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Coastal Zone Information Center FLORIDA COUN COMPARISONS 1984 r., J 10 00 13 LP State of Florida HC sion of Economic Development 107 -F6 F44462 1984 Tab16 41 SOURCES UF PERSONNL INCOME, 1982 (in Thousands of Dollars) F1 Dividends, Labor Proprietors' Interest, and Transfer Income Rank Income Rank Rent Income Rank Payments Rank FLORIDA $59,549,344 $4,765,903- $28,715,644 $20,060,040 rt Alachua 953,600 15 63,761 20 207,542 24 207,678 20 Baker 41,487 55 7,088 57 8,465 159 16,753 56 Bay 560,450 19 32,078 24 135,314 30 184,027 25 Bradford 47,167 52 5,784 60 16,060 51 28,391 49 Brevard 1,923,011 8 80,740 14 615,913 12 599,338 10 Broward 5,698,870 2 514,963 2 4,660,958 1 2,280,150 2 Calhoun 21,901 62 7,238 56 8,281 60 16,242 57 Charlotte 194,372 32 20,804 36 252,046 22 205,069 21 Citrus 172,005 34 14,802 42 147,259 27 157,015 27 Clay 203,039 30 26,622 30 79,692 34 113,533 31 co Collier 482,271 21 67,939 17 542,725 15 186,639 23 Columbia 144,055 37 20,283 37 36,257 38 58,194 38 Dade 12,594,605 1 894,258 1 4,442,284 2 2,779,687 1 @-j Desoto 75,503 43 11,990 46 30,587 44 34,802 46 w Dixie 22,212 61 3,192 65 6,772 62 12,307 62 C) Duval 4,807,328 3 229,318 7 789,829 9 905,774 6 Escambia 1,597,755 10 83,158 12 273,705 20 437,254 14 Flagler 42,803 53 6,825 58 34,378 40 31,003 47 Franklin 17,272 63 3,332 64 9,595 58 15,080 60 Gadsden 138,849 38 12,955 44 30,352 45 57,594 39 U Gilchrist 12,640 64 7,266 54 7,687 61 11,046 63 Glades 12,443 65 2,577 66 6,049 64 6,872 66 U) Gulf 53,432 49 3,366 63 10,224 56 18,501 55 Hamilton 66,862 45 7,281 53 6,558 63 14,810 61 Hardee 63,193 48 27,407 29 33,683 41 25,786 50 0 Hendry 105,881 41 27,487 28 22,749 49 24,389 53 Hernando 120,080 40 17,516 38 94,293 32 143,202 29 Highlands 160,213 36 31,010 26 138,583 29 125,686 30 Hillsborough 4,712,018 4 289,670 4 1,027,949 6 1,039,282 5 Holmes 25,500 59 14,920 41 12,991 54 24,918 51 Indian River 297,219 27 26,015 32 293,663 19 165,655 26 Jackson 125,381 39 26,535 31 39,618 37 66,562 37 Jefferson 27,133 58 11,331 49 9,855 57 15,533 58 Lafayette 5,588 67 5,144 61 4,778 65 4,955 67 0 Dividends @-j Labor Proprietors' Interest, and Transfer 0 Income Rank Income Rank Rent Income Rank Payments Rank Lake 423,265 24 80,115 15 343,983 17 270,883 17 Lee 1,018,100 14 108,451 11 813,495 a 538,769 13 Leon 1,081,622 11 65,531 18 203,490 26 185,565 24 Levy 49,963 50 11,782 47 28,170 47 36,289 45 Liberty 9,600 66 1,488 67 3,276 67 61905 65 Madison 42,139 54 11,585 48 17,386 50 23,785 54 Manatee 650,912 18 83,000 13 589,187 13 391,428 15 Marion 518,829 20 45,497 21 259,146 21 278,808 16 F- Martin 355,051 25 31,032 25 361,499 16 154,812 28 Monroe 316,337 26 25,531 33 205,943 25 100,512 33 Nassau 166,818 35 12,226 45 33,370 42 41,253 41 Okaloosa 719,123 17 36,443 22 142,019 28 228,410 19 co Okeechobee 65,490 46 10,214 50 32,893 43 38,729 43 Orange 4,281,722 5 286,088 5 884,994 7 836,935 7 Osceola 209,568 29 14,948 40 91,048 33 104,559 32 Palm Beach 3,824,823 6 277,181 6 3,528,320 3 1,385,554 4 Pasco 470,917 22 64,048 19 544,504 14 569,970 11 Pinellas 3,678,698 7 335,126 3 2,926,375 4 2,070,496 3 Uj Polk 1,858,172 9 165,758 8 626,101 11 558,944 12 Putnam 213,617 28 24,322 34 64,477 36 95,964 35 St Johns 189,549 33 28,850 27 131,346 31 100,483 34 St Lucie 465,436 23 32,262 23 227,169 23 188,680 22 Santa Rosa 199,321 31 20,938 35 67,812 35 89,488 36 Sarasota 1,051,712 13 116,901 10 1,332,446 5 639,567 9 Seminole 719,836 16 75,950 16 308,525 18 245,101 18 En Sumter 63,226 47 14,612 43 34,607 39 50,096 40 8' @j Suwannee 71,951 44 17,032 39 28,967 46 37,511 44 0 Taylor 94,353 42 6,606 59 14,588 52 24,631 52 Union 40,757 56 7,451 52 4,291 66 10,696 64 Volusia 1,061,590 12 128,865 9 780,850 10 655,941 a Wakulla 23,267 60 3,996 62 10,326 55 15,142 59 Walton 49,802 51 7,242 55 23,823 48 40,117 42 Washington 37,640 57 10,171 51 14,524 53 30,290 48 0 Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, (April 1984). 0 rt FLORIDA COUNTY COMPARISONS/1984 TON XCLUR, C51MAJIVA-1 ArIC; f AKULLA j 4 tnie," r-KE -Rus n J.RAM A "LK 'T' I D'FARTMENT,OF COMMERCE NOAA COASTAL SERVICES CENTER 2@34 SOUTH HOBSON AVENUE CHAhLESTON SC 29405-2413 --tat... r Fftojp -arty of CSC Librar.V ow, Bureau of Economic Analysis Division of Economic Development Florida Department of Commerce TABLE OF CONTENTS BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Table 1. Labor & Proprietors Income in Selected Industries, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Table 2. Employment in Selected Industries, 1982 . . . . . 