Salt Lake City Data Book 2020

Utah’s Salt Lake City capital city demographic Data Book resource 2020

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Analysis in Brief...... 3 Married-Couple Family Households with Subcounty Population and Household Estimates...... 4 Children Under 18...... 62 Population Change...... 6 Single Householders with Children Under 18 ...... 64 Rate of Population Change...... 8 Family Households of Five or More Persons...... 66 Change in Households...... 10 Nonfamily Households...... 68 Change in Renter-Occupied Units...... 12 Householders Living Alone...... 70 Change in Owner-Occupied Units...... 14 Average Household Size ...... 72 Renter-Occupied Share of Households...... 16 Socioeconomics...... 74 Owner-Occupied Share of Households ...... 18 Median Household Income ...... 76 Race and Hispanic or Latino Origin ...... 21 Households with Income below Poverty Level...... 78 Non-Hispanic White Population...... 22 Population Age 25 and Over with Less than a Non-Hispanic Black Population...... 24 High School Diploma or Equivalent ...... 80 Non-Hispanic American Indian and Population Age 25 and Over with a High School Alaska Native Population...... 26 Diploma or Equivalent...... 82 Non-Hispanic Asian Population...... 28 Population Age 25 and Over with Some College, Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian and Other No Degree...... 84 Pacific Islander Population...... 30 Population Age 25 and Over with an Associate’s Degree. . .. 86 Non-Hispanic Some Other Race and Two or More Races. . . . 32 Population Age 25 and Over with a Bachelor’s Hispanic Population ...... 34 Degree or Higher...... 88 Minority Population...... 36 Foreign-Born Population...... 90 Moved in the last 12 months from within Utah...... 92 Age...... 39 Moved in the last 12 months from a different state...... 94 Children Under Age 5...... 40 School-Age Population (5 to 17 years)...... 42 Data Notes...... 97 College-Age Population (18 to 24 years)...... 44 Total Population...... 98 Working-Age Population (25 to 64 years) ...... 46 Total Households...... 100 Retirement-Age Population (65 years and over)...... 48 Geography Notes...... 102 Median Age ...... 50 Residential Addresses in Salt Lake City Households...... 52 Salt Lake City Census Tracts and City Council Districts. . . . 104 Households with Persons Under Age 18...... 54 Salt Lake City Census Tracts and Community Council Households with Persons Age 60 and Over ...... 56 Districts...... 105 Family Households...... 58 Share of Tract Population in City Boundary...... 106 Married-Couple Family Households ...... 60

A special thanks to this report’s primary analysts, Mallory Bateman and Natalie Young Salt Lake City 2020 Data Book

Analysis in Brief Describing the characteristics of Salt Lake City’s population with Districts 2, 4, and 6 having the highest overall shares . In and households at the neighborhood level reveals much more considering a variable not included in this book (foreign-born by about the diversity, opportunities, and challenges within its period of entry), we can see some alignment with higher shares of population than does a set of citywide metrics . The tables non-Hispanic Asian population and areas with larger populations and maps in this data book provide many opportunities to of foreign-born individuals who entered the US after 2010 . understand the city’s diverse characteristics in great detail . The 2020 Salt Lake City Data Book presents maps and data Several variables included in this book have a visible geographic sharing the most recent data about the city’s population, divide, with I-15 drawing a boundary that leaves City Council housing units, and related characteristics . Salt Lake City Districts 1 and 2 to the west and Districts 3 through 7 to the Corporation sponsored the research . east . Some of the visibly different characteristics of the western This book utilizes two primary data sources: districts are: • 2019 subcounty population and housing estimates • Larger shares of the populations identifying as Hispanic or produced by the Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute . Native Hawaiian/Pacific Islander • Demographic and socioeconomic information from the • Younger populations, higher shares of children, and American Community Survey 2014-2018 5-year Estimates higher shares of large households than the central or east (ACS) . areas of the city • Lower educational attainment in adults The ACS estimates for population and households provide the denominator for all socioeconomic characteristics . The However, not all of the topics in this data book demonstrate 2019 subcounty estimates are not (and should not be) used to an east/west divide . Nor should the east side be considered derive shares of ACS data . uniform . For example, City Council District 4, in the center More information about these sources is in the Subcounty of Salt Lake, is unique in many respects . In some estimates, Population and Household Estimates and Data Notes sections it seems more similar to western districts, but in others, the of this document . eastern districts . It has: • The lowest estimated median household income in Geography the city (much more similar to western districts than The Gardner Institute created the census tract codes shown in eastern districts) maps and tables as an abbreviated method of referring to tracts • The highest shares of households in poverty (also in range (W1, C1, E1, etc .) . The letters W, C, and E in tract codes roughly with western districts) correspond to the west, central, and east areas of the city . The • Average educational attainment: over half of adults have Reference Figures at the end of the book show additional a Bachelor’s Degree or higher, which is much closer to geographic reference information with the tract boundaries, the shares of eastern districts, and higher than the city’s such as streets, community council boundaries, and where overall share (45%) people live within the tracts . Importantly, Tract W14 has most • The highest share of nonfamily households and people of its area within Salt Lake City, yet most of the population lives living alone of all districts, by far, which is very distinct in bordering West Valley City . See the Geography Notes section from western districts for additional information about boundaries used in this atlas . Some characteristics don’t follow any apparent geographic pattern . Dispersed throughout the City Council Districts are areas with the highest shares of the non-Hispanic Asian population

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 3 Subcounty Population and Household Estimates

Population and Households Tract E3 (University of Utah) has the highest renter share of Each year the Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute produces households in the city, at 98 percent . Thirteen additional tracts population and household estimates using the housing unit also have at least 75 percent of households estimated as renter- method . The total population of Salt Lake City grew from occupied . Tract E2, covering part of the Avenues and Federal 186,411 at Census 2010 to 199,678 in 2019, an increase of Heights neighborhoods and bordering the university, has the 13,267 (7 .1%) 1 . Council Districts 4, 7, and 3 added the most highest owner share of households in the city, at 94 percent . new residents in the same time period . Tract C2 (Capitol Hill/ Fairpark), was the highest growth tract, adding 2,367 residents Methodology and Notes and more than doubling in population . The next highest growth The estimates are based on the housing unit method, which areas were in Tracts W7 (Jordan Meadows), E14 (Sugar House), uses building permit data to estimate changes in housing units, C10 (Downtown) . and then infers population change based on the housing unit Tract C2 (Capitol Hill/Fairpark), mentioned above, had not changes . Households are differentiated by tenure (renter- only the highest population growth but also the fastest growth occupied and owner-occupied) . Changes in group quarters rate (155 percent) . The next highest growth rate was in Tract populations—people in group living situations such as C10 (Downtown, 105%) . Other fast-growing tracts were the Salt dormitories and jails—are also accounted for where data are Lake City portion of Tract E20 (Sugar House), C11 (Central City), available . All 2019 estimates refer to a July 1, 2019 reference and E14 (Sugar House) . These tracts grew 83%, 78%, and 73%, date . Note that some census tracts have large populations respectively . outside the Salt Lake City boundary, but the estimates shared The city’s total household count grew from 74,499 at here reflect only the populations located within the city’s 2019 Census 2010 to 83,425 in 2019, an increase of 8,926 (12 0%). 2. boundary . Households are occupied (rather than vacant) housing units . The source of building permit data was Construction Monitor, Tract C10 (Downtown) gained the most new households, at a company that performs ongoing collection of permit data 4. 1,168 . Tract C9 (Downtown) closely followed with 1,134 new Permit data were geocoded and analyzed by the Kem C . Gardner households . Tracts C2 (Capitol Hill/Fairpark), E14 (Sugar House), Policy Institute . We made several edits and additions to building and C11 (Central City) also gained many new households (932, permit data in order to include permits not reported by 855, and 740, respectively) . Construction Monitor and to reflect intensive internal research on Salt Lake City construction . Refer to our report “Salt Lake Tenure and Utah County Subcounty Estimates, 2010-2019” on gardner . Renter-occupied households in the city grew by 8,485 (22 .1%) utah .edu for a full description of the estimation methodology 5. since Census 2010, bringing the 2019 total renter-occupied The population and household estimates in this section are units to 46,926 . This represents 56% of the city’s occupied units . not related to American Community Survey (ACS) data . For Sixteen tracts gained at least 100 new renter households . Tract household and population estimates from the ACS 2014-2018 C9 (Downtown) gained the most, with 1,134 new renter dataset, see the Data Notes reference section of this book . The households, followed by C10 (Downtown, 1,100 new units) and ACS household and population estimates serve as the Tract C2 (Capitol Hill/Fairpark, 930 new units) 3. denominators or base numbers used for all other sections of this Owner-occupied household growth in Salt Lake City was far book (Age, Race and Ethnicity, Households, and Socioeconomics) . smaller than renter household growth . Owner households increased by 442 (1 .2 percent), for a total of 36,500 owner- occupied units in 2019 . This represents 44% of the city’s occupied units . Tract C10 (Downtown) gained the most owner households (68 households) . Tract E17 (Sugar House) and Tract C25 (Sugar House) followed, gaining 30 and 21 owner households .

4 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Subcounty Population and Household Estimates

Data Summary: Subcounty Population and Household Estimates Salt Lake City and City Council Districts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Topic Salt Lake City District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 Total Population, Census 2010 186,411 27,505 27,306 26,302 26,716 25,904 26,546 26,132 Total Population, 2019 199,678 28,734 26,915 28,603 32,294 26,773 27,627 28,730 Total Population, Change 13,267 1,229 -391 2,301 5,578 869 1,081 2,598 Total Population, Percent Change 7 1%. 4 .5% -1 .4% 8 .7% 20 9%. 3 .4% 4 .1% 9 .9% Households, Census 2010 74,499 8,007 7,702 12,590 14,113 11,380 9,716 10,991 Households, 2019 83,425 8,722 7,845 13,964 18,293 12,202 9,913 12,487 Households, Change 8,926 715 143 1,374 4,180 822 197 1,496 Households, Percent Change 12 .0% 8 .9% 1 .9% 10 9%. 29 6%. 7 .2% 2 .0% 13 .6% Owner-Occupied Households, 2019 36,500 5,148 4,317 5,130 3,155 5,718 6,580 6,453 Owner-Occupied Households, Change 442 11 28 77 111 58 64 94 Renter-Occupied Households, 2019 46,926 3,574 3,528 8,834 15,139 6,484 3,333 6,034 Renter-Occupied Households, Change 8,485 704 115 1,297 4,070 764 133 1,402 Owner-Occupied Share of Households, 2019 43 .8% 59 0%. 55 0%. 36 7%. 17 2%. 46 9%. 66 .4% 51 .7% Renter-Occuiped Share of Households, 2019 56 .2% 41 0%. 45 0%. 63 3%. 82 8%. 53 1%. 33 .6% 48 .3% Note: Changes are from Census 2010-2019 . City council districts may not sum to city total due to rounding . Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute, 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 5 Figure 1: Population Change Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute, 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

6 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 1: Population Change Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Census July 1, Absolute Percent Census July 1, Absolute Percent 2010 2019 Change Change 2010 2019 Change Change Salt Lake City 186,411 199,678 13,267 7 1%. City Council 4 26,716 32,294 5,578 20 .9% City Council 1 27,505 28,734 1,229 4 .5% City Council 5 25,904 26,773 869 3 .4% City Council 2 27,306 26,915 -391 -1 .4% City Council 6 26,546 27,627 1,081 4 .1% City Council 3 26,302 28,603 2,301 8 .7% City Council 7 26,132 28,730 2,598 9 9%.

Map Census Census July 1, Absolute Percent Map Census Census July 1, Absolute Percent Code Tract 2010 2019 Change Change Code Tract 2010 2019 Change Change C1 1002 1,289 1,288 -1 -0 .1% E6 1042 6,367 6,504 137 2 .2% C2 1001 1,529 3,896 2,367 154 .8% E7 1037 2,581 2,521 -60 -2 .3% C3 1007 2,704 2,645 -59 -2 .2% E8 1040 3,267 3,191 -76 -2 .3% C4 1010 2,959 2,871 -88 -3 .0% E9 1038 2,382 2,384 2 0 .1% C5 1008 2,491 2,635 144 5 .8% E10 1039 3,786 3,679 -107 -2 .8% C6 1011 .02 3,422 3,313 -109 -3 .2% E11 1043 2,821 2,732 -89 -3 .2% C7 1011 .01 1,969 1,909 -60 -3 .0% E12† 1114 69 67 -2 -2 9%. C8 1012 3,877 3,765 -112 -2 9%. E13 1049 3,079 3,548 469 15 .2% C9 1025 3,460 5,017 1,557 45 .0% E14 1141 2,389 4,125 1,736 72 .7% C10 1140 1,501 3,083 1,582 105 .4% E15 1047 4,774 4,629 -145 -3 .0% C11 1021 1,457 2,600 1,143 78 .4% E16 1044 2,010 1,975 -35 -1 .7% C12 1019 2,497 3,401 904 36 .2% E17 1048 4,869 4,875 6 0 .1% C13 1017 3,534 3,496 -38 -1 1%. E18† 1103 212 210 -2 -0 .9% C14 1015 3,214 3,115 -99 -3 .1% E19† 1102 1 1 0 0 .0% C15 1023 2,760 2,884 124 4 .5% E20† 1118 .02 530 970 440 83 .0% C16 1020 2,620 2,953 333 12 .7% W1† 1139 .06 0 0 0 - C17 1018 3,086 3,602 516 16 .7% W2 9800 0 0 0 - C18 1016 3,628 3,511 -117 -3 .2% W3 1147 4,646 4,503 -143 -3 .1% C19 1029 4,500 5,788 1,288 28 .6% W4 1003 .07 5,223 5,059 -164 -3 .1% C20 1030 2,954 2,998 44 1 .5% W5 1003 .08 4,222 4,086 -136 -3 .2% C21 1035 4,045 3,986 -59 -1 .5% W6 1005 6,379 6,174 -205 -3 .2% C22 1031 4,163 4,051 -112 -2 .7% W7 1003 .06 5,062 6,982 1,920 37 9%. C23 1034 4,080 3,956 -124 -3 .0% W8 1006 6,556 6,381 -175 -2 .7% C24 1032 4,536 4,420 -116 -2 .6% W9 1027 .02 3,835 3,751 -84 -2 .2% C25 1033 4,267 4,445 178 4 .2% W10 1026 4,420 4,678 258 5 .8% E1† 1101 .03 19 18 -1 -5 .3% W11 1027 .01 5,099 4,945 -154 -3 .0% E2 1148 3,550 3,488 -62 -1 .7% W12 1028 .01 6,106 5,917 -189 -3 .1% E3 1014 4,816 6,144 1,328 27 .6% W13 1028 .02 5,063 4,900 -163 -3 .2% E4 1036 2,670 2,603 -67 -2 .5% W14† 1145 98 112 14 14 .3% E5 1041 2,968 2,897 -71 -2 .4% † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . Map and table data for these tracts represent only the tract area within the city boundary . The adjusted tract area is shown on the map with the exception of E1 and W1, which are included in table data only . The full tract geographies can be viewed in this book’s Reference Figures . Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 7 Figure 2: Rate of Population Change Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2010 Census and 2019 Estimates

Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute, 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

8 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 2: Rate of Population Change Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2010 Census and 2019 Estimates

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 9 Figure 3: Change in Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2010 Census and 2019 Estimates

Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute, 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

10 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 3: Change in Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2010 Census and 2019 Estimates

Census July 1, Absolute Percent Census July 1, Absolute Percent 2010 2019 Change Change 2010 2019 Change Change Salt Lake City 74,499 83,425 8,926 12 .0% City Council 4 14,113 18,293 4,180 29 .6% City Council 1 8,007 8,722 715 8 .9% City Council 5 11,380 12,202 822 7 .2% City Council 2 7,702 7,845 143 1 9%. City Council 6 9,716 9,913 197 2 .0% City Council 3 12,590 13,964 1,374 10 9%. City Council 7 10,991 12,487 1,496 13 .6%

Map Census Census July 1, Absolute Percent Map Census Census July 1, Absolute Percent Code Tract 2010 2019 Change Change Code Tract 2010 2019 Change Change C1 1002 520 536 16 3 .1% E6 1042 2,580 2,735 155 6 .0% C2 1001 571 1,503 932 163 .2% E7 1037 1,068 1,078 10 0 .9% C3 1007 1,403 1,417 14 1 .0% E8 1040 1,205 1,216 11 0 .9% C4 1010 1,330 1,333 3 0 .2% E9 1038 982 1,016 34 3 .5% C5 1008 1,362 1,496 134 9 .8% E10 1039 1,440 1,446 6 0 .4% C6 1011 .02 2,073 2,073 0 0 .0% E11 1043 1,255 1,256 1 0 .1% C7 1011 .01 1,079 1,080 1 0 .1% E12† 1114 33 33 0 0 .0% C8 1012 2,012 2,018 6 0 .3% E13 1049 1,248 1,476 228 18 .3% C9 1025 1,650 2,784 1,134 68 .7% E14 1141 960 1,815 855 89 .1% C10 1140 948 2,116 1,168 123 .2% E15 1047 2,036 2,040 4 0 .2% C11 1021 953 1,693 740 77 .6% E16 1044 661 671 10 1 .5% C12 1019 1,460 2,143 683 46 .8% E17 1048 2,039 2,107 68 3 .3% C13 1017 1,852 1,892 40 2 .2% E18† 1103 79 81 2 2 .5% C14 1015 1,662 1,662 0 0 .0% E19† 1102 1 1 0 0 .0% C15 1023 1,493 1,613 120 8 .0% E20† 1118 .02 281 488 207 73 .7% C16 1020 1,272 1,490 218 17 1%. W1† 1139 .06 0 0 0 - C17 1018 1,560 1,888 328 21 .0% W2 9800 0 0 0 - C18 1016 1,788 1,787 -1 -0 .1% W3 1147 1,409 1,411 2 0 .1% C19 1029 2,014 2,720 706 35 .1% W4 1003 .07 1,220 1,221 1 0 .1% C20 1030 1,192 1,248 56 4 .7% W5 1003 .08 1,245 1,245 0 0 .0% C21 1035 1,742 1,776 34 2 .0% W6 1005 2,163 2,163 0 0 .0% C22 1031 1,743 1,753 10 0 .6% W7 1003 .06 1,393 2,098 705 50 .6% C23 1034 1,817 1,819 2 0 .1% W8 1006 2,085 2,097 12 0 .6% C24 1032 2,186 2,200 14 0 .6% W9 1027 .02 1,074 1,087 13 1 .2% C25 1033 1,930 2,018 88 4 .6% W10 1026 1,267 1,384 117 9 .2% E1† 1101 .03 3 3 0 0 .0% W11 1027 .01 1,590 1,593 3 0 .2% E2 1148 1,200 1,217 17 1 .4% W12 1028 .01 1,710 1,712 2 0 .1% E3 1014 1,323 1,323 0 0 .0% W13 1028 .02 1,243 1,242 -1 -0 .1% E4 1036 998 1,005 7 0 .7% W14† 1145 14 18 4 28 .6% E5 1041 1,082 1,091 9 0 .8% † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . Map and table data for these tracts represent only the tract area within the city boundary . The adjusted tract area is shown on the map with the exception of E1 and W1, which are included in table data only . The full tract geographies can be viewed in this book’s Reference Figures . Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 11 Figure 4: Change in Renter-Occupied Units Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2010 Census and 2019 Estimates

Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute, 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

12 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 4: Change in Renter-Occupied Units Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2010 Census and 2019 Estimates

Census July 1, Absolute Percent Census July 1, Absolute Percent 2010 2019 Change Change 2010 2019 Change Change Salt Lake City 38,441 46,926 8,485 22 .1% City Council 4 11,069 15,139 4,070 36 .8% City Council 1 2,870 3,574 704 24 .5% City Council 5 5,720 6,484 764 13 .4% City Council 2 3,413 3,528 115 3 .4% City Council 6 3,200 3,333 133 4 .2% City Council 3 7,537 8,834 1,297 17 .2% City Council 7 4,632 6,034 1,402 30 .3%

