Minimum-wage finder
The published minimum wage rows for one place: the state rate and its tiers as the U.S. Department of Labor lists them, the tipped cash wage and tip credit, scheduled changes, the city or county rate where we publish one (29 ordinances), and the federal floor, each with the date it was verified. Your choice stays in this page's URL fragment and never reaches a server.
Minimum wage in Flagstaff, Arizona
Flagstaff publishes its own city minimum wage of $18.35 an hour, read from the city's official page on October 17, 2026. Arizona's state minimum wage is $15.15 an hour as DOL lists it, verified on October 17, 2026. The federal rate is $7.25. Where more than one law covers an employer, DOL states that the highest applicable rate must be paid.
Published rows
| Law | Rate per hour | Applies to | Next scheduled change | Verified |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Flagstaff (city ordinance) | $18.35 | All covered employers | $18.95 on | |
| Arizona (state law) | $15.15 | No condition stated by DOL | None listed by DOL | |
| Federal (FLSA) | $7.25 | Employers covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act | None (unchanged since ) |
Tipped employees
Arizona requires a cash wage above the federal tipped minimum of $2.13; the employer may count tips toward the rest, up to the tip credit shown.
| Row | Combined cash and tip minimum | Maximum tip credit | Minimum cash wage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Arizona | $15.15 | $3.00 | $12.15 |
Flagstaff's page states no separate tipped rate; the state row above is DOL's rule for Arizona.
Where to read more
- Minimum wage in Flagstaff: every tier, the ordinance, how the rate is adjusted and the page it was read from.
- Minimum wage in Arizona: DOL's rates with their conditions, scheduled increases, the full tipped row and neighbours.
- Arizona wage profile: what occupations actually pay, from BLS data.
- Federal minimum wage and the state table.
DOL's note under its table: "Some states set subminimum rates for minors and/or students or exempt them from coverage or have a training wage for new hires. Some local governments set minimum wage rates higher than their respective state minimum wage. Such differential provisions are not displayed in this table."
This finder shows published rates and is not legal advice; the statute and the agency govern. Whether a particular job is covered by the Fair Labor Standards Act, by state law or by a city or county ordinance depends on facts this site does not assess. For how to raise an underpayment, see FastGuide.
Sources
- State Minimum Wage Laws (U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division; DOL's table updated July 1, 2026; read October 17, 2026)
- Minimum Wages for Tipped Employees (U.S. Department of Labor, Wage and Hour Division)
- City of Flagstaff: Minimum Wage (official city page; read October 17, 2026)
How to read the result
Each row names the law, the rate per hour as the agency publishes it, who the agency says it applies to, the next change it states with a date and an amount, and the date we read it. A state that lists more than one rate shows the first (its standard or largest-employer rate) with the others beside it; the state page has every condition in DOL's words. A city or county appears only when its official page was fetched and every rate on our row was found on it; the cities and counties table lists the 29 we publish and the ones whose pages could not be read. DOL's state table was updated July 1, 2026.
What this finder does not do
It does not compute pay. It takes no wage, no hours and no dates of yours, and it does not say which law covers a particular job; it finds the published rows for a place and links to the pages behind them. Calculators live on FastCalc; how to raise an underpayment is on FastGuide.