Census 2000	Percent Change 1990-2000	Percent of County Population
Total	22,497	25.7
Under 5	1,228	2.2	5.5
Under 18	5,346	18.6	23.8
65 and over	4,431	33.8	19.7
85 and over	372	67.6	1.7
Male	11,187	26.2	49.7
Female	11,310	25.3	50.3
White	19,672	28.7	87.4
Black	322	0.9	1.4
Asian	623	5.8	2.8
Hispanic	4,571	27.4	20.3

Employment

	2001	Percent Change 2000-2001	Average Annual Growth 1996-2001	Percent of County Employment	Firms in 2001
Total	5,655	4.6	3.1		549
Agricultural Services, Forestry, Fishing	158	27.4	11.7	2.8	30
Mining	95	(58.3)	(8.0)	1.7	11
Construction	242	(22.9)	(6.2)	4.3	51
Manufacturing	152	1.3	(12.4)	2.7	20
Transportation/Public Utilities/Communications	358	(1.1)	2.3	6.3	27
Wholesale Trade	80	11.1	11.2	1.4	26
Retail Trade	1,933	16.1	4.4	34.2	136
Services	1,388	14.1	8.5	24.5	157
Financial, Insurance, Real Estate	249	2.0	5.6	4.4	55
Government	995	(3.0)	1.0	17.6	34

Unemployment

	2001	Change 2000-2001	Change 1996-2001	2001 State Ranking
Unemployment Rate	5.8%	(0.3)	1.1	49

Income

Income	2000	Percent Change 2000-2001	Avg. Annual Percent Change 1995-2000	2000 State Ranking
Personal Income (Thousands)	$559,100	7.2	8.0	96
Average Per Capita Income	$24,796	6.6	6.2	51

Poverty

	1998	Change 1997-1998	Change 1993-1998	1998 State Ranking
Poverty Rate	20.6%	(2.1)	(1.8)	74
Ages 0-17	30.5%	(5.5)	(4.2)	58
Ages 5-17 in families	34.0%	(1.5)	1.3	42

Property Values

	2000	Percent Change 1999-2000	Avg. Annual Percent Change 1995-2000	2000 State Ranking
January 1st Total Property Value	$1,205,489,619	10.3	6.4	114
Property Value Per Capita	$53,584	13.4	5.0	132

Sales Activity

	2000	Percent Change 1999-2000	Avg. Annual Percent Change 1995-2000
Taxable Sales	$121,116,889	3.0	6.5
Sales Tax Outlets	653	(2.1)	(1.0)

Education

	Number of Districts	Number of Schools	Enrollment	Percent Enrollment Growth from Prior Year
Public Education 2001-02	1	6	3,337	(0.7)
Higher Education Fall 2001