Map Census Census July 1, Absolute Percent Map Census Census July 1, Absolute Percent Code Tract 2010 2019 Change Change Code Tract 2010 2019 Change Change C1 1002 192 192 0 0 .0% E6 1042 415 549 134 32 .3% C2 1001 308 1,238 930 301 9%. E7 1037 256 256 0 0 .0% C3 1007 957 957 0 0 .0% E8 1040 264 264 0 0 .0% C4 1010 467 467 0 0 .0% E9 1038 384 412 28 7 .3% C5 1008 1,080 1,196 116 10 .7% E10 1039 418 418 0 0 .0% C6 1011 .02 1,587 1,587 0 0 .0% E11 1043 683 683 0 0 .0% C7 1011 .01 783 783 0 0 .0% E12† 1114 12 12 0 0 .0% C8 1012 1,099 1,099 0 0 .0% E13 1049 647 865 218 33 .7% C9 1025 1,447 2,581 1,134 78 .4% E14 1141 391 1,241 850 217 .4% C10 1140 584 1,684 1,100 188 .4% E15 1047 655 655 0 0 .0% C11 1021 885 1,625 740 83 .6% E16 1044 89 89 0 0 .0% C12 1019 1,287 1,952 665 51 .7% E17 1048 608 647 39 6 .4% C13 1017 1,447 1,484 37 2 .6% E18† 1103 31 31 0 0 .0% C14 1015 1,260 1,260 0 0 .0% E19† 1102 0 0 0 - C15 1023 1,234 1,349 115 9 .3% E20† 1118 .02 142 342 200 140 .8% C16 1020 956 1,165 209 21 9%. W1† 1139 .06 0 0 0 - C17 1018 1,119 1,441 322 28 .8% W2 9800 0 0 0 - C18 1016 1,277 1,275 -2 -0 .2% W3 1147 218 218 0 0 .0% C19 1029 1,524 2,211 687 45 .1% W4 1003 .07 289 289 0 0 .0% C20 1030 514 565 51 9 9%. W5 1003 .08 875 875 0 0 .0% C21 1035 720 747 27 3 .8% W6 1005 960 959 -1 -0 .1% C22 1031 817 817 0 0 .0% W7 1003 .06 727 1,431 704 96 .8% C23 1034 779 778 -1 -0 .1% W8 1006 839 839 0 0 .0% C24 1032 1,156 1,156 0 0 .0% W9 1027 .02 581 581 0 0 .0% C25 1033 1,212 1,278 66 5 .4% W10 1026 563 679 116 20 .6% E1† 1101 .03 0 0 0 - W11 1027 .01 739 739 0 0 .0% E2 1148 75 75 0 0 .0% W12 1028 .01 522 521 -1 -0 .2% E3 1014 1,293 1,293 0 0 .0% W13 1028 .02 622 622 0 0 .0% E4 1036 216 216 0 0 .0% W14† 1145 9 9 0 0 .0% E5 1041 227 226 -1 -0 .4% † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . Map and table data for these tracts represent only the tract area within the city boundary . The adjusted tract area is shown on the map with the exception of E1 and W1, which are included in table data only . The full tract geographies can be viewed in this book’s Reference Figures . Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 2010-2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 13 Figure 5: Change in Owner-Occupied Units Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute, 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

14 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 5: Change in Owner-Occupied Units Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Census July 1, Absolute Percent Census July 1, Absolute Percent 2010 2019 Change Change 2010 2019 Change Change Salt Lake City 36,058 36,500 442 1 .2% City Council 4 3,044 3,155 111 3 .6% City Council 1 5,137 5,148 11 0 .2% City Council 5 5,660 5,718 58 1 .0% City Council 2 4,289 4,317 28 0 .7% City Council 6 6,516 6,580 64 1 .0% City Council 3 5,053 5,130 77 1 .5% City Council 7 6,359 6,453 94 1 .5%

Map Census Census July 1, Absolute Percent Map Census Census July 1, Absolute Percent Code Tract 2010 2019 Change Change Code Tract 2010 2019 Change Change C1 1002 328 344 16 4 .9% E6 1042 2,165 2,186 21 1 .0% C2 1001 263 264 1 0 .4% E7 1037 812 822 10 1 .2% C3 1007 446 460 14 3 .1% E8 1040 941 952 11 1 .2% C4 1010 863 866 3 0 .3% E9 1038 598 604 6 1 .0% C5 1008 282 300 18 6 .4% E10 1039 1,022 1,028 6 0 .6% C6 1011 .02 486 486 0 0 .0% E11 1043 572 573 1 0 .2% C7 1011 .01 296 297 1 0 .3% E12† 1114 21 21 0 0 .0% C8 1012 913 919 6 0 .7% E13 1049 601 611 10 1 .7% C9 1025 203 203 0 0 .0% E14 1141 569 574 5 0 .9% C10 1140 364 432 68 18 .7% E15 1047 1,381 1,385 4 0 .3% C11 1021 68 68 0 0 .0% E16 1044 572 582 10 1 .7% C12 1019 173 191 18 10 .4% E17 1048 1,431 1,461 30 2 .1% C13 1017 405 407 2 0 .5% E18† 1103 48 50 2 4 .2% C14 1015 402 402 0 0 .0% E19† 1102 1 1 0 0 .0% C15 1023 259 264 5 1 9%. E20† 1118 .02 139 145 6 4 .3% C16 1020 316 326 10 3 .2% W1† 1139 .06 0 0 0 - C17 1018 441 447 6 1 .4% W2 9800 0 0 0 - C18 1016 511 512 1 0 .2% W3 1147 1,191 1,193 2 0 .2% C19 1029 490 509 19 3 .9% W4 1003 .07 931 932 1 0 .1% C20 1030 678 683 5 0 .7% W5 1003 .08 370 370 0 0 .0% C21 1035 1,022 1,029 7 0 .7% W6 1005 1,203 1,204 1 0 .1% C22 1031 926 936 10 1 .1% W7 1003 .06 666 667 1 0 .2% C23 1034 1,038 1,041 3 0 .3% W8 1006 1,246 1,258 12 1 .0% C24 1032 1,030 1,044 14 1 .4% W9 1027 .02 493 506 13 2 .6% C25 1033 718 739 21 2 .9% W10 1026 704 705 1 0 .1% E1† 1101 .03 3 3 0 0 .0% W11 1027 .01 851 854 3 0 .4% E2 1148 1,125 1,142 17 1 .5% W12 1028 .01 1,188 1,191 3 0 .3% E3 1014 30 30 0 0 .0% W13 1028 .02 621 620 -1 -0 .2% E4 1036 782 789 7 0 .9% W14† 1145 5 9 4 80 .0% E5 1041 855 865 10 1 .2% † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . Map and table data for these tracts represent only the tract area within the city boundary . The adjusted tract area is shown on the map with the exception of E1 and W1, which are included in table data only . The full tract geographies can be viewed in this book’s Reference Figures . Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 15 Figure 6: Renter-Occupied Share of Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute, 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

16 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 6: Renter-Occupied Share of Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Occupied Renter Occupied Renter Occupied Renter Occupied Renter Housing Units Estimate Occupied Share Housing Units Estimate Occupied Share Salt Lake City 83,425 46,926 56 .2% City Council 4 18,293 15,139 82 .8% City Council 1 8,722 3,574 41 .0% City Council 5 12,202 6,484 53 .1% City Council 2 7,845 3,528 45 .0% City Council 6 9,913 3,333 33 .6% City Council 3 13,964 8,834 63 .3% City Council 7 12,487 6,034 48 .3%

Map Census Occupied Renter Occupied Renter Map Census Occupied Renter Occupied Renter Code Tract Housing Units Estimate Occupied Share Code Tract Housing Units Estimate Occupied Share C1 1002 536 192 35 .8% E6 1042 2,735 549 20 .1% C2 1001 1,503 1,238 82 .4% E7 1037 1,078 256 23 .7% C3 1007 1,417 957 67 .5% E8 1040 1,216 264 21 .7% C4 1010 1,333 467 35 .0% E9 1038 1,016 412 40 .6% C5 1008 1,496 1,196 79 .9% E10 1039 1,446 418 28 .9% C6 1011 .02 2,073 1,587 76 .6% E11 1043 1,256 683 54 .4% C7 1011 .01 1,080 783 72 .5% E12† 1114 33 12 36 .4% C8 1012 2,018 1,099 54 .5% E13 1049 1,476 865 58 .6% C9 1025 2,784 2,581 92 .7% E14 1141 1,815 1,241 68 .4% C10 1140 2,116 1,684 79 .6% E15 1047 2,040 655 32 .1% C11 1021 1,693 1,625 96 .0% E16 1044 671 89 13 .3% C12 1019 2,143 1,952 91 .1% E17 1048 2,107 647 30 .7% C13 1017 1,892 1,484 78 .4% E18† 1103 81 31 38 .3% C14 1015 1,662 1,260 75 .8% E19† 1102 1 0 0 .0% C15 1023 1,613 1,349 83 .6% E20† 1118 .02 488 342 70 .1% C16 1020 1,490 1,165 78 .2% W1† 1139 .06 0 0 - C17 1018 1,888 1,441 76 .3% W2 9800 0 0 - C18 1016 1,787 1,275 71 .3% W3 1147 1,411 218 15 .5% C19 1029 2,720 2,211 81 .3% W4 1003 .07 1,221 289 23 .7% C20 1030 1,248 565 45 .3% W5 1003 .08 1,245 875 70 .3% C21 1035 1,776 747 42 .1% W6 1005 2,163 959 44 .3% C22 1031 1,753 817 46 .6% W7 1003 .06 2,098 1,431 68 .2% C23 1034 1,819 778 42 .8% W8 1006 2,097 839 40 .0% C24 1032 2,200 1,156 52 .5% W9 1027 .02 1,087 581 53 .4% C25 1033 2,018 1,278 63 .3% W10 1026 1,384 679 49 .1% E1† 1101 .03 3 0 0 .0% W11 1027 .01 1,593 739 46 .4% E2 1148 1,217 75 6 .2% W12 1028 .01 1,712 521 30 .4% E3 1014 1,323 1,293 97 7%. W13 1028 .02 1,242 622 50 .1% E4 1036 1,005 216 21 .5% W14† 1145 18 9 50 .0% E5 1041 1,091 226 20 .7% † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . Map and table data for these tracts represent only the tract area within the city boundary . The adjusted tract area is shown on the map with the exception of E1 and W1, which are included in table data only . The full tract geographies can be viewed in this book’s Reference Figures . Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 17 Figure 7: Owner-Occupied Share of Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute, 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

18 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 7: Owner-Occupied Share of Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, Census 2010 and 2019 Estimates

Occupied Owner Occupied Owner Occupied Owner Occupied Owner Housing Units Estimate Occupied Share Housing Units Estimate Occupied Share Salt Lake City 83,425 36,500 43 .8% City Council 4 18,293 3,155 17 .2% City Council 1 8,722 5,148 59 .0% City Council 5 12,202 5,718 46 .9% City Council 2 7,845 4,317 55 .0% City Council 6 9,913 6,580 66 .4% City Council 3 13,964 5,130 36 .7% City Council 7 12,487 6,453 51 .7%

Map Census Occupied Owner Occupied Owner Map Census Occupied Owner Occupied Owner Code Tract Housing Units Estimate Occupied Share Code Tract Housing Units Estimate Occupied Share C1 1002 536 344 64 .2% E6 1042 2,735 2,186 79 .9% C2 1001 1,503 264 17 .6% E7 1037 1,078 822 76 .3% C3 1007 1,417 460 32 .5% E8 1040 1,216 952 78 .3% C4 1010 1,333 866 65 .0% E9 1038 1,016 604 59 .4% C5 1008 1,496 300 20 .1% E10 1039 1,446 1,028 71 .1% C6 1011 .02 2,073 486 23 .4% E11 1043 1,256 573 45 .6% C7 1011 .01 1,080 297 27 .5% E12† 1114 33 21 63 .6% C8 1012 2,018 919 45 .5% E13 1049 1,476 611 41 .4% C9 1025 2,784 203 7 .3% E14 1141 1,815 574 31 .6% C10 1140 2,116 432 20 .4% E15 1047 2,040 1,385 67 9%. C11 1021 1,693 68 4 .0% E16 1044 671 582 86 .7% C12 1019 2,143 191 8 .9% E17 1048 2,107 1,461 69 .3% C13 1017 1,892 407 21 .5% E18† 1103 81 50 61 .7% C14 1015 1,662 402 24 .2% E19† 1102 1 1 100 .0% C15 1023 1,613 264 16 .4% E20† 1118 .02 488 145 29 7%. C16 1020 1,490 326 21 9%. W1† 1139 .06 0 0 - C17 1018 1,888 447 23 .7% W2 9800 0 0 - C18 1016 1,787 512 28 .7% W3 1147 1,411 1,193 84 .5% C19 1029 2,720 509 18 .7% W4 1003 .07 1,221 932 76 .3% C20 1030 1,248 683 54 .7% W5 1003 .08 1,245 370 29 7%. C21 1035 1,776 1,029 57 9%. W6 1005 2,163 1,204 55 .7% C22 1031 1,753 936 53 .4% W7 1003 .06 2,098 667 31 .8% C23 1034 1,819 1,041 57 .2% W8 1006 2,097 1,258 60 .0% C24 1032 2,200 1,044 47 .5% W9 1027 .02 1,087 506 46 .6% C25 1033 2,018 739 36 .6% W10 1026 1,384 705 50 .9% E1† 1101 .03 3 3 100 .0% W11 1027 .01 1,593 854 53 .6% E2 1148 1,217 1,142 93 .8% W12 1028 .01 1,712 1,191 69 .6% E3 1014 1,323 30 2 .3% W13 1028 .02 1,242 620 49 9%. E4 1036 1,005 789 78 .5% W14† 1145 18 9 50 .0% E5 1041 1,091 865 79 .3% † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . Map and table data for these tracts represent only the tract area within the city boundary . The adjusted tract area is shown on the map with the exception of E1 and W1, which are included in table data only . The full tract geographies can be viewed in this book’s Reference Figures . Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 2019 Subcounty Estimates; U .S . Census Bureau (Census 2010)

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 19 20 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Race and Hispanic or Latino Origin

Salt Lake City is more racially and ethnically diverse than the Non-Hispanic Other or Multi-Racial state, with over one-third (34 .6%) of the population being racial In Salt Lake City, the non-Hispanic other or multi-racial minorities or of Hispanic or Latino origin . Statewide, just over 1 in population is the third-largest minority group at 3 .0% of the 5 residents (21 .9%) identify as a minority . West Valley City is the total population . City Council District 2 had the largest share only city with a higher minority population share than Salt Lake (4 .9%), followed by District 4 (3 .6%) . Tract W10 had the highest City . City Council Districts 1 and 2 are minority-majority . The rest share citywide, with 10 .9% . of the city council districts are predominantly non-Hispanic white . City Council Districts 4 and 5 are nearly three-quarters Non-Hispanic Black or African-American, American Indian or white, and Districts 3, 6, and 7 are over 82% non-Hispanic white . Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander These three populations make up 4 .7% of the Salt Lake City Hispanic or Latino population, with the non-Hispanic Black or African-American Both statewide and in Salt Lake, the Hispanic or Latino population being the largest of the three at 2 .2% citywide (over population is the largest minority population . These sizeable 4,200 people) . 1 .4% of Salt Lake City’s population identify as populations translate to 13 .9% of the state and 21 .6% of the non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander, and 1 1%. capital city population . City Council Districts 1 and 2 have the identify as non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native highest shares of Hispanic or Latino population at 48 .3% and (about 2,800 and 2,200 people, respectively) . City Council 47,8%, respectively . Over half of the population of five tracts west District 2 has larger shares of population than the city for all of I-15 identify as Hispanic or Latino (W8, W7, W12, W4, and W9) . three groups and the highest non-Hispanic Hawaiian or Pacific Islander share in the city (4 .7%) . City Council District 5 has the Non-Hispanic Asian highest share of the non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska In Salt Lake City, the second-largest minority population is Native population (3 .2%) and District 1 has the highest share of those who identify as non-Hispanic Asian at 5 .3% . Districts 6 the non-Hispanic Black or African-American (4 .1%) . and 4 have the highest shares of the population who identify as Five tracts across the central and western portions of the City Asian, at 7 .9% and 7 .5%, respectively . The five tracts with the (C12, C15, W13, W5, and C11) have 7% or more of the population highest share of the non-Hispanic Asian population are identifying as non-Hispanic Black or African-American . Similarly, dispersed throughout the City (E11, W14, C9, E12, E3) . the tracts with the highest shares of non-Hispanic American Indian or Alaska Native populations (3% or more) are in the west and central parts of the City (W10, C21, W4, C19, W9) . The tracts with the largest share of Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander are all in the western part of the City (W5, W14, W11, W13, W7) .

Data Summary: Share of Population by Race and Hispanic or Latino Origin Salt Lake City and City Council Districts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Topic Salt Lake City District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 Non-Hispanic White 65 .4% 35 .4% 30 .8% 82 6%. 72 .4% 74 .3% 82 .5% 84 .4% Non-Hispanic Black or African American 2 .2% 4 .1% 3 .2% 0 .9% 3 .8% 1 .3% 0 .4% 0 .7% Non-Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native 1 .1% 0 .9% 2 .3% 0 .3% 0 .5% 3 .2% 0 .3% 0 .6% Non-Hispanic Asian 5 .3% 5 .4% 6 .4% 4 .2% 7 .5% 1 .8% 7 9%. 3 .1% Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian and 1 .4% 3 .3% 4 .7% 0 .2% 0 .4% 0 .6% 0 .3% 0 .5% Other Pacific Islander Non-Hispanic Some Other Race and Two or More 3 .0% 2 .4% 4 .9% 3 .1% 3 .6% 2 .5% 2 .9% 1 9%. Hispanic or Latino 21 .6% 48 .3% 47 .8% 8 .7% 11 .8% 16 .3% 5 .7% 8 .8% Minority 34 .6% 64 .6% 69 .2% 17 .4% 27 .6% 25 .7% 17 .5% 15 .6% Note: The minority category includes those who identify as Hispanic or Latino or as any non-Hispanic grouping other than Non-Hispanic White . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 21 Figure 8: Non-Hispanic White Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

22 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 8: Non-Hispanic White Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 128,004 65 .4% City Council 4 21,305 72 .4% City Council 1 11,809 35 .4% City Council 5 18,703 74 .3% City Council 2 7,827 30 .8% City Council 6 22,886 82 .5% City Council 3 20,841 82 6%. City Council 7 23,976 84 .4%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 1,160 86 .9% 8 E6 1042 5,364 84 .5% 4 C2 1001 1,159 66 .3% 11 E7 1037 2,312 87 9%. 5 C3 1007 2,662 84 .3% 9 E8 1040 2,948 82 .8% 6 C4 1010 2,662 89 .8% 7 E9 1038 2,153 87 .6% 5 C5 1008 1,949 80 .3% 8 E10 1039 3,663 88 .3% 4 C6 1011 .02 3,356 84 .9% 8 E11 1043 2,384 78 .3% 8 C7 1011 .01 1,555 81 .8% 7 E12† 1114 3,714 54 .7% 8 C8 1012 3,319 81 .1% 8 E13 1049 2,458 77 .3% 8 C9 1025 2,023 56 .2% 10 E14 1141 2,555 86 .8% 5 C10 1140 1,829 82 .1% 7 E15 1047 4,570 85 .5% 6 C11 1021 1,234 69 .3% 10 E16 1044 1,772 94 .8% 5 C12 1019 1,744 67 1%. 9 E17 1048 4,699 87 .3% 8 C13 1017 2,780 74 .6% 7 E18† 1103 5,221 88 .5% 4 C14 1015 2,249 77 .2% 8 E19† 1102 4,727 90 .1% 4 C15 1023 1,911 69 .3% 8 E20† 1118 .02 1,858 72 .0% 8 C16 1020 1,824 71 .7% 7 W1† 1139 .06 2,581 66 .0% 9 C17 1018 2,400 71 .6% 7 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 3,311 84 .5% 6 W3 1147 2,327 51 .1% 7 C19 1029 2,789 57 .4% 9 W4 1003 .07 1,210 22 .4% 10 C20 1030 2,192 64 .0% 8 W5 1003 .08 1,191 27 .4% 17 C21 1035 3,340 84 .5% 6 W6 1005 2,711 41 .6% 11 C22 1031 3,348 75 .4% 6 W7 1003 .06 1,306 24 .8% 12 C23 1034 3,676 83 .3% 5 W8 1006 3,064 42 .6% 7 C24 1032 3,358 82 .0% 8 W9 1027 .02 961 23 .8% 12 C25 1033 3,385 81 .0% 6 W10 1026 1,509 34 .6% 13 E1† 1101 .03 3,305 89 .3% 6 W11 1027 .01 1,568 28 .6% 9 E2 1148 3,019 82 .6% 4 W12 1028 .01 2,203 36 .5% 10 E3 1014 3,432 63 .5% 7 W13 1028 .02 1,586 28 .9% 10 E4 1036 2,396 90 .0% 5 W14† 1145 2,942 36 .7% 8 E5 1041 2,771 92 .4% 4 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 23 Figure 9: Non-Hispanic Black Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

