GS-4 Pay — State of Alaska (2026)

$46,658
A GS-4 Step 5 in State of Alaska earns $46,658 in 2026. Across all ten steps, GS-4 in State of Alaska ranges $41,168–$53,521.
State of Alaska locality pay: 32.36% · effective January 11, 2026

This page shows GS-4 pay in the State of Alaska locality pay area for 2026. The State of Alaska area adds 32.36% in locality pay on top of the GS-4 base rate.

StepAnnualHourlyBi-weekly
Step 1$41,168$19.73$1,578.40
Step 2$42,541$20.38$1,630.40
Step 3$43,913$21.04$1,683.20
Step 4$45,286$21.70$1,736.00
Step 5$46,658$22.36$1,788.80
Step 6$48,031$23.01$1,840.80
Step 7$49,403$23.67$1,893.60
Step 8$50,776$24.33$1,946.40
Step 9$52,149$24.99$1,999.20
Step 10$53,521$25.64$2,051.20

Locality pay is calculated as the base rate multiplied by one plus the locality percentage, rounded to the nearest dollar.

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$46,658/yr
Base pay (before locality)$35,251
State of Alaska locality32.36%
Adjusted annual$46,658
Per month$3,888
Bi-weekly$1,788.80
Hourly$22.36

Adjusted = base × (1 + locality %), rounded to the nearest dollar. Hourly = annual ÷ 2087; bi-weekly = hourly × 80.

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Frequently asked questions

How much does GS-4 make in State of Alaska?

For 2026, GS-4 in State of Alaska ranges from $41,168 at the first step to $53,521 at the top step, with $46,658 near the middle.

How is State of Alaska locality pay calculated?

The GS-4 base rate is multiplied by one plus the State of Alaska locality percentage of 32.36%, then rounded to the nearest dollar.

What is the 2026 raise?

For 2026, the across-the-board base rate rose while locality percentages were held at their prior-year levels, so the State of Alaska rate remained 32.36%.

Is this before or after tax?

The GS-4 figures for State of Alaska are gross 2026 amounts, before tax and withholding.

Source: OPM Salary Table 2026-AK · effective January 11, 2026 · State of Alaska, 32.36% locality. Rates current as of July 20, 2026. Reference figures for general information — official pay is set by your agency, DFAS or OPM. See methodology.