Transit and Railroad Police

Transit and Railroad Police

Protect and police railroad and transit property, employees, or passengers.

Salary by State

State Name Employment Annual Salary Hourly Salary
California 230 $69,930 $33.62
Florida 130 $69,500 $33.41
Georgia 510 $60,990 $29.32
Illinois 100 $80,690 $38.79
Maryland 300 $69,070 $33.21
New York 620 $63,630 $30.59
Pennsylvania $46,720 $22.46
Texas 350 $70,470 $33.88
Virginia 380 $84,410 $40.58

Education

The programs listed below are typically the education paths that can land you this kind of job.

A program that prepares individuals to perform routine inspection, patrol and crime prevention services for private clients. Includes instruction in the provision of personal protection as well as property security.

Certificate Associate Degree
Master's Degree
Certificate
  • $69,570 per year
    National average salary
    Moderate
    Job growth rate
  • High school diploma or equivalent
    Typical education requirement
  • Moderate-term on-the-job training
    Typical on-the-job training requirement

Educational Attainment

The following chart shows the highest education level completed by those working as transit and railroad police.

  • Less than high school 1%
  • High school graduate 12%
  • College dropout 30%
  • Associate’s degree 17%
  • Bachelor’s degree 32%
  • Master’s degree 6%
  • Doctorate degree 1%

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