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Light Fixture Maintenance Worker prevailing wage in Franklin County, Washington
$17.13an hour, base wage + fringe benefits
$8.55 base wage + $8.58 fringe benefits
Franklin County uses the same light fixture maintenance worker rates as 18 other counties. See all of them on one page.
On Washington public works in Franklin County, a light fixture maintenance worker must be paid at least $17.13 an hour. L&I's wage and benefit figures for this rate add up to $8.55, below the state minimum wage, so L&I publishes the rate at the 2026 minimum wage of $17.13.
L&I published this rate on August 2, 2010 and it took effect September 1, 2010. L&I hasn't changed it since, so it is still current in period 2026-2. Checked against L&I's wage lookup on October 24, 2026.
Base wage and fringe benefits: $8.55 + $8.58
The wage is the taxable hourly rate. The other lines are what Washington law calls "usual benefits": contributions to health, pension, vacation and holiday, apprenticeship and similar plans. A contractor that doesn't provide a benefit pays its value as wages instead (RCW 39.12.010).
| Base wage (taxable) | $8.55 |
| Raised to the state minimum wage | $8.58 |
| Total straight-time hourly rate | $17.13 |
L&I's wage and benefit columns for this row add up to $8.55. That is below Washington's 2026 minimum wage, so L&I publishes the total at $17.13, the minimum wage (L&I minimum wage).
Set from: L&I wage survey (weighted average). Where a county has a collective bargaining agreement, L&I adopts its wage and benefits; with more than one, the higher rate prevails. Otherwise L&I uses wage surveys (RCW 39.12.015).
When does this rate change?
- Rates lock at the bid date. A project uses “the rates that are in effect on the date when bids by prime contractors are due”, and they stay for the life of the contract. If the contract isn't awarded within six months of the bid date, the award-date rates apply. Contracts without bids use the date they're signed (WAC 296-127-011).
- L&I publishes on the first business day of February and August, and rates take effect 30 days later. Corrections can be published at any time and also take effect 30 days later (WAC 296-127-011(1); L&I publications and corrections). L&I's next set is due February 1, 2027, effective March 3, 2027.
- L&I doesn't republish every rate each period. A rate stays until L&I changes it, so each one has its own date. This one was published August 2, 2010 and took effect September 1, 2010.
- This rate sits at the state minimum wage, which L&I applies by date. From January 1, 2027 the minimum wage is $17.73 (L&I minimum wage), and L&I's lookup already returns this rate at $17.73 for 2027 award dates.
Davis-Bacon light fixture maintenance worker rate in Franklin County
Federally funded or assisted construction here uses the U.S. Department of Labor's wage determinations. When a contract requires both the state rate and the Davis-Bacon rate, paying the higher of the two meets both. The contract documents say which apply.
The federal determinations for Franklin County list no light fixture maintenance worker classification.
Davis-Bacon rates from SAM.gov, read October 25, 2026. Our federal totals are base plus fringe; DOL prints no total. Washington Davis-Bacon changes
How Franklin County compares
The main light fixture maintenance worker rate in every county that has one, and how the pay splits here and in the nearest counties. All bars use the same scale.
Every county in Washington
Base wage and fringe benefits, nearby
- Franklin Countybase $8.55$17.13
- Walla Walla Countybase $8.55$17.13
- Adams Countybase $8.55$17.13
- Benton Countybase $34.23$34.23
Light Fixture Maintenance Worker rates in nearby counties
Current L&I rates. You pay the rate for the county where the work is done. The statute defines “locality” as “the largest city in the county wherein the physical work is being performed”, and L&I publishes rates county by county (RCW 39.12.010).
L&I's light fixture maintenance worker rates for Franklin County are the same as in 18 other counties: Adams, Asotin, Chelan, Columbia, Douglas, Ferry, Garfield, Lewis and 10 more.
| County | Classification | Base wage | Total rate | vs Franklin County |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Benton County | Journey Level | $34.23 | $34.23 | +$17.10 |
| Grant County | Journey Level | $24.88 | $24.88 | +$7.75 |
| Franklin County | Journey Level | $8.55 | $17.13 | |
| Walla Walla County | Journey Level | $8.55 | $17.13 | same |
| Adams County | Journey Level | $8.55 | $17.13 | same |
| Columbia County | Journey Level | $8.55 | $17.13 | same |
| Garfield County | Journey Level | $8.55 | $17.13 | same |
Washington light fixture maintenance worker prevailing wage by county, with a map
More from L&I on this rate
- Scope of work, WAC 296-127-01325: which tasks this trade covers. L&I says the right classification “depends upon determinations published by L&I” (L&I).
- L&I's prevailing wage lookup, for any county, trade and bid date
- Apprentices: registered apprentices are paid L&I's apprentice rate for the trade. Anyone without a registered agreement counts as a journey-level worker (RCW 39.12.021).
Are you being paid this rate?
Add your wage to what your employer pays into health, pension and other plans for you, and compare it with $17.13. Each contractor files an L&I-approved Statement of Intent to Pay Prevailing Wages before it's paid, and an Affidavit of Wages Paid when the job is accepted (RCW 39.12.040). On contracts over $10,000 the approved intent and L&I's contact details are posted on the job site (RCW 39.12.020).
Source
Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, prevailing wage lookup, Franklin County, Electrical Fixture Maintenance Workers (EFIX), L&I wage record 132881, published August 2, 2010, effective September 1, 2010: secure.lni.wa.gov/wagelookup/
Each figure comes from L&I's lookup and is checked against L&I's CSV export and a second, separate query. How we check · Download Franklin County as CSV · Report an error