4 Table 3. Number of Establishments in Selected Industries, 1981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Table 4. Relative Importance of Manufacturing, 1982 . . . . 12 Table S. Growth in Manufacturing Employment, 1972-1982 16 Table 6. Growth in Manufacturing Establishments, 1971-1981 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Table 7. Value Added by Manufacture, 1977 . . . . . . . . . 24 Table 8. Taxable Retail Sales, 1973 and 1983 . . . . . . . 26 Table 9. Commercial Banking Activity, 1982 . . . . . . . . 30 Table 10. Savings and Loan Association Activity, 1983 . . . 32 'TaM,e ILL. Building Permit Values, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . 34 Table 12. Measures of Tourist Activity . . . . . . . . . . . 38 Table 13. Economic Activity Based,on Natural Resources . . . 42 HUMAN RESOURCES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 47 Table 14. Population Growth, 1973-1983 . . . . . . .. . . . . 48 Table 15. Population Density, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Table 16. Population Growth Due to Migration, 1980-1983 56 Table 17. Population Projections, 1990-2010 . . . . . . . 60 Table 18. Age Composition of the Population, 1982 . . . . . 64 Table 19. Racial Composition of the Population, 1982 . . . . 66 Table 20. Sex Composition of the Population, 1982 . . . . . 68 Table 21. Prime Working Age Population, 1982 . . . . . . . . 70 Table 22. Growth in the Labor Force, 1978.-1983 . . . . . . 74 Florida Cbunty Cmiparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development Table 23. Employment and Unemployment, 1983 . . . . . . . . . 78 Table 24. Labor Force Commuting Patterns, 1980 . . . . . . . 82 Table 25. Union Election Activity, 1981 . . . . . . . . . . . 84 Table 26. Number of Elementary and Secondary Schools, 1982-1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Table 27. School Enrollment, 1982-1983 . . . . . . . . . . . 88 Table 28. Number of Students Per Teacher, 1982-1983 . . . . . go Table 29. High School Graduates, 1982-@-1983 . . . . . . . . . 92 Table 30. Sources of Revenue for Education 1982-1983 . . . . 94 Table 31. Education Expenditures for Selected Program Areas, 1982-1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 . . . . 96 Table 32. Assessment of Student Performance, 1982-1983 . . . 98 TAXES AND GOVERNMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 101 Table 33. Countywide Ad Valorem Millage Rates, 1982. . - - - 102 Table 34. Growth in the Ad Valorem Tax Base, 1977-1982 . - - 106 Table 35. Total Ad Valorem Taxes Levied, 1982 . . . . . . . . 110 Table 36. Ad Valorem Tax Effort, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . 114 Table 37. Government Sector Employment and Income, 1982 . . . 116 Table 38. State Revenues and Expenditures at the County Level, 1982-1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 118 INCOME AND COST OF LIVING . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 123 Table 39. Total Personal Income by Place of Residence, 1972-1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 124 Table 40. Per Capita Personal Income by Place of Residence, 1972-1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 126 Table 41. Sources of Personal Income, 1982 . . . . . . . . . 130 Table 42. Relative Level of Prices, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . 132 Table 43. Effective Estimates Buying Income Per Household, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 136 Florida Gounty Comparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development iii QUALITY OF LIFE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 139 Table 44. Families at Poverty Level, 1979 . . . . . . . . 140 Table 45. Public Assistance Program Expenditures, 1982-1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 142 Table 46. Health Care Availability, 1984 . . . . . . . . . 146 Table 47. Climate and Geography, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . 148 APPENDIX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15_1 Table 1. Labor & Proprietors Income by Industry, 1982, 152 Table 2. Employment by Industry, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . 156 Table 3. Establishments by Industry, 1981 . . . . . . . . 