24 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 9: Non-Hispanic Black Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 4,211 2 .2% City Council 4 1,130 3 .8% City Council 1 1,382 4 .1% City Council 5 337 1 .3% City Council 2 803 3 .2% City Council 6 119 0 .4% City Council 3 239 0 .9% City Council 7 198 0 .7%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 0 0 .0% - E6 1042 0 0 .0% - C2 1001 58 3 .3% 46 E7 1037 0 0 .0% - C3 1007 41 1 .3% 77 E8 1040 26 0 .7% 103 C4 1010 23 0 .8% 69 E9 1038 13 0 .5% 79 C5 1008 35 1 .4% 83 E10 1039 49 1 .2% 87 C6 1011 .02 0 0 .0% - E11 1043 26 0 .9% 61 C7 1011 .01 72 3 .8% 89 E12† 1114 303 4 .5% 46 C8 1012 10 0 .2% 122 E13 1049 38 1 .2% 93 C9 1025 104 2 .9% 47 E14 1141 0 0 .0% - C10 1140 52 2 .3% 49 E15 1047 34 0 .6% 72 C11 1021 277 15 .6% 52 E16 1044 18 1 .0% 68 C12 1019 206 7 9%. 32 E17 1048 0 0 .0% - C13 1017 22 0 .6% 91 E18† 1103 112 1 9%. 81 C14 1015 84 2 .9% 70 E19† 1102 10 0 .2% 103 C15 1023 256 9 .3% 48 E20† 1118 .02 9 0 .3% 95 C16 1020 8 0 .3% 99 W1† 1139 .06 7 0 .2% 96 C17 1018 87 2 6%. 57 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 34 0 .9% 73 W3 1147 25 0 .5% 114 C19 1029 101 2 .1% 51 W4 1003 .07 248 4 .6% 65 C20 1030 185 5 .4% 48 W5 1003 .08 651 15 .0% 38 C21 1035 7 0 .2% 104 W6 1005 0 0 .0% - C22 1031 0 0 .0% - W7 1003 .06 328 6 .2% 51 C23 1034 15 0 .3% 73 W8 1006 130 1 .8% 72 C24 1032 29 0 .7% 105 W9 1027 .02 32 0 .8% 93 C25 1033 69 1 .7% 82 W10 1026 79 1 .8% 92 E1† 1101 .03 43 1 .2% 75 W11 1027 .01 101 1 .8% 79 E2 1148 0 0 .0% - W12 1028 .01 35 0 .6% 71 E3 1014 44 0 .8% 47 W13 1028 .02 556 10 .1% 38 E4 1036 0 0 .0% - W14† 1145 199 2 .5% 36 E5 1041 0 0 .0% - † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 25 Figure 10: Non-Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

26 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 10: Non-Hispanic American Indian and Alaska Native Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 2,177 1 .1% City Council 4 135 0 .5% City Council 1 306 0 .9% City Council 5 806 3 .2% City Council 2 578 2 .3% City Council 6 93 0 .3% City Council 3 69 0 .3% City Council 7 175 0 .6%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 14 1 .0% 117 E6 1042 0 0 .0% - C2 1001 33 1 9%. 94 E7 1037 60 2 .3% 97 C3 1007 0 0 .0% - E8 1040 0 0 .0% - C4 1010 0 0 .0% - E9 1038 0 0 .0% - C5 1008 0 0 .0% - E10 1039 23 0 .6% 90 C6 1011 .02 8 0 .2% 122 E11 1043 44 1 .4% 59 C7 1011 .01 0 0 .0% - E12† 1114 125 1 .8% 69 C8 1012 0 0 .0% - E13 1049 14 0 .4% 96 C9 1025 0 0 .0% - E14 1141 25 0 .8% 73 C10 1140 0 0 .0% - E15 1047 23 0 .4% 77 C11 1021 34 1 9%. 52 E16 1044 0 0 .0% - C12 1019 49 1 9%. 68 E17 1048 0 0 .0% - C13 1017 34 0 .9% 97 E18† 1103 0 0 .0% - C14 1015 8 0 .3% 152 E19† 1102 109 2 .1% 69 C15 1023 0 0 .0% - E20† 1118 .02 15 0 .6% 105 C16 1020 0 0 .0% - W1† 1139 .06 0 0 .0% - C17 1018 10 0 .3% 91 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 0 0 .0% - W3 1147 37 0 .8% 82 C19 1029 374 7 .7% 52 W4 1003 .07 209 3 .9% 69 C20 1030 0 0 .0% - W5 1003 .08 29 0 .7% 99 C21 1035 129 3 .3% 79 W6 1005 0 0 .0% - C22 1031 103 2 .3% 80 W7 1003 .06 8 0 .2% 106 C23 1034 117 2 .7% 80 W8 1006 23 0 .3% 95 C24 1032 83 2 .0% 60 W9 1027 .02 346 8 .6% 43 C25 1033 69 1 .7% 71 W10 1026 145 3 .3% 60 E1† 1101 .03 0 0 .0% - W11 1027 .01 69 1 .3% 62 E2 1148 14 0 .4% 78 W12 1028 .01 0 0 .0% - E3 1014 10 0 .2% 116 W13 1028 .02 18 0 .3% 74 E4 1036 0 0 .0% - W14† 1145 32 0 .4% 95 E5 1041 0 0 .0% - † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, and W1 all have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 27 Figure 11: Non-Hispanic Asian Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

28 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 11: Non-Hispanic Asian Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 10,285 5 .3% City Council 4 2,216 7 .5% City Council 1 1,815 5 .4% City Council 5 456 1 .8% City Council 2 1,621 6 .4% City Council 6 2,185 7 9%. City Council 3 1,068 4 .2% City Council 7 872 3 .1%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 48 3 .6% 53 E6 1042 562 8 .9% 29 C2 1001 22 1 .3% 61 E7 1037 38 1 .4% 51 C3 1007 9 0 .3% 101 E8 1040 144 4 .0% 48 C4 1010 45 1 .5% 45 E9 1038 133 5 .4% 44 C5 1008 130 5 .4% 30 E10 1039 108 2 .6% 43 C6 1011 .02 252 6 .4% 52 E11 1043 313 10 .3% 32 C7 1011 .01 48 2 .5% 67 E12† 1114 1,225 18 .1% 25 C8 1012 228 5 .6% 39 E13 1049 101 3 .2% 49 C9 1025 627 17 .4% 20 E14 1141 48 1 .6% 41 C10 1140 79 3 .5% 38 E15 1047 98 1 .8% 56 C11 1021 26 1 .5% 87 E16 1044 23 1 .2% 53 C12 1019 224 8 .6% 21 E17 1048 24 0 .4% 76 C13 1017 357 9 .6% 34 E18† 1103 43 0 .7% 68 C14 1015 180 6 .2% 23 E19† 1102 51 1 .0% 50 C15 1023 159 5 .8% 52 E20† 1118 .02 52 2 .0% 64 C16 1020 182 7 .2% 46 W1† 1139 .06 45 1 .2% 62 C17 1018 252 7 .5% 40 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 130 3 .3% 31 W3 1147 216 4 .7% 46 C19 1029 80 1 .6% 93 W4 1003 .07 402 7 .4% 31 C20 1030 92 2 .7% 83 W5 1003 .08 425 9 .8% 53 C21 1035 40 1 .0% 71 W6 1005 395 6 .1% 55 C22 1031 40 0 .9% 47 W7 1003 .06 219 4 .2% 31 C23 1034 174 3 .9% 37 W8 1006 158 2 .2% 67 C24 1032 30 0 .7% 69 W9 1027 .02 239 5 .9% 57 C25 1033 132 3 .2% 32 W10 1026 226 5 .2% 33 E1† 1101 .03 64 1 .7% 55 W11 1027 .01 352 6 .4% 53 E2 1148 286 7 .8% 42 W12 1028 .01 288 4 .8% 78 E3 1014 1,154 21 .4% 11 W13 1028 .02 516 9 .4% 41 E4 1036 73 2 .7% 37 W14† 1145 1,149 14 .3% 30 E5 1041 106 3 .5% 50 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 29 Figure 12: Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

30 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 12: Non-Hispanic Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 2,830 1 .4% City Council 4 126 0 .4% City Council 1 1,099 3 .3% City Council 5 139 0 .6% City Council 2 1,205 4 .7% City Council 6 74 0 .3% City Council 3 46 0 .2% City Council 7 141 0 .5%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 0 0 .0% - E6 1042 35 0 .6% 68 C2 1001 6 0 .3% 81 E7 1037 0 0 .0% - C3 1007 0 0 .0% - E8 1040 0 0 .0% - C4 1010 0 0 .0% - E9 1038 0 0 .0% - C5 1008 15 0 .6% 77 E10 1039 0 0 .0% - C6 1011 .02 18 0 .5% 98 E11 1043 0 0 .0% - C7 1011 .01 0 0 .0% - E12† 1114 35 0 .5% 80 C8 1012 0 0 .0% - E13 1049 138 4 .3% 94 C9 1025 0 0 .0% - E14 1141 0 0 .0% - C10 1140 0 0 .0% - E15 1047 0 0 .0% - C11 1021 6 0 .3% 101 E16 1044 0 0 .0% - C12 1019 2 0 .1% 122 E17 1048 0 0 .0% - C13 1017 66 1 .8% 98 E18† 1103 0 0 .0% - C14 1015 0 0 .0% - E19† 1102 0 0 .0% - C15 1023 0 0 .0% - E20† 1118 .02 0 0 .0% - C16 1020 0 0 .0% - W1† 1139 .06 115 2 .9% 89 C17 1018 52 1 .6% 69 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 0 0 .0% - W3 1147 105 2 .3% 65 C19 1029 31 0 .6% 84 W4 1003 .07 105 1 9%. 61 C20 1030 0 0 .0% - W5 1003 .08 218 5 .0% 66 C21 1035 3 0 .1% 122 W6 1005 0 0 .0% - C22 1031 76 1 .7% 69 W7 1003 .06 496 9 .4% 31 C23 1034 29 0 .7% 101 W8 1006 175 2 .4% 60 C24 1032 0 0 .0% - W9 1027 .02 51 1 .3% 100 C25 1033 3 0 .1% 142 W10 1026 144 3 .3% 70 E1† 1101 .03 0 0 .0% - W11 1027 .01 447 8 .2% 59 E2 1148 7 0 .2% 104 W12 1028 .01 73 1 .2% 29 E3 1014 39 0 .7% 64 W13 1028 .02 490 8 .9% 48 E4 1036 0 0 .0% - W14† 1145 650 8 .1% 38 E5 1041 0 0 .0% - † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 31 Figure 13: Non-Hispanic Some Other Race and Two or More Races Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

32 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 13: Non-Hispanic Some Other Race and Two or More Races Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 5,858 3 .0% City Council 4 1,048 3 .6% City Council 1 795 2 .4% City Council 5 631 2 .5% City Council 2 1,237 4 .9% City Council 6 808 2 .9% City Council 3 779 3 .1% City Council 7 542 1 9%.

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 61 4 .6% 53 E6 1042 183 2 .9% 48 C2 1001 55 3 .1% 48 E7 1037 105 4 .0% 47 C3 1007 89 2 .8% 59 E8 1040 89 2 .5% 52 C4 1010 103 3 .5% 49 E9 1038 33 1 .3% 61 C5 1008 75 3 .1% 48 E10 1039 109 2 .6% 35 C6 1011 .02 87 2 .2% 47 E11 1043 20 0 .7% 69 C7 1011 .01 60 3 .2% 66 E12† 1114 181 2 .7% 47 C8 1012 50 1 .2% 69 E13 1049 8 0 .3% 135 C9 1025 173 4 .8% 40 E14 1141 94 3 .2% 35 C10 1140 36 1 .6% 57 E15 1047 67 1 .3% 72 C11 1021 28 1 .6% 53 E16 1044 56 3 .0% 43 C12 1019 110 4 .2% 42 E17 1048 64 1 .2% 63 C13 1017 153 4 .1% 30 E18† 1103 92 1 .6% 51 C14 1015 138 4 .7% 36 E19† 1102 22 0 .4% 80 C15 1023 30 1 .1% 63 E20† 1118 .02 0 0 .0% - C16 1020 47 1 .8% 44 W1† 1139 .06 33 0 .8% 89 C17 1018 205 6 .1% 41 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 128 3 .3% 36 W3 1147 179 3 .9% 41 C19 1029 107 2 .2% 113 W4 1003 .07 162 3 .0% 48 C20 1030 153 4 .5% 40 W5 1003 .08 20 0 .5% 83 C21 1035 91 2 .3% 45 W6 1005 226 3 .5% 39 C22 1031 72 1 .6% 45 W7 1003 .06 191 3 .6% 51 C23 1034 106 2 .4% 42 W8 1006 17 0 .2% 112 C24 1032 102 2 .5% 61 W9 1027 .02 107 2 .6% 57 C25 1033 200 4 .8% 43 W10 1026 476 10 9%. 40 E1† 1101 .03 42 1 .1% 70 W11 1027 .01 336 6 .1% 60 E2 1148 199 5 .4% 34 W12 1028 .01 173 2 .9% 44 E3 1014 245 4 .5% 22 W13 1028 .02 145 2 .6% 43 E4 1036 59 2 .2% 50 W14† 1145 314 3 .9% 41 E5 1041 18 0 .6% 80 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 33 Figure 14: Hispanic Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

34 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 14: Hispanic Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 42,336 21 .6% City Council 4 3,464 11 .8% City Council 1 16,106 48 .3% City Council 5 4,114 16 .3% City Council 2 12,142 47 .8% City Council 6 1,588 5 .7% City Council 3 2,190 8 .7% City Council 7 2,500 8 .8%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 52 3 .9% 47 E6 1042 204 3 .2% 37 C2 1001 414 23 .7% 19 E7 1037 116 4 .4% 31 C3 1007 358 11 .3% 26 E8 1040 354 9 9%. 41 C4 1010 132 4 .5% 42 E9 1038 126 5 .1% 36 C5 1008 222 9 .2% 23 E10 1039 195 4 .7% 30 C6 1011 .02 232 5 .9% 36 E11 1043 258 8 .5% 40 C7 1011 .01 167 8 .8% 32 E12† 1114 1,201 17 7%. 27 C8 1012 483 11 .8% 33 E13 1049 424 13 .3% 24 C9 1025 673 18 .7% 21 E14 1141 220 7 .5% 36 C10 1140 232 10 .4% 25 E15 1047 555 10 .4% 49 C11 1021 176 9 9%. 30 E16 1044 0 0 .0% - C12 1019 266 10 .2% 26 E17 1048 596 11 1%. 19 C13 1017 314 8 .4% 27 E18† 1103 434 7 .4% 47 C14 1015 253 8 .7% 30 E19† 1102 329 6 .3% 33 C15 1023 402 14 .6% 21 E20† 1118 .02 645 25 .0% 40 C16 1020 484 19 .0% 20 W1† 1139 .06 1,127 28 .8% 24 C17 1018 347 10 .3% 19 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 317 8 .1% 25 W3 1147 1,669 36 .6% 10 C19 1029 1,378 28 .4% 22 W4 1003 .07 3,074 56 .8% 9 C20 1030 801 23 .4% 26 W5 1003 .08 1,817 41 .8% 18 C21 1035 341 8 .6% 25 W6 1005 3,190 48 .9% 13 C22 1031 804 18 .1% 20 W7 1003 .06 2,727 51 .7% 13 C23 1034 296 6 .7% 32 W8 1006 3,629 50 .4% 16 C24 1032 494 12 1%. 26 W9 1027 .02 2,310 57 1%. 13 C25 1033 321 7 .7% 26 W10 1026 1,783 40 .9% 22 E1† 1101 .03 246 6 .6% 28 W11 1027 .01 2,608 47 .6% 11 E2 1148 130 3 .6% 44 W12 1028 .01 3,260 54 .0% 10 E3 1014 480 8 .9% 14 W13 1028 .02 2,181 39 7%. 15 E4 1036 135 5 .1% 77 W14† 1145 2,726 34 .0% 10 E5 1041 104 3 .5% 61 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 35 Figure 15: Minority Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

36 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 15: Minority Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 67,697 34 .6% City Council 4 8,119 27 .6% City Council 1 21,503 64 .6% City Council 5 6,483 25 .7% City Council 2 17,586 69 .2% City Council 6 4,867 17 .5% City Council 3 4,391 17 .4% City Council 7 4,428 15 .6%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 175 13 1%. 29 E6 1042 984 15 .5% 21 C2 1001 588 33 .7% 16 E7 1037 319 12 1%. 27 C3 1007 497 15 .7% 23 E8 1040 613 17 .2% 28 C4 1010 303 10 .2% 27 E9 1038 305 12 .4% 26 C5 1008 477 19 .7% 17 E10 1039 484 11 .7% 20 C6 1011 .02 597 15 1%. 27 E11 1043 661 21 .7% 22 C7 1011 .01 347 18 .2% 28 E12† 1114 3,070 45 .3% 16 C8 1012 771 18 9%. 24 E13 1049 723 22 .7% 24 C9 1025 1,577 43 .8% 13 E14 1141 387 13 .2% 23 C10 1140 399 17 9%. 18 E15 1047 777 14 .5% 37 C11 1021 547 30 .7% 29 E16 1044 97 5 .2% 33 C12 1019 857 32 9%. 14 E17 1048 684 12 .7% 18 C13 1017 946 25 .4% 18 E18† 1103 681 11 .5% 34 C14 1015 663 22 .8% 18 E19† 1102 521 9 9%. 26 C15 1023 847 30 .7% 20 E20† 1118 .02 721 28 .0% 36 C16 1020 721 28 .3% 18 W1† 1139 .06 1,327 34 .0% 22 C17 1018 953 28 .4% 17 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 609 15 .5% 17 W3 1147 2,231 48 .9% 10 C19 1029 2,071 42 .6% 19 W4 1003 .07 4,200 77 .6% 9 C20 1030 1,231 36 .0% 20 W5 1003 .08 3,160 72 .6% 15 C21 1035 611 15 .5% 23 W6 1005 3,811 58 .4% 12 C22 1031 1,095 24 .6% 17 W7 1003 .06 3,969 75 .2% 11 C23 1034 737 16 .7% 21 W8 1006 4,132 57 .4% 14 C24 1032 738 18 .0% 21 W9 1027 .02 3,085 76 .2% 12 C25 1033 794 19 .0% 19 W10 1026 2,853 65 .4% 16 E1† 1101 .03 395 10 .7% 23 W11 1027 .01 3,913 71 .4% 12 E2 1148 636 17 .4% 24 W12 1028 .01 3,829 63 .5% 11 E3 1014 1,972 36 .5% 8 W13 1028 .02 3,906 71 .1% 13 E4 1036 267 10 .0% 42 W14† 1145 5,070 63 .3% 11 E5 1041 228 7 .6% 37 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 37 38 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Age

Overall, Salt Lake City is older than the state . The median age Working Age in Salt Lake is 32 .0, while it is 30 .7 statewide 6. Salt Lake City’s Salt Lake County is the economic center of the state . The higher median age is due to a lower share of children and a resulting job opportunities lead to a higher working-age share large working-age population . The neighborhoods west of I-15 of the population in the county than in the state (52% compared have higher shares of Salt Lake City’s children than other parts with 48%) . Over half (55 .2%) of Salt Lake City’s population is of the city, while the central part of the city is home to many working-age (25 to 64 years) . Over 60% of both City Council working-age adults . Districts 4 and 5 are working-age residents . Tract C10 has the highest share of working-age adults with 71 .1% . Five additional Children (Under 5 and School-Age) tracts (C16, C6, C11, C17, C7) in the central part of the city have Statewide, 30% of residents are children (8 .3% under age 5, at least two-thirds of their population between ages 25 and 64 . 21 .8% between ages 5 and 17) . In Salt Lake City, just over one- Less than half of the populations of City Council Districts 2 and in-five city residents are children (6 .4% under age 5, 14 2%. 6 are working-age, the lowest in the city . between 5 and 17) . City Council District 2 has the highest share of both of these groups, with 9 .2% under 5 and 22 .8% between Retirement Age ages 5 and 17 (City Council District 1 follows closely behind) . City The share of the retirement-age population (aged 65 or over) Council District 4 has the lowest share across both groups, with is very similar at the state (10 .5%), county (10 .3%), and city- children making up less than 7% of the population . The tracts that level (10 .8%) . Within Salt Lake City, City Council Districts 3 and 6 stand out with the highest and lowest shares align with the west have the highest shares of retirement-age residents (15 .4% and and central parts of the city . Though the tracts with the highest 14 .1%, respectively) . At least one in five residents is 65 or over in shares of youth aged 5 to 17 are in the west, a few eastern tracts five tracts throughout the City (C5, E2, E20, E6, C1) . City Council also have notably high shares of this age group . District 2 has the lowest share of the retirement-age population at 7 .8% . Three tracts (W9, E3, and C7) have less than 5% of their College Age populations in this age group . Salt Lake City is home to the University of Utah, Westminster College, Salt Lake Community College South City campus, Median Age Neumont University, and the LDS Business College . These As mentioned previously, Salt Lake City is older than the state, campuses, in addition to many employment options, contribute with a median age of 32 .0 years compared to 30 7. statewide . to five tracts in the city having more than one in four people City Council Districts 3 and 6 have the highest median age – in the college-age (18 to 24) group . In Tract E3, home to the 37 .2 and 35 .8, respectively . There are six tracts in the city with a University of Utah, over half of the population is aged 18 to 24 . The median age of 40 years or older (E5, E16, C1, E1, E2, E6) . The only remaining four tracts are in City Council District 4, where 23 .5% city council district with a median age below 30 is District 2 at of the population is college-aged – C18 (34 .6%), C13 (29 .4%), C14 28 .2 . Tract E3, home to the University of Utah, has the lowest (28 .8%), and C12 (27 .3%) . City Council District 5 has the lowest median age at 22 .1 years, followed by tracts W5 and W7 west share of the college-aged population, with three tracts (E16, E7, of I-15 . and E6) having less than 5% of the population in that age group .

