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LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO

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Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy LUCAS COUNTY, OHIO

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Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy Introduction ��4 506 E. Liberty St. Demographics ��6 Ann Arbor, MI 48104-7202 population change ��6 population by age ��7 [email protected] population by educational attainment ��8 734-998-6201 household income & housing value ��9 Economy �� 10 employment overview ��10 Lawrence A. Molnar unemployment ��11 Associate Director employment by industry �� 12 employment by occupation �� 13 Carmen Wells Quigg location quotient �� 14 Project Manager Incentives �� 15 local tax incentives �� 15 loans, funds, & financial sources �� 16 economic development organizations �� 17 Local Assets �� 19 transportation �� 19 Education �� 21 colleges, universities, & technical schools �� 21 K-12 education ��23 Quality of Life ��24 parks & recreation ��24 museums & libraries ��25 performing arts ��26 The National Excess Manufacturing Capacity Catalog (NEXCAP) is the result of collaboration between sports ��27 the University of Michigan’s Institute for Research on Labor, Employment, and the Economy (IRLEE), Healthcare ��28 and the U.S. Commerce Department’s Economic Development Administration (EDA). This profile was healthcare systems ��28 produced by NEXCAP and a comprehensive update was completed in August 2013. Since community, human services ��29 site, and facility information changes periodically, the profile may contain outdated material. While NEXCAP makes every reasonable effort to present current and accurate information, no guarantee of any kind is made.

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MONROE ADRIAN Area and Infrastructure Lucas County 2013 Introduction

Lucas County is located in northwest Ohio and on the western end of Lake Erie, adjacent to the state of Michigan. The county seat, Toledo, is a regional economic and cultural center as well as the fourth most populous city in Ohio. This area is extensively served by highways and Created in August 2013 by IRLEE rail lines, which provide great access to many of SYLVANIA Sources: Ohio Geographically Referenced the country’s manufacturing clusters and markets. Information Program 2013. With historical concentrations in glass,

automotive, and logistics industries, Lucas County TOLEDO OREGON o also provides opportunities for new industries LUCAS Airports

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PERRYSBURG OTTAWA Area 340.9 sq. miles Ohio Counties o Population 431,000 (in 2010) PORT CLINTON

County seat Toledo o Major cities Toledo, Maumee, Oregon, BRYAN Sylvania Major assets Extensive transportation WOOD

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Demographics: population change DEMOGRAPHICS: population by age

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5% Population by (%) Age by Population PopulationGrowth (%) Rate -5 0% 2000 2010 2011 2000 2010 2011 2000 2010 2011 -10 Lucas County Ohio National Lucas County Ohio National 1980-1990 1990-2000 2000-2010 0-14 15-34 35-54 55-74 75+ United States Census. 1980, 1990, 2000, 2010

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According to 2010 population in this area and when both census data, Lucas County General Motors and Chrysler Lucas County has a younger has a higher portion of has a population of 441,185, established plants in the city populator than the averages people aged 18 to 34, which which is a decrease of three of Toledo. for Ohio, with a median indicates a promising labor percent from 2000. Over age of 37.2 compared to the force composition for modern the same period, the State The projected population statewide average of 38.8. manufacturing industries. of Ohio experienced slight of Lucas County for 2020 In particular, Lucas County population growth, but the is 430,450, a moderate two growth rates were significantly percent decrease from 2010. lower than national figures. In history, the highest population growth occurred in the 1950s and 1960s, when the automobile industriy boomed

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DEMOGRAPHICS: population by educational attainment DEMOGRAPHICS: household income & housing value

Lucas County Ohio National 100% 2000 $52,533 $56,635 $58,070 90% 2010 $40,964 $47,638 $52,874 80% 2011 $39,350 $49,448 $51,723 70% United States Census. 2000. American Community Survey. 2010-1 Year Estimate, 2011-1 Year Estimates.

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30% 2010 $130,796 $141,995 $190,067 20% 2011 $120,546 $133,200 $177,798 10% American Community Survey. 2010-1 Year Estimate, 2011-1 Year Estimates.

