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Minimum Wage Tracker

Stay compliant with current minimum wage rates across all 50 states. Track upcoming increases and plan your payroll accordingly.

$7.25
Federal Minimum
$17.50
Highest State Rate
31
States Above Federal
11
Upcoming Increases
State
Current Rate
Next Rate
Effective DateNotes
Alabama(AL)$7.25FederalNo state minimum wage law. Federal rate applies.
Alaska(AK)$11.73Adjusted annually for inflation
Arizona(AZ)$14.35Adjusted annually for inflation
Arkansas(AR)$11.00
California(CA)$16.00$16.50(+$0.50)Jan 1, 2025Fast food workers: $20/hr
Colorado(CO)$14.42Adjusted annually for inflation
Connecticut(CT)$15.69Adjusted annually for inflation
Delaware(DE)$13.25$15.00(+$1.75)Jan 1, 2025
District of Columbia(DC)$17.50Highest in the nation. Adjusted for inflation.
Florida(FL)$13.00$14.00(+$1.00)Sep 30, 2025Increasing $1/year until $15
Georgia(GA)$7.25FederalState rate is $5.15, federal applies to covered employers
Hawaii(HI)$14.00$16.00(+$2.00)Jan 1, 2026
Idaho(ID)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Illinois(IL)$14.00$15.00(+$1.00)Jan 1, 2025Chicago: $15.80
Indiana(IN)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Iowa(IA)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Kansas(KS)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Kentucky(KY)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Louisiana(LA)$7.25FederalNo state minimum wage law. Federal rate applies.
Maine(ME)$14.15Adjusted annually for inflation
Maryland(MD)$15.00Montgomery County: $17.15
Massachusetts(MA)$15.00Tipped minimum: $6.75
Michigan(MI)$10.33$12.48(+$2.15)Feb 21, 2025Major increase pending
Minnesota(MN)$10.85Large employers. Small: $8.85
Mississippi(MS)$7.25FederalNo state minimum wage law. Federal rate applies.
Missouri(MO)$12.30$13.75(+$1.45)Jan 1, 2025Increasing to $15 by 2026
Montana(MT)$10.30Adjusted annually for inflation
Nebraska(NE)$12.00$13.50(+$1.50)Jan 1, 2025Increasing to $15 by 2026
Nevada(NV)$12.00Same rate with or without health benefits now
New Hampshire(NH)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
New Jersey(NJ)$15.13Adjusted annually for inflation
New Mexico(NM)$12.00
New York(NY)$15.00$16.00(+$1.00)Jan 1, 2025NYC, Long Island, Westchester: $16
North Carolina(NC)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
North Dakota(ND)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Ohio(OH)$10.45Adjusted annually for inflation. Small employers: $7.25
Oklahoma(OK)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Oregon(OR)$14.70Portland Metro: $15.95
Pennsylvania(PA)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Rhode Island(RI)$14.00$15.00(+$1.00)Jan 1, 2025
South Carolina(SC)$7.25FederalNo state minimum wage law. Federal rate applies.
South Dakota(SD)$11.20Adjusted annually for inflation
Tennessee(TN)$7.25FederalNo state minimum wage law. Federal rate applies.
Texas(TX)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Utah(UT)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Vermont(VT)$13.67Adjusted annually for inflation
Virginia(VA)$12.00$12.41(+$0.41)Jan 1, 2025
Washington(WA)$16.28Seattle: $19.97. Adjusted for inflation.
West Virginia(WV)$8.75
Wisconsin(WI)$7.25FederalFollows federal minimum
Wyoming(WY)$7.25FederalState rate is $5.15, federal applies to covered employers

Important Notes

  • • Employers must pay the higher of federal, state, or local minimum wage
  • • Many cities and counties have higher minimum wages than their state
  • • Tipped employee minimums may differ (federal tipped minimum is $2.13/hr)
  • • Some states adjust rates annually for inflation (CPI)
  • • Small employers may have different minimums in some states