Minnesota · 2025 pay · 1,045 people
How much are state regulation and licensing employees paid in Minnesota?
$75,958typical pay for state regulation and licensing employees, 2025
$52,436 – $98,734what most people earned
Counts everyone paid during the year, including part-year workers, at the 28 employers listed below.
✓ Official data from Minnesota Management and Budget · Matches the agency's latest release · mn.gov ↗
Pay by employer
Typical pay counts everyone paid during each employer's latest year.
- Commerce Dept475 people$84,617
- Cannabis Management Office107 people$62,809
- Public Utilities Commission84 people$95,356
- Gambling Control Board52 people$73,536
- Racing Commission52 people$5,593
- Nursing Board45 people$64,917
- Professional Educator Licensing Standards Board29 people$74,201
- Medical Practice Board25 people$56,835
- Pharmacy Board25 people$83,140
- Cosmetologist Exam Board24 people$56,451
- Dentistry Board21 people$57,437
- Psychology Board18 people$75,838
- Social Work Board16 people$54,906
- Campaign Finance & Public Disclosure Board11 people$59,493
- Architecture, Engineering Board9 people$52,081
- Private Detective Board8 people$48,008
- Accountancy Board7 people$68,672
- Chiropractors Board7 people$41,783
- Behavioral Health & Therapy Bd6 people$58,054
- Board of Executives for Long Term Services & Supports4 people$81,565
- Physical Therapy Board4 people$62,057
- Barber Examiners Board3 people$56,103
- Marriage & Family Therapy3 people$66,946
- Occupational Therapy Practice Board3 people$69,710
- Dietetics & Nutrition Practice2 people$75,394
- Optometry Board2 people$62,685
- Veterinary Medicine Board2 people$92,417
- Podiatric Medicine Board1 person$112,504
No employers match.
Other types of employer in Minnesota
- State government51,835 people$76,256
- State health agencies7,936 people$75,849
- State courts and legal offices5,852 people$71,962
- State environment and natural resources agencies5,508 people$73,418
- State social services agencies3,937 people$82,196
- State administration and technology agencies3,634 people$112,305
- State police and public safety2,934 people$71,601
- State revenue and finance agencies2,775 people$79,605
- State labor and workforce agencies2,431 people$79,177
- State education agencies961 people$81,202
- State legislature512 people$76,586
- State economic development and housing agencies459 people$94,452
Each employer is placed in one type, following the US Census Bureau's types of government; state agencies are also grouped by what they do. This page: State agencies: Regulation and licensing. Employers we could not place with confidence are left out. "Typical pay" is the median; "most earned" is the middle half. How we calculate this