0% 2000 2010 2011 2000 2010 2011 2000 2010 2011 Lucas County Ohio National According to the 2011 value is also significantly High School Diploma Associates Degree Bachelors Degree Graduate Degree American Community Survey, lower than that of other areas, The median household income which maintains housing United States Census. 2000. American Community Survey. 2010-1 Year Estimate, 2011-1 Year Estimates. for Lucas County was $39,350 affordability to lower-income in 2011, which is respectively families in this area. 20.4% and 23.9% lower than The proportion of population an associate’s degree; more the state and the national aged 25 years or older with at than 22% of the population level. The median housing least a high school degree is holds at least bachelor’s 87.3% for Lucas County. More degree; and more than 9% of than 55.8% of the population the population has acquired aged 25 years or older has a graduate or professional acquired some college or degree.

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Economy: employment overview ECONOMY: unemployment

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Unemployment Rate 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 8.1 39.6 76 -12.9 -9 Labor Force Lucas County Ohio National Participation Rate 63.7 -3.6 -3.6 -2.6 -6 United States Bureau of Labor Statistics 2012. Source: United States Bureau of Labor Statistics 2012

From 1997 to 2011, the recession. The unemployment Employment in Lucas County However, local economy unemployment rate in Lucas rate has declined significantly has been slightly lower than began to revitalized after County remained higher than since that time. In 2012, the national average, partially the recession. By 2012, the both the state and national the region offered more because of the decline in the county had gained about average. The unemployment than 200,000 jobs with automotive industry and the 2,000 jobs and lowered the rate peaked in 2009 at an unemployment rate of decrease in labor force. unemployment rate from 12.2% due to the nationwide approximately 8%, the same 12.3% to 8.0%. as the national average.

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ECONOMY: employment by industry ECONOMY: employment by occupation

Natural resources and mining Transportation and Material Moving Occupations Production Occupations Construction Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations Manufacturing Construction and Extraction Occupations Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations Trade, transportation, and utilities Office and Administrative Support Occupations Information Sales and Related Occupations Personal Care and Service Occupations Financial activities Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations Professional and business services Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations Protective Service Occupations Education and health services Healthcare Support Occupations Leisure and hospitality Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations Other services Education, Training, and Library Occupations Unclassified Legal Occupations Community and Social Service Occupations 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% 25% 30% Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations Lucas County Ohio National Architecture and Engineering Occupations Computer and Mathematical Occupations United States Bureau of Labor Statistics 2012 Business and Financial Operations Occupations Traditionally evolved as a Economic Development Management Occupations port and industrial center, Corperation has trageted key Lucas County has shifted its industrial clusters such as 0% 5% 10% 15% 20% National Ohio Lucas County concentration to establish plastics, engineering services, United States Bureau of Labor Statistics 2012 a diverse economic base. automotive components, Currently, major employment logistics and warehousing, sectors in Lucas County propulsion systems and In 2011, major occupations occupations was nearly twice are manufacturing, trade, advanced manufacturing, and in Toledo MSA were office as the national level. transportation and utilities, biomedical engineering. and administrative, food professional and business preparation, sales, and services, education and health production occupations. The services, and leisure and percentage of production hospitality. Lucas County

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ECONOMY: location quotient Incentives: local tax incentives

Natural resources and mining Enterprise Zone Tax Abatement Construction Real property tax incentives for businesses that expand or locate in Ohio. Enterprise zones provide tax abatements to businesses making capital Manufacturing investment and creating employment within the zone. There are currently Trade, transportation, and utilities 5 designated enterprise zones in Lucas County. Policies on each enterprise Information zone can be found at the municipalities’ websites. Financial activities www.development.ohio.gov/oteisearch/ez/selection.aspx?County=Lucas Professional and business services Community Reinvestment Area Education and health services Areas of land in which property owners can receive tax incentives for Leisure and hospitality investing in real property improvements. The Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) Program is a direct incentive tax exemption program Other services benefiting property owners who renovate existing or construct new Unclassified buildings. www.co.lucas.oh.us/index.aspx?NID=1490 0.00 0.20 0.40 0.60 0.80 1.00 1.20 1.40 1.60 National Comparison Ohio Comparison Toledo Expansion Incentive United States Bureau of Labor Statistics 2012 An income tax-based award for private businesses to expand in the City of Toledo’s downtown area, designated industrial areas, commercial zones, and other development areas. The amount of the award will be based on The manufacturing, education and distribution stand out as a percentage of municipal income tax paid in the first full year after the and health services, along local pillars with a location application is approved. with leisure and hospitality are quotient more than 2, toledo.oh.gov/Departments/Development/Real-Estate/Tax-Incentives the three most concentrated compared with the national sectors in Lucas County average. compared with the national average. Petroleum and coal products manufacturing, nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing, transportation equipment manufacturing,

