20 - Year Growth Plan - City of Kendleton

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Figure 26: Overview of Fort Bend CountyOverview for Fort Bend County, Texas Value Rank inStatePeople & Income Overview(By Place of Residence)Population (2009) 556,870 10Growth (%) since 1990 147.00% 4Households (2009) 140,542 10Labor Force (persons) (2009) 272,021 10Unemployment Rate (2009) 7.2 122Per Capita Personal Income (2008) $44,265 11Median Household Income (2009) $80,548 1Poverty Rate (2009) 7.5 250H.S. Diploma or More ‐ % of Adults 25+ (ACS 2005‐2009) 87.5 16Bachelor's Deg. or More ‐ % of Adults 25+ (ACS 2005‐2009) 38.9 3Industry Overview (2009) Value Rank inState(By Place of Work)Covered Employment 129,114 11Avg wage per job $47,462 12Manufacturing ‐ % all jobs in County 10.00% 65Avg wage per job $67,341 15Transportation & Warehousing ‐ % all jobs in County 1.90% 122Avg wage per job $48,015 55Health Care, Social Assist. ‐ % all jobs in County 11.50% 60Avg wage per job $36,072 40Finance and Insurance ‐ % all jobs in County 2.90% 88Avg wage per job $71,043 5Source: Statsamerica.orgAccording to the Greater Fort Bend Economic Development Council, Fort Bend has been in the top 20U.S. counties for economic excellence and population growth for more than 15 years. The county is 39%college educated, 83% comprised of families, and the average household income in $119, 831. Fort BendCounty’s economic growth in recent years, a 44.2% increase in total labor force in the last ten years, hascreated an area with high median and average wages and well as low poverty rates and graduation ratesthat are 16 th in the state, impressive for a large, highly populated county (2.28% of the state total, infact).42
Figure 27: Fort Bend County Labor Force InformationLabor for Fort Bend County, TXLabor Force Annual Averages in 2009 Number % of State State Rank in StateTotal Labor Force 272,021 2.28% 11,930,8475‐year % change 20.5% - 8.0% 1010‐year % change 44.2% - 16.4% 10Employed 252,315 2.29% 11,020,226 205‐year % change - 6.1% 1010‐year % change - 12.8% 8Unemployed 2.16% 910,621 215‐year % change - 36.6% 1010‐year % change - 88.3% 37Unemployment Rate 94.74% 7.6 245‐year % change - 26.7% 12210‐year % change - 61.7% 99Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics 46Source: Statsamerica.orgAppendix A, Page 43
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