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Auburndale Fire Department Firefighter Salary

Auburndale, Florida · Polk County · 21 career firefighters · 1 station

What Auburndale Fire Department pays

Entry-level starting pay

$51,216

a year

Top of posted range

Not listed

a year

Entry-level postings

1 posting

March 2026

Auburndale Fire Department listed starting pay of $51,216 a year in its entry-level posting from March 2026. The most recent, Firefighter in March 2026, started at $51,216.

Is Auburndale Fire Department hiring right now?

No openings from Auburndale Fire Department are listed on FireJobs today. Departments with 21 career firefighters usually post once or twice a year. Free weekly alerts for Florida cover it when they do.

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Past Auburndale Fire Department postings with pay

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

PositionPostedStartingTop of range
FirefighterMarch 2026$51,216Not listed

Auburndale Fire Department pay questions

How much does a firefighter at Auburndale Fire Department make?
Auburndale Fire Department listed starting pay of $51,216 a year in its entry-level posting from March 2026. The most recent, Firefighter in March 2026, started at $51,216.
How does Auburndale Fire Department pay compare with other Florida departments?
The average starting salary across 22 current Florida firefighter listings on FireJobs is $59,913. Auburndale Fire Department's most recent starting figure of $51,216 is 15% below it.
Is Auburndale Fire Department hiring right now?
No openings from Auburndale Fire Department are listed on FireJobs today. Departments with 21 career firefighters usually post once or twice a year. Free weekly alerts for Florida 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.