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INCENTIVES & PROGRAMS: loans, funds, & financial sources INCENTIVES & PROGRAMS: economic development organizations

The Regional 166 Loan Program Toledo-Lucas County Port Authority Direct loans to Ohio businesses for land and building acquisition, A govermental authority that manages maritime, aviation, economic construction, expansion, renovation, and equipment purchases. development, and financing services in the region. It operates the Port www.toledoportauthority.org/Services/FinancingServices.aspx of Toledo, Toledo Express Airport and Toledo Executive Airport, also known as Metcalf Field. It is also responsible for various development and Fixed Interest Rate Revenue Bonds financing programs for businesses in the region. From 1 million to 8 million fixed interest rate bonds to small and medium www.toledoportauthority.org/en-us/home.aspx sized companies, financing for land and buildings investment. Bonds for manufacturing, non-profit and governmental operations are tax-exempt. Lucas County Economic Development Corporation www.toledoportauthority.org/Services/FinancingServices.aspx A private non-profit organization that serves as the primary economic development agency for Lucas County and its municipalities. LCEDC Infrastructure Financing works with local businesses, governments, educational institutions, and Long term financing resources to developers and governmental entities the non-profit sector to initiate economic development programs and for public infrastructure, such as tax increment financing and special connect business opportunities. assessment-backed bonds. www.lcedc.net www.toledoportauthority.org/Services/FinancingServices.aspx Toledo Regional Chamber of Commerce Small Business Administration 504 Loan Program A local, independent membership organization made up of nearly 2,400 Funding to small private businesses with a net worth not exceeding $15 businesses in the region. The primary goal of the Chamber of Commerce is million and net after-tax profit of not more than $5 million, with only a to improve the local business climate primarily through business networks 10% equity injection requirement. and political advocacy groups. www.toledoportauthority.org/Services/FinancingServices.aspx www.toledochamber.com

Lucas County Link Deposit Program Regional Growth Partnership Pre-approved economic development loan to businesses in Lucas County A privately led organization that promotes economic development beyond with a reduction of 3 percent in the rate of interest on their commercial political boundaries. RGP offers a full-range of business assistance services bank loan. for business owners, site selectors, and real estate professionals in the http://www.co.lucas.oh.us/index.aspx?nid=475 northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan region. www.rgp.org

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Local Assets: transportation

Northwest Ohio Regional Economic Development Association Freeways A non-profit association and forum of economic development practitioners Three major interstate highways service the region; I-80 runs east-west and partners from 18 counties throughout northwest Ohio. from New York to California; I-90 runs east-west from Massachusetts to www.nwored.com Washington (both I-80 and I-90 travel through the southern boundary of the city of Toledo); I-75 runs north-south from Michigan to Florida. Two Lucas County Workforce Development Agency major auxiliary routes, I-475 and I-280, serve the region as supplements A governmental agency that works with non-profit organizations and to I-75 and I-80. The abundunt highway network links the region to private sector workforce development organizations to meet the need of major cities throughout the country and makes Toledo region a center for employers of all sizes and job-seekers from all skill levels. distribution and logistics industry. www.co.lucas.oh.us/index.aspx?nid=64 Other highways The Source Northwest Ohio Ohio State Routes 2, 24, 25, 51, 65, 120, 184 and 240 serve Lucas County, A regional employment center governed by a Workforce Investment Board providing connection to surrounding Ohio and Michigan cities. (WIB). It provides leadership and oversight to the workforce development system within Lucas County. The center also provides career counseling Airports and training services to individual job-seekers. Toledo Express Airport is an international airport located in Swanton, Ohio, www.thewib-lc.org about 20 miles west to the central business district of Toledo. It serves about 140,000 passengers each year by four airlines (American Eagle, Allegiant Air, Delta Connection and DIRECTAIR) and offers a wide variety of air cargo and aviation services through various operators such as National Flight Services, Grand Aire and TOL Aviation. It is home to the National Guard’s 180th Fighter Wing and serves as the North American air cargo hub for Schenker/BAX Global, Inc. www.flytoledoexpress.com

