How much money does the FBI swat team makes?

Answer 1

Most SWAT assignments are collateral, meaning that the officer continues to work at his regular job until and unless the SWAT team is called out. There might be weeks or months between callouts. The officer will work additional hours while training, and there may be incentive pay (possibly 3-5% of the officer's usual pay) for being on the SWAT team. Other than the extra overtime for training and callouts and the incentive pay, SWAT officers make the same money as other LE officers in their agency.

Answer 2

SWAT (Special Weapons and Tactics) teams are usually made up of experienced officers with special skills that suit them to the unconventional activities of the teams. Since the starting salary for most medium-sized police departments is in the $40,000/yr. range, we could expect the more experienced officers of a SWAT unit to be making $60,000 and up, depending on the department, their rank, and time in service.

Answer 3

A S.W.A.T officer gets paid as much as a patrol officer. Sometimes they get paid even less because they don't get as much work as other police officer's get about one million in each mission.

Answer 4

The average annual salary for a SWAT team member in the United States is $61,000. In Houston, Texas, the average annual salary for a SWAT team member is $93,000.

Answer 5

im a swat member myself and i make about 100,000 monthly

Answer 6

They get paid at the same salary scale that the other members of their departments or agencies get paid, with perhaps a small stipend for theiir status as "technicians."