160' ILLUSTRATIONS BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY Figure 1. Total Employment 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Figure 2. Total Establishments, 1981 . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Figure 3. Relative Importance of Manufacturing, 1982 . . . . 15 Figure 4. Manufacturing Employment, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . 19 Figure 5. Manufacturing Establishments, 1981 . . . . . . . . 23 Figure 6. Per Capita Retail Sales, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . 29 Figure 7. Total Value of Building Permits Issued, 1983 . . . 37 Figure 8. Per Capita Sales and Use Tax Collections, 1982-1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Figure 9. Agricultural Sales, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 45 Florida Cbunty Camparisons/1984 Division of Bconcmic Development iv HUMAN RESOURCES Figure 10. Population Growth, 1973-1983 . . . . . . . . . . 51 Figure 11. Population Density, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . 55 Figure 12. Population Growth Due to Migration, 1980-1983 . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 59 Figure 13. Projected Population, 2010 . . . . . . . . . . . 63 Figure 14. Prime Working Age Population, 1982 . . . . . . . 73 Figure 15. Total Labor Force, 1983 . . . . . . . . ... . . . 77 Figure 16. Unemployment, 1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 81 TAXES AND GOVERNMENT Figure 17. Millage Rates, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105 Figure 18. Growth in the Ad Valorem Tax Base, 1977-1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . log Figure 19. Per Capita Ad Valorem Taxes Levied, 1982 . . . . 113 Figure 20. State Revenues and Expenditures at the County Level, 1982-1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . 121 INCOME AND COST OF LIVING Figure 21. Per Capita Personal Income by Place of Residence, 1982 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 129 Figure- 22. Relative Level of Prices, 1983 . . . . . . . . . 135 QUALITY OF LIFE Figure 23. Per Capita Public Assistance Expenditures, 1982-1983 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 145 Florida County Can-parisons/1984 Division of Economic Development v BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY Table 1 INCOME IN SELECTED INDUSTRIES, 1982 (In Thousands of Dollars) Total Income All Industries Rank Condtruction Rank Trade Rank Services Rank Manufacturing Rank FLORIDA $59,549,344 $5,213,859 $13,617,614 $16,003,647 $9,328,782 Alachua 953,600 15 62,704 19 157,656 16 252,212 15 82,064 16 Baker 41,487 55 1,586 54 4,821 58 2,225 60 2,921 62 Bay 560,450 19 41,713 25 113,761 2i 101,571 22 73,366 19 Bradford 47,167 5-2 2,001 50 10,646 48 5,909 so 5,233 55 Brevard 1,923,011 a 111,784 12 262,662 12 549,957 a 623,956 7 Broward 5,698,870 2 566,212 2 1,502,0.39 2 1,756,836 2 845,385 2 Calhoun 21,901 62 1,979 51 5,158 56 3,432 58 5,200 56 Charlotte 194,372 32 28,123 29 42,089 31 73,198 29 5,105 57 Citrus 172,005 34 45,151 22 31,127 36 7,124 50 Clay 203,039 30 15,573 33 44,866 30 50,504 31 22,697 34 00 Collier 482,271 21 84,515 16 115,276 20 169,476 16 22,083 35 Columbia 144,055 37 7,299 38 34,644 32 25,521 34 19,875 38 Dade 12,594,605 1 863,642 1 3,085,447 1 3,704,941 1 1,588,619 1 Desoto 75,503 43 1,769 53 12,210 44 8,501 46 5,274 54 Dixie 22,212 61 2,579 48 3,510 62 1,585 62 7,549 49 Duval 4,807,328 3 332,222 7 1,048,822 4 1,026,114 7 594,892 a Escambia 1,597,755 10 126,177 11 261,222 13 314,691 12 261,310 10 Flagler 42,803 53 6,838 52 9,227 44 6,753 52 Franklin 17,272 63 589 60 5,810 53 3,443 57 1,147 64 U Gadsden 138,849 38 5,649 41 21,803 39 12,064 39 21,209 36 H- Gilchrist 12,640 64 418 61 2,291 63 1,340 64 378 65 (n Glades 12,443 65 403 62 1,292 65 80 67 Gulf 53,432 49 3,982 60 5,072 52 30,138 31 Hamilton 66,862 45 1,793 52 4,473 59 3,231 59 55,886 22 0 Hardee 63,193 48 11,170 46 7,674 48 4,397 59 Hendry 105,881 41 4,212 43 13,699 43 9,836 43 17,574 39 Hernando 120,0110 40 11,572 35 28,259 37 22,242 16 13,557 42 Highlands 160,213 36 11,542 36 34,326 33 37,326 32 10,562 45 Hillsborough 4,712,018 4 382,288 5 1,278,180 3 1,127,177 5 712,575 5 Holmes 25,500 59 1,394 55 5,618 54 3,949 55 7,038 51 Indian River 297,219 27 35,163 27 62,017 28 74,495 28 44,475 27 Jackson 125,381 39 6,369 40 31,768 35 12,397 38 20,048 37 Jefferson 27,133 58 .2,219 49 5,596 55 4,674 53 4,188 60 0 Lafayette 5,588 67 269 63 1,187 66 398 