Toledo Metcalf Airport is another public airport operated by the Toledo- Lucas County Port Authority. It provides general aviation services through its fixed-based operator Crow, Inc. www.airnav.com/airport/KTDZ

Lucas County is also 50 miles south of the Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County International Airport, a major international air transporation hub in southeast Michigan. www.metroairport.com

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Education: colleges, universities, & technical schools

Railways Davis College Toledo is the third largest rail hub in the United States, with major truck A private, two-year institution of higher education located in the city of lines providing service to the entire region. National rail companies such Toledo. Davis College offers educational programs in the fields of business as CSX and Norfolk operate extensive rail services in Lucas County, administration, information technology, education, health, and design. connecting the region to major markets in Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, and www.daviscollege.edu Illinois. www.csx.com Lourdes University www.nscorp.com A university with Catholic and Franciscan traditions located in Sylvania, Ohio, 10 miles west of the city of Toledo. Lourdes Universities offers 33 Seaports undergraduate majors, 6 graduate degree programs, and various pre- The Lake Erie Port of Toledo is a multi-modal transportation hub with professional programs to its 2,621 enrolled students. incorportated waterborne, rail, and highway operations. It is linked to www.lourdes.edu global markets through the Great Lakes/St. Lawrence Seaway System and spans 443 square miles. As one of the largest land mass seaport on the Mercy College of Northwest Ohio Greak Lakes, the Port of Toledo handles an average of over 12 million tons A Catholic secondary medical education institute sponsored by Mercy and of cargo and 700 vessel calls each year. Catholic Healthcare systems. The college has its main campus in Toledo www.toledoseaport.org with another campus in Youngstown. The Toledo campus offers Associate of Science degrees in General Studies, Health Information Technology, Public Transit Nursing, Radiologic Technology and a Bachelor of Science degree in The Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority (TARTA) serves eight Nursing. communities in the Toledo area. Currently, TARTA operates about 40 www.mercycollege.edu regular routes throughout the county. TARTA also operates express routes, door-to-door paratransit, and specific shuttle services throughout the area. Owens Community College www.tarta.com A comprehensive community colleges serving more than 20,000 students in Lucas, Wood, Hancock, and Ottawa Counties. Owens Community College offers a variaty of associate degree programs, certificate programs, and workforce training programs. www.owens.edu

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EDUCATION: K-12 education

University of Toledo (UT) Public and private schools A state-established research university offering more than 300 Lucas County has 8 public school districts and 131 public schools. For undergraduate, graduate and professional programs, including nationally- 2011-2012, 3 school districts (Anthony Wayne Local, Sylvania City, ranked programs in the science, engineering, medical, and business fields. and Springfield Local) ranked Excellent with Distinction and 3 ranked UT has more than 22,000 enrolled students and 100,000 living alumni. UT Excellent by Ohio Department of Education. also provides comprehensive business counseling and education services to reportcard.education.ohio.gov/Pages/default.aspx small manufacturers and technology firms through its regional branch of the Ohio Manufacturing and Technology Small Business Development Program. There are also about 50 private schools serves K-12 students, some of www.utoledo.edu/index.html which made the honor roll of top Catholic schools in the nation.

Bowling Green State University (BGSU) A state-established research univerisity located in Bowling Green, Wood County, Ohio, 22 miles south of the city of Toledo. BGSU has a total student population of over 17,000 (including 3,000 graduate students) and opertates prominent research projects in psychology, sociology, education, energy and sustainability. www.bgsu.edu

Penta Career Center A Perryburg-based school accredited by the North Central Association Commission on Accreditation and School Improvement for Colleges and Schools and by the Ohio Board of Regents. It provides adult education services at various locations throughout the county. www.pentacareercenter.org/default.aspx

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Quality of Life: parks & recreation QUALITY OF LIFE: museums & libraries

The Metropark system Toledo Museum of Art A regional public park system and a public agency covering an area of An art museum located in Toledo city with international reputation. 10,500 acres parks and outdoor recreational and educational spaces. The main museum building includes 45 galleries, 15 classroom Admission is free everyday from 7 am to dark. Major natrual areas studios, one 1,750-seat concert hall, and a collection of more than preserved by the system are the Oak Openings, the Lake Erie coastal 30,000 works of art. zone, and green corridors along the Maumee River, Ottawa River, and www.toledomuseum.org Swan Creek. www.metroparks.org Toledo Firefighters Museum A two-story museum located in downtown Toledo that exhibits the Toledo Zoo history of the Toledo Fire Division and educates citizens about fire A public zoo managed by the Toledo Zoological Society. The zoo is a prevention and safety. member of the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) and www.toledofiremuseum.com the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). www.toledozoo.org Maumee Valley Historical Society A museum that exhibits the history and culture of the Maumee valley in an recreated village around the grounds of the Wolcott House. www.wolcotthouse.org

