Spring Lake Park Public Schools, MN Economic Characteristics (DEP3) goto main... DEP1 ... DEP2 ... DEP4
  ... data based on ACS 2012; estimates centric to 2010

Area ...	MN.2733330.Spring Lake Park Public Schools		MN.2700000.Minnesota		US.0000000.United States
ACS 2012 5 Year Estimates (centric to mid 2010):	Value	Percent	Value	Percent	Value	Percent
EMPLOYMENT STATUS
E001       Population 16 years and over	23,551	100.0	4,180,087	100.0	243,810,053	100.0
E002            In labor force	17,484	74.2	2,955,309	70.7	157,664,311	64.7
E003                 Civilian labor force	17,471	74.2	2,952,483	70.6	156,533,205	64.2
E004                      Employed	16,141	68.5	2,745,021	65.7	141,996,548	58.2
E005                      Unemployed	1,330	5.6	207,462	5.0	14,536,657	6.0
E006                 Armed Forces	13	0.1	2,826	0.1	1,131,106	0.5
E007            Not in labor force	6,067	25.8	1,224,778	29.3	86,145,742	35.3
E008                 Civilian labor force	17,471	74.2	2,952,483	70.6	156,533,205	64.2
E009            Percent Unemployed	7.6		7.0		9.3
E010            Females 16 years and over	12,073	51.3	2,121,935	50.8	125,192,622	51.3
E011                 In labor force	8,333	35.4	1,414,553	33.8	74,397,234	30.5
E012                      Civilian labor force	8,333	35.4	1,414,253	33.8	74,238,504	30.4
E013                           Employed	7,737	32.9	1,329,409	31.8	67,710,922	27.8
E014                 Own children under 6 years	2,843	12.1	414,682	9.9	23,348,383	9.6
E015            All parents in family in labor force	2,234	9.5	304,393	7.3	15,102,957	6.2
E016                 Own children 6 to 17 years	4,798	20.4	823,846	19.7	47,109,649	19.3
E017            All parents in family in labor force	3,752	15.9	646,611	15.5	33,593,050	13.8
COMMUTING TO WORK
E018       Workers 16 years and over	15,666	100.0	2,697,932	100.0	139,893,639	100.0
E019            Car, truck, or van -- drove alone	12,949	82.7	2,099,329	77.8	106,519,805	76.1
E020            Car, truck, or van -- carpooled	1,450	9.3	246,652	9.1	14,032,099	10.0
E021            Public transportation (excluding taxicab)	566	3.6	93,219	3.5	6,967,689	5.0
E022            Walked	216	1.4	76,945	2.9	3,938,418	2.8
E023            Other means	64	0.4	42,946	1.6	2,457,999	1.8
E024            Worked at home	421	2.7	138,841	5.1	5,977,629	4.3
E025            Mean travel time to work (minutes)	24.3		22.7		25.4
OCCUPATION
E026       Civilian employed population 16 yrs+	16,141	100.0	2,745,021	100.0	141,996,548	100.0
E027            Management, business, science & arts	6,540	40.5	1,056,181	38.5	50,976,044	35.9
E028            Service	1,926	11.9	448,956	16.4	25,311,187	17.8
E029            Sales and office	4,166	25.8	663,263	24.2	35,338,663	24.9
E030            Natural resources, construction & maintenance	1,097	6.8	224,300	8.2	13,186,262	9.3
E031            Production, transportation & material moving	2,412	14.9	352,321	12.8	17,184,392	12.1
INDUSTRY
E032       Civilian employed population 16 yrs & over	16,141	100.0	2,745,021	100.0	141,996,548	100.0
E033            Ag, forestry, fishing; hunting & mining	60	0.4	64,832	2.4	2,699,250	1.9
E034            Construction	819	5.1	155,001	5.6	9,221,878	6.5
E035            Manufacturing	2,688	16.7	376,376	13.7	15,079,996	10.6
E036            Wholesale trade	721	4.5	81,461	3.0	4,018,762	2.8
E037            Retail trade	2,372	14.7	318,099	11.6	16,422,596	11.6
E038            Transportation and warehousing & utilities	957	5.9	125,477	4.6	7,096,633	5.0
E039            Information	287	1.8	54,695	2.0	3,139,327	2.2
E040            Finance & insur; real estate; rental/leasing	1,453	9.0	198,275	7.2	9,574,851	6.7
E041            Professional, scientific; admin/waste mgmt svc	1,605	9.9	261,704	9.5	15,141,136	10.7
E042            Educational service; health care & social asst	3,118	19.3	668,930	24.4	32,513,621	22.9
