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TABLE 1 Population 2000 2010 Present Year Demographic Charactertistics TABLE 1 TABLE 1 DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTICS Population 2000 2010 Present Year Five Year Projections 2000 2010 2015 2020 2025 2030 2035 2040 Population by Age Group Under - 17 201679 192974 178319 205746 201412 207798 213072 218346 *0-19 in age 18 - 34 183821 193583 200756 171262 169949 158788 148748 138708 **20-34 in age 35 - 54 247399 246630 226710 231745 230378 222935 218563 214190 55 - 74 128132 166052 192782 219669 227213 254021 275058 296094 75 - Older 62977 63238 60903 70092 83104 86531 93409 100287 % Distribution by Age Group Under - 17 24.48% 22.37% 20.75% 22.89% 22.08% 22.34% 22.45% 22.56% 18 - 34 22.31% 22.45% 23.36% 19.06% 18.63% 17.07% 15.67% 14.33% 35 - 54 30.02% 28.60% 26.38% 25.79% 25.25% 23.96% 23.03% 22.13% 55 - 74 15.55% 19.25% 22.43% 24.44% 24.91% 27.31% 28.98% 30.60% 75 - Older 7.64% 7.33% 7.09% 7.80% 9.11% 9.30% 9.84% 10.36% Median Age 37 39.3 40 41.15 42.17143 43.19286 44.21429 45.235714 Households Number 319,309 330,785 323,270 329008 330959.4 332910.9 334862.3 336813.71 Median Household Income 48,834 61,114 61,760 67900 72470.29 77040.57 81610.86 86181.143 Household Income Distribution Under - $35,000 114704 98008 92194 83846 76222 68598 60974 53350 $35,001 - $50,000 48124 39627 39317 35068.5 31945.29 28822.07 25698.86 22575.643 $50,001 - $75,000 64826 57912 56354 52897 49982.57 47068.14 44153.71 41239.286 $75,001 - Above 91655 135238 135405 157196.5 172809.6 188422.6 204035.7 219648.79 Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 Net Migration Last Five Years Available -3192 -1492 -2464 -2997 -3113 *2011-2015 Workforce Education Attainment (25 - 64 Years of Age) Percentage % Under - 12 Years 10.9% 12 - 15 Years 17.6% 12 Years Only 30.2% Some College 17.6% Associate Degrees 7.3% Subtotal 66.0% College Graduates 16 Years - More 15.6% 16 Years Only 18.4% Total 100.0% Source: US Census Bureau: American FactFinder; Connecticut State Data Center (Population Estimates) LABOR FORCE CHARACTERISTICS TABLE 2 TABLE 2 LABOR FORCE CHARACTERISTICS Civilian Labor Force Year 1 Year 2 Year 3 Year 4 Year 5 2012 - 2016 Unemployment Rate (for month & year use most recent information available and seasonally adjusted 9.1 8.4 7.2 6.1 5.7 annual average Non-Agricultural Employment Reported by Place of Total Number Employed % of Total Employed Persons Work Present Last Year 2001 5 Year Present Last Year 2001 5 Year Year Projection Year Projection Mining 764 758 361 923 0.2% 0.2% 0.1% 0.2% Construction 25414 24598 24713 25158 5.1% 5.0% 5.2% 5.0% Manufacturing 32598 33002 52515 24811 6.5% 6.7% 11.1% 4.9% Transportation & Public Utilities 13052 12718 11727 13367 2.6% 2.6% 2.5% 2.6% Wholesale Trade 18076 17595 18686 17511 3.6% 3.5% 3.9% 3.4% Retail Trade 51511 51391 53315 50702 10.3% 10.4% 11.2% 10.0% Finance, Insurance & Real Estate 49738 49056 38849 53690 9.9% 9.9% 8.2% 10.6% Service 248629 246444 203276 265524 49.7% 49.7% 42.9% 52.3% Government 52132 51999 54760 50981 10.4% 10.5% 11.6% 10.0% *Total 498640 494771 472763 506546 99.7% 99.7% 99.8% 99.7% *Total does not include Farm Employment or Nonfarm Employment for Information; and Forestry, fishing and related activities Resident