The Office of the Gloucestershire Police and Crime Commissioner is committed to being open and transparent.  This includes publishing the salary, expenses and spending reports for the OPCC, PCC and Deputy PCC. You can access this information below.

Police and Crime Commissioner salary levels are set by the Home Secretary following recommendations by the Senior Salaries Review Board (SSRB). A salary range is in place to reflect the differences in police force weighting and policing challenges in each respective force area for England and Wales. Salaries are also aligned, but not equal to, Chief Constable salaries in each area. Gloucestershire’s PCC is currently paid an annual salary of £65,000 and the Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner is paid an annual salary of £45,000. The OPCC Chief Executive is paid an annual salary of £75,815.

Salary ranges set by the Home Secretary are as follows:

• £100,000 – West Midlands; Greater Manchester; West Yorkshire
• £85,000 – Thames Valley; Merseyside; Northumbria; Hampshire; Kent; Lancashire; Devon & Cornwall; South Yorkshire; Essex; Avon & Somerset; Sussex; South Wales
• £75,000 – Nottinghamshire; Hertfordshire; West Mercia; Cheshire; Humberside; Staffordshire; Leicestershire; Derbyshire
• £70,000 – Surrey; Norfolk; Cleveland; Durham; Cambridgeshire; North Wales; North Yorkshire; Gwent; Northamptonshire; Suffolk; Dorset; Wiltshire; Bedfordshire
• £65,000 – Gloucestershire; Lincolnshire; Cumbria; Warwickshire; Dyfed-Powys