E043            Arts, entertnmnt; recreation; accom & food svc	1,113	6.9	222,492	8.1	13,039,332	9.2
E044            Other services, except public administration	542	3.4	123,971	4.5	7,027,803	4.9
E045            Public administration	406	2.5	93,708	3.4	7,021,363	4.9
CLASS OF WORKER
E046       Civilian employed population 16 yrs+	16,141	100.0	2,745,021	100.0	141,996,548	100.0
E047            Private wage and salary workers	14,127	87.5	2,235,579	81.4	111,686,094	78.7
E048            Government workers	1,445	9.0	338,159	12.3	21,192,565	14.9
E049            Self-employed in own not inc business workers	569	3.5	167,523	6.1	8,907,425	6.3
E050            Unpaid family workers	0	0.0	3,760	0.1	210,464	0.1
INCOME & BENEFITS (2010 INFLATION-ADJUSTED $)
E051       Total households	12,115	100.0	2,101,875	100.0	115,226,802	100.0
E052            Less than $10,000	513	4.2	119,065	5.7	8,272,970	7.2
E053            $10,000 to $14,999	461	3.8	96,221	4.6	6,260,673	5.4
E054            $15,000 to $24,999	974	8.0	194,014	9.2	12,309,201	10.7
E055            $25,000 to $34,999	1,079	8.9	198,822	9.5	11,939,777	10.4
E056            $35,000 to $49,999	1,567	12.9	281,702	13.4	15,779,346	13.7
E057            $50,000 to $74,999	2,276	18.8	408,073	19.4	20,929,952	18.2
E058            $75,000 to $99,999	1,740	14.4	298,955	14.2	14,110,448	12.2
E059            $100,000 to $149,999	2,190	18.1	306,531	14.6	14,768,587	12.8
E060            $150,000 to $199,999	742	6.1	104,996	5.0	5,510,639	4.8
E061            $200,000 or more	573	4.7	93,496	4.4	5,345,209	4.6
E062            Median household income ($)	65,819		59,126		53,046
E063            Mean household income ($)	82,457		76,372		73,034
E064            With earnings	10,004	82.6	1,707,467	81.2	90,674,480	78.7
E065                 Mean earnings ($)	85,834		77,623		74,373
E066            With Social Security	2,921	24.1	550,619	26.2	32,660,129	28.3
E067                 Mean Social Security income ($)	18,057		17,288		16,727
E068            With retirement income	1,956	16.1	324,440	15.4	20,291,143	17.6
E069                 Mean retirement income ($)	21,242		21,836		23,126
E070            With Supplemental Security Income	234	1.9	71,838	3.4	5,271,043	4.6
E071                 Mean Supplemental Security Income ($)	8,128		9,130		8,912
E072            With cash public assistance income	314	2.6	71,285	3.4	3,132,921	2.7
E073                 Mean cash public assistance income ($)	2,984		3,302		3,807
E074            With Food Stamp/SNAP benefits in past 12 mo	867	7.2	156,438	7.4	13,180,710	11.4
E075       Families	7,846	100.0	1,365,845	100.0	76,595,548	100.0
E076            Less than $10,000	185	2.4	41,773	3.1	3,532,325	4.6
E077            $10,000 to $14,999	96	1.2	30,301	2.2	2,452,413	3.2
E078            $15,000 to $24,999	376	4.8	80,714	5.9	6,193,591	8.1
E079            $25,000 to $34,999	520	6.6	102,351	7.5	6,945,806	9.1
E080            $35,000 to $49,999	852	10.9	160,579	11.8	10,072,700	13.2
E081            $50,000 to $74,999	1,417	18.1	277,881	20.3	14,782,467	19.3
E082            $75,000 to $99,999	1,305	16.6	234,790	17.2	11,013,771	14.4
E083            $100,000 to $149,999	1,816	23.1	260,891	19.1	12,250,514	16.0
E084            $150,000 to $199,999	722	9.2	93,097	6.8	4,729,401	6.2
E085            $200,000 or more	557	7.1	83,468	6.1	4,622,560	6.0
E086            Median family income ($)	84,465		74,032		64,585
E087            Mean family income ($)	101,071		91,321		85,065
E088            Per capita income ($)	33,026		30,656		28,051
E089       Nonfamily households	4,269		736,030		38,631,254
E090            Median nonfamily income ($)	38,461		34,274		31,796
E091            Mean nonfamily income ($)	45,158		45,819		46,225
E092            Median earnings for workers ($)	42,054		32,134		30,376
E093            Median earnings: male FT, yr-rnd workers($)	56,479		51,594		48,629
