BLS figures put the median pay for tellers in Napa, CA, at $49,260 a year. It runs 25% above the national median of $39,300 for this occupation — pay here is notably stronger than the U.S. average. The middle 50% land between $45,290 and $55,410 — a 10,120 range that reflects differences in seniority, employer type, and specialization. The average (mean) of $50,620 comes in higher than the median, which usually means a share of high earners is pulling the average up. The catch: Napa is roughly in line with the national cost of living (cost index 100 against a 100 baseline), so that headline number buys less than it would elsewhere. On an hourly basis that is about $23.68, useful for comparing contract or part-time offers.

For context, the national median for tellers across all U.S. metros in our data is $39,300.