Employment Reported by Group Latest 2000 Occupation Available Year Executive (Management) 39481 34506 Professional 109602 94438 Technician (Computer & Mathematical) 10228 10071 Sales 43656 42238 Administrative/Clerical 57117 63546 Service 74344 57470 Farming & Forestry 1182 593 Precision Production 26656 35494 Machine Operators (Motor Vehicle) N/A 9539 Transportation & Public Utilities 13080 18232 Laborers/Handlers N/A N/A Private Household N/A N/A Protected Service N/A N/A Employed Residents Working in 2015 Number Percent (#) (%) Outside the County of Residence 97397 23.60% Commute Times Number Percent (#) (%) Less than 15 Minutes 109924 27.7% 15 - 29 Minutes 157147 39.6% Over 30 Minutes 129368 32.6% Median 24.4 Minutes Labor Participation Rate Percentage (%) Male 70.3% Female 62.6% Total 66.2% Education & Labor Force Enrollment Graduates High School (Public/Private) 178585 High School Students Enrolling in College Community College (Full-Time) 43022 4 Year University (Full-Time) 108647 Military Presence Civilian Employment Military Personnel Annual # of Military # of Military Personnel Discharge Dependents Names of Installations Long Islan Sector Sound (US Coast Guard) 1200 700 N/A N/A Total 1200 700 N/A N/A Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics; US Bureau of Economic Analysis; US Census Bureau: American FactFinder; US Department of Defense (DoD) QT-P27: Occupation by Sex (New Haven County, CT): 2000 Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3) - Sample Data TABLE 2A QT-P27: Occupation by Sex (New Haven County, CT): 2000 Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3) - Sample Data Occupation New Haven County, Connecticut Both sexes Male Female Employed civilian population 16 396,326 202,584 193,742 Management, professional, 146,537 70,861 75,676 Management, business, and 52,099 30,307 21,792 Management occupations, 34,506 22,120 12,386 Farmers and farm managers 205 159 46 Business and financial 17,388 8,028 9,360 Business operations 8,770 3,704 5,066 Financial specialists 8,618 4,324 4,294 Professional and related 94,438 40,554 53,884 Computer and mathematical 10,071 6,970 3,101 Architecture and engineering 8,786 7,819 967 Architects, surveyors, 6,509 5,858 651 Drafters, engineering, and 2,277 1,961 316 Life, physical, and social 5,639 3,216 2,423 Community and social 7,313 2,361 4,952 Legal occupations 5,002 2,500 2,502 Education, training, and 27,987 8,014 19,973 Arts, design, entertainment, 7,335 4,083 3,252 Healthcare practitioners and 22,305 5,591 16,714 Health diagnosing and 15,983 4,535 11,448 Health technologists and 6,322 1,056 5,266 Service occupations 57,470 24,425 33,045 Healthcare support 12,213 1,271 10,942 Protective service 8,242 6,891 1,351 Fire fighting, prevention, and 5,150 4,594 556 Other protective service 3,092 2,297 795 Food preparation and serving 16,266 7,238 9,028 Building and grounds 10,531 7,065 3,466 Personal care and service 10,218 1,960 8,258 Sales and office occupations 105,784 37,110 68,674 Sales and related 42,238 21,386 20,852 Office and administrative 63,546 15,724 47,822 Farming, fishing, and forestry 593 424 169 Construction, extraction, and 32,216 31,081 1,135 Construction and extraction 18,073 17,629 444 Supervisors, construction 2,070 1,998 72 Construction