65 116 66 19 Lake 423,265 24 31,911 28 95,400 22 87,803 25 53,162 23 rt Lee 11018,100 i4 150,928 9 265,488 10 290,820 13 .67,837 20 Total Income All Industries Rank Construction Rank Trade Rank Services Rank Manufacturing Rank 0 Leon $1,081,622 11 $57,029 20 $180,303 15 $274,425 14 $38,956 29 Levy 49,963 50 7,211 39 9,269 50 7,779 47 10,634 44 Liberty 9,600 66 856 58 793 67 1,456 63 4,527 58 Madison 42,139 54 1,170 56 7,452 51 4,656 54 16,803 40 Manatee 650,912 18 79,148 17 155,130 17 157,059 18 145,410 13 Marion 518,829 20 42,473 24 148,229 18 110,067 21 .108,650 15 Martin 355,051 25 66,275 18 68,393 26 89,094 24 60,265 21 Monroe 316,337 26 24,271 30 75,094 24 82,690 26 7,737 48 Nassau, 166,818 35 20,235 31 16,121 42 20,536 37 73,858 i8 Okaloosa 719,123 17 40,906 26 91,949 23 123,491 20 49,280 25 Okeechobee 65,490 46 4,413 42 16,974 41 11,579 40 3,296 61 Orange 4,281,722 5 404,370 4 926,264 5 1,299,010 3 712,114 6 Osceola 209,568 29 13,190 34 63,510 27 79,198 21 24,263 33 Palm Beach 3,824,823 6 406,436 3 800,424 7 1,096,017 6 822,787 3 tD Pasco 470,917 22 52,492 21 123,445 19 157,393 17 49,044 26 00 Pinellas 3,678.698 7 353,742 6 869,404 6 1,207,050 4 790,873 4 Polk 1,858,172 9 174,438 8 411,908 8 364,950 9 418,627 9 Putnam 213,617 28 42,934 23 32,097 34 25,380 35 79,758 17 St Johns 189,549 33 9,848 37 50,091 29 65,814 30 26,421 32 St Lucie 465,436 23 96,192 13 68,519 25 100,498 23 32,400 30 Santa Rosa 199,321 31 18,547 32 26,164 38 27,710 33 40,027 28 Sarasota 1,051,712 13 134,800 10 286,504 9 361,083 10 109,646 14 Seminole 719,836 16 85,294 15 199,700 14 145,674 19 180,108 11 Sumter 63,226 47 3,982 44 11,058 47 5,456 51 10,273 46 Suwannee 71,951 44 3,1638 46 17,033 40 11,310 41 16,524 41 Taylor 94,353 42 11,728 45 8,573 45 51,601 24 Union 40,757 56 729 59 1,804 64 1,939 61 5,939 53 En Volusia 1,061,590 12 91,880 14 265,431 11 336,589 11 171,489 12 Fl- o Wakulla 23,267 60 1,152 57 3,907 61 3,849 56 11,101 43 :j 0 Walton 49,802 51 3,303 47 9,527 49 10,658 42 10,230 47 @'h Washington 37,640 57 3,694 45 5,120 57 6,666 49 2,368 63 *DaLta not shown to avoid disclosure of individual firm operations. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System,(April:1984). (D Table 2 EMPLOYMENT IN SELECTED INDUSTRIES, 1982 Total Employment All Industries Rank Construction Rank Trade Rank Services Rank Manufacturing Rank FLORIDA 4,471,654 255,977 992,965 963,073 456,455 Alachua 78,748 15 3,842 17 14,807 16 16,486 15 4,084 16 Baker 4,145 54 61 55 399 58 159 63 167 63 Bay 45,438 21 2,557 24 10,076 20 7,764 21 3,781 is Bradford 4,897 51 91 51 966 47 567 51 428 52 Brevard 123,382 .9 5,778 12 23,888 Fi 9 28,615 8 24,241 a P. Broward 418,887 2 25,986 2 108,100 2 95,257 2 41,068 2 Calhoun 2,699 60 118 50 426 57 337 58 305 58 Charlotte 18,310 30 1,684 28 3,891 31 4,327 30 334 57 F@ Citrus 15,622 35 1,842 27 2,943 34 0 66 456 51 kD Clay 18,108 31 931 32 4,362 29 3,296 31 1,226 38 00 Collier 41,042 23 4,320 15 9,258 21 8,943 19 1,255 36 Columbia 13,691 37 373 41 3,003 33 2,010 34 1,222 39 Dade 830,463 1 37,926 1 193,306 1 198,753 1 93,340 1 Desoto 8,678 43 90 52 1,125 44 634 48 361 54 Dixie 2,278 62 152 48 293 62 190 60 504 50 Duval 320,283 4 16,563 7 68,5J8 5 64,302 6 27,180 7 Escambia 111,866 10 6,528 11 21,967 12 23,399 11 10,484 10 Flagler 3,915 56 62 627 51 805 44 340 56 Franklin 2,114 63 485 54 308 59 95 64 0 Gadsden 13,634 38 401 39 11590 40 1,449 38 1,449 33 Gilchrist 1,739 64 21 60 187 63 124 64 34 65 Glades 1,465 65 62 94 65 66 Gulf 3,911 57 62 366 61 430 55 1,230 37 Hamilton 4,886 52 87 375 59 381 56 2,214 27 0 Hardee 8,411 44 62 902 48 680 46 300 59 @-h Hendry 10,556 41 259 42 1,114 45 647 47 679 45 Hernando 12,683 39 774 35 2,541 37 1,743 36 821 41 Highlands 17,622 32 737 36 3,078 32 2,704 32 706 44 Hillsborough 340,134 3 19,385 4 84,017 3 70,501 5 36,618 4 Holmes 3,959 55 54 56 479 55 359 57 712 43 Indian River 26,082 27 1,928 26 5,242 27 4,815 28 2,125 28 Jackson 14,365 36 418 38 2,623 36 11181 39 1,644 31 Jefferson 3,479 58 143 49 452 56 537 52 360 55 Lafayette 1,155 67 14 61 73 66 .43 65 Lake 45,289 22 1,974 25 8,003 23 6,425 23 3,696 19' 0 Total Employment All Industries Rank Construction Rank Trade Rank Services Rank Manufacturing Rank Lee 88,264 13 8,1,0 9 21,586 13 17,273 13 4,056 17 Leon 84,251 14 3,434 19 16,165 14 17,259 14 2,356 25 Levy 5,736 49 398 40 797 50 688 45 635 47 Liberty 1,167 66 46 57 67 67 172 62 295 60 Madison 5,371 50 70 54 