Jefferson County Statistics (.xls) Basic Demographics 2008, Employment Statistics 2006, Employment by Industry 2006, Top 22 Employers in Jefferson County 2008, and Wage Statistics 2008 for the Olympic Peninsula region.
Historic Employment Data 2000-2008 (.xls)
Historic Industry Data 1990-2008 (.xls)
Jefferson County Economic Assessment - University of Washington (.doc)
Inventory of Energy Usage and Greenhouse Gas Emissions for Jefferson County 2005 (.pdf)
Data by County in Washington
Changing Ages.pdf (2000) download
College Earnings.pdf (2002) download
Data for Washingon State
Number and Trends is a tool that gives you a single point access for the top economic indicators for each county in the state. It provides a snapshot of the workforce. You can get more details for any of the data items by clicking on the chart or hyperlinks in the tables. Click on the area you want information on and it will take you to a county dashboard: fortress.wa.gov/esd/lmea/countydashboard/
These reports reflect changes in the year to year actual data and do not reflect budgets in any way. Official April 1, 2008 State of Washington Population Estimates- Provided by the Office of Financial Management.
Jefferson County Treasurer Reports
Cash Balance.pdf (2005 - 2011)
Cash Balance.xls (2008) download
The unreserved cash balance for June 2008 is about $892,274 more than the same month in 2007. The larger cash balance this year is, at least partially, the result of higher property tax collections, better DNR Timber revenue, and the fact that the $500,000 loan to the Clocktower Fund was not repaid until late last summer.
General Sales Tax Receipts. pdf (2004 - February, 2011)
We seem to be back in the "up one month, then down the next" cycle that we have been experiencing for most of the time since September of 2006.
Real Estate Excise Tax Receipts.pdf (2001 - February, 2011)
Hotel/Motel Lodging Tax Receipts.pdf (2004- February, 2011)
Washington State Labor Market and Economic Report 2007 (.pdf)
Jefferson County General Fund Revenue
(3-Year View: Year to Date February, 2011. Compared to actual revenue for February 2009 & 2010, and budgeted figures for 2011)
Other County Revenue
(Special Revenue, Enterprise, Capital Improvement & Internal Services) 3-Year View.
Outside links to more data
Many Communities and Counties prepare fact sheets with relevant community and economic information. These county/community profiles come in a variety of shapes and sizes, and are targeted at specific intended audiences. The International Economic Development Council has developed a set of site selection data standards which include 25 tables containing approximately 1,200 data fields for creating state, county, metro, locality, building and site profiles. You can download the data standards worksheet in Excel format from their web site. The following represents a sampling of County profiles, or data that you might want to include in a profile.
- Bureau of Economic Analysis, downloadable economic data.
- Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor.
- CIA World Fact Book, Country-by-country perspective on the world economy
- Community Economic Toolbox (2000), Developed by Penn State University.
- Community Indicators, by the Center for Community Economic Development
- Community Economic Development HotReport - The Employment and Training Administration (ETA), the Economic Development Administration (EDA), the Office of Economic Adjustment (OEA) and the U.S. Census Bureau collaboratively designed the CED HotReport with local and regional experts to help communities and businesses plan for economic expansions and contractions using the best available information.
- Conerly Consulting, Pacific Northwest's best-known regional economists
- DataPlace, A "one-stop" source for data about your community or any place in the US developed specifically for housing and community development professionals.. A KnowledgePlex product sponsored by the Fannie Mae Foundation. Look up demographic, economic, housing, and mortgage lending data from US Census, Home Mortgage Disclosure Act, and other data sets. Click here for a ten minute on-line video where I demonstrate how to begin using this site!
- EconData.Net, Includes a thousand links to socioeconomic data sources, arranged by subject and provider, to point users to the best regional economic data sources.
- Economagic.com, 200,000 data files with charts & spreadsheets
- Economic Census (2002), The Economic Census profiles American business every 5 years, from the national to the local level.
- American Factfinder, U.S. Census
- County Quick Facts, by the U.S. Census
- Foreign-Trade Stats, Census Bureau
- On the Map - Interactive mapping. See in high definition where people live and where they work. Developed through a partnership between the US Census Bureau and Local Employment Dynamics (LED) partner states.
- Energy Information Administration, Official energy statistics
- Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, A useful series on house prices
- Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, Banking and economic statistics from the folks who insure your bank deposits
- Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia, Semiannual survey of economists
- Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, Economic Statistics
- Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, Economic Statistics on Western states
- Freddie Mac, Conventional home-price index
- GPOAccess, Economic Report of the President
- Location Quotient Calculator (2006), U.S. Department of Labor
- National Center for Health Statistics, Vital statistics for the U.S.
- Quarterly Workforce Indicators: U.S. Census, NAICS data by year and quarter. QWI measure the performance of the local economy - where jobs are, for what kind of workers, how much workers can expect to make and employers expect to pay them.
- Seattle PI- Wage comparisons by occupation
- Shift-Share Analysis Calculator (2006), University of Georgia
- Social Explorer (2000), Provides demographic information in an easily understood format: data maps.
- State of the Cities Database (SOCDS), HUD provides data on Building Permits, FBI crime rates, housing affordability, and other demographic data.
- World Mapper, A great tool for gaining a better perspective of the global market place.
Agriculture Data
- Census of Agriculture (2007), United States Department of Agriculture. Census is taken every 5 years.
- Economic Research Service/U.S. Department of Agriculture. See also, "Rural America at a Glance"
Access to Capital
Had a Routine Medical in Past Year, Adults Ages 18+
Demographics
Jefferson County Population Profiles by Age, 1980, 1990, 2000
Quick Reference Population Guide
Population Growth 1980-2002
Commuting to Work Outside of County: 1980 and 1990
Home Ownership Rate: 1980 and 1990
Age of Housing, Source of Water and Sewage Disposal: 1980 and 1990
Consolidated Federal Funds Report for Fiscal Year 1996
Average Monthly Employment and Total Wages in Covered Employment