Sylvania Historical Village Also known as the Heritage Center Museum, the village contains several historical houses, a rail depot, a reproduced timber frame barn, and a sister city garden. www.cityofsylvania.com/historic

Blair Museum of Lithophanes A museum displaying over 2300 pieces of antique lithophanes. It has the largest collection of lithophanes over the world. www.lithophanemuseum.org

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QUALITY OF LIFE: performing arts QUALITY OF LIFE: sports

Maumee Indoor Theatre Toledo Mudhens An iconic art deco theatre located in downtown Maumee. The theatre shows A minor-league baseball team in the International League affiliated daily movies and holds special events throughout the year. with the Detroit Tigers of major league baseball. The team plays at the www.maumeeindoor.com Fifth Third Field in Toledo. www.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t512 Peristyle Theatre A 1,710-seat Greek Revival-style concert hall located in the Toledo Museum of Toledo Walleye Art. It is the winter home of the Toledo Symphony Orchestra’s “Classic Series” A professional hockey team and member of the North Division of the and special concerts. Eastern Conference of the ECHL. The team plays its home games at the www.toledomuseum.org Huntington Center in downtown Toledo. www.toledowalleye.com Stranahan Theatre and the Great Hall A 1,677-seat multipurpose performing arts facility located in the Masonic Toledo Rockets complex on southwest side of Toledo. A college athletic teams that represents the University of Toledo. UT www.stranahantheater.org Rockets is a Division I Football Bowl Subdivision team and play in the Mid-American Conference (MAC). The team plays its home games at Toledo Repertoire Theatre the Glass Bowl stadium. A community live theatre with performances ranging from famous Broadway www.utrockets.com shows to original works. www.toledorep.org

Valentine Theatre A 901-seat performing arts facility located in downtown Toledo. It is home to many local art groups such as the Toledo Opera, Toledo Symphony Orchestra, Toledo Ballet, and Toledo Jazz Society. www.valentinetheatre.com

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Healthcare: healthcare systems HEALTHCARE: human services

University of Toledo Medical Center Neighborhood Health Association A public hospital affiliated with the University of Toledo located on A community based, community oriented association that provides the UT Health Science Campus in south Toledo. As the only university quality health care, education, and support to all community members hospital in the region, the medical center provides advanced treatment regardless of their ability to pay. NHA has multiple clinical sites and in cardiology, neurology, orthopaedics, cancer, surgery and kidney service facilities, including adult medical centers, pediatric clinics, transplantation. The trauma center also offers emergency and trauma women’s health care clinics, and a shelter facility. NHA also has services 24 hours a day. certified physicians in women, infants and children (WIC), social work, utmc.utoledo.edu/index.html sickle cell education and detection, and other specialities. www.nhainc.org ProMedica Health System A non-profit health care system with locations in northwest Ohio and Lucas County Department of Job & Family Services southeast Michigan. The system has six affiliated hospitals in Lucas A county government department that provides temporary economic County, including Bay Park Hospital in Oregon, Flower Hospital in assistance, disability assistance, medical aid, and other services to Sylvania, St. Luke’s Hospital in Maumee, Toledo Hospital, Toledo families throughout the county. The department’s Division of Child Children’s Hospital, and Wildwood Orthopaedic and Spine Hospital in Support establishes quality child support assistance to entitled Toledo. families. www.promedica.org www.co.lucas.oh.us/index.aspx?nid=633

Mercy A Catholic health care system in northwest Ohio and southeast Michigan. The system has four affiliated hospitals, with Mercy St. Charles Hospital in Oregon, and Mercy St. Vincent Medical Center, Mercy Children’s Hospital, and Mercy St. Charles Hospital, all in Toledo. www.mercyweb.org

The Toledo Clinic A multi-specialty medical clinic located in northwest Toledo with over 170 independent physicians in more than 30 different specialties. www.toledoclinic.com

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