590 52 569 50 11056 40 Manatee 58,888 17 4,038 16 13,208 17 9,762 16 7,381 13 Marion 48,998 20 2,735 23 11,966 18 7,399 22 6,413 14 Martin 30,594 25 2,950 21 5,787 26 5,669 27 2,823 23 Monroe 27,959 26 1,376 30 6,533 24 6,144 25 543 49 Nassau 11,424 40 917 33 1,654 39 1,699 37 2,584 24 Okaloosa 53,638 18 2,746 22 81880 22 8,710 20 3,013 21 Okeechobee 7,486 45 256 43 1,408 42 863 42 174 62 Orange 299,466 5 18,894 5 62,765 6 81,370 3 29,154 6 Osceola 19,895 28 796 34 4,698 28 6,375 24 1,348 34 Palm Beach 278,327 7 19,643 3 59,392 7 63,626 7 29,451 5 FJ 00 Pasco 49,173 19 3,052 20 11,635 19 9,415 is 2,983 22 Pinellas 297,680 6 18,072 6 69,547 4 74,552 4 39,411 3 Polk 150,447 8 8,139 8 30,115 a 24,133 10 20,442 9 Putnam 16,920 33 1,607 29 2,790 35 2,440 33 3,449 20 St Johns 18,504 29 706 37 4,307 30 4,785 29 1,589 32 St Lucie 36,508 24 3,525 18 6,153 25 5,883 26 1,823 29 Ln Santa Rosa 16,077 34 979 31 2,448 38 11890 35 1,771 30 Sarasota 92,603 12 7,211 10 11 22,021 12 5,926 15 Seminole 60,347 16 4,323 14 16,139 15 9,432 17 9,325 11 Sumter 6,859 47 194 46 1,175 43 489 53 546 48 Suwannee 8,807 42 246 44 1,446 41 1,035 40 1,265 35 Taylor 6,957 46 62 1,084 46 832 43 2,268 26 Union 3,172 59 44 58 151 64 182 61 397 53 Volusia 99,300 11 4,775 13 23,732 10 24,887 9 8,845 12 Wakulla 2,624 61 29 59 375 59 449 54 664 46 0 Walton 5,755 48 163 47 854 49 994 41 775 42 Washington 4,52i 53 246 44 488 53 603 49 223 61 Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual firm operations. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, (April 1984). FIGURE1 TOTAL EMPLOYMENT ALL INDUSTRIES, 1982 .... ... ... -LEGEND TOTAL EMPLOYMENT IN ALL INDUSTRIES 1,155 TO 31915 3.959 TO 81411 6,678 TO 17,622 18,108 TO 48,998 49,173 TO 150,447 276,327 TO 830,463 MEDIAN VALUE: 16,077 Florida County Ccinparisons/1984 Division of Ecommic DevelopTent Table 3 NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN SELECTED INDUSTRIES, 1981 Total Establish- ments Rank Construction Rank Trade Rank Services Rank Manufacturing Rank FLORIDA 225,338 22,306 77,482 66,982 11,462 Alachua 3,055 16 290 20 1,085 16 1,012 15 100 17 Baker 156 59 13 54 68 57 .31 58 13 60 Bay 2,205 23 211 26 806 23 675 21 93 20 Bradford 254 50 22 so 115 50 58 50 is 50 Brevard. 5,417 11 620 11 1,893 10 1,577 11 257 10 Broward 25,853 2 2,428 2 8,488 2 7,993 2 1,353 2 Calhoun 190 54, 14 53 73 55 39 56 31 39 Charlotte 11180 28 189 27 351 31 349 28 34 37 Citrus 964 32 150 30 327 33 275 31 30 41 00 Clay 1,133 29 149 31 416 29 325 29 39 34 Collier 2,874 18 363 is 881 20 786 18 67 23 Columbia 698 36 49 38 298 35 195 35 49 28 Dade 44,288 1 2,950 1 15,139 1 13,346 1 2,988 1 Desoto 311 46 26 48 121 49 77 44 15 55 1 Dixie 125 61 6 63 53 61 27 60 18 50 00 I Duval 12,737 6 1,116 7 4,576 6 4,017 6 597 5 Escambia 4,349 13 435 14 1,643 13 1,300 13 155 14 Flagler 225 51 34 43 77 52 46 53 14 56 Franklin 165 55 4 65 77 52 30 59 16 53 Gadsden 464 40 43 40 189 40 114 40 41 32 Fl- Gilchrist 74 64 8 61 38 63 11 63 4 65 Glades 41 66 1 67 17 65 6 66 2 67 Gulf 161 56 11 55 61 58 41 55 11 63 0 Hamilton 135 60 9 59 69 56 26 61 12 61 1-h Hardee 316 44 26 48 125 46 65 47 20 47 Hendry 337 43 33 45 136 43 80 43 14 56 Hernando 771 35 131 32 257 37 175 36 28 43 Highlands 1,007 31 158 29 342 32 268 32 44 31 Hillsborough 14,774 4 1,412 5 5,383 3 4,456 4 767 4 Holmes 157 58 11 55 59 59 32 57 31 39 Indian River 1,669 27 225 24 537 27 465 25 41 32 Jackson 559 38 40 41 271 36 122 39 jq 34 (D Jefferson 161 56 11 55 56 60 47 52 19 49 Lafayette 36 67 3 66 17 65 9 65 4 65 Lake 2,208 22 228 23 816 22 610 23 100 17 Total Establish- ments Rank Construction Rank Trade Rank Services Rank Manufacturing Rank Lee 5,329 12 795 9 1,730 12 1,400 12 195 12 Leon 3,489 15 377 17 1,133 is 1,213 14 94 19 Levy 315 45 34 43 124 47 59 49 28 43 Liberty 61 65 7 62 11 67 6 66 18 50 Madison 221 52 15 52 98 51 46 53 29 42 Manatee 3,025 17 382 16 1,043 17 870 17 134 16 Marion 2,707 20 313 19 1,029 18 689 20 145 15 Martin 1,742 25 265 21 545 26 454 26 60 24 Monroe 1,763 24 167 28 660 24 507 24 51 27 Nassau 533 39 44 39 228 39 124 38 46 29 Okaloosa 2,271 21 262 22 852 21 647 22 69 22 Okeechobee 400 41 55 37 159 42 91 41 14 56 H Orange 11,797 7 1,117 6 4,029 7 3,705 7 580 6 ko Osceola 943 33 94 34 385 30 263 33 45 30 00 .P. Palm Beach 14,767 5 1,747 3 4,651 5 4,324 5 568 7 Pasco 2,829 19 411 15 957 19 774 19 84 21 Pinellas 15,914 3 1,597 4 5,129 4 5,190 3 869 3 Polk 6,546 8 726 10 