E094            Median earnings: female FT, yr-rnd workers($)	47,826		40,645		37,842
HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE
E095       Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population	30,679	100.0	5,253,764	100.0	303,984,241	100.0
E096            With health insurance coverage	28,304	92.3	4,799,301	91.3	258,778,088	85.1
E097                 With private health insurance coverage	24,398	79.5	4,053,907	77.2	203,379,999	66.9
E098                 With public health coverage	7,301	23.8	1,389,463	26.4	89,277,994	29.4
E099            No health insurance coverage	2,375	7.7	454,463	8.7	45,206,153	14.9
E100            Civilian Noninstitutionalized Population Under 18 years	7,950	25.9	1,278,246	24.3	73,835,298	24.3
E101                 No health insurance coverage	401	1.3	78,449	1.5	5,953,533	2.0
E102            Civilian noninstitutionalized population 18 to 64 years	19,494	63.5	3,316,728	63.1	190,790,030	62.8
E103                 In labor force:	16,792	54.7	2,781,059	52.9	147,740,391	48.6
E104                      Employed:	15,561	50.7	2,591,089	49.3	134,295,018	44.2
E105                           With health insurance coverage	14,296	46.6	2,335,523	44.5	110,978,182	36.5
E106                                With private health insurance	13,561	44.2	2,191,310	41.7	105,186,864	34.6
E107                                With public coverage	1,082	3.5	200,669	3.8	8,646,580	2.8
E108                           No health insurance coverage	1,265	4.1	255,566	4.9	23,316,836	7.7
E109                      Unemployed:	1,231	4.0	189,970	3.6	13,445,373	4.4
E110                           With health insurance coverage	829	2.7	132,871	2.5	7,204,865	2.4
E111                                With private health insurance	583	1.9	85,365	1.6	4,725,650	1.6
E112                                With public coverage	263	0.9	52,445	1.0	2,784,660	0.9
E113                           No health insurance coverage	402	1.3	57,099	1.1	6,240,508	2.1
E114                 Not in labor force:	2,702	8.8	535,669	10.2	43,049,639	14.2
E115                      With health insurance coverage	91	0.3	88	0.0	78	0.0
E116                           With private health insurance	65	0.2	61	0.0	52	0.0
E117                           With public coverage	37	0.1	34	0.0	32	0.0
E118                      No health insurance coverage	9	0.0	11	0.0	21	0.0
PERCENT FAMILIES & PEOPLE W/INCOME PAST 12 MO BELOW POVERTY LEVEL
E119       All families	5.5		7.2		10.9
E120            With related children under 18 years	9.4		11.9		17.2
E121                 With related children under 5 years only	11.0		14.1		18.2
E122            Married couple families	2.5		3.0		5.4
E123                 With related children under 18 years	3.9		4.3		7.9
E124                 With related children under 5 years only	4.5		3.4		6.9
E125            Families with female hshldr, no husb present	17.9		27.4		30.1
E126                 With related children under 18 years	26.7		35.2		39.1
E127                 With related children under 5 years only	41.5		46.6		46.6
E128       All people	8.5		11.2		14.9
E129            Under 18 years	11.5		14.3		20.8
E130                 Related children under 18 years	11.3		13.8		20.5
E131                 Related children under 5 years	11.1		16.7		24.1
E132                 Related children 5 to 17 years	11.3		12.7		19.2
E133            18 years and over	7.4		10.2		13.0
E134                 18 to 64 years	7.5		10.6		13.7
E135                 65 years and over	6.9		8.3		9.4
E136            People in families	6.4		8.1		12.4
E137            Unrelated individuals 15 years and over	17.7		23.5		25.9
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Based on data from American Community Survey 2012 5 year estimates
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Date: 03/24/14