CA County Profiles - sacramento

SACRAMENTO COUNTY

Population

Land area (acres): 618,040 Cities 1-1-95

SACRAMENTO 1,099,100

Population, 7-1-94 1,137,400 Sacramento 396,000 Sacramento 385,100

Percent of California 3.5 Folsom 40,850 Folsom 36,500

Population, 1-1-95 1,149,200 Galt 15,250 Galt 11,050

Isleton 850 Isleton 850

1-1-95 Unincorporated 696,200 Unincorporated 665,500

Population in households 1,126,710

Population/household 2.646

EDUCATION 1993-94

($ mill)

Median years of school, 1990 *** 13.7 Spending on education:

School districts* 1,023.7

Enrollment, Fall 1994

Kindergarten-12 208,831 1988-89

($ mill)

Enrollment, Fall 1987

College/University 66,944 Community colleges** 102.3

CSUS 24,128

Community colleges 41,781 * Not including community college districts.

Private colleges 1,035 ** Includes governmental, proprietary and fiduciary group funds.

*** May not be comparable to the 1980 census. The 1990 median was computed on the

basis of educational attainment. The 1980 median was based on actual years of school

completed.

LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYMENT Total employment, 1993 601,720 Number of establishments

(BEA series) by employment size, 1990

Civilian labor force, 1994 545,900 Percent of California 3.7

Civilian employment 506,200 Wage and salary 505,488 1-4 13,009

Unemployment 39,700 Proprietors 96,232 5-9 4,970

Unemployment rate 7.3 Farm 1,538 10-19 3,205

Non-Farm 94,694 20-49 2,311

Nonagricultural wage & salary 50-99 693

employment, 1993 (BLS series) 453,000 Farm 3,540 100-249 388

Percent of California 3.8 Agricultural services 5,872 250-499 61

Mining 300 Mining 555 500-999 22

Construction 18,700 Construction 29,466 1000 + 16

Manufacturing 26,500 Manufacturing 29,124 Total 24,675

Transportation-utility 18,700 Transportation-utility 21,419 Check:

Trade 98,700 Wholesale trade 21,825 0

Finance-insurance- Retail trade 98,195

real estate 34,800 Finance, insurance,

Services 115,800 real estate 57,370

Federal government 20,200 Services 170,299

State-local government 119,400 Federal civilian 19,718

Military 7,421

Totals may not add due to rounding. State and local 136,916

INCOME AND SALES 1979 1989

Personal income, 1993 ($ mill.) 22,756.4 Median family income, Census 20,949 37,841

Percent of California 3.3 Median household income, Census 17,390 32,297

Per capita income, 1993 20,751

Percent of California 94.8 1993 1994

Avg. earnings per job, 1993 29,477 Total taxable sales, ($ mill.) 10,213.9 10,968.5

Avg. wages per job, 1993 28,135 Percent of California 3.8 3.8

Avg. earnings per nonfarm Taxable retail sales 6,951.0 7,400.1

proprietor, 1993 20,317

HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION 4-1-90 1-1-95 Valuation

Units ($ mill.)

Housing stock 417,574 450,005 Housing authorizations, 1994

Percent of California 3.7 3.8 Total 5,129 $681.2

Single family 278,744 305,231 Percent of California 5.3 4.6

Multiple family 120,444 129,869 Single family 4,562 561.3

Mobile homes, trailers, etc. 18,386 14,905 Multi-family 567 33.6

Vacancy rate (percent): 5.5 5.4

Nonresidential permits -- $337.7

Percent of California 4.3

			SACRAMENTO COUNTY



				Population
Land area (acres):	618,040		Cities	1-1-95
								SACRAMENTO		1,099,100
Population, 7-1-94	1,137,400		Sacramento	396,000					Sacramento	385,100
Percent of California	3.5		Folsom	40,850					Folsom	36,500
Population, 1-1-95	1,149,200		Galt	15,250					Galt	11,050
			Isleton	850					Isleton	850
1-1-95			Unincorporated	696,200					Unincorporated	665,500
Population in households	1,126,710
Population/household	2.646


EDUCATION				1993-94
				($ mill)
Median years of school, 1990 ***	13.7		Spending on education:
			School districts*	1,023.7
Enrollment, Fall 1994
Kindergarten-12	208,831			1988-89
				($ mill)
Enrollment, Fall 1987
College/University	66,944		Community colleges**	102.3
CSUS	24,128
Community colleges	41,781		* Not including community college districts.
Private colleges	1,035		** Includes governmental, proprietary and fiduciary group funds.
			*** May not be comparable to the 1980 census. The 1990 median was computed on the
			basis of educational attainment. The 1980 median was based on actual years of school
			completed.


LABOR FORCE AND EMPLOYMENT			Total employment, 1993	601,720		Number of establishments
			(BEA series)			by employment size, 1990
Civilian labor force, 1994	545,900		Percent of California	3.7
Civilian employment	506,200		Wage and salary	505,488		1-4	13,009
Unemployment	39,700		Proprietors	96,232		5-9	4,970
Unemployment rate	7.3		Farm	1,538		10-19	3,205
			Non-Farm	94,694		20-49	2,311
Nonagricultural wage & salary						50-99	693
employment, 1993 (BLS series)	453,000		Farm	3,540		100-249	388
Percent of California	3.8		Agricultural services	5,872		250-499	61
Mining	300		Mining	555		500-999	22
Construction	18,700		Construction	29,466		1000 +	16
Manufacturing	26,500		Manufacturing	29,124		Total	24,675
Transportation-utility	18,700		Transportation-utility	21,419				Check:
Trade	98,700		Wholesale trade	21,825				0
Finance-insurance-			Retail trade	98,195
real estate	34,800		Finance, insurance,
Services	115,800		real estate	57,370
Federal government	20,200		Services	170,299
State-local government	119,400		Federal civilian	19,718
			Military	7,421
Totals may not add due to rounding.			State and local	136,916


INCOME AND SALES					1979	1989

Personal income, 1993 ($ mill.)	22,756.4		Median family income, Census		20,949	37,841
Percent of California	3.3		Median household income, Census		17,390	32,297
Per capita income, 1993	20,751
Percent of California	94.8				1993	1994

Avg. earnings per job, 1993	29,477		Total taxable sales, ($ mill.)		10,213.9	10,968.5
Avg. wages per job, 1993	28,135		Percent of California		3.8	3.8
Avg. earnings per nonfarm			Taxable retail sales		6,951.0	7,400.1
proprietor, 1993	20,317


HOUSING AND CONSTRUCTION	4-1-90	1-1-95				Valuation
					Units	($ mill.)
Housing stock	417,574	450,005	Housing authorizations, 1994
Percent of California	3.7	3.8	Total		5,129	$681.2
Single family	278,744	305,231	Percent of California		5.3	4.6
Multiple family	120,444	129,869	Single family		4,562	561.3
Mobile homes, trailers, etc.	18,386	14,905	Multi-family		567	33.6
Vacancy rate (percent):	5.5	5.4
			Nonresidential permits		--	$337.7
			Percent of California			4.3