trades workers 15,863 15,491 372 Extraction workers 140 140 0 Installation, maintenance, and 14,143 13,452 691 Production, transportation, and 53,726 38,683 15,043 Production occupations 35,494 23,308 12,186 Transportation and material 18,232 15,375 2,857 Supervisors, transportation 641 533 108 Aircraft and traffic control 280 273 7 Motor vehicle operators 9,539 8,437 1,102 Rail, water and other 1,015 904 111 Material moving workers 6,757 5,228 1,529 QT-P27: Occupation by Sex (New Haven County, CT): 2000 Census 2000 Summary File 3 (SF 3) - Sample Data TABLE 2A S2401: Occupation by Sex for the Civilian Employed Population 16 Years and Over 2011-2015 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates TABLE 2B S2401: Occupation by Sex for the Civilian Employed Population 16 Years and Over 2011-2015 American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates Subject New Haven County, Connecticut Total Male Percent Male Female Percent Female Estimate Margin of Estimate Margin of Estimate Margin of Estimate Margin of Estimate Margin of Error Error Error Error Error Civilian employed population 16 419,901 +/-2,588 209,780 +/-1,971 50.0% +/-0.3 210,121 +/-1,756 50.0% +/-0.3 Management, business, 167,835 +/-2,388 75,491 +/-1,527 45.0% +/-0.7 92,344 +/-1,744 55.0% +/-0.7 Management, business, and 58,233 +/-1,692 31,940 +/-1,084 54.8% +/-1.1 26,293 +/-1,036 45.2% +/-1.1 Management occupations 39,481 +/-1,458 22,920 +/-988 58.1% +/-1.2 16,561 +/-758 41.9% +/-1.2 Business and financial 18,752 +/-859 9,020 +/-564 48.1% +/-2.3 9,732 +/-650 51.9% +/-2.3 Computer, engineering, and 22,966 +/-900 16,630 +/-780 72.4% +/-2.0 6,336 +/-541 27.6% +/-2.0 Computer and mathematical 10,228 +/-734 7,549 +/-639 73.8% +/-3.2 2,679 +/-374 26.2% +/-3.2 Architecture and engineering 6,833 +/-413 6,052 +/-431 88.6% +/-2.5 781 +/-169 11.4% +/-2.5 Life, physical, and social 5,905 +/-555 3,029 +/-380 51.3% +/-4.3 2,876 +/-372 48.7% +/-4.3 Education, legal, community 56,505 +/-1,648 18,951 +/-844 33.5% +/-1.2 37,554 +/-1,306 66.5% +/-1.2 Community and social 9,364 +/-844 2,888 +/-440 30.8% +/-3.4 6,476 +/-625 69.2% +/-3.4 Legal occupations 5,264 +/-574 2,471 +/-329 46.9% +/-4.6 2,793 +/-423 53.1% +/-4.6 Education, training, and 34,360 +/-1,140 9,940 +/-576 28.9% +/-1.4 24,420 +/-932 71.1% +/-1.4 Arts, design, entertainment, 7,517 +/-529 3,652 +/-351 48.6% +/-3.5 3,865 +/-395 51.4% +/-3.5 Healthcare practitioner and 30,131 +/-1,168 7,970 +/-499 26.5% +/-1.4 22,161 +/-975 73.5% +/-1.4 Health diagnosing and 20,740 +/-923 5,705 +/-408 27.5% +/-1.6 15,035 +/-767 72.5% +/-1.6 Health technologists and 9,391 +/-671 2,265 +/-308 24.1% +/-3.0 7,126 +/-611 75.9% +/-3.0 Service occupations: 74,344 +/-2,130 32,764 +/-1,445 44.1% +/-1.4 41,580 +/-1,522 55.9% +/-1.4 Healthcare support 13,751 +/-805 1,486 +/-313 10.8% +/-2.2 12,265 +/-766 89.2% +/-2.2 Protective service occupations: 9,408 +/-759 7,922 +/-686 84.2% +/-2.6 1,486 +/-276 15.8% +/-2.6 Fire fighting and prevention, 5,246 +/-575 4,410 +/-559 84.1% +/-3.6 836 +/-191 15.9% +/-3.6 Law enforcement workers 4,162 +/-524 3,512 +/-439 84.4% +/-4.1 650 +/-203 15.6% +/-4.1 Food preparation and serving 21,745 +/-1,327 10,482 +/-837 48.2% +/-2.3 11,263 +/-831 51.8% +/-2.3 Building and
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