15 cities and counties will increase their minimum wage July 1: Minimum wage increases, tipped minimum wage increases, and type of increase by state and locality

State Locality  Old minimum wage  Old tipped minimum wage  July 2023 minimum wage  July 2023 tipped minimum wage  Minimum wage increase  Tipped minimum wage increase Type of increase
Connecticut  $ 14.00 $6.38  $ 15.00 $6.38  $ 1.00 $0.00 Legislation
Washington D.C.  $ 16.10 $6.00  $ 17.00 $8.00  $ 0.90 $2.00 Inflation adjustment/ ballot measure
Nevada  $ 10.50  $ 11.25  $ 0.75 Legislation
Oregon  $ 13.50  $ 14.20  $ 0.70 Inflation adjustment
Oregon (Portland Urban Growth Boundary)  $ 14.75  $ 15.45  $ 0.70 Inflation adjustment
Oregon (nonurban counties)  $ 12.50  $ 13.20  $ 0.70 Inflation adjustment
Cities and counties
California Alameda  $ 15.75  $ 16.52  $ 0.77 Inflation adjustment
California Berkeley  $ 16.99  $ 18.07  $ 1.08 Inflation adjustment
California Emeryville  $ 17.68  $ 18.67  $ 0.99 Inflation adjustment
California Fremont  $ 16.00  $ 16.80  $ 0.80 Inflation adjustment
California Los Angeles  $ 16.04  $ 16.78  $ 0.74 Inflation adjustment
California Los Angeles County  $ 15.96  $ 16.90  $ 0.94 Inflation adjustment
California Malibu  $ 15.96  $ 16.90  $ 0.94 Inflation adjustment
California Milpitas  $ 16.40  $ 17.20  $ 0.80 Inflation adjustment
California Pasadena  $ 16.11  $ 16.93  $ 0.82 Inflation adjustment
California San Francisco  $ 16.99  $ 18.07  $ 1.08 Inflation adjustment
California Santa Monica  $ 15.96  $ 16.90  $ 0.94 Inflation adjustment
California West Hollywood $17.50 $19.08 $1.58 Inflation adjustment
Illinois Chicago  $ 15.40  $ 9.24  $ 15.80  $ 9.48  $ 0.40  $ 0.24 Inflation adjustment
Illinois Cook County  $ 13.35  $ 7.80  $ 13.70  $ 8.00  $ 0.35  $ 0.20 Inflation adjustment
Maryland Montgomery County  $ 15.65 $4.00  $ 16.70 $4.00  $ 1.05 $0.00 Inflation adjustment

Note: “Ballot measure” indicates the new rate was set by a ballot initiative passed by voters. “Legislation” indicates that the new rate was established by the legislature.  “Inflation adjustment” indicates that the new rate was established by a formula, reflecting the change in prices over the preceding year. Washington D.C's regular minimum wage increases due to an inflation adjustment, but its tipped minimum increases because of a ballot measure.

Source: EPI compilation of minimum wage data from state agency websites and state legislation.

View the underlying data on epi.org.