Data Summary: Share of Population by Age Group and Median Age Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Topic Salt Lake City District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 Children Under 5 Years of Age 6 4%. 8 .5% 9 .2% 4 .2% 3 .1% 6 .1% 6 .8% 6 .6% School-Age Population (5 to 17 years) 14 .2% 22 1%. 22 8%. 8 .7% 3 .6% 12 7%. 14 .3% 13 .9% College-Age Population (18 to 24 years) 13 .4% 10 4%. 10 9%. 12 0%. 23 5%. 9 .5% 16 .1% 10 .9% Working-Age Population (25 to 64 years) 55 .2% 50 2%. 49 3%. 59 7%. 60 0%. 62 0%. 48 .8% 58 .5% Retirement-Age Population (65 years and over) 10 .8% 8 .7% 7 .8% 15 4%. 9 .8% 9 .7% 14 .1% 10 .1% Median Age 32 .0 31 .1 28 .2 37 .2 30 .7 34 .1 35 .8 32 .1 Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 39 Figure 16: Children Under Age 5 Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

40 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 16: Children Under Age 5 Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 12,563 6 .4% City Council 4 918 3 .1% City Council 1 2,832 8 .5% City Council 5 1,537 6 .1% City Council 2 2,345 9 .2% City Council 6 1,900 6 .8% City Council 3 1,072 4 .2% City Council 7 1,882 6 .6%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 61 4 .6% 42 E6 1042 439 6 .9% 20 C2 1001 63 3 .6% 39 E7 1037 206 7 .8% 22 C3 1007 199 6 .3% 24 E8 1040 291 8 .2% 25 C4 1010 161 5 .4% 28 E9 1038 153 6 .2% 34 C5 1008 56 2 .3% 45 E10 1039 306 7 .4% 16 C6 1011 .02 141 3 .6% 49 E11 1043 225 7 .4% 21 C7 1011 .01 89 4 .7% 35 E12† 1114 657 9 7%. 23 C8 1012 142 3 .5% 40 E13 1049 245 7 .7% 29 C9 1025 148 4 .1% 34 E14 1141 258 8 .8% 17 C10 1140 52 2 .3% 45 E15 1047 273 5 .1% 25 C11 1021 74 4 .2% 42 E16 1044 111 5 .9% 21 C12 1019 8 0 .3% 148 E17 1048 449 8 .3% 19 C13 1017 117 3 .1% 29 E18† 1103 459 7 .8% 19 C14 1015 88 3 .0% 32 E19† 1102 428 8 .2% 15 C15 1023 81 2 .9% 36 E20† 1118 .02 228 8 .8% 35 C16 1020 151 5 .9% 34 W1† 1139 .06 352 9 .0% 24 C17 1018 47 1 .4% 41 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 152 3 .9% 34 W3 1147 256 5 .6% 19 C19 1029 467 9 .6% 21 W4 1003 .07 533 9 9%. 17 C20 1030 243 7 1%. 25 W5 1003 .08 488 11 .2% 27 C21 1035 254 6 .4% 20 W6 1005 423 6 .5% 30 C22 1031 144 3 .2% 29 W7 1003 .06 569 10 .8% 24 C23 1034 188 4 .3% 22 W8 1006 563 7 .8% 26 C24 1032 241 5 .9% 27 W9 1027 .02 400 9 9%. 25 C25 1033 168 4 .0% 28 W10 1026 402 9 .2% 27 E1† 1101 .03 136 3 .7% 24 W11 1027 .01 470 8 .6% 23 E2 1148 160 4 .4% 22 W12 1028 .01 549 9 .1% 32 E3 1014 290 5 .4% 22 W13 1028 .02 524 9 .5% 25 E4 1036 122 4 .6% 31 W14† 1145 711 8 .9% 16 E5 1041 246 8 .2% 18 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 41 Figure 17: School-Age Population (5 to 17 years) Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

42 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 17: School-Age Population (5 to 17 years) Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 27,738 14 .2% City Council 4 1,062 3 .6% City Council 1 7,368 22 .1% City Council 5 3,209 12 .7% City Council 2 5,793 22 .8% City Council 6 3,962 14 .3% City Council 3 2,192 8 .7% City Council 7 3,952 13 9%.

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 79 5 .9% 34 E6 1042 786 12 .4% 14 C2 1001 223 12 .8% 21 E7 1037 388 14 .7% 18 C3 1007 330 10 .4% 27 E8 1040 713 20 .0% 11 C4 1010 341 11 .5% 17 E9 1038 395 16 .1% 15 C5 1008 53 2 .2% 57 E10 1039 706 17 .0% 11 C6 1011 .02 106 2 .7% 44 E11 1043 467 15 .3% 16 C7 1011 .01 139 7 .3% 31 E12† 1114 828 12 .2% 16 C8 1012 401 9 .8% 19 E13 1049 516 16 .2% 20 C9 1025 153 4 .3% 35 E14 1141 332 11 .3% 13 C10 1140 13 0 .6% 151 E15 1047 806 15 1%. 20 C11 1021 37 2 .1% 68 E16 1044 375 20 .1% 12 C12 1019 42 1 .6% 47 E17 1048 781 14 .5% 16 C13 1017 74 2 .0% 41 E18† 1103 1,015 17 .2% 13 C14 1015 115 3 .9% 31 E19† 1102 869 16 .6% 11 C15 1023 165 6 .0% 32 E20† 1118 .02 404 15 .7% 22 C16 1020 127 5 .0% 30 W1† 1139 .06 684 17 .5% 18 C17 1018 130 3 .9% 26 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 206 5 .3% 21 W3 1147 921 20 .2% 13 C19 1029 484 10 .0% 24 W4 1003 .07 1,595 29 .5% 10 C20 1030 648 18 9%. 20 W5 1003 .08 910 20 .9% 15 C21 1035 462 11 .7% 14 W6 1005 1,414 21 .7% 17 C22 1031 758 17 1%. 13 W7 1003 .06 1,211 23 .0% 12 C23 1034 528 12 .0% 14 W8 1006 1,317 18 .3% 19 C24 1032 329 8 .0% 30 W9 1027 .02 1,034 25 .6% 14 C25 1033 280 6 .7% 27 W10 1026 865 19 .8% 16 E1† 1101 .03 666 18 .0% 13 W11 1027 .01 1,475 26 .9% 13 E2 1148 520 14 .2% 13 W12 1028 .01 1,180 19 .6% 13 E3 1014 176 3 .3% 32 W13 1028 .02 1,239 22 .6% 12 E4 1036 571 21 .4% 13 W14† 1145 1,800 22 .5% 10 E5 1041 622 20 .7% 12 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 43 Figure 18: College-Age Population (18 to 24 years) Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

44 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 18: College-Age Population (18 to 24 years) Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 26,214 13 .4% City Council 4 6,910 23 .5% City Council 1 3,476 10 .4% City Council 5 2,393 9 .5% City Council 2 2,780 10 9%. City Council 6 4,456 16 .1% City Council 3 3,019 12 .0% City Council 7 3,088 10 9%.

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 102 7 .6% 30 E6 1042 273 4 .3% 26 C2 1001 316 18 .1% 26 E7 1037 110 4 .2% 31 C3 1007 362 11 .5% 23 E8 1040 285 8 .0% 25 C4 1010 326 11 .0% 23 E9 1038 297 12 1%. 22 C5 1008 310 12 .8% 21 E10 1039 541 13 .0% 21 C6 1011 .02 390 9 9%. 24 E11 1043 286 9 .4% 27 C7 1011 .01 278 14 .6% 21 E12† 1114 688 10 .1% 20 C8 1012 459 11 .2% 25 E13 1049 196 6 .2% 27 C9 1025 872 24 .2% 19 E14 1141 315 10 .7% 32 C10 1140 184 8 .3% 26 E15 1047 594 11 1%. 25 C11 1021 399 22 .4% 17 E16 1044 68 3 .6% 36 C12 1019 711 27 .3% 15 E17 1048 529 9 .8% 25 C13 1017 1,095 29 .4% 18 E18† 1103 295 5 .0% 24 C14 1015 838 28 .8% 15 E19† 1102 368 7 .0% 17 C15 1023 428 15 .5% 25 E20† 1118 .02 135 5 .2% 32 C16 1020 391 15 .4% 21 W1† 1139 .06 308 7 9%. 21 C17 1018 635 18 9%. 18 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 1,357 34 .6% 13 W3 1147 495 10 9%. 20 C19 1029 647 13 .3% 22 W4 1003 .07 437 8 .1% 20 C20 1030 218 6 .4% 25 W5 1003 .08 740 17 .0% 20 C21 1035 395 10 .0% 20 W6 1005 326 5 .0% 26 C22 1031 352 7 9%. 23 W7 1003 .06 697 13 .2% 15 C23 1034 573 13 .0% 25 W8 1006 781 10 9%. 21 C24 1032 208 5 .1% 29 W9 1027 .02 369 9 .1% 21 C25 1033 803 19 .2% 16 W10 1026 444 10 .2% 21 E1† 1101 .03 218 5 .9% 25 W11 1027 .01 604 11 .0% 18 E2 1148 476 13 .0% 17 W12 1028 .01 650 10 .8% 18 E3 1014 2,783 51 .5% 8 W13 1028 .02 713 13 .0% 16 E4 1036 291 10 9%. 22 W14† 1145 793 9 9%. 15 E5 1041 173 5 .8% 26 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 45 Figure 19: Working-Age Population (25 to 64 years) Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

46 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 19: Working-Age Population (25 to 64 years) Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 108,019 55 .2% City Council 4 17,654 60 .0% City Council 1 16,725 50 .2% City Council 5 15,614 62 .0% City Council 2 12,519 49 .3% City Council 6 13,535 48 .8% City Council 3 15,058 59 .7% City Council 7 16,610 58 .5%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 762 57 1%. 10 E6 1042 3,308 52 .1% 7 C2 1001 1,019 58 .3% 10 E7 1037 1,621 61 .6% 9 C3 1007 1,974 62 .5% 8 E8 1040 1,807 50 .7% 8 C4 1010 1,726 58 .2% 8 E9 1038 1,387 56 .4% 8 C5 1008 1,304 53 .8% 10 E10 1039 2,118 51 .1% 7 C6 1011 .02 2,609 66 .0% 11 E11 1043 1,802 59 .2% 8 C7 1011 .01 1,324 69 .6% 9 E12† 1114 3,959 58 .4% 8 C8 1012 2,589 63 .3% 9 E13 1049 1,961 61 .6% 8 C9 1025 2,163 60 .1% 9 E14 1141 1,805 61 .4% 6 C10 1140 1,584 71 .1% 8 E15 1047 3,034 56 .7% 9 C11 1021 1,181 66 .3% 11 E16 1044 996 53 .3% 8 C12 1019 1,541 59 .2% 11 E17 1048 3,024 56 .2% 10 C13 1017 2,136 57 .3% 8 E18† 1103 3,306 56 .0% 8 C14 1015 1,669 57 .3% 10 E19† 1102 2,913 55 .5% 6 C15 1023 1,631 59 .1% 11 E20† 1118 .02 1,280 49 .6% 11 C16 1020 1,679 66 .0% 9 W1† 1139 .06 2,143 54 .8% 8 C17 1018 2,259 67 .4% 10 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 1,811 46 .2% 9 W3 1147 2,369 52 .0% 7 C19 1029 2,854 58 .7% 10 W4 1003 .07 2,558 47 .3% 7 C20 1030 2,092 61 .1% 8 W5 1003 .08 1,898 43 .6% 10 C21 1035 2,435 61 .6% 7 W6 1005 3,695 56 .7% 10 C22 1031 2,872 64 .6% 7 W7 1003 .06 2,358 44 .7% 8 C23 1034 2,694 61 .0% 6 W8 1006 3,847 53 .5% 9 C24 1032 2,667 65 .1% 9 W9 1027 .02 2,053 50 .7% 8 C25 1033 2,601 62 .2% 9 W10 1026 2,236 51 .3% 9 E1† 1101 .03 2,100 56 .8% 7 W11 1027 .01 2,521 46 .0% 8 E2 1148 1,751 47 9%. 7 W12 1028 .01 3,084 51 .1% 8 E3 1014 1,943 36 .0% 8 W13 1028 .02 2,625 47 .8% 9 E4 1036 1,352 50 .8% 8 W14† 1145 4,212 52 .6% 6 E5 1041 1,386 46 .2% 8 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 47 Figure 20: Retirement-Age Population (65 years and over) Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

48 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 20: Retirement-Age Population (65 years and over) Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 21,167 10 .8% City Council 4 2,880 9 .8% City Council 1 2,911 8 .7% City Council 5 2,433 9 7%. City Council 2 1,976 7 .8% City Council 6 3,900 14 .1% City Council 3 3,891 15 .4% City Council 7 2,872 10 .1%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 331 24 .8% 16 E6 1042 1,542 24 .3% 10 C2 1001 126 7 .2% 25 E7 1037 306 11 .6% 17 C3 1007 294 9 .3% 20 E8 1040 465 13 1%. 15 C4 1010 411 13 9%. 15 E9 1038 226 9 .2% 17 C5 1008 703 29 .0% 11 E10 1039 476 11 .5% 12 C6 1011 .02 707 17 9%. 18 E11 1043 265 8 .7% 18 C7 1011 .01 72 3 .8% 43 E12† 1114 652 9 .6% 16 C8 1012 499 12 .2% 19 E13 1049 263 8 .3% 21 C9 1025 264 7 .3% 23 E14 1141 232 7 9%. 14 C10 1140 395 17 7%. 15 E15 1047 640 12 .0% 15 C11 1021 90 5 .1% 42 E16 1044 319 17 1%. 12 C12 1019 299 11 .5% 20 E17 1048 600 11 1%. 16 C13 1017 304 8 .2% 21 E18† 1103 827 14 .0% 13 C14 1015 202 6 .9% 25 E19† 1102 670 12 .8% 12 C15 1023 453 16 .4% 18 E20† 1118 .02 532 20 .6% 16 C16 1020 197 7 .7% 27 W1† 1139 .06 421 10 .8% 16 C17 1018 282 8 .4% 17 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 394 10 .1% 17 W3 1147 517 11 .3% 15 C19 1029 408 8 .4% 24 W4 1003 .07 287 5 .3% 19 C20 1030 222 6 .5% 20 W5 1003 .08 315 7 .2% 23 C21 1035 405 10 .3% 16 W6 1005 664 10 .2% 19 C22 1031 317 7 1%. 20 W7 1003 .06 440 8 .3% 18 C23 1034 430 9 7%. 15 W8 1006 688 9 .6% 20 C24 1032 651 15 9%. 19 W9 1027 .02 190 4 .7% 25 C25 1033 327 7 .8% 26 W10 1026 415 9 .5% 17 E1† 1101 .03 580 15 .7% 13 W11 1027 .01 411 7 .5% 18 E2 1148 748 20 .5% 10 W12 1028 .01 569 9 .4% 17 E3 1014 212 3 .9% 30 W13 1028 .02 391 7 1%. 18 E4 1036 327 12 .3% 18 W14† 1145 496 6 .2% 15 E5 1041 572 19 .1% 13 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 49 Figure 21: Median Age Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

50 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 21: Median Age Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Estimate

Salt Lake City 32 .0 City Council 4 30 .7 City Council 1 31 .1 City Council 5 34 .1 City Council 2 28 .2 City Council 6 35 .8 City Council 3 37 .2 City Council 7 32 .1

Map Code Census Tract Estimate CV Map Code Census Tract Estimate CV

C1 1002 43 .5 12 E6 1042 46 .9 9 C2 1001 30 .1 6 E7 1037 39 .0 5 C3 1007 34 .0 4 E8 1040 37 1. 7 C4 1010 38 .7 4 E9 1038 31 .0 6 C5 1008 39 7. 3 E10 1039 30 .2 2 C6 1011 .02 33 .5 5 E11 1043 29 9. 3 C7 1011 .01 29 .8 3 E12† 1114 33 9. 3 C8 1012 36 .7 2 E13 1049 33 9. 6 C9 1025 29 .1 3 E14 1141 31 .6 3 C10 1140 39 .4 7 E15 1047 33 .1 5 C11 1021 32 .2 7 E16 1044 42 .2 3 C12 1019 28 .7 3 E17 1048 29 9. 9 C13 1017 28 .7 3 E18† 1103 36 .6 4 C14 1015 29 .4 8 E19† 1102 36 .4 3 C15 1023 35 .5 4 E20† 1118 .02 35 .7 7 C16 1020 32 .5 3 W1† 1139 .06 31 .6 4 C17 1018 30 .1 4 W2 9800 - - C18 1016 26 .8 2 W3 1147 34 .2 3 C19 1029 32 .1 3 W4 1003 .07 27 .3 7 C20 1030 31 .7 5 W5 1003 .08 25 .3 7 C21 1035 36 .3 6 W6 1005 36 .8 8 C22 1031 34 .8 2 W7 1003 .06 26 .8 5 C23 1034 33 .7 3 W8 1006 33 .5 7 C24 1032 36 .2 6 W9 1027 .02 27 .5 7 C25 1033 30 .4 4 W10 1026 28 .8 12 E1† 1101 .03 46 .2 4 W11 1027 .01 26 .9 5 E2 1148 46 .3 9 W12 1028 .01 30 .6 5 E3 1014 22 .1 2 W13 1028 .02 27 .0 5 E4 1036 36 .4 5 W14† 1145 28 .8 3 E5 1041 40 .2 4 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 51 Households

Salt Lake City has the highest share of nonfamily households Family households of cities in the state and the third-lowest share of households Nearly three-quarters of Utah households are family with children under 18 (behind Kanab and Escalante) . With the households . In Salt Lake City, just over half of households are consideration of the high share of college-age and working-age family households . At least 70% of households in City Council populations in the central neighborhoods of Salt Lake City, this Districts 1, 2, and 6 are family households . Only one-quarter of makes sense . The households in central areas of the city reflect households in City Council District 4 are family households . these populations through the highest shares of nonfamily Four tracts (W4, W9, E2, and W13) have 81% or more of households and those living alone . Families, from single-parent households filled with families . Three tracts (C15, C11, and C12) to large households, are more likely on the west side of the city . have families in fewer than 20% of households . The neighborhoods with older residents are along the eastern While a stereotype of Utah households is large nuclear edge of the city . families with children, only 32 .3% of Utah households are married-family with children . The share in Salt Lake City is half Average household size that (16 .7%) . One-third or more of households in three tracts Utah has the largest household size in the nation at 3 .13 (W4, W14, and E8) are married couples with children . Eight people per household . Salt Lake City is closer to the national tracts in the central part of the city have 5% or fewer family average household size (2 .63) than Utah’s, at 2 .43 persons per households with children . household (pph) . Households west of I-15, in City Council Statewide, 8 .7% of households are single-parent households . Districts 1 (3 .22) and 2 (3 .45), were the largest in the city . City The share is slightly higher in Salt Lake County (9 6%). but lower Council District 4, in the center of the city, has the smallest in Salt Lake City (8 .1%) . In City Council Districts 1 and 2, the households at 1 .76 pph . In smaller geographic terms, the largest share is more than double the city’s share, at 16 .8% and 19 7%,. average households in the city are in tract W4, at 4 .05 pph . respectively . City Council District 4 is the lowest at 3 .8% . In five tracts west of I-15 (W11, W10, W5, W9, and W4), at least one in Households with persons under 18 and over 60 five households are single parent-led . Salt Lake City has a lower share of households with people over age 60 than the state, at 28 .2% compared to 31 .6% . District Nonfamily households 6 has the highest share of these households at 38 5%,. while Statewide, one in four households is a nonfamily household, District 4 is the lowest at 21 .5% . Eighteen of the 59 tracts that which includes any households where members have no family fall partially or entirely within the city have at least one-third of relationship as well as those who live alone . In Salt Lake City, households with someone 60 or older . Over half of households nearly half of households are nonfamily, the highest of all cities have someone over 60 in two tracts, E2 and E6 . throughout the state 7. City Council District 4 stands out, where While 41 .3% of Utah households have at least one child three-quarters of households have nonfamily arrangements . (someone under age 18), only one-quarter of Salt Lake City Over half of the households in Districts 3 and 5 are nonfamily . households have at least one child . City Council Districts 1 and Tract C12 has the highest share of nonfamily households 2 both have over 40% of households with a child, while City citywide at 89 .2% . On the low end, Tracts W4, W9, and E2 are all Council District 4 only has 8% . Households with children are in the 12% range . especially common west of I-15, where nine of the fourteen tracts west of I-15 have 40% or more of households with a child .

