How much do tellers make in Las Cruces?

The median wage is $35,960 a year, with about 210 jobs in the area (Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025).

Checked Oct 23, 2026

Tellers Salary in Las Cruces, NM

Tellers in the Las Cruces, NM metro area earn a median $35,960 a year (May 2025).

Median here: $35,960 a year
New Mexico median: $37,680 a year
U.S. median: $43,030 a year
Employment: 210

Pay range in this area

10%: $29,820Median: $35,96090%: $44,400

Median (50%): $35,960 · $17.29 an hour
Mean (average): $36,860 · $17.72 an hour (estimate error ±2.0%)
10th percentile: $29,820 · $14.34 an hour
25th percentile: $31,990 · $15.38 an hour
75th percentile: $42,630 · $20.49 an hour
90th percentile: $44,400 · $21.35 an hour
Employment: 210 (estimate error ±9.6%)
Jobs per 1,000: 2.67
Location quotient: 1.26 (1.00 = national share)

Other areas in New Mexico

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Area	Median wage	Employment
Santa Fe, NM	$46,560	230
Albuquerque, NM	$39,920	950
Northern New Mexico nonmetropolitan area	$36,790	200
Farmington, NM	$36,460	120
Eastern New Mexico nonmetropolitan area	$36,170	570

Frequently asked questions

How much do tellers make in Las Cruces?: The median wage is $35,960 a year, with about 210 jobs in the area (Bureau of Labor Statistics, May 2025).

Data sources

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