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Contra Costa County Fire Protection District Firefighter Salary

Concord, California · Contra Costa County · 216 career firefighters · 23 stations

What Contra Costa County Fire Protection District pays

Starting pay (officer postings)

$139,644

a year

Top of posted range

$187,136

a year

Postings

1 posting

October 2026

Contra Costa County Fire Protection District listed starting pay of $139,644 a year in its posting (officer ranks only; no entry-level posting recorded) from October 2026, with a top of range up to $187,136. The most recent, Fire Investigation Unit Captain (Fire Prevention Captain) in October 2026, started at $139,644 (up to $187,136).

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Past Contra Costa County Fire Protection District postings with pay

Closed postings FireJobs recorded in the last two years. Figures are as the department listed them.

PositionPostedStartingTop of range
Fire Investigation Unit Captain (Fire Prevention Captain)October 2026$139,644$187,136

Contra Costa County Fire Protection District pay questions

How much does a firefighter at Contra Costa County Fire Protection District make?
Contra Costa County Fire Protection District listed starting pay of $139,644 a year in its posting (officer ranks only; no entry-level posting recorded) from October 2026, with a top of range up to $187,136. The most recent, Fire Investigation Unit Captain (Fire Prevention Captain) in October 2026, started at $139,644 (up to $187,136).
Is Contra Costa County Fire Protection District hiring right now?
No openings from Contra Costa County Fire Protection District are listed on FireJobs today. Departments with 216 career firefighters usually post once or twice a year. Free weekly alerts for California cover it when they do.

Source: pay figures the department published in its own job postings, recorded by FireJobs when each posting was live. Pay changes with contracts and steps; the posting for a current opening is the figure that applies.