52 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Data Summary: Share of Households by Household Type and Average Household Size Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Topic Salt Lake City District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7 Households with Persons Under Age 18 25 .1% 41 4%. 45 3%. 16 6%. 8 .3% 24 2%. 32 .4% 25 .4% Households with Persons Age 60 and Over 28 .2% 28 7%. 27 0%. 30 4%. 21 5%. 27 2%. 38 .5% 27 .2% Family Households 51 .4% 70 8%. 76 2%. 43 6%. 25 4%. 48 0%. 70 .4% 52 .2% Married-Couple Family Households 38 .2% 47 0%. 46 7%. 35 0%. 18 6%. 34 0%. 62 .2% 41 .6% Married-Couple Family Households with 16 .7% 24 2%. 25 1%. 11 9%. 4 .5% 15 2%. 26 .9% 20 .7% Children Under 18 Single Householders with Children Under 18 8 1%. 16 8%. 19 7%. 4 .5% 3 .8% 8 .7% 5 .3% 4 .2% Family Households of Five or More Persons 7 8%. 20 4%. 22 8%. 3 .0% 0 .9% 4 .1% 8 .2% 5 .0% Nonfamily Households 48 .6% 29 2%. 23 8%. 56 4%. 74 6%. 52 0%. 29 .6% 47 .8% Householders Living Alone 35 .6% 20 0%. 16 8%. 40 7%. 55 9%. 39 0%. 22 .9% 33 .1% Average Household Size 2 43. 3 .22 3 .45 2 .05 1 .76 2 .23 2 .66 2 .42 Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 53 Figure 22: Households with Persons Under Age 18 Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

54 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 22: Households with Persons Under Age 18 Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 19,609 25 .1% City Council 4 1,346 8 .3% City Council 1 4,242 41 .4% City Council 5 2,696 24 .2% City Council 2 3,300 45 .3% City Council 6 2,992 32 .4% City Council 3 2,006 16 .6% City Council 7 2,937 25 .4%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 91 17 .5% 29 E6 1042 673 25 .7% 9 C2 1001 164 22 .7% 19 E7 1037 348 32 .5% 10 C3 1007 284 18 .4% 16 E8 1040 474 39 .4% 10 C4 1010 293 21 .8% 16 E9 1038 299 30 .4% 12 C5 1008 77 5 .6% 39 E10 1039 495 33 .8% 9 C6 1011 .02 219 9 .8% 30 E11 1043 358 29 .0% 13 C7 1011 .01 172 16 .2% 30 E12† 1114 777 28 .1% 15 C8 1012 350 16 .6% 16 E13 1049 350 26 .8% 17 C9 1025 279 13 .0% 22 E14 1141 276 21 .8% 10 C10 1140 51 3 .5% 36 E15 1047 616 28 .6% 15 C11 1021 65 5 .4% 31 E16 1044 207 31 .4% 10 C12 1019 23 1 .5% 63 E17 1048 582 29 .3% 10 C13 1017 144 7 .2% 22 E18† 1103 781 33 .5% 11 C14 1015 123 8 .7% 14 E19† 1102 620 33 9%. 8 C15 1023 126 7 .7% 28 E20† 1118 .02 274 23 .5% 21 C16 1020 198 14 .4% 23 W1† 1139 .06 544 38 .4% 13 C17 1018 120 7 .3% 19 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 217 12 .4% 19 W3 1147 603 41 .6% 9 C19 1029 477 20 .0% 11 W4 1003 .07 808 60 .5% 9 C20 1030 484 39 .5% 11 W5 1003 .08 658 51 .6% 11 C21 1035 442 26 .3% 10 W6 1005 692 30 .6% 15 C22 1031 479 25 .8% 10 W7 1003 .06 646 40 .0% 11 C23 1034 405 21 9%. 9 W8 1006 835 36 .1% 16 C24 1032 409 19 .0% 14 W9 1027 .02 652 55 .7% 10 C25 1033 249 12 .6% 12 W10 1026 533 40 .1% 13 E1† 1101 .03 447 32 .3% 10 W11 1027 .01 780 46 .6% 10 E2 1148 356 29 7%. 9 W12 1028 .01 667 37 .8% 10 E3 1014 293 35 .1% 18 W13 1028 .02 668 49 .4% 11 E4 1036 326 34 .6% 11 W14† 1145 1,053 49 9%. 7 E5 1041 383 35 .0% 10 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 55 Figure 23: Households with Persons Age 60 and Over Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

56 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 23: Households with Persons Age 60 and Over Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 22,074 28 .2% City Council 4 3,482 21 .5% City Council 1 2,944 28 .7% City Council 5 3,034 27 .2% City Council 2 1,969 27 .0% City Council 6 3,556 38 .5% City Council 3 3,678 30 .4% City Council 7 3,143 27 .2%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 240 46 .2% 14 E6 1042 1,376 52 .6% 8 C2 1001 135 18 .7% 20 E7 1037 340 31 .7% 13 C3 1007 295 19 .1% 16 E8 1040 479 39 .8% 9 C4 1010 452 33 .7% 10 E9 1038 258 26 .2% 10 C5 1008 549 40 .0% 12 E10 1039 389 26 .6% 8 C6 1011 .02 686 30 .8% 14 E11 1043 252 20 .4% 13 C7 1011 .01 91 8 .6% 29 E12† 1114 610 22 .0% 15 C8 1012 619 29 .4% 10 E13 1049 318 24 .4% 15 C9 1025 386 17 9%. 15 E14 1141 333 26 .3% 10 C10 1140 426 28 .8% 14 E15 1047 713 33 .1% 9 C11 1021 147 12 1%. 22 E16 1044 297 45 .1% 9 C12 1019 317 20 .5% 20 E17 1048 584 29 .4% 11 C13 1017 280 14 .1% 17 E18† 1103 699 29 9%. 11 C14 1015 209 14 .7% 24 E19† 1102 630 34 .4% 6 C15 1023 643 39 .3% 10 E20† 1118 .02 480 41 .1% 13 C16 1020 259 18 .8% 19 W1† 1139 .06 537 37 9%. 14 C17 1018 347 21 .2% 10 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 468 26 .7% 10 W3 1147 486 33 .5% 10 C19 1029 630 26 .4% 16 W4 1003 .07 304 22 .8% 13 C20 1030 269 22 .0% 15 W5 1003 .08 315 24 .7% 16 C21 1035 491 29 .2% 11 W6 1005 682 30 .1% 15 C22 1031 461 24 .8% 13 W7 1003 .06 351 21 .7% 11 C23 1034 465 25 .2% 11 W8 1006 806 34 .8% 14 C24 1032 718 33 .3% 13 W9 1027 .02 244 20 .8% 21 C25 1033 388 19 .6% 12 W10 1026 348 26 .2% 10 E1† 1101 .03 648 46 .9% 8 W11 1027 .01 433 25 .9% 16 E2 1148 611 51 .0% 6 W12 1028 .01 577 32 .7% 12 E3 1014 47 5 .6% 41 W13 1028 .02 367 27 1%. 13 E4 1036 389 41 .3% 12 W14† 1145 530 25 .1% 13 E5 1041 536 48 .9% 9 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 57 Figure 24: Family Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

58 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 24: Family Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 40,229 51 .4% City Council 4 4,123 25 .4% City Council 1 7,265 70 .8% City Council 5 5,351 48 .0% City Council 2 5,555 76 .2% City Council 6 6,494 70 .4% City Council 3 5,272 43 .6% City Council 7 6,035 52 .2%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 366 70 .5% 8 E6 1042 1,919 73 .3% 4 C2 1001 364 50 .5% 13 E7 1037 750 70 .0% 7 C3 1007 562 36 .4% 10 E8 1040 908 75 .4% 6 C4 1010 656 48 .8% 8 E9 1038 558 56 .8% 7 C5 1008 395 28 .8% 15 E10 1039 930 63 .5% 7 C6 1011 .02 699 31 .4% 16 E11 1043 667 54 .0% 7 C7 1011 .01 351 33 .1% 17 E12† 1114 1,430 51 .6% 8 C8 1012 836 39 .8% 12 E13 1049 635 48 .7% 10 C9 1025 627 29 .1% 13 E14 1141 554 43 .8% 8 C10 1140 389 26 .3% 12 E15 1047 1,377 64 .0% 9 C11 1021 181 14 9%. 25 E16 1044 487 73 .9% 6 C12 1019 168 10 .8% 23 E17 1048 1,052 53 .0% 10 C13 1017 484 24 .3% 15 E18† 1103 1,553 66 .5% 7 C14 1015 421 29 .6% 14 E19† 1102 1,367 74 .7% 4 C15 1023 325 19 .8% 18 E20† 1118 .02 585 50 .1% 12 C16 1020 504 36 .7% 13 W1† 1139 .06 849 59 9%. 7 C17 1018 482 29 .4% 15 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 542 30 .9% 12 W3 1147 1,071 73 .9% 6 C19 1029 968 40 .5% 11 W4 1003 .07 1,172 87 7%. 5 C20 1030 704 57 .5% 9 W5 1003 .08 959 75 .3% 8 C21 1035 938 55 .8% 7 W6 1005 1,343 59 .3% 10 C22 1031 965 52 .0% 9 W7 1003 .06 1,062 65 .7% 7 C23 1034 971 52 .6% 7 W8 1006 1,658 71 .7% 7 C24 1032 805 37 .3% 10 W9 1027 .02 1,022 87 .3% 6 C25 1033 705 35 .6% 13 W10 1026 907 68 .3% 9 E1† 1101 .03 1,100 79 .6% 5 W11 1027 .01 1,226 73 .3% 7 E2 1148 1,043 87 1%. 4 W12 1028 .01 1,304 73 .8% 6 E3 1014 507 60 .8% 12 W13 1028 .02 1,096 81 .1% 6 E4 1036 686 72 .7% 7 W14† 1145 1,615 76 .5% 5 E5 1041 794 72 .5% 5 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 59 Figure 25: Married-Couple Family Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

60 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 25: Married-Couple Family Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 29,878 38 .2% City Council 4 3,018 18 .6% City Council 1 4,819 47 .0% City Council 5 3,789 34 .0% City Council 2 3,403 46 .7% City Council 6 5,738 62 .2% City Council 3 4,236 35 .0% City Council 7 4,811 41 .6%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 294 56 .6% 11 E6 1042 1,818 69 .4% 5 C2 1001 196 27 .2% 14 E7 1037 647 60 .4% 7 C3 1007 431 27 9%. 14 E8 1040 805 66 9%. 8 C4 1010 477 35 .5% 9 E9 1038 468 47 .6% 7 C5 1008 350 25 .5% 17 E10 1039 717 49 .0% 8 C6 1011 .02 557 25 .0% 18 E11 1043 498 40 .3% 9 C7 1011 .01 232 21 9%. 17 E12† 1114 868 31 .3% 11 C8 1012 719 34 .2% 14 E13 1049 421 32 .3% 15 C9 1025 390 18 .1% 19 E14 1141 513 40 .6% 8 C10 1140 354 24 .0% 13 E15 1047 1,122 52 .1% 10 C11 1021 101 8 .3% 37 E16 1044 417 63 .3% 7 C12 1019 145 9 .4% 24 E17 1048 867 43 .7% 11 C13 1017 365 18 .4% 18 E18† 1103 1,224 52 .4% 8 C14 1015 358 25 .2% 14 E19† 1102 1,168 63 .8% 6 C15 1023 203 12 .4% 25 E20† 1118 .02 401 34 .3% 16 C16 1020 336 24 .4% 16 W1† 1139 .06 540 38 .1% 10 C17 1018 398 24 .3% 17 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 368 21 .0% 15 W3 1147 779 53 .8% 10 C19 1029 528 22 .1% 24 W4 1003 .07 783 58 .6% 9 C20 1030 439 35 9%. 15 W5 1003 .08 638 50 .1% 12 C21 1035 650 38 .7% 11 W6 1005 907 40 .0% 15 C22 1031 716 38 .6% 13 W7 1003 .06 630 39 .0% 11 C23 1034 798 43 .2% 8 W8 1006 1,082 46 .8% 11 C24 1032 658 30 .5% 13 W9 1027 .02 628 53 .6% 12 C25 1033 505 25 .5% 13 W10 1026 550 41 .4% 15 E1† 1101 .03 1,040 75 .3% 5 W11 1027 .01 728 43 .5% 13 E2 1148 980 81 .8% 4 W12 1028 .01 796 45 .1% 12 E3 1014 440 52 .8% 15 W13 1028 .02 701 51 .8% 10 E4 1036 595 63 .1% 9 W14† 1145 1,154 54 .7% 8 E5 1041 716 65 .4% 6 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 61 Figure 26: Married-Couple Family Households with Children Under 18 Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

62 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 26: Married-Couple Family Households with Children Under 18 Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 13,084 16 .7% City Council 4 728 4 .5% City Council 1 2,482 24 .2% City Council 5 1,690 15 .2% City Council 2 1,833 25 .1% City Council 6 2,482 26 .9% City Council 3 1,436 11 9%. City Council 7 2,394 20 .7%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 73 14 .1% 32 E6 1042 610 23 .3% 9 C2 1001 76 10 .5% 22 E7 1037 256 23 .9% 10 C3 1007 168 10 9%. 25 E8 1040 408 33 9%. 12 C4 1010 196 14 .6% 19 E9 1038 248 25 .2% 14 C5 1008 60 4 .4% 45 E10 1039 405 27 7%. 9 C6 1011 .02 203 9 .1% 31 E11 1043 272 22 .0% 14 C7 1011 .01 72 6 .8% 30 E12† 1114 463 16 .7% 16 C8 1012 246 11 .7% 20 E13 1049 207 15 9%. 27 C9 1025 100 4 .6% 40 E14 1141 241 19 .1% 11 C10 1140 51 3 .5% 36 E15 1047 559 26 .0% 17 C11 1021 3 0 .2% 122 E16 1044 184 27 9%. 11 C12 1019 18 1 .2% 78 E17 1048 461 23 .2% 10 C13 1017 98 4 .9% 26 E18† 1103 548 23 .5% 9 C14 1015 106 7 .5% 14 E19† 1102 542 29 .6% 9 C15 1023 71 4 .3% 33 E20† 1118 .02 155 13 .3% 31 C16 1020 75 5 .5% 31 W1† 1139 .06 344 24 .3% 16 C17 1018 70 4 .3% 25 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 136 7 .7% 21 W3 1147 448 30 .9% 12 C19 1029 174 7 .3% 45 W4 1003 .07 473 35 .4% 15 C20 1030 248 20 .3% 22 W5 1003 .08 390 30 .6% 16 C21 1035 278 16 .5% 16 W6 1005 374 16 .5% 24 C22 1031 315 17 .0% 16 W7 1003 .06 380 23 .5% 16 C23 1034 340 18 .4% 11 W8 1006 417 18 .0% 20 C24 1032 335 15 .5% 19 W9 1027 .02 378 32 .3% 15 C25 1033 222 11 .2% 13 W10 1026 245 18 .4% 19 E1† 1101 .03 425 30 .8% 11 W11 1027 .01 431 25 .8% 17 E2 1148 342 28 .5% 10 W12 1028 .01 384 21 .7% 16 E3 1014 234 28 .1% 23 W13 1028 .02 395 29 .2% 18 E4 1036 241 25 .6% 12 W14† 1145 726 34 .4% 10 E5 1041 328 30 .0% 11 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 63 Figure 27: Single Householders with Children Under 18 Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

64 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 27: Single Householders with Children Under 18 Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 6,320 8 .1% City Council 4 618 3 .8% City Council 1 1,719 16 .8% City Council 5 966 8 .7% City Council 2 1,437 19 .7% City Council 6 493 5 .3% City Council 3 545 4 .5% City Council 7 491 4 .2%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 18 3 .5% 95 E6 1042 63 2 .4% 64 C2 1001 81 11 .2% 39 E7 1037 92 8 .6% 41 C3 1007 116 7 .5% 33 E8 1040 66 5 .5% 36 C4 1010 97 7 .2% 41 E9 1038 51 5 .2% 39 C5 1008 17 1 .2% 82 E10 1039 84 5 .7% 33 C6 1011 .02 16 0 .7% 104 E11 1043 86 7 .0% 35 C7 1011 .01 100 9 .4% 50 E12† 1114 297 10 .7% 32 C8 1012 86 4 .1% 44 E13 1049 143 11 .0% 36 C9 1025 179 8 .3% 43 E14 1141 35 2 .8% 40 C10 1140 0 0 .0% - E15 1047 57 2 .6% 59 C11 1021 62 5 .1% 36 E16 1044 23 3 .5% 47 C12 1019 5 0 .3% 173 E17 1048 69 3 .5% 60 C13 1017 46 2 .3% 52 E18† 1103 233 10 .0% 32 C14 1015 17 1 .2% 66 E19† 1102 78 4 .3% 32 C15 1023 55 3 .4% 48 E20† 1118 .02 119 10 .2% 37 C16 1020 123 8 .9% 34 W1† 1139 .06 183 12 9%. 28 C17 1018 50 3 .0% 36 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 81 4 .6% 46 W3 1147 155 10 .7% 36 C19 1029 303 12 .7% 26 W4 1003 .07 313 23 .4% 27 C20 1030 205 16 .7% 27 W5 1003 .08 268 21 .0% 27 C21 1035 164 9 .8% 29 W6 1005 318 14 .0% 27 C22 1031 155 8 .4% 36 W7 1003 .06 266 16 .5% 26 C23 1034 65 3 .5% 42 W8 1006 399 17 .2% 33 C24 1032 74 3 .4% 54 W9 1027 .02 274 23 .4% 25 C25 1033 27 1 .4% 74 W10 1026 278 20 .9% 29 E1† 1101 .03 22 1 .6% 66 W11 1027 .01 342 20 .4% 23 E2 1148 14 1 .2% 88 W12 1028 .01 283 16 .0% 24 E3 1014 59 7 1%. 57 W13 1028 .02 260 19 .2% 21 E4 1036 74 7 .8% 44 W14† 1145 320 15 .2% 22 E5 1041 55 5 .0% 39 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 65 Figure 28: Family Households of Five or More Persons Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

