In the town I live in, teachers starting pay (BA/BS is education or other field with an education certification), 1st year teacher's salaries are just over $60K. Steps are incremental yearly beyond that, and currently a teacher with 20 years in the District (or equivalent experience) makes just over 95K. A teacher with a masters degree makes an additional 6K annually, and another 6 for a Ph.D. There is a local 16,000 student university. The District will pay for teachers to get the additional degrees from that University. In turn, the University offers convenient classes (2 hours per week for 4 semesters - much of it online instruction), for teachers who wish to attain those additional degrees (both M.Ed, as well as Ph.D. Ed.). Additionally, the teachers are allowed 3 weeks personal time, and 3 weeks sick leave each year - and those accrue if they are not used; and a teacher at retirement can cash those in (although many simply take whatever accrual time they have at the end of their careers, prior to retirement - usually a couple of school years - in order to get additional "steps", which increases the retirement pension they will receive; 90% of final base pay on average). The teacher's also do pay into, and receive Social Security.
All of those numbers increase annually by 3 - 4% depending on the CBA, which is negotiated every 4 years (NEXT summer it is up for negotiation).
Yesterday was a school board election primary. All candidates cross filed, so the primary is, essentially, the general election. The board that will negotiate that contract will contain two spouses of active teachers in the district, the most recently retired superintendent, and the most recently retired director of math curriclum, as well as one more retired teacher. There are 9 total members of the board. I don't anticipate the board being particularly adversarial with the Union during negotiations.
I don't know specifics about other places, but that is the package teachers in our town currently earn.
Regarding police; the Sheriff here makes 55K.