2,339 a 1,786 10 351 a Putnam 776 34 64 36 309 34 199 34 52 26 St Johns 11050 30 95 33 4219 28 288 30 36 36 t1o St Lucie 1,706 26 220 25 653 25 432 27 57 25 Santa Rosa 676 37 82 35 247 38 172 37 20 47 Sarasota 6,060 9 805 a 1,828 11 1,830 9 286 9 Seminole 3,612 14 461 13 1,239 14 976 16 194 13 Sumter 296 47 33 45 - 123 48 70 46 12 61 Suwannee 399 42 37 42 170 41 82 42 24 45 Taylor 296 47 11 55 127 45 76 45 32 38 Union 79 63 5 64 24 64 11 63 14 56 0 Volusia 5,860 10 604 12 2,099 9 1,841 a 243 11 @-h Wakulla 108 62 9 59 46 62 24 62 9 64 h-I Walton 283 .49 27 47 128 44 61 48 16 53 Washington 202 53 19 51 74 54 53 51 23 46 Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of the Census, CountX Business Patterns, Florida, 1981, iWashington D.C.: U.S. Government Printing Office, June 1983). Fj FIGURE 2 TOTAL ESTABLISHMENTS, 1981 LEGEND NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS 36 TO 161 165 TO 316 337 TO 964 1,007 TO 2,707 2,829 TO 6,546 11,797 TO 44,288 MEDIAN VALUEt 776 Florida Cbunty Ccinparisons/1984 Division of Economic DeveloFment -11- Table 4 RELATIVE IMPORrANCE OF MANUFACTURING, 1982 Earnings Employment in Generated by Manufacturing Manufacturing as a Percent as a Percent of Total of Total Employment Rank Earnings Rank FLORIDA 11.2 % 13.4 % Alachua 5.5 52 7.5 49 Baker 4.8 56 5.6 53 Bay 9.0 41 11.5 36 Bradford 10.5 30 9.3 44 Brevard 20.9 11 28.5 9 Broward 10.9 29 12.6 31 Calhoun 14.6 18 16.6 20 Charlotte 2.1 65 2.2 63 Citrus 3.6 59 3.5 61 Clay 7.7 44 9.1 46 Collier 3.5 60 3.7 60 Columbia 10.3 34. 11.1 38 Dade 12.1 25 10.8 40 Desoto 5.0 55 5.6 52 Dixie 26.0 8 27.4 10 Duval 8.9 42 10.9 39 Escarrbia 9.9 36 14.5 23 Flagler 9.9 37 12.6 30 Franklin 5.5 51 5.2 55 Gadsden 11.7 26 13.0 28 Gilchrist 3.0 61 1.8 65 Glades .5 67 Gulf 34.2 3 46.9 2 Hamilton 53.4 1 66.7 1 Hardee 4.7 57 4.6 58 Hendry 7.0 48 12.4 32 Hernando 7.8 43 9.1 45 Highlands 4.7 58 5.1 56 Hillsborough 11.6 27 13.1 27 Holmes 26.1 7 16.4 21 Indian River 9.1 40 12.7 29 Jackson 14.2 22 12.3 33 Jefferson 13.1 23 10.2 41 Florida County Ccnparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -12- Earnings Employment in Generated by Manufacturing Manufacturing as a Percent 'as a Percent of'rotal of Total Employment Rank Earnings Rank I.afayette 1.0 66 Lake 9.5 39 9.8 43 Lee 5.2 54 5.6 54 Leon 3.0 62 3.2 62 Levy 14.3 20 16.0 22 Liberty 31.9 4 36.9 5 @Madison 26.2 6 28.7 8 Manatee 14.3 21 18.2 14 Marion 15.0 15 17.7 16 Martin 10.4 32 14.3 25 Monroe 2.2 64 2.1 64 Nassau 25.3 9 37.9 4 Okaloosa 6.0 50 6.2 50 Okeechobee 2.8 63 4.0 59 Orange 10.4 33 14.4 24 Osceola 7.6 45 10.0 42 Palm Beach 11.6 28 18.5 13 Pasco 7.4 47 8.14 48 Pinellas 14.8 17 18.1 15 Polk 15.0 16 191.0 12 Putnarn 23.1 10 3G,. 7 7 St Johns 9.7 38 11.2 37 St Lucie 5.5 53 6.0 51 Santa Rosa 12.5 24 16.9 18 Sarasota 7.4 46 8.7 47 Seminole 17.4 13 20.8 11 Sunter 10.5 31 12.2 34 Suwannee 19.2 12 17.0 17 Taylor 35.8 2 46.1 3 Union 14.4 19 li.7 35 Volusia 10.0 35 13.3 26 Wakulla 29.1 5 36.2 6 Walton 16.4 14 16.6 19 Washington 6.3 49 4.6 57 Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual finu operations. Source: U.S. Department of Ccmnerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, (April 1984). Florida County Ccaparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -13- FIGURE 3 RELATIVE IMPORTANCE OF MANUFACTURING, 1982 77 . . . LEGEND MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT AS A PERCENT OF TOTRL EMPLOYMENT ... -.00 TO .05 .05 TO .08 .08 TO .10 .10 TO .14 .14 TO .26 .26 TO .53 MEDIAN VALUE: .10 Florida County Cmparisons/1984 Division of Econondc Development -15- Table 5 GIUM IN MANUFACrURING EMPLaRAIM, 1972-1982 1972 1982 Percent Manufacturirxg Manufacturirxg Change Employment Rank EVloyment Rank 1972-1982 Rank FLORIDA 339,840 456,455 34.3% Alachua 3,610 16 4,084 16 13.1 44 Baker 146 64 167 63 14.4 43 Bay 2,929 18 3,781 18 29.1 40 Bradford 432 45 428 52 -.9 57 Brevard 14,040 9 24,241 8 72.7 19 Broward 22,585 5 41,068 2 81.8 15 Calhoun 301 50 305 58 1.3 54 Charlotte 171 62 334 57 95.3 12 Citrus 187 59 456 51 143.9 7 Clay 593 39 1,226 38 106.7 9 Collier 411 46 1,255 36 205.4 3 Colurbia. 