66 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 28: Family Households of Five or More Persons Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 6,084 7 .8% City Council 4 143 0 .9% City Council 1 2,092 20 .4% City Council 5 455 4 .1% City Council 2 1,665 22 .8% City Council 6 761 8 .2% City Council 3 363 3 .0% City Council 7 575 5 .0%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 21 4 .0% 61 E6 1042 148 5 .7% 28 C2 1001 62 8 .6% 34 E7 1037 28 2 .6% 61 C3 1007 90 5 .8% 41 E8 1040 135 11 .2% 24 C4 1010 37 2 .8% 56 E9 1038 66 6 .7% 35 C5 1008 9 0 .7% 146 E10 1039 135 9 .2% 25 C6 1011 .02 0 0 .0% - E11 1043 83 6 .7% 35 C7 1011 .01 18 1 .7% 76 E12† 1114 225 8 .1% 33 C8 1012 27 1 .3% 74 E13 1049 48 3 .7% 47 C9 1025 0 0 .0% - E14 1141 84 6 .6% 23 C10 1140 3 0 .2% 354 E15 1047 42 2 .0% 66 C11 1021 0 0 .0% - E16 1044 113 17 1%. 20 C12 1019 0 0 .0% - E17 1048 116 5 .8% 35 C13 1017 0 0 .0% - E18† 1103 273 11 .7% 21 C14 1015 20 1 .4% 72 E19† 1102 234 12 .8% 19 C15 1023 42 2 6%. 43 E20† 1118 .02 81 6 .9% 43 C16 1020 32 2 .3% 62 W1† 1139 .06 232 16 .4% 26 C17 1018 15 0 .9% 100 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 31 1 .8% 61 W3 1147 371 25 .6% 19 C19 1029 55 2 .3% 60 W4 1003 .07 473 35 .4% 17 C20 1030 99 8 .1% 42 W5 1003 .08 319 25 .0% 20 C21 1035 53 3 .2% 37 W6 1005 321 14 .2% 33 C22 1031 160 8 .6% 28 W7 1003 .06 311 19 .2% 23 C23 1034 67 3 .6% 39 W8 1006 297 12 .8% 32 C24 1032 21 1 .0% 111 W9 1027 .02 244 20 .8% 24 C25 1033 23 1 .2% 101 W10 1026 230 17 .3% 26 E1† 1101 .03 92 6 .7% 33 W11 1027 .01 448 26 .8% 19 E2 1148 99 8 .3% 29 W12 1028 .01 344 19 .5% 24 E3 1014 40 4 .8% 72 W13 1028 .02 399 29 .5% 22 E4 1036 102 10 .8% 26 W14† 1145 595 28 .2% 15 E5 1041 173 15 .8% 25 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 67 Figure 29: Nonfamily Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

68 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 29: Nonfamily Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 38,000 48 .6% City Council 4 12,087 74 .6% City Council 1 2,990 29 .2% City Council 5 5,803 52 .0% City Council 2 1,735 23 .8% City Council 6 2,736 29 .6% City Council 3 6,817 56 .4% City Council 7 5,527 47 .8%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 153 29 .5% 17 E6 1042 699 26 .7% 14 C2 1001 357 49 .5% 14 E7 1037 322 30 .0% 19 C3 1007 983 63 .6% 8 E8 1040 296 24 .6% 18 C4 1010 687 51 .2% 8 E9 1038 425 43 .2% 13 C5 1008 978 71 .2% 8 E10 1039 534 36 .5% 12 C6 1011 .02 1,528 68 .6% 7 E11 1043 568 46 .0% 11 C7 1011 .01 709 66 9%. 10 E12† 1114 1,340 48 .4% 11 C8 1012 1,267 60 .2% 8 E13 1049 669 51 .3% 10 C9 1025 1,526 70 9%. 8 E14 1141 711 56 .2% 7 C10 1140 1,088 73 .7% 8 E15 1047 775 36 .0% 14 C11 1021 1,032 85 .1% 6 E16 1044 172 26 .1% 16 C12 1019 1,382 89 .2% 6 E17 1048 932 47 .0% 12 C13 1017 1,504 75 .7% 5 E18† 1103 781 33 .5% 13 C14 1015 1,000 70 .4% 8 E19† 1102 464 25 .3% 13 C15 1023 1,313 80 .2% 5 E20† 1118 .02 583 49 9%. 12 C16 1020 871 63 .3% 7 W1† 1139 .06 568 40 .1% 13 C17 1018 1,158 70 .6% 6 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 1,213 69 .1% 6 W3 1147 378 26 .1% 17 C19 1029 1,422 59 .5% 8 W4 1003 .07 164 12 .3% 27 C20 1030 520 42 .5% 14 W5 1003 .08 315 24 .7% 22 C21 1035 742 44 .2% 11 W6 1005 922 40 .7% 14 C22 1031 891 48 .0% 10 W7 1003 .06 555 34 .3% 12 C23 1034 876 47 .4% 8 W8 1006 656 28 .3% 17 C24 1032 1,352 62 .7% 7 W9 1027 .02 149 12 .7% 23 C25 1033 1,275 64 .4% 8 W10 1026 421 31 .7% 17 E1† 1101 .03 282 20 .4% 19 W11 1027 .01 447 26 .7% 16 E2 1148 155 12 9%. 23 W12 1028 .01 462 26 .2% 18 E3 1014 327 39 .2% 17 W13 1028 .02 256 18 9%. 24 E4 1036 257 27 .3% 18 W14† 1145 496 23 .5% 15 E5 1041 301 27 .5% 18 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 69 Figure 30: Householders Living Alone Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

70 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 30: Householders Living Alone Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 27,838 35 .6% City Council 4 9,057 55 9%. City Council 1 2,053 20 .0% City Council 5 4,345 39 .0% City Council 2 1,225 16 .8% City Council 6 2,115 22 .9% City Council 3 4,923 40 .7% City Council 7 3,832 33 .1%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 78 15 .0% 26 E6 1042 659 25 .2% 14 C2 1001 214 29 7%. 19 E7 1037 255 23 .8% 21 C3 1007 739 47 .8% 12 E8 1040 245 20 .3% 20 C4 1010 534 39 .8% 11 E9 1038 269 27 .4% 16 C5 1008 696 50 .7% 11 E10 1039 319 21 .8% 14 C6 1011 .02 1,138 51 .1% 12 E11 1043 422 34 .2% 14 C7 1011 .01 555 52 .4% 13 E12† 1114 972 35 .1% 14 C8 1012 863 41 .0% 13 E13 1049 507 38 .9% 13 C9 1025 1,301 60 .4% 9 E14 1141 497 39 .3% 11 C10 1140 905 61 .3% 10 E15 1047 529 24 .6% 17 C11 1021 850 70 .1% 8 E16 1044 135 20 .5% 18 C12 1019 1,007 65 .0% 9 E17 1048 582 29 .3% 15 C13 1017 1,015 51 .1% 8 E18† 1103 654 28 .0% 14 C14 1015 688 48 .4% 11 E19† 1102 335 18 .3% 16 C15 1023 1,125 68 .7% 6 E20† 1118 .02 519 44 .4% 13 C16 1020 686 49 9%. 10 W1† 1139 .06 480 33 9%. 14 C17 1018 707 43 .1% 9 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 773 44 .0% 10 W3 1147 329 22 .7% 18 C19 1029 1,140 47 7%. 10 W4 1003 .07 101 7 .6% 33 C20 1030 352 28 .8% 16 W5 1003 .08 225 17 7%. 27 C21 1035 487 29 .0% 16 W6 1005 532 23 .5% 19 C22 1031 612 33 .0% 13 W7 1003 .06 427 26 .4% 15 C23 1034 621 33 .6% 11 W8 1006 439 19 .0% 20 C24 1032 1,133 52 .5% 8 W9 1027 .02 116 9 9%. 26 C25 1033 891 45 .0% 11 W10 1026 291 21 9%. 22 E1† 1101 .03 241 17 .4% 22 W11 1027 .01 316 18 9%. 19 E2 1148 106 8 .8% 29 W12 1028 .01 356 20 .2% 21 E3 1014 193 23 .1% 26 W13 1028 .02 146 10 .8% 30 E4 1036 193 20 .5% 20 W14† 1145 325 15 .4% 19 E5 1041 251 22 .9% 21 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 71 Figure 31: Average Household Size Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

72 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 31: Average Household Size Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Estimate

Salt Lake City 2 .43 City Council 4 1 .76 City Council 1 3 .22 City Council 5 2 .23 City Council 2 3 .45 City Council 6 2 .66 City Council 3 2 .05 City Council 7 2 .42

Map Code Census Tract Estimate CV Map Code Census Tract Estimate CV

C1 1002 2 .57 5 E6 1042 2 .42 3 C2 1001 2 .42 6 E7 1037 2 .45 4 C3 1007 2 .02 8 E8 1040 2 .96 4 C4 1010 2 .21 5 E9 1038 2 .50 4 C5 1008 1 .71 4 E10 1039 2 .83 3 C6 1011 .02 1 .77 5 E11 1043 2 .44 5 C7 1011 .01 1 .72 5 E12† 1114 2 .39 5 C8 1012 1 94. 5 E13 1049 2 .41 7 C9 1025 1 .67 6 E14 1141 2 .33 4 C10 1140 1 .51 4 E15 1047 2 .48 5 C11 1021 1 .46 8 E16 1044 2 .84 4 C12 1019 1 .46 4 E17 1048 2 .71 6 C13 1017 1 .79 5 E18† 1103 2 .52 4 C14 1015 1 90. 4 E19† 1102 2 .85 3 C15 1023 1 .64 6 E20† 1118 .02 2 .21 8 C16 1020 1 .85 4 W1† 1139 .06 2 .75 6 C17 1018 2 .04 4 W2 9800 - ̶― C18 1016 2 .19 5 W3 1147 3 .14 5 C19 1029 2 .00 6 W4 1003 .07 4 .05 4 C20 1030 2 .71 7 W5 1003 .08 3 .42 5 C21 1035 2 .33 4 W6 1005 2 .88 7 C22 1031 2 .39 4 W7 1003 .06 3 13. 7 C23 1034 2 .36 4 W8 1006 3 .06 7 C24 1032 1 90. 5 W9 1027 .02 3 .46 5 C25 1033 1 95. 4 W10 1026 3 .19 8 E1† 1101 .03 2 68. 4 W11 1027 .01 3 .28 4 E2 1148 2 .89 4 W12 1028 .01 3 .42 5 E3 1014 2 62. 7 W13 1028 .02 3 .98 6 E4 1036 2 .82 5 W14† 1145 3 .76 4 E5 1041 2 .74 3 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 73 Socioeconomics

As the state capital and home to the state’s flagship university, Bachelor’s or higher (District 2 at 13 .5% and District 1 at 17 1%). . Salt Lake City has interesting socioeconomic dynamics . For Four tracts on the east (E6, E7, E2, E4) have at least 75% of the instance, despite having higher educational attainment for population with a Bachelor’s degree or more . Three tracts on adult residents than the state, Salt Lake City has a higher share the west (W1, W13, and W9) had less than 10% of their of households with incomes below the poverty level and a populations with a Bachelor’s degree or more . lower median income . The wide variation across city council While the share of those with secondary education in Salt districts lends itself to an answer for this . A range of about Lake City is higher than the state and county, the share of those $60,000 separates the highest median income district from the without a high school diploma is also higher . 11 .5% of Salt Lake lowest . The share of adults with a Bachelor’s degree or higher City’s residents do not have their high school diploma, while ranges from 13 .5% to 71 .9% across the seven districts . The city only 8% of Utahns and 9 .6% of county residents have the same also has a higher share of residents with geographic mobility attainment . City Council Districts 1 and 2 have the highest share than the state . A larger share of Salt Lake City residents are of those without a high school diploma (27 .7% and 32 .9%) . Less foreign-born or have moved from within or outside Utah than than 10% of the residents 25 and over in the remaining five for the state as a whole . districts have this same level of educational attainment . At least one-third of adults living in five west side tracts (W13, W9, W12, Income and Poverty W11, and W8) have less than a high school degree . In Salt Lake City, 15 .9% of households had incomes below the poverty level . This share of households is higher than the state Foreign-born (10 .1%) and the county (9 .3%) 8. City Council District 4 had the Salt Lake City’s foreign-born population accounts for 12 7%. highest share of households in poverty (22 .4%), followed closely of the statewide foreign-born population and 22 9%. of the by District 1 (21 .0%) and District 2 (20 .2%) . District 6 had the county’s foreign-born population . Overall, 16 7%. of Salt Lake lowest share of households in poverty (9%) . The tract that City’s population was born outside the United States . Statewide, includes the University of Utah campus had the highest poverty only 8 .4% of Utahns are foreign-born . City Council Districts 1 rate, with seven additional tracts in the central and western parts (28 .8%) and 2 (31 .3%) have the highest foreign-born shares, of the city having at least 25% of households below poverty . with all other Districts being less than 20% . Eleven tracts have The median household income in Salt Lake City was $56,370, at least one-quarter or more of their populations born outside lower than both the state ($68,374) and the county ($71,230) 9. the US . All of these tracts are west of I-15, with four having more Within the city, the difference between the highest and lowest than 30% of their population being foreign-born . household median incomes by City Council District was about $60,000 . City Council District 6 has the highest median Movers from other states and within Utah household income at $101,465, while City Council District 4 has City Council Districts 3 and 4 had the highest share of movers the lowest at just over $41,192 . from other states at 6 .5 and 6 .7% . City Council District 2 had the lowest at 2 .4% . Tract C5 had the highest share of out-of-state Educational Attainment of the Population movers at one-in-five residents (20 .9%) . Aged 25 Years and Over For those who moved within Utah, City Council District 4 The share of those with a Bachelor’s degree or higher in Salt (23 .2%) and 3 (17 .3%) had the highest shares of in-state movers . Lake City is 45 .1% . This share is over ten percentage points City Council District 2 was also the lowest for those moving higher than the shares at the state (33 .3%) and county (34 .5%) from within Utah, at 11 .6% . Two tracts (C12 and C11) had over levels 10. Four City Council Districts have over half of their 30% moving from within Utah . Another five tracts had at least population with Bachelor’s or higher (4, 7, 3, and 6) with District 25% movers from within Utah (E3, C6, C13, C14, and W14) 3 at 63 .1% and District 6 at 71 .9% . For the remaining three districts, two have less than 20% of residents 25 or older with a

74 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Data Summary: Socioeconomic Characteristics Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Topic Salt Lake City District 1 District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 District 6 District 7

Median Household Income $56,370 $47,703 $47,628 $76,369 $41,192 $57,628 $101,465 $79,264

Households with Income below Poverty Level 15 .9% 21 0%. 20 2%. 10 7%. 22 4%. 16 8%. 9 .0% 9 .3%

Educational Attainment for Population 25 years 11 .5% 27 7%. 32 9%. 3 .2% 5 .5% 9 .7% 2 .2% 4 .0% or older, Less than High School Diploma Educational Attainment for Population 25 years 17 .2% 27 1%. 29 3%. 10 0%. 14 5%. 19 7%. 7 .3% 13 .2% or older, High School Diploma or Equivalent Educational Attainment for Population 25 years 19 .4% 20 4%. 18 4%. 17 3%. 21 9%. 22 3%. 13 .1% 16 .6% or older, Some College, No Degree Educational Attainment for Population 25 years 6 8%. 7 .6% 5 .9% 6 .4% 7 .2% 6 .7% 5 .4% 9 .2% or older, Associates Degree Educational Attainment for Population 25 years 45 .1% 17 1%. 13 5%. 63 1%. 50 9%. 41 6%. 71 .9% 57 .0% or older, Bachelor’s Degree or Higher

Foreign-Born Population 16 .7% 28 8%. 31 3%. 9 .2% 16 8%. 10 0%. 11 .0% 7 .7%

Moved in the last 12 months from within Utah 15 .4% 13 9%. 11 6%. 17 3%. 23 2%. 16 5%. 12 .7% 12 .3%

Moved in the last 12 months from a different state 4 8%. 4 .3% 2 .4% 6 .5% 6 .7% 3 .3% 5 .2% 5 .0%

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 75 Figure 32: Median Household Income Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

76 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 32: Median Household Income Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Estimate

Salt Lake City $56,370 City Council 4 $41,192 City Council 1 $47,703 City Council 5 $57,628 City Council 2 $47,628 City Council 6 $101,465 City Council 3 $76,369 City Council 7 $79,264

Map Code Census Tract Estimate CV Map Code Census Tract Estimate CV

C1 1002 $127,563 9 E6 1042 $120,230 7 C2 1001 $50,129 8 E7 1037 $94,063 14 C3 1007 $54,955 13 E8 1040 $112,098 2 C4 1010 $88,164 10 E9 1038 $96,281 5 C5 1008 $50,197 8 E10 1039 $88,162 9 C6 1011 .02 $55,056 9 E11 1043 $81,473 8 C7 1011 .01 $48,375 15 E12† 1114 $47,294 11 C8 1012 $62,453 8 E13 1049 $62,721 12 C9 1025 $41,265 13 E14 1141 $75,391 8 C10 1140 $55,938 11 E15 1047 $80,543 6 C11 1021 $36,042 14 E16 1044 $136,750 9 C12 1019 $38,902 13 E17 1048 $87,308 8 C13 1017 $45,702 10 E18† 1103 $77,628 10 C14 1015 $38,651 10 E19† 1102 $101,089 6 C15 1023 $24,396 8 E20† 1118 .02 $45,203 12 C16 1020 $42,608 6 W1† 1139 .06 $48,043 10 C17 1018 $45,000 18 W2 9800 - - C18 1016 $42,228 14 W3 1147 $63,275 4 C19 1029 $30,414 15 W4 1003 .07 $59,808 16 C20 1030 $72,500 14 W5 1003 .08 $36,649 9 C21 1035 $80,921 6 W6 1005 $46,073 19 C22 1031 $57,419 7 W7 1003 .06 $39,938 7 C23 1034 $71,597 7 W8 1006 $44,071 11 C24 1032 $49,418 11 W9 1027 .02 $37,775 13 C25 1033 $54,224 18 W10 1026 $44,643 18 E1† 1101 .03 $116,481 11 W11 1027 .01 $41,522 5 E2 1148 $203,194 9 W12 1028 .01 $49,768 11 E3 1014 $26,927 13 W13 1028 .02 $63,857 18 E4 1036 $123,875 6 W14† 1145 $69,596 7 E5 1041 $107,411 13 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 77 Figure 33: Households with Income below Poverty Level Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

78 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 33: Households with Income below Poverty Level Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 12,450 15 9%. City Council 4 3,628 22 .4% City Council 1 2,151 21 .0% City Council 5 1,879 16 .8% City Council 2 1,469 20 .2% City Council 6 834 9 .0% City Council 3 1,297 10 .7% City Council 7 1,079 9 .3%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 18 3 .5% 88 E6 1042 36 1 .4% 73 C2 1001 161 22 .3% 25 E7 1037 82 7 .6% 42 C3 1007 272 17 .6% 22 E8 1040 110 9 .1% 28 C4 1010 97 7 .2% 30 E9 1038 43 4 .4% 34 C5 1008 128 9 .3% 34 E10 1039 131 8 .9% 29 C6 1011 .02 291 13 1%. 25 E11 1043 116 9 .4% 31 C7 1011 .01 112 10 .6% 31 E12† 1114 518 18 .7% 21 C8 1012 154 7 .3% 32 E13 1049 156 12 .0% 33 C9 1025 523 24 .3% 17 E14 1141 130 10 .3% 24 C10 1140 274 18 .6% 23 E15 1047 185 8 .6% 33 C11 1021 292 24 .1% 19 E16 1044 18 2 .7% 51 C12 1019 343 22 .1% 17 E17 1048 99 5 .0% 44 C13 1017 293 14 .7% 20 E18† 1103 94 4 .0% 39 C14 1015 310 21 .8% 15 E19† 1102 51 2 .8% 39 C15 1023 429 26 .2% 17 E20† 1118 .02 266 22 .8% 24 C16 1020 212 15 .4% 25 W1† 1139 .06 203 14 .3% 24 C17 1018 458 27 9%. 12 W2 9800 0 0% - C18 1016 494 28 .1% 16 W3 1147 91 6 .3% 41 C19 1029 784 32 .8% 16 W4 1003 .07 232 17 .4% 29 C20 1030 110 9 .0% 33 W5 1003 .08 343 26 .9% 19 C21 1035 137 8 .2% 31 W6 1005 527 23 .3% 22 C22 1031 298 16 .1% 17 W7 1003 .06 378 23 .4% 20 C23 1034 205 11 1%. 19 W8 1006 580 25 .1% 20 C24 1032 345 16 .0% 30 W9 1027 .02 372 31 .8% 19 C25 1033 332 16 .8% 21 W10 1026 280 21 .1% 22 E1† 1101 .03 85 6 .2% 44 W11 1027 .01 273 16 .3% 28 E2 1148 64 5 .3% 46 W12 1028 .01 302 17 1%. 22 E3 1014 326 39 .1% 18 W13 1028 .02 242 17 9%. 25 E4 1036 29 3 .1% 46 W14† 1145 167 7 9%. 30 E5 1041 120 11 .0% 40 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 79 Figure 34: Population Age 25 and Over with Less than a High School Diploma or Equivalent Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

