2026 OPM LOCALITY PAY TABLE

2026 Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS GS Pay Scale

The 2026 Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS General Schedule locality pay table provides annual salary rates for GS-1 through GS-15 and Steps 1 through 10.

Locality Payment 18.97% 2026 locality adjustment
Total Increase 1% 2026 published increase
OPM Table KC Official locality code
Pay Year 2026 Annual GS rates
GradeStep 1Step 2Step 3Step 4Step 5Step 6Step 7Step 8Step 9Step 10
GS-1$26,868$27,769$28,662$29,552$30,443$30,966$31,849$32,739$32,776$33,607
GS-2$30,210$30,929$31,930$32,776$33,143$34,117$35,091$36,066$37,040$38,014
GS-3$32,964$34,063$35,163$36,262$37,361$38,461$39,560$40,659$41,758$42,858
GS-4$37,003$38,237$39,471$40,704$41,938$43,172$44,406$45,639$46,873$48,107
GS-5$41,400$42,780$44,160$45,541$46,921$48,301$49,681$51,061$52,441$53,821
GS-6$46,150$47,688$49,226$50,764$52,303$53,841$55,379$56,918$58,456$59,994
GS-7$51,283$52,993$54,702$56,412$58,122$59,831$61,541$63,250$64,960$66,670
GS-8$56,794$58,687$60,580$62,472$64,365$66,258$68,151$70,044$71,936$73,829
GS-9$62,729$64,821$66,912$69,004$71,095$73,187$75,278$77,370$79,461$81,553
GS-10$69,079$71,381$73,683$75,985$78,287$80,589$82,891$85,193$87,495$89,797
GS-11$75,897$78,427$80,958$83,488$86,019$88,549$91,080$93,610$96,141$98,671
GS-12$90,968$94,001$97,033$100,066$103,098$106,131$109,163$112,196$115,228$118,261
GS-13$108,173$111,779$115,385$118,991$122,597$126,203$129,809$133,415$137,021$140,627
GS-14$127,829$132,090$136,352$140,613$144,875$149,136$153,398$157,659$161,921$166,182
GS-15$150,359$155,371$160,383$165,396$170,408$175,420$180,432$185,444$190,457$195,469

Salary data from the official 2026 OPM annual locality pay table. Verify with OPM →

How to Use the Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS Pay Table

This page provides the 2026 General Schedule (GS) pay table for the Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS locality pay area. The table covers GS-1 through GS-15, with annual salary rates for Steps 1 through 10.

The 2026 locality payment for Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS is 18.97%. The published total increase for the 2026 table is 1%. The salaries shown in the table already include the applicable locality adjustment, so the locality percentage should not be added to these amounts again.

To find a salary, locate the employee’s GS grade in the first column and then select the appropriate step from 1 through 10. For example, an employee classified as GS-12 Step 5 should use the amount where the GS-12 row and Step 5 column meet.

GS grades represent different levels within the General Schedule, while steps represent salary progression within a grade. Moving to a higher step generally increases pay without changing the employee’s GS grade. A promotion to a higher grade is separate from progression through the steps of the current grade.

The Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS rate is based on the employee’s official duty station. OPM defines each locality pay area using specific geographic boundaries, which may include particular counties and other jurisdictions. A location near this locality is not necessarily covered by the same pay table and may fall under another locality area or the Rest of U.S. schedule.

These figures represent the standard GS locality schedule. Some federal employees may instead be affected by special salary rates, law-enforcement pay schedules, pay caps, or other special pay provisions. Those employees should verify the applicable schedule for their position and duty station.

To compare Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas City, MO-KS with another locality, use the same grade and step in both tables. This provides a more meaningful comparison because differences caused by grade level or step progression are removed.

The salary rates on this page are based on the official 2026 U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) annual locality pay table identified by OPM table code KC. The official OPM source linked on this page should be used to confirm current rates, geographic coverage, applicable pay limitations, and special-rate situations.