2,066 24 1,222 39 -40.9 64 Dade 82,774 1 93,340 1 12.8 45 Desoto 276 54 361 54 30.8 37 Dixie 482 42 504 50 4.6 52 Duval 25,467 3 27,180 7 6.7 50 Escaffbia, 12,919 10 10,484 10 -18.8 63 Flagler 180 61 340 56 88.9 14 Franklin 182 60 95 64 -47.8 65 Gadsden 1,639 28 1,449 33 -11.6 62 Gilchrist 26 67 34 65 30.8 38 Glades 210 57 Gulf 1,135 32 1,230 37 8.4 48 Hamilton 299 51 2,214 27 640.5 1 Hardee 283 53 300 59 6.0 51 Hendry 448 44 679 45 51.6 26 Hernando 217 56 821 41 278.3 2 Highlands 633 38 706 44 11.5 46 Rillsborough 31,966 2 36,618 4 14.6 42 Holmes 310 49 712 43 129.7 8 Indian River 2,372 21 2,125 28 -10.4 61 Jackson 1,647 27 1,644 31 -.2 56 Jefferson 240 55 360 55 50.0 27 Lafayette 50 66 Lake 2,507 19 3,696 19 47.4 29 Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -16- 1972 1982 Percent Manufacturing Manufacturing Change Rrployment Rank Ernployment Rank 1972-1982 Rank Lee 2,250 22 4,056 17 80.3% 16 Loeon 1,925 26 2,356 25 22.4 41 Levy 699 37 635 47 -9.2 60 Liberty 293 52 295 60 .7 55 Madison 1,095 34 1,056 40 -3.6 58 Manatee 4,833 12 7,381 13 52.7 25 Marion 3,988 14 6,413 14 60.8 22 Martin 11105 33 2,823 23 155.5 5 Monroe 574 40 543 49 -5.4 59 Nassau 2,485 20 2,584 24 4.0 53 Okaloosa. 1,471 29 3,013 21 104.8 10 Okeedbobee 100 65 174 62 74.0 is Orange 20,080 6 29,154 6 45.2 31 Osceola 939 35 1,348 34 43.6 32 Palm Beach 18,729 7 29,451 5 57.2 23 Pasco 2,120 23 2,983 22 40.7 34 Pinellas 23,782 4 39,411 3 65.7 20 Polk 15,270 a 20,442 9 33.9 35 Putnam 3,213 17 3,449 20 7.3 49 St Johns 913 36 11589 32 74.0 17 St Lucie 1,392 30 1,823 29 31.0 36 Santa Rosa 1,360 31 1,771 30 30.2 39 Sarasota 4,140 13 5,926 15 43.1 33 Seminole 3,823 15 9,325 11 143.9 6 Sumter 354 48 546 48 54.2 24 Suwannee 493 41 1,265 35 156.6 4 Taylor 2,039 25 2,268 26 11.2 47 Union 201 58 397 53 .97.5 11 Volusia 5,433 11 8,845 12 62.8 21 Wakulla. 457 43 664 46 45.3 30 Walton 401 47 775 42 93.3 13 Washington ISO 63 223 61 48.7 28 Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual finn operations. Source: U.S. Department of Ccmnerce, Bureau of Econcmic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System,(April 1984). Florida County Cmiparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -17- FIGURE 4 MANUFACTURING EMPLOYMENT, 1982 LEGEND EMPL()YMENT IN MANUFACTURING F] -1 TO 340 360 TO 706 712 TO 11589 1 61f4 TO 3,Lt49 3,696 TO 2Lf , 24 1 27,180 TO 93,340 MEOIRN VALUE, 1,1348 Florida Cbunty Ccmparisons/1984 Division of EcOnOnlic Development Table 6 GFOAITH IN MANLIFACrURING ESTABLISHMENTS, 1971-1981 Number of Number of Percent Establishments Establishments Change 1971 Rank 1981 Rank 1971-1981 Rank FLORIDA 8,094 11,462 41.6 % Alachua 83 16 100 17 20.5 39 Baker is 48 13 60 -27.8 62 Bay 76 is 93 20 22.4 37 Bradford 17 50 18 50 5.9 48 Brevard 145 11 257 10 77.2 12 Broward 753 2 1,353 2 79.7 10 Calhoun 31 36 31 39 0.0 50 Charlotte 18 48 34 37 88.9 7 citrus 15 53 30 41 100.0 4 Clay 26 41 39 34 50.0 19 Collier 29 38 67 23 131.0 3 Columbia 41 26 49 28 19.5 40 Dade 2,230 1 2,988 1 34.0 28 Desoto 17 50 15 55 -11-8 59 Dixie 28 39 18 50 -35.7 66 Duval 536 4 597 5 11.4 42 Escambia. 128 12 155 14 21.1 38 Flagler- 7 64 14 56 100.0 4 Franklin 15 53 16 53 6.7 46 Gadsden 38 29 41 32 7.9 45 Gilchrist 1 67 4 65 300.0 1 Glades 2 66 2 67 0.0 50 Gulf 15 53 11 63 -26.7 61 Hamilton 19 47 12 61 -36.8 67 Hardee 14 57 20 47 42.9 22 Hendry 14 57 14 56 0.0 50 Hernando 16 52 28 43 75.0 13 Highlands 23 42 44 31 91.3 6 Hillsborough 576 3 767 4 33.2 29 Holmes 23 42 31 39 34.8 27 Indian River 33 33 41 32 24.2 36 Jackson 44 24 39 34 -11.4 58 Jefferson 13 60 19 49 46.2 21 Lafayette 6 65 4 65 -33.3 64 Lake 77 17 100 17 29.9 33 Florida County Ccniparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -20- Number of Number of Percent Establishnents Establishments Change 1971 Rank 1981 Rank 1971-1981 Rank Lee 108 13 195 12 80.6 % 9 Leon 67 20 94 19 40.3 24 Levy 22 44 28 43 27.3 34 Liberty 27 40 is 50 -33.3 64 Madison 41 26 29 42 -29.3 63 Manatee 101 14 134 16 32.7 30 Marion 95 is 145 15 52.6 18 Martin 36 31 60 24 66.7 17 Monroe 39 28 51 27 30.8 32 Nassau 47 22 46 29 -2.1 55 Okaloosa. 38 29 69 22 81.6 8 Okeechobee 11 61 14 56 27.3 34 Orange 387 6 580 6 49.9 20 Osceola 33 33 45 30 36.4 25 Palm Beach 336 7 568 7 69.0 15 Pasco 47 22 84 21 78.7 11 Pinellas 517 5 869 3 68.1 16 Polk 267 8 351 a 31.5 31 Putnam 52 21 52 26 0.0 50 St Johns 34 32 36 36 5.9 48 St Lucie 42 25 57 25 35.7 26 Santa Rosa .21 46 20 47 -4.8 57 Sarasota 166 10 286 9 72.3 14 Seminole 75 19 194 13 158.7 2 Sunter 11 61 12 61 9.1 43 Suwannee 22 44 24 45 9.1 43 Taylor 33 33 32 38 -3.0 56 Union 14 57 14 56 0.0 50 Volusia. 