80 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 34: Population Age 25 and Over with Less than a High School Diploma or Equivalent Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 14,741 11 .5% City Council 4 1,127 5 .5% City Council 1 5,434 27 7%. City Council 5 1,752 9 7%. City Council 2 4,774 32 9%. City Council 6 392 2 .2% City Council 3 606 3 .2% City Council 7 770 4 .0%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 0 0 .0% - E6 1042 123 2 .5% 51 C2 1001 146 12 .8% 35 E7 1037 26 1 .3% 103 C3 1007 218 9 .6% 36 E8 1040 15 0 .7% 175 C4 1010 37 1 .7% 86 E9 1038 10 0 .6% 264 C5 1008 65 3 .2% 61 E10 1039 60 2 .3% 53 C6 1011 .02 18 0 .5% 168 E11 1043 80 3 .9% 54 C7 1011 .01 13 0 .9% 216 E12† 1114 880 19 .1% 16 C8 1012 45 1 .5% 89 E13 1049 175 7 9%. 30 C9 1025 156 6 .4% 47 E14 1141 32 1 .6% 84 C10 1140 118 6 .0% 40 E15 1047 160 4 .4% 59 C11 1021 211 16 .6% 31 E16 1044 17 1 .3% 154 C12 1019 86 4 .7% 48 E17 1048 169 4 .7% 70 C13 1017 104 4 .3% 56 E18† 1103 162 3 .9% 46 C14 1015 39 2 .1% 87 E19† 1102 82 2 .3% 61 C15 1023 101 4 .8% 38 E20† 1118 .02 202 11 1%. 32 C16 1020 198 10 .6% 27 W1† 1139 .06 597 23 .3% 17 C17 1018 105 4 .1% 49 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 9 0 .4% 298 W3 1147 508 17 .6% 22 C19 1029 756 23 .2% 22 W4 1003 .07 742 26 .1% 16 C20 1030 292 12 .6% 33 W5 1003 .08 560 25 .3% 19 C21 1035 102 3 .6% 44 W6 1005 1,338 30 .7% 23 C22 1031 347 10 9%. 26 W7 1003 .06 790 28 .2% 18 C23 1034 139 4 .4% 31 W8 1006 1,496 33 .0% 19 C24 1032 116 3 .5% 43 W9 1027 .02 767 34 .2% 18 C25 1033 127 4 .3% 43 W10 1026 694 26 .2% 20 E1† 1101 .03 48 1 .8% 71 W11 1027 .01 978 33 .4% 16 E2 1148 64 2 6%. 56 W12 1028 .01 1,239 33 9%. 15 E3 1014 116 5 .4% 41 W13 1028 .02 1,096 36 .3% 15 E4 1036 28 1 .7% 115 W14† 1145 687 14 .6% 17 E5 1041 24 1 .2% 114 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 81 Figure 35: Population Age 25 and Over with a High School Diploma or Equivalent Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

82 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 35: Population Age 25 and Over with a High School Diploma or Equivalent Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 21,969 17 .2% City Council 4 2,982 14 .5% City Council 1 5,328 27 1%. City Council 5 3,560 19 .7% City Council 2 4,251 29 .3% City Council 6 1,269 7 .3% City Council 3 1,901 10 .0% City Council 7 2,571 13 .2%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 94 8 .6% 36 E6 1042 112 2 .3% 43 C2 1001 229 20 .0% 23 E7 1037 153 7 9%. 42 C3 1007 342 15 1%. 29 E8 1040 172 7 .6% 44 C4 1010 261 12 .2% 24 E9 1038 102 6 .3% 28 C5 1008 198 9 9%. 25 E10 1039 340 13 1%. 19 C6 1011 .02 207 6 .2% 33 E11 1043 50 2 .4% 55 C7 1011 .01 185 13 .3% 35 E12† 1114 1,202 26 .1% 15 C8 1012 196 6 .3% 33 E13 1049 478 21 .5% 18 C9 1025 386 15 9%. 22 E14 1141 224 11 .0% 20 C10 1140 272 13 .7% 27 E15 1047 581 15 .8% 20 C11 1021 208 16 .4% 39 E16 1044 122 9 .3% 25 C12 1019 396 21 .5% 29 E17 1048 457 12 6%. 24 C13 1017 193 7 9%. 35 E18† 1103 663 16 .0% 18 C14 1015 181 9 7%. 26 E19† 1102 433 12 1%. 15 C15 1023 420 20 .2% 20 E20† 1118 .02 409 22 .6% 18 C16 1020 424 22 .6% 20 W1† 1139 .06 800 31 .2% 13 C17 1018 311 12 .2% 22 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 191 8 .7% 34 W3 1147 849 29 .4% 13 C19 1029 769 23 .6% 19 W4 1003 .07 776 27 .3% 16 C20 1030 409 17 7%. 21 W5 1003 .08 795 35 9%. 16 C21 1035 565 19 9%. 23 W6 1005 998 22 .9% 22 C22 1031 726 22 .8% 17 W7 1003 .06 764 27 .3% 16 C23 1034 361 11 .6% 21 W8 1006 1,146 25 .3% 17 C24 1032 730 22 .0% 16 W9 1027 .02 919 41 .0% 14 C25 1033 557 19 .0% 19 W10 1026 764 28 .8% 14 E1† 1101 .03 250 9 .3% 22 W11 1027 .01 807 27 .5% 15 E2 1148 189 7 .6% 29 W12 1028 .01 885 24 .2% 14 E3 1014 223 10 .3% 29 W13 1028 .02 876 29 .0% 16 E4 1036 125 7 .4% 49 W14† 1145 1,716 36 .4% 10 E5 1041 144 7 .4% 28 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 83 Figure 36: Population Age 25 and Over with Some College, No Degree Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

84 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 36: Population Age 25 and Over with Some College, No Degree Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 24,821 19 .4% City Council 4 4,493 21 9%. City Council 1 4,014 20 .4% City Council 5 4,030 22 .3% City Council 2 2,660 18 .4% City Council 6 2,288 13 1%. City Council 3 3,279 17 .3% City Council 7 3,237 16 .6%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 183 16 .7% 22 E6 1042 631 13 .0% 15 C2 1001 225 19 .7% 23 E7 1037 153 7 9%. 25 C3 1007 403 17 .8% 18 E8 1040 295 13 .0% 21 C4 1010 319 14 9%. 18 E9 1038 268 16 .6% 19 C5 1008 360 17 9%. 17 E10 1039 359 13 .8% 17 C6 1011 .02 696 21 .0% 24 E11 1043 265 12 .8% 25 C7 1011 .01 255 18 .3% 19 E12† 1114 1,120 24 .3% 17 C8 1012 536 17 .4% 20 E13 1049 399 17 9%. 18 C9 1025 454 18 .7% 20 E14 1141 417 20 .5% 17 C10 1140 434 21 9%. 18 E15 1047 638 17 .4% 15 C11 1021 331 26 .0% 19 E16 1044 141 10 .7% 23 C12 1019 337 18 .3% 22 E17 1048 656 18 .1% 19 C13 1017 528 21 .6% 16 E18† 1103 838 20 .3% 16 C14 1015 403 21 .5% 24 E19† 1102 726 20 .3% 13 C15 1023 677 32 .5% 16 E20† 1118 .02 388 21 .4% 20 C16 1020 207 11 .0% 20 W1† 1139 .06 658 25 .7% 13 C17 1018 577 22 .7% 18 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 545 24 .7% 18 W3 1147 603 20 .9% 12 C19 1029 908 27 .8% 15 W4 1003 .07 715 25 .1% 17 C20 1030 639 27 .6% 18 W5 1003 .08 463 20 .9% 23 C21 1035 431 15 .2% 16 W6 1005 693 15 9%. 21 C22 1031 698 21 9%. 15 W7 1003 .06 664 23 .7% 18 C23 1034 502 16 .1% 17 W8 1006 876 19 .3% 15 C24 1032 852 25 .7% 15 W9 1027 .02 253 11 .3% 21 C25 1033 453 15 .5% 23 W10 1026 488 18 .4% 20 E1† 1101 .03 584 21 .8% 16 W11 1027 .01 576 19 .6% 19 E2 1148 302 12 1%. 15 W12 1028 .01 767 21 .0% 17 E3 1014 349 16 .2% 19 W13 1028 .02 576 19 .1% 21 E4 1036 216 12 9%. 20 W14† 1145 1,078 22 .9% 13 E5 1041 285 14 .6% 22 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 85 Figure 37: Population Age 25 and Over with an Associate’s Degree Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

86 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 37: Population Age 25 and Over with an Associate’s Degree Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 8,659 6 .8% City Council 4 1,472 7 .2% City Council 1 1,493 7 .6% City Council 5 1,204 6 .7% City Council 2 860 5 .9% City Council 6 945 5 .4% City Council 3 1,213 6 .4% City Council 7 1,795 9 .2%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 21 1 9%. 64 E6 1042 170 3 .5% 34 C2 1001 100 8 .7% 35 E7 1037 83 4 .3% 33 C3 1007 64 2 .8% 34 E8 1040 211 9 .3% 24 C4 1010 126 5 .9% 29 E9 1038 174 10 .8% 36 C5 1008 183 9 .1% 31 E10 1039 150 5 .8% 28 C6 1011 .02 306 9 .2% 30 E11 1043 160 7 .7% 28 C7 1011 .01 90 6 .4% 39 E12† 1114 293 6 .4% 40 C8 1012 253 8 .2% 30 E13 1049 254 11 .4% 24 C9 1025 174 7 .2% 36 E14 1141 104 5 .1% 24 C10 1140 156 7 9%. 30 E15 1047 378 10 .3% 28 C11 1021 99 7 .8% 43 E16 1044 64 4 .9% 28 C12 1019 91 4 .9% 42 E17 1048 510 14 .1% 31 C13 1017 139 5 .7% 33 E18† 1103 280 6 .8% 24 C14 1015 71 3 .8% 42 E19† 1102 203 5 .7% 19 C15 1023 206 9 9%. 29 E20† 1118 .02 143 7 9%. 31 C16 1020 145 7 .7% 29 W1† 1139 .06 265 10 .3% 26 C17 1018 146 5 .7% 25 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 245 11 1%. 20 W3 1147 330 11 .4% 22 C19 1029 338 10 .4% 29 W4 1003 .07 149 5 .2% 31 C20 1030 134 5 .8% 28 W5 1003 .08 114 5 .2% 37 C21 1035 150 5 .3% 32 W6 1005 461 10 .6% 33 C22 1031 191 6 .0% 28 W7 1003 .06 123 4 .4% 50 C23 1034 176 5 .6% 22 W8 1006 316 7 .0% 27 C24 1032 215 6 .5% 29 W9 1027 .02 162 7 .2% 30 C25 1033 151 5 .2% 44 W10 1026 104 3 .9% 32 E1† 1101 .03 79 2 .9% 28 W11 1027 .01 150 5 .1% 29 E2 1148 70 2 .8% 38 W12 1028 .01 211 5 .8% 28 E3 1014 119 5 .5% 36 W13 1028 .02 233 7 .7% 26 E4 1036 50 3 .0% 43 W14† 1145 404 8 .6% 19 E5 1041 162 8 .3% 42 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 87 Figure 38: Population Age 25 and Over with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

88 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 38: Population Age 25 and Over with a Bachelor’s Degree or Higher Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 57,550 45 .1% City Council 4 10,460 50 .9% City Council 1 3,367 17 1%. City Council 5 7,501 41 .6% City Council 2 1,950 13 .5% City Council 6 12,541 71 9%. City Council 3 11,950 63 .1% City Council 7 11,109 57 .0%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 795 72 .7% 11 E6 1042 3,814 78 .6% 7 C2 1001 445 38 .9% 13 E7 1037 1,512 78 .5% 10 C3 1007 1,241 54 .7% 9 E8 1040 1,579 69 .5% 8 C4 1010 1,394 65 .2% 9 E9 1038 1,059 65 .7% 10 C5 1008 1,201 59 .8% 10 E10 1039 1,685 65 .0% 8 C6 1011 .02 2,089 63 .0% 11 E11 1043 1,512 73 .1% 9 C7 1011 .01 853 61 .1% 11 E12† 1114 1,116 24 .2% 15 C8 1012 2,058 66 .6% 11 E13 1049 918 41 .3% 12 C9 1025 1,257 51 .8% 12 E14 1141 1,260 61 9%. 8 C10 1140 999 50 .5% 12 E15 1047 1,917 52 .2% 11 C11 1021 422 33 .2% 18 E16 1044 971 73 .8% 7 C12 1019 930 50 .5% 12 E17 1048 1,832 50 .6% 11 C13 1017 1,476 60 .5% 8 E18† 1103 2,190 53 .0% 10 C14 1015 1,177 62 .9% 11 E19† 1102 2,139 59 .7% 7 C15 1023 680 32 .6% 16 E20† 1118 .02 670 37 .0% 17 C16 1020 902 48 .1% 11 W1† 1139 .06 244 9 .5% 22 C17 1018 1,402 55 .2% 12 W2 9800 0 0 .0% - C18 1016 1,215 55 .1% 11 W3 1147 596 20 .7% 13 C19 1029 491 15 1%. 27 W4 1003 .07 463 16 .3% 16 C20 1030 840 36 .3% 14 W5 1003 .08 281 12 .7% 35 C21 1035 1,592 56 .1% 8 W6 1005 869 19 9%. 18 C22 1031 1,227 38 .5% 8 W7 1003 .06 457 16 .3% 17 C23 1034 1,946 62 .3% 7 W8 1006 701 15 .5% 18 C24 1032 1,405 42 .3% 13 W9 1027 .02 142 6 .3% 36 C25 1033 1,640 56 .0% 11 W10 1026 601 22 .7% 19 E1† 1101 .03 1,719 64 .1% 8 W11 1027 .01 421 14 .4% 19 E2 1148 1,874 75 .0% 7 W12 1028 .01 551 15 1%. 22 E3 1014 1,348 62 .6% 10 W13 1028 .02 235 7 .8% 26 E4 1036 1,260 75 .0% 9 W14† 1145 823 17 .5% 15 E5 1041 1,343 68 .6% 8 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 89 Figure 39: Foreign-Born Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

90 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 39: Foreign-Born Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 32,709 16 .7% City Council 4 4,937 16 .8% City Council 1 9,607 28 .8% City Council 5 2,519 10 .0% City Council 2 7,947 31 .3% City Council 6 3,039 11 .0% City Council 3 2,332 9 .2% City Council 7 2,200 7 .7%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 83 6 .2% 32 E6 1042 798 12 6%. 19 C2 1001 224 12 .8% 35 E7 1037 173 6 .6% 30 C3 1007 272 8 .6% 29 E8 1040 214 6 .0% 34 C4 1010 119 4 .0% 36 E9 1038 149 6 .1% 25 C5 1008 253 10 .4% 24 E10 1039 186 4 .5% 24 C6 1011 .02 297 7 .5% 40 E11 1043 269 8 .8% 24 C7 1011 .01 207 10 9%. 27 E12† 1114 1,685 24 .8% 15 C8 1012 524 12 .8% 21 E13 1049 204 6 .4% 27 C9 1025 889 24 .7% 14 E14 1141 174 5 .9% 24 C10 1140 190 8 .5% 28 E15 1047 501 9 .4% 49 C11 1021 320 18 .0% 44 E16 1044 69 3 .7% 30 C12 1019 445 17 1%. 18 E17 1048 389 7 .2% 27 C13 1017 575 15 .4% 23 E18† 1103 341 5 .8% 33 C14 1015 339 11 .6% 22 E19† 1102 244 4 .6% 23 C15 1023 612 22 .2% 21 E20† 1118 .02 351 13 .6% 27 C16 1020 520 20 .4% 18 W1† 1139 .06 472 12 1%. 27 C17 1018 648 19 .3% 19 W2 9800 0 0% - C18 1016 399 10 .2% 22 W3 1147 1,104 24 .2% 16 C19 1029 828 17 .0% 27 W4 1003 .07 1,477 27 .3% 12 C20 1030 386 11 .3% 23 W5 1003 .08 1,812 41 .6% 14 C21 1035 228 5 .8% 23 W6 1005 1,939 29 7%. 23 C22 1031 409 9 .2% 23 W7 1003 .06 1,392 26 .4% 13 C23 1034 305 6 .9% 22 W8 1006 1,883 26 .2% 19 C24 1032 363 8 .9% 27 W9 1027 .02 1,508 37 .3% 14 C25 1033 445 10 .6% 25 W10 1026 960 22 .0% 18 E1† 1101 .03 266 7 .2% 22 W11 1027 .01 1,552 28 .3% 15 E2 1148 353 9 7%. 35 W12 1028 .01 2,045 33 9%. 13 E3 1014 1,353 25 .0% 9 W13 1028 .02 1,882 34 .3% 14 E4 1036 116 4 .4% 29 W14† 1145 2,216 27 7%. 13 E5 1041 199 6 .6% 26 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 91 Figure 40: Moved in the last 12 months from within Utah Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

92 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 40: Moved in the last 12 months from within Utah Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 29,643 15 .4% City Council 4 6,743 23 .2% City Council 1 4,521 13 9%. City Council 5 4,091 16 .5% City Council 2 2,884 11 .6% City Council 6 3,468 12 .7% City Council 3 4,314 17 .3% City Council 7 3,453 12 .3%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 149 11 .2% 34 E6 1042 339 5 .4% 34 C2 1001 406 23 .4% 24 E7 1037 304 11 9%. 31 C3 1007 517 16 .7% 20 E8 1040 432 12 .4% 25 C4 1010 394 13 .3% 22 E9 1038 348 14 .5% 25 C5 1008 471 19 9%. 18 E10 1039 491 12 .2% 22 C6 1011 .02 1,113 28 .3% 20 E11 1043 403 13 .5% 23 C7 1011 .01 436 23 .5% 19 E12† 1114 776 11 .8% 18 C8 1012 534 13 1%. 23 E13 1049 310 9 7%. 23 C9 1025 742 20 .8% 19 E14 1141 431 14 9%. 21 C10 1140 432 19 .5% 20 E15 1047 934 17 .5% 29 C11 1021 563 31 .7% 19 E16 1044 96 5 .2% 33 C12 1019 899 34 .6% 17 E17 1048 251 4 .7% 32 C13 1017 1,000 27 .5% 15 E18† 1103 454 7 .8% 37 C14 1015 784 27 .2% 16 E19† 1102 372 7 .2% 26 C15 1023 561 20 .6% 19 E20† 1118 .02 293 11 .5% 25 C16 1020 391 15 .6% 24 W1† 1139 .06 329 8 .6% 23 C17 1018 540 16 .2% 17 W2 9800 0 0% - C18 1016 831 21 .5% 14 W3 1147 266 5 .9% 28 C19 1029 942 19 .7% 28 W4 1003 .07 197 3 .8% 52 C20 1030 602 18 .0% 21 W5 1003 .08 731 17 .3% 30 C21 1035 443 11 .4% 21 W6 1005 1,064 16 .5% 36 C22 1031 744 16 9%. 24 W7 1003 .06 1,001 19 .4% 22 C23 1034 642 14 .7% 21 W8 1006 1,262 17 .8% 26 C24 1032 718 18 .2% 22 W9 1027 .02 625 15 .6% 34 C25 1033 680 16 .6% 19 W10 1026 354 8 .2% 26 E1† 1101 .03 116 3 .2% 43 W11 1027 .01 570 10 .5% 30 E2 1148 294 8 .1% 28 W12 1028 .01 435 7 .4% 25 E3 1014 1,520 28 .7% 13 W13 1028 .02 900 16 .8% 22 E4 1036 187 7 1%. 37 W14† 1145 2,059 26 .1% 22 E5 1041 195 6 .6% 36 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 93 Figure 41: Moved in the last 12 months from a different state Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

94 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Table 41: Moved in the last 12 months from a different state Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Share Estimate Share

