est.): $15,080; full-time, before tax
Change Since 2019: +0%; nominal wage

Wage Breakdown

Hourly: $7.25
Monthly: $1,256.64 Based on 173.33 hours/month (40 hrs/week)
Annual: $15,080 Based on 2,080 hours/year

Wyoming has a state minimum wage of $5.15/hr, but the federal minimum wage of $7.25/hr supersedes it for employers covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA). In practice, the effective minimum wage for most workers is $7.25/hr. Wyoming's $5.15 state rate applies only to employers not covered by the FLSA.

At this rate, a full-time worker earns approximately $15,080 /yr before tax. Whether that covers living costs depends on local prices. See United States purchasing power context.