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Population Charts

Population

Five Year Projection (2022) 
Current Year (2017) 
US Census (2010)
Female/Male Ratio
51.06% : 48.94%
50.79% : 49.21%

Daytime Population

Total Daytime Population
Daytime population (Age 16+)
Retired population (Age 65+)
Population aged 16 and under (Children)
Civilian 16+, at Workplace
Homemakers (Age 16+)

Age

Median Age, Total
33.53

Age Demographics

71.38 % Age 18+
25.01 % Age 55+
13.86 % Age 65+

Population Mosaic (Current Year)

47.48 % Cultural Connections
37.82 % Family Union
6.4 % Promising Families
4.12 % Thriving Boomers
3.74 % Singles and Starters
0.44 % Pastoral Pride
Other
Unclassified 0
Aspirational Fusion 0
Suburban Style 0
Young City Solos 0
Power Elite 0
Golden Year Guardians 0
Economic Challenges 0
Booming with Confidence 0
Middle-class Melting Pot 0
Blue Sky Boomers 0
Families in Motion 0
Autumn Years 0
Flourishing Families 0
Significant Singles 0
Population Mosaic Segment Definitions:
  • Aspirational Fusion: Multi-cultural, low-income singles and single parents living in urban locations and striving to make a better life
  • Autumn Years: Established, ethnically-diverse and mature couples living gratified lifestyles in older homes
  • Blue Sky Boomers: Lower- and middle-class baby boomer-aged households living in small towns
  • Booming with Confidence: Prosperous, established couples in their peak earning years living in suburban homes
  • Cultural Connections: Diverse, mid- and low-income families in urban apartments and residences
  • Economic Challenges: Economically challenged mix of singles, divorced and widowed individuals in smaller cities and urban areas looking to make ends meet
  • Families in Motion: Younger, working-class families earning moderate incomes in smaller residential communities
  • Family Union: Mid-scale, middle-aged and somewhat ethnically-diverse families living in homes supported by solid blue-collar occupations
  • Flourishing Families: Affluent, middle-aged families and couples earning prosperous incomes and living very comfortable, active lifestyles
  • Golden Year Guardians: Retirees living in settled residences and communities
  • Middle-class Melting Pot: Mid-scale, middle-aged and established couples living in suburban and fringe homes
  • Pastoral Pride: Eclectic mix of lower middle-class widowed and divorced individuals and couples who have settled in country and small town areas
  • Power Elite: The wealthiest households in the US, living in the most exclusive neighborhoods, and enjoying all that life has to offer
  • Promising Families: Young couples with children in starter homes living child-centered lifestyles
  • Significant Singles: Middle-aged singles and some couples earning mid-scale incomes supporting active city styles of Living
  • Singles and Starters: Young singles starting out, and some starter families, in diverse urban communities
  • Suburban Style: Middle-aged, ethnically-mixed suburban families and couples earning upscale incomes
  • Thriving Boomers: Upper-middle-class baby boomer-age couples living comfortable lifestyles settled in town and exurban homes
  • Young City Solos: Younger and middle-aged singles living active and energetic lifestyles in metropolitan areas

Ethnicity (Not Hispanic/Latino)

2010 US Census (Not Hispanic/Latino)

91.27 % White
2.89 % Black/African American
1.64 % American Indian & Alaska Native
2.63 % Asian
0.02 % Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander
0.43 % Some other race
1.12 % Two or more races

Current Year (Not Hispanic/Latino)

88.6 % White
4.44 % Black/African American
1.69 % American Indian & Alaska Native
2.94 % Asian
0.05 % Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander
0.44 % Some other race
1.84 % Two or more races

Five Year Projection (Not Hispanic/Latino)

87.7 % White
4.62 % Black/African American
1.77 % American Indian & Alaska Native
3.18 % Asian
0.05 % Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander
0.47 % Some other race
2.2 % Two or more races

Ethnicity (Hispanic/Latino)

2010 US Census (Hispanic/Latino)

85.74 % White
0.21 % Black/African American
0.53 % American Indian & Alaska Native
0.06 % Asian
0.01 % Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander
11.69 % Some other race
1.75 % Two or more races

Current Year (Hispanic/Latino)

85.2 % White , Hispanic/Latino
0.39 % Black/African American
0.69 % American Indian & Alaska Native
0.11 % Asian
0.01 % Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander
11.74 % Some other race
1.86 % Two or more races

Five Year Projection (Hispanic/Latino)

84.97 % White
0.4 % Black/African American
0.7 % American Indian & Alaska Native
0.1 % Asian
0.01 % Native Hawaiian / Other Pacific Islander
11.92 % Some other race
1.9 % Two or more races
 

Housing & Households

475
Land Area
11,043
Total Housing Units
9,968
Total Households
10,255
Total Households
5 Year Projections


2,891
Owner-Occupied: Owned with a mortgage or loan

4,134
Owner-Occupied: Owned free and clear

2,942
Renter-Occupied

Housing Value (Current Year)

7,026
Total Owner-occupied housing units (OOHU)

Income

Per Capita Income
Average Household Income
$59,959

Median Household Income
$45,384

Households by Income (Current Year)

 

Education (Current Year)

Education



862
College undergraduate


58
Graduate or prof school

Educational Attainment at Age 25+ (Current Year)

 

Employment and Occupation

Employment and Occupation

TOTAL CIVILIAN EMPLOYED POPULATION AGED 16+


12,081
2010 US Census


16,549
Current Year


16,901
Five Year Projection

Employment by Industry

2010 US Census
Current Year (2017)

Transportation to Work (Current Year)



16,549
Total Workers 16+



15,554
Car, truck, or van

56
Public transport

402
Worked at home

Travel Time to Work (Current Year)

TRAVEL TIME FOR WORKERS 16+
 

Consumer Expenditures (Current Year)

Consumer Expenditures

Business Summary by SIC Code

29 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing
44 Construction
92 Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate
32 Manufacturing
51 Mining
30 Public Administration
195 Retail Trade
404 Services
71 Transportation, Communications, Electric, Gas, & Sanitary Services
62 Wholesale Trade

Retail Sales Volume

2016/2017 Demographics provided by Experian through Alteryx