Salt Lake City 9,262 4 .8% City Council 4 1,954 6 .7% City Council 1 1,394 4 .3% City Council 5 814 3 .3% City Council 2 588 2 .4% City Council 6 1,427 5 .2% City Council 3 1,616 6 .5% City Council 7 1,418 5 .0%

Census Census Map Code Estimate Share CV Map Code Estimate Share CV Tract Tract C1 1002 82 6 .1% 38 E6 1042 127 2 .0% 53 C2 1001 121 7 .0% 36 E7 1037 113 4 .4% 48 C3 1007 125 4 .0% 42 E8 1040 43 1 .2% 76 C4 1010 79 2 .7% 46 E9 1038 45 1 9%. 66 C5 1008 495 20 .9% 16 E10 1039 224 5 .6% 33 C6 1011 .02 330 8 .4% 49 E11 1043 307 10 .3% 31 C7 1011 .01 63 3 .4% 41 E12† 1114 39 0 .6% 59 C8 1012 199 4 .9% 44 E13 1049 166 5 .2% 38 C9 1025 573 16 .1% 28 E14 1141 259 8 .9% 30 C10 1140 252 11 .4% 30 E15 1047 0 0 .0% - C11 1021 66 3 .7% 35 E16 1044 70 3 .8% 54 C12 1019 186 7 .2% 29 E17 1048 247 4 .6% 40 C13 1017 191 5 .3% 27 E18† 1103 77 1 .3% 54 C14 1015 101 3 .5% 37 E19† 1102 141 2 .7% 51 C15 1023 40 1 .5% 94 E20† 1118 .02 48 1 9%. 61 C16 1020 108 4 .3% 24 W1† 1139 .06 38 1 .0% 51 C17 1018 228 6 .8% 25 W2 9800 0 0% - C18 1016 209 5 .4% 34 W3 1147 61 1 .4% 64 C19 1029 53 1 .1% 71 W4 1003 .07 11 0 .2% 88 C20 1030 80 2 .4% 53 W5 1003 .08 218 5 .2% 53 C21 1035 162 4 .2% 38 W6 1005 508 7 9%. 52 C22 1031 248 5 .6% 35 W7 1003 .06 183 3 .5% 43 C23 1034 172 3 .9% 31 W8 1006 413 5 .8% 34 C24 1032 99 2 .5% 72 W9 1027 .02 24 0 .6% 96 C25 1033 324 7 9%. 27 W10 1026 158 3 .7% 85 E1† 1101 .03 20 0 .5% 100 W11 1027 .01 140 2 .6% 61 E2 1148 122 3 .4% 38 W12 1028 .01 85 1 .4% 74 E3 1014 746 14 .1% 13 W13 1028 .02 181 3 .4% 50 E4 1036 174 6 .6% 39 W14† 1145 272 3 .4% 47 E5 1041 0 0 .0% - † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 95 96 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Data Notes

American Community Survey Though census tract and city data are reported in the ACS, The American Community Survey (ACS) is an ongoing survey several data topics in this book required us to aggregate done by the U .S . Census Bureau that provides information on multiple estimates to produce desired data topics . For example, social and economic characteristics of communities . The ACS multiple age ranges were aggregated to create each age began in 2008 and replaced the Census Long Form in 2010 . ACS category (under 5, age 5 to 17, age 18 to 24, etc .) . We also data are available on an annual basis for populations over calculated approximated margins of error and other statistical 65,000 and every five years for all geographies with lower values for each of these new, aggregated estimates . We followed populations . Census Bureau recommendations in order to aggregate The data provided by the ACS is based upon a sample rather estimates and statistical values across geographic areas and than a full count of the population and thus also “reflect data data subcategories 13. that have been collected over a period of time rather than for a For this Data Book, a coefficient of variation (CV) is employed single point in time as in the decennial census…” 11. This, to help readers understand the “fitness for use” of the data . combined with small sample sizes at the tract level, can create Although there are no set levels of fitness or reliability with the large margins of error and can make the data less reliable . CV, smaller values are considered more reliable than higher The ACS estimates of population and households provide the values . Guidance provided by the Census Bureau also suggests: denominators for the shares given for all ACS data sections of “A general guideline when working with ACS estimates is this atlas (all sections except the Subcounty Population and that, while data are available at low geographic levels, in Household Estimates section) . For example, the share of situations where the CVs for these estimates are high, the population age 65 and older in 2014-2018 in a census tract is reliability of the estimates will be improved by aggregating calculated out of the estimated 2014-2018 total population for such estimates to a higher geographic level ”. 14 the tract . These denominators are shared in the following pages When census tract level data are presented in this document, as a reference point . The maps display the total population and the data is not further aggregated to reduce high CVs . In 2005, total household estimates for this time period . Note that the the National Research Center proposed the following thresholds estimates in the Subcounty Population and Household to analyze reliability of ACS data:15 Estimates section are point-in-time estimates that do not relate • High reliability – less than or equal to 12 to the five-year ACS data, and should not be used to calculate • Medium reliability – 13 to 40 shares for any ACS estimates . • Low reliability – over 40

ACS Data Analysis and Aggregation Data Comments and Exceptions We analyzed the 5-year 2014-2018 ACS dataset . Census tract Median age and median household income estimates for city and city level data are available in each dataset . City council council districts are rough approximations based on the tract districts for Salt Lake City are not part of ACS geographies; we data . aggregated groups of census tracts to approximate ACS estimates and margins of error and other statistical values for each district . See the Geography Notes section for a reference figure displaying which tracts were grouped to each city council district . Data for these approximated city council districts do not sum to city totals 12.

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 97 Reference Figure R1: Total Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

98 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Reference Table R1: Total Population Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Estimate

Salt Lake City 195,701 City Council 4 29,424 City Council 1 33,312 City Council 5 25,186 City Council 2 25,413 City Council 6 27,753 City Council 3 25,232 City Council 7 28,404

Map Code Census Tract Estimate Map Code Census Tract Estimate

C1 1002 1,335 E6 1042 6,348 C2 1001 1,747 E7 1037 2,631 C3 1007 3,159 E8 1040 3,561 C4 1010 2,965 E9 1038 2,458 C5 1008 2,426 E10 1039 4,147 C6 1011 .02 3,953 E11 1043 3,045 C7 1011 .01 1,902 E12† 1114 6,784 C8 1012 4,090 E13 1049 3,181 C9 1025 3,600 E14 1141 2,942 C10 1140 2,228 E15 1047 5,347 C11 1021 1,781 E16 1044 1,869 C12 1019 2,601 E17 1048 5,383 C13 1017 3,726 E18† 1103 5,902 C14 1015 2,912 E19† 1102 5,248 C15 1023 2,758 E20† 1118 .02 2,579 C16 1020 2,545 W1† 1139 .06 3,908 C17 1018 3,353 W2 9800 0 C18 1016 3,920 W3 1147 4,558 C19 1029 4,860 W4 1003 .07 5,410 C20 1030 3,423 W5 1003 .08 4,351 C21 1035 3,951 W6 1005 6,522 C22 1031 4,443 W7 1003 .06 5,275 C23 1034 4,413 W8 1006 7,196 C24 1032 4,096 W9 1027 .02 4,046 C25 1033 4,179 W10 1026 4,362 E1† 1101 .03 3,700 W11 1027 .01 5,481 E2 1148 3,655 W12 1028 .01 6,032 E3 1014 5,404 W13 1028 .02 5,492 E4 1036 2,663 W14† 1145 8,012 E5 1041 2,999 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 99 Reference Figure R2: Total Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

100 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Reference Table R2: Total Households Salt Lake City Council Districts and Census Tracts, 2014-2018 Five-Year Estimates

Estimate Estimate

Salt Lake City 78,229 City Council 4 16,210 City Council 1 10,255 City Council 5 11,154 City Council 2 7,290 City Council 6 9,230 City Council 3 12,089 City Council 7 11,562

Map Code Census Tract Estimate Map Code Census Tract Estimate

C1 1002 519 E6 1042 2,618 C2 1001 721 E7 1037 1,072 C3 1007 1,545 E8 1040 1,204 C4 1010 1,343 E9 1038 983 C5 1008 1,373 E10 1039 1,464 C6 1011 .02 2,227 E11 1043 1,235 C7 1011 .01 1,060 E12† 1114 2,770 C8 1012 2,103 E13 1049 1,304 C9 1025 2,153 E14 1141 1,265 C10 1140 1,477 E15 1047 2,152 C11 1021 1,213 E16 1044 659 C12 1019 1,550 E17 1048 1,984 C13 1017 1,988 E18† 1103 2,334 C14 1015 1,421 E19† 1102 1,831 C15 1023 1,638 E20† 1118 .02 1,168 C16 1020 1,375 W1† 1139 .06 1,417 C17 1018 1,640 W2 9800 0 C18 1016 1,755 W3 1147 1,449 C19 1029 2,390 W4 1003 .07 1,336 C20 1030 1,224 W5 1003 .08 1,274 C21 1035 1,680 W6 1005 2,265 C22 1031 1,856 W7 1003 .06 1,617 C23 1034 1,847 W8 1006 2,314 C24 1032 2,157 W9 1027 .02 1,171 C25 1033 1,980 W10 1026 1,328 E1† 1101 .03 1,382 W11 1027 .01 1,673 E2 1148 1,198 W12 1028 .01 1,766 E3 1014 834 W13 1028 .02 1,352 E4 1036 943 W14† 1145 2,111 E5 1041 1,095 † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2014-2018 . Analysis by Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute .

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 101 Geography Notes

For the majority of the data subjects in this book, communities been excluded from maps due to the very large size of the tracts within Salt Lake City are examined at a census tract level of and their minimal numbers of Salt Lake City residents 19. A tract geography 16. The 2014-2018 American Community Survey reference map follows in this section . In addition, Figure 1 and 5-Year dataset corresponds to the Census 2010 census tract Table 1 display shares of the 2010 tract populations which are geographies . Tract boundaries do not change between within city boundaries, illustrating which tracts have decennial censuses 17. populations divided by the city boundary . City boundaries are Census tracts are sub-geographies of counties, and are not updated every year through the Census Bureau’s Boundary and designed to correspond with place (city/town) boundaries . A Annexation Survey (BAS) and are available in annual vintages . small number of the tracts included in this book are only City level ACS 2014-2018 data match the 2018 city boundary . partially located inside the Salt Lake City boundary . The full Tract codes shown in maps and tables were created by the geographic area of these tracts may include residents of other Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute as an abbreviated method of cities . The maps and tables in this book present data referring to tracts . The letters W, C, and E in tract codes roughly corresponding to the full tract area, with the exception of the correspond to west, central, and east areas of the city . When Subcounty Population and Household Estimates section 18. All tracts are discussed in the text, a Salt Lake City community tracts that have any portion within Salt Lake City are included in council may be used alongside the tract code to provide context the data tables, and the tables denote which tracts have for the tract location . The Salt Lake City Census Tract Reference boundaries that extend beyond the city . Tracts E1 and W1 have Map displays both tract and community council boundaries .

102 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Reference Figure R3: Residential Addresses in Salt Lake City

Source: Geographic files from Utah Automated Geographic Reference Center (AGRC), U .S . Census Bureau

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 103 Reference Figure R4: Salt Lake City Census Tracts and City Council Districts

Source: Geographic files from Salt Lake City, Utah Automated Geographic Reference Center (AGRC), U .S . Census Bureau

104 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Reference Figure R5: Salt Lake City Census Tracts and Community Council Districts

Note: The new community or neighborhood councils of Central 9th, Federal Heights, and University Gardens are not shown . Source: Geographic files from Salt Lake City, Utah Automated Geographic Reference Center (AGRC), U .S . Census Bureau Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 105 Reference Figure R6: Share of Tract Population in City Boundary Salt Lake City Tracts, Census 2010

Share SALT LAKE CITY

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C3 C4 W8 300 W W7 C8 N. Temple C5 C6 C7 S. Temple C9 ¦¨§I-80 C1 1 C1 2 C1 3 C1 4 E3 W9 W1 0 University of Utah C1 0 W1 1 C1 5 C1 6 C1 7 C1 8 900 S

W1 2 C20 C21 E4 E5 5600 W W1 4 C22 C23 E6 C1 9 E7 E8 Foothill Dr 700 E W1 3 C24 C25 E9 E1 0 HWY 201 Rd Redwood 2100 S E1 1 E1 4 ¦¨§I-80

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Note: The shadow on the city inset map outlines the census tracts for which data are displayed in relation to the city boundary . Source: Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute Analysis of 2010 Census

106 Salt Lake City Data Book I 2020 Reference Table R6: Share of Tract Population in City Boundary Salt Lake City Tracts, Census 2010

Census 2010 Share of Census Census 2010 Share of Census Population in 2010 Population Population in 2010 Population Map Census Census 2010 Full 2019 City in 2019 City Map Census Census 2010 Full 2019 City in 2019 City Code Tract Tract Population Boundary Boundary Code Tract Tract Population Boundary Boundary C1 1002 1,289 1,289 100 .0% E6 1042 6,367 6,367 100 .0% C2 1001 1,529 1,529 100 .0% E7 1037 2,581 2,581 100 .0% C3 1007 2,704 2,704 100 .0% E8 1040 3,267 3,267 100 .0% C4 1010 2,959 2,959 100 .0% E9 1038 2,382 2,382 100 .0% C5 1008 2,491 2,491 100 .0% E10 1039 3,786 3,786 100 .0% C6 1011 .02 3,422 3,422 100 .0% E11 1043 2,821 2,821 100 .0% C7 1011 .01 1,969 1,969 100 .0% E12† 1114 6,555 69 1 .1% C8 1012 3,877 3,877 100 .0% E13 1049 3,147 3,079 97 .8% C9 1025 3,460 3,460 100 .0% E14 1141 2,389 2,389 100 .0% C10 1140 1,501 1,501 100 .0% E15 1047 4,774 4,774 100 .0% C11 1021 1,457 1,457 100 .0% E16 1044 2,010 2,010 100 .0% C12 1019 2,497 2,497 100 .0% E17 1048 5,022 4,869 97 .0% C13 1017 3,534 3,534 100 .0% E18† 1103 5,477 212 3 .9% C14 1015 3,214 3,214 100 .0% E19† 1102 5,077 1 0 .0% C15 1023 2,760 2,760 100 .0% E20† 1118 .02 2,408 530 22 .0% C16 1020 2,620 2,620 100 .0% W1† 1139 .06 3,969 0 0 .0% C17 1018 3,086 3,086 100 .0% W2 9800 0 0 — C18 1016 3,628 3,628 100 .0% W3 1147 4,714 4,646 98 .6% C19 1029 4,500 4,500 100 .0% W4 1003 .07 5,223 5,223 100 .0% C20 1030 2,954 2,954 100 .0% W5 1003 .08 4,222 4,222 100 .0% C21 1035 4,045 4,045 100 .0% W6 1005 6,379 6,379 100 .0% C22 1031 4,163 4,163 100 .0% W7 1003 .06 5,062 5,062 100 .0% C23 1034 4,080 4,080 100 .0% W8 1006 6,556 6,556 100 .0% C24 1032 4,536 4,536 100 .0% W9 1027 .02 3,835 3,835 100 .0% C25 1033 4,267 4,267 100 .0% W10 1026 4,420 4,420 100 .0% E1† 1101 .03 3,620 19 0 .5% W11 1027 .01 5,099 5,099 100 .0% E2 1148 3,550 3,550 100 .0% W12 1028 .01 6,106 6,106 100 .0% E3 1014 4,816 4,816 100 .0% W13 1028 .02 5,063 5,063 100 .0% E4 1036 2,670 2,670 100 .0% W14† 1145 6,037 98 1 .6% E5 1041 2,968 2,968 100 .0% † Census Tracts E1, E12, E18, E19, E20, W1, and W14 all have some or most of the tract population living outside of Salt Lake City . E1 and W1 are included in the table data only . Source: U .S . Census Bureau, Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute

Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute 107 Endnotes 1. The Census 2010 value is the Salt Lake City population adjusted based on the 2018 city boundary, which changed since 2010 . Our estimate of the Census 2010 population for the new boundary area is 186,411 . The population with the Census 2010 city boundary was 186,440 (29 higher in population) . 2 . The Census 2010 value is the Salt Lake City household count adjusted based on the 2018 city boundary, which changed since 2010 . Our estimate of the Census 2010 households for the new boundary area is 74,499 . The household count with the Census 2010 city boundary was 74,513 (14 higher) . 3 . Renter and owner-occupied housing unit counts are provided in Census 2010 data . In subcounty research, renter and owner categories do not necessarily represent actual owned or rented status for homes built after the 2010 Census . All new structures with at least 12 housing units are classified as renter-occupied for purposes of the research . 4 . www .constructionmonitor .com 5 . Report available at https://gardner .utah edu/demographics/salt-lake-and-utah-county-subcounty-estimates-2010-2019/. . 6 . Table S0101, 2014-2018 ACS 5-Year Estimates, Accessed May 2020: https://data .census .gov/cedsci/table?g=0400000US49_0500000US49035&tid=ACSST 5Y2018 S0101&vintage=2018&t=Age%20and%20Sex&hidePreview=false&layer=VT_2018_050_00_PY_D1&cid=S0101_C01_001E. 7 . Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute analysis of Table B11005, 2014-2018 5-Year ACS Estimates 8 . Table B17017, 2014-2018 ACS 5-Year Estimates, Accessed May 2020: https://data .census .gov/cedsci/table?g=0400000US49_0500000US49035&layer=VT_2018_050_00_PY_D1&text=b17017&vintage=2018&tid=ACSDT5Y2018 .B17017&hidePreview=false&cid=B17017_001E 9 . Table S1903, 2014-2018 ACS 5-Year Estimates, Accessed May 2020: https://data .census .gov/cedsci/table?g=0400000US49_0500000US49035&t=Income%20 and%20Poverty&vintage=2018&tid=ACSST5Y2018 .S1903&hidePreview=false&cid=S1701_C01_001E 10 . Table S1501, 2014-2018 ACS 5-Year Estimates, Accessed May 2020: https://data .census .gov/cedsci/table?g=0400000US49_0500000US49035&layer=VT_2018_050_00_PY_D1&t=Educational%20Attainment&tid=ACSST5Y2018 .S1501&hidePreview=false&vintage=2018&cid=S1501_C01_001E 11 . https://www .census .gov/content/dam/Census/library/publications/2018/acs/acs_general_handbook_2018 pdf. (Accessed June 2020) . 12 . ACS data topics are approximated for city council districts do not sum to city totals . However, in the Subcounty and Housing Unit Estimates section, council district data do sum to city totals due to the different data source (Kem C . Gardner Policy Institute) and its geographic availability . 13 . U .S . Census Bureau, Understanding and Using American Community Survey Data: What All Data Users Need to Know, U .S . Government Printing Office, Washington, DC, 2018 . Refer to Chapters 7 and 8 . 14 . U .S . Census Bureau, A compass for Understanding and Using American Survey Data, 2008 . 15 . National Research Council, Using the American Community Survey: Benefits and Challenges (Washington, DC: The National Academies Press, 2007) . 16 . American Community Survey 5-Year data are also available at the block group level of geography, which are the sub-geographies of census tracts . As block group data are less reliable than tract data due to decreased sample sizes, we have selected to display tract data . Tract data should also be interpreted with caution . 17 . With rare exception . Some geographic changes to Salt Lake City tracts are visible when comparing Census 2010 tracts to 2015 or later vintages of geography provided by the Census Bureau . Most changes are small, cosmetic, and do not impact populated areas . The only exception in Salt Lake City is a change in the boundary of Tract E1 (1101 .03), which moved the 19 Salt Lake City residents of that tract into neighboring Tract E6 (1042), based on a geographic comparison of 2010 census blocks and the 2015 vintage of tract geographies . 18 . While the 2010 Census provided an alternative tract geography that shows tract portions within the city only, American Community Survey data is not published for this geography . For the Subcounty Population and Household Estimates section, tract-in-city areas were made by aggregating Census 2010 block geographies to best fit the 2019 city boundary . 19 . Tract W1 (1139 06). is at the westernmost edge of Salt Lake City and has no population residing within the 2015 city boundary . Most residents live within the boundaries of Magna . Tract E1 (1101 .03) is at the eastern edge of the city and also has no residents in the Salt Lake City 2015 boundary . Most residents live in Emigration Canyon and Millcreek . Though not shown in maps, data for these tracts is shared in each data table, where their tract codes are listed as W1 and E1, respectively . The city boundary has not changed since 2015 .

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