CA County Profiles - sacramento (cont'd)

SACRAMENTO COUNTY (cont'd)

INDUSTRY 1982 1987 ($ mill.)

Value added by manufacture, ($ mill.) 1,169.6 695.6 Capital expenditures:

Percent of California 1.2 0.5 1982 85.6

1987 116.0

Leading industries:

Food and kindred products 632.5 Payroll in manufacturing:

Printing and publishing 174.3 1987 695.6

Chemicals and allied products 125.1 1990* 925.0

Fabricated metal products 104.3

Electronic and other electric equipment 103.4 Number of mfg. establishments:

1987 902

1990* 961

* Not comparable with 1987 due to

source difference.

AGRICULTURE

Number of farms, 1992 1,427 Leading commodities with

Acreage in farms, 1992 379,044 value of production, 1994 $ mill.

% of land area 61.3

Milk 37.0

Agricultural employment, 1994 * 4,300 Pears, bartlett 32.8

Grapes, wine 25.0

Value of production, 1994 ($ mill.) 231.2 Cattle and calves 18.8

Percent of California 0.9 Turkeys 13.5

County Rank 24 Corn, field 12.1

Livestock and livestock products 60.1 Tomatoes, processing 11.3

Poultry and poultry products 16.0 Rice 9.7

Field crops 56.4 Wheat 7.6

Vegetables 20.3 Nursery stock, ornamental 7.4

Fruits and nuts 60.7

Nursery products 9.9

Seed crops 7.7 * Includes Placer and El Dorado counties.

Apiary products ** ** Less than $50,000.

TRANSPORTATION

Vehicle registrations, 1994

Total 904,094 Miles of streets, roads and

Automobiles 589,255 highways, 1994 4,275.7

Per capita (7-1-94 pop.) 0.52

Trucks 171,376

Motorcycles 18,429

Trailers 125,034

PUBLIC FINANCE

Per Per

1993-94 $ mill. capita* $1,000 income** 1993-94 $ mill.

County government tax collections, total 237.4 211.24 10.43 Expenditures:

Property tax 129.4 115.15 5.69 Federal 12,955.1

Sales tax 66.7 59.39 2.93 Defense 1,864.8

County 1,170.8

Total receipts, local government 4,055.5 City 416.1

School districts 1,023.7

* 7-1-93 population Special districts 1,296.4

** 1993 personal income Redevelopment agencies 61.6

California Department of Finance

Economic Research

(916) 322-2263 February, 1996

			SACRAMENTO COUNTY (cont'd)



INDUSTRY		1982		1987			($ mill.)

Value added by manufacture, ($ mill.)		1,169.6		695.6	Capital expenditures:
Percent of California		1.2		0.5		1982	85.6
						1987	116.0
Leading industries:
Food and kindred products				632.5	Payroll in manufacturing:
Printing and publishing				174.3		1987	695.6
Chemicals and allied products				125.1		1990*	925.0
Fabricated metal products				104.3
Electronic and other electric equipment				103.4	Number of mfg. establishments:
						1987	902
						1990*	961

					* Not comparable with 1987 due to
					source difference.


AGRICULTURE

Number of farms, 1992	1,427			Leading commodities with
Acreage in farms, 1992	379,044			value of production, 1994		$ mill.
% of land area	61.3
				Milk		37.0
Agricultural employment, 1994 *	4,300			Pears, bartlett		32.8
				Grapes, wine		25.0
Value of production, 1994 ($ mill.)	231.2			Cattle and calves		18.8
Percent of California	0.9			Turkeys		13.5
County Rank	24			Corn, field		12.1
Livestock and livestock products	60.1			Tomatoes, processing		11.3
Poultry and poultry products	16.0			Rice		9.7
Field crops	56.4			Wheat		7.6
Vegetables	20.3			Nursery stock, ornamental		7.4
Fruits and nuts	60.7
Nursery products	9.9
Seed crops	7.7			* Includes Placer and El Dorado counties.
Apiary products	**			** Less than $50,000.


TRANSPORTATION

Vehicle registrations, 1994
Total	904,094			Miles of streets, roads and
Automobiles	589,255			highways, 1994	4,275.7
Per capita (7-1-94 pop.)	0.52
Trucks	171,376
Motorcycles	18,429
Trailers	125,034


PUBLIC FINANCE
		Per		Per
1993-94	$ mill.	capita*		$1,000 income**	1993-94		$ mill.

County government tax collections, total	237.4	211.24		10.43	Expenditures:
Property tax	129.4	115.15		5.69	Federal		12,955.1
Sales tax	66.7	59.39		2.93	Defense		1,864.8
					County		1,170.8
Total receipts, local government	4,055.5				City		416.1
					School districts		1,023.7
* 7-1-93 population					Special districts		1,296.4
** 1993 personal income					Redevelopment agencies		61.6


California Department of Finance
Economic Research
(916) 322-2263						February, 1996