171 9 243 11 42.1 23 Wakulla a 63 9 64 12.5 41 Walton 15 53 16 53 6.7 46 Washington 30 37 23 46 -23.3 60 Source: U,S. Department of Ccmmerce, Bureau of the Census. S:x)unt Business Patterns, Florida, 1971 and County Business Patterns, Florida, 19ST (June 1983). Florida County Carparisons/.1984 Division of Econcmic Development -21- FIGURE 5 MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS, 1981 LEGEND NUMBER OF MANUFACTURING ESTABLISHMENTS El 2 TO 14 15 TO 28 29 TO Lf L+ 45 TO 9 L+ 100 TO 568 580 TO 2,988 MEDIAN VALUE: 39 Florida County Ocrnparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -23- Table 7 VAWE ADDED BY MANUFACTURE, 1977 Value Added Per Manufacturing Ekrployee Rank FIBRIDA 25,054 Alachua 23,380 27 Baker 10,784 59 Bay 32,982 11 Bradford 10,941 58 Brevard 27,216 18 Broward 28,605 16 Calhoun 16,505 40 Charlotte 17,143 39 Citrus 13,619 52 Clay 31,687 12 Collier 22,470 29 Colunbia. 16,406 41 Dade 19,873 34 Desoto Dixie 18,425 37 Duval 30,607 13 Escambia. 33,938 7 Flagler 24,242 24 Franklin 33,333 9 Gadsden 20,807 31 Gilchrist Glades Gulf Hamilton Hardee 12,500 54 Hendry 36,618 5 Hernando 20,719 32 Highlands 19,637 35 Hillsborough 25,940 20 Holmes 11,720 57 Indian River 24,526 23 Jackson 16,156 42 Jefferson 16,016 43 Lafayette 1,143 Lake 29,38B 14 Lee 22,010 30 Leon Levy 24,895 22 Florida County Conparisons/1984 Division of Econcimic Development' -24- Value Added Per Manufacturing Employee Rank Liberty $ 13,712 51 .Madison 26,696 19 Manatee 43,137 3 Marion 20,082 33 Martin 25,779 21 Monroe 13,197 53 Nassau 35,781 6 Okaloosa 15,789 44 Okeechobee 33,088 10 Orange 33,705 8 Osceola 14,383 49 Palm Beach 18,929 36 Pasco 45,959 1 Pinellas 22,632 28 Polk 28,344 17 Putnam 28,681 15 St Johns 15,725 46 St Lucie 39,530 4 Santa Rosa 12,262 55 Sarasota 23,509 26 Seminole 17,457 38 Sumter 15,094, 47 Suwannee 12,041 56 Taylor 44,359 2 Union 14,286 50 Volusia 23,881 25 Wakulla Walton 14,561 48 Washington 15,761 45 Note: Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual firm. operations. Sources: U.S. Department of Ctimmerce, Bureau of the Census, U.S. Census of Manufactures, 1977 (1980)i U.S. Department of Ccnmrce, Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Florida, 1977 (July 1979). Florida County Ccimparison.s/1984 -25- Division of Econcmic Development Table 8 TAXABLE RETAIL SALES, 1973 and 1983 1983 1973 1983 Per Capita Retail Retail Retail Sales Sales Rank Sales Rank (000's) (000's) FLORIDA $28,264,126 $73,906,495 $6,978 Alachua 320,367 928,645 17 5,718 22 Baker 11,339 26,676 57 1,614 63 Bay 246,806 732,767 21 6,808 12 Bradford 23,005 64,868 48 2,843 52 Brevard 635,509 1,726,708 12 5,596 24 Broward 2,779,280 7,805,421 2 7,225 10 Calhoun 10,552 25,942 58 2,806 53 Charlotte 88,374 359,108 30 5,138 29 Citrus 59,833 258,155 32 3,941 40 Clay 47,560 382,357 29 5,i3l 30 Collier 220,953 868,224 19 8,469 2 Colurrbia. 75,578 189,598 37 5,000 31 Dade 5,217,120 11,755,439 1 6,762 13 Desoto 23,193 70,175 47 3,408 46 Dixie 7,170 24,328 59 2,745 55 Duval 2,141,411 4,429,224 7 7,545 9 Escanbia. 534,537 1,383,630 13 5,532 25 Flagler 12,095 54,710 51 3,969 39 Franklin 7,955 21,879 62 2,762 54 Gadsden 48,322 97,269 40 2,263 58 Gilchrist 4,906 14,731 64 2,178 59 Glades 3,943 9,701 65 1,518 64 Gulf 13,914 31,368 56 2,863 51 Hamilton 8,871 34,083 54 3,834 41 Hardee 30,119 60,861 50 3,077 48 Hendry 32,448 96,909 41 4,683 32 Hernando 44,552 228,325 35 4,029 38 Hj-ghlands 80,487 229,373 34 4,274 34 Hillsborough 2,122,756 5,448,449 4 7,860 7 Holmes 12,567 31,648 55 2,095 60 Indian River 122,766 430,681 28 6,205 19 Jackson 64,201 136,478 38 3,453 45 Jefferson 10,095 22,954 60 2,056 61 Lafayette 2,352 6,226 66 1,494 66 Lake 269,545 636,206 23 5,498 26 Florida County Corrrparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -26- 1973 1983 Per Capita Retail Retail Retail Sales Sales Rank Sales Rank (000's) (0001s) Lee $524,151 $1,886,196 9 $8,011 5 Leon 407,619 1,053,071 15 6,635 14 Levy 25,736 62,279 49 2,875 50 Liberty 1,559 5,744 67 1,314 67 Madison 14,237 36,062 52 2,363 56 Manatee 339,535 1,011,588 16 6,265 17 Marion 369,196 864,534 20 6,089 20 Martin 115,532 530,259 26 7,152 11 Monroe 169,542 547,718 25 8,223 3 Nassau 29,344 126,080 39 3,471 44 0kalcosa 216,998 700,044 22 5,712 23 Okeechobee 33,523 94,532 42 4,134 37 Orange 1,869,365 5,498,413 3 10,833 1 Osceola 97,449 519,912 27 8,137 4 Palm Beach 1,588,197 4,950,493 5 7,586 8 Pasco 217,380 913,835 18 4,196 35 Pinellas 1,906,207 4,825,986 6 6,294 16 Polk 832,265 2,036,360 8 5,899 21 Putnam 72,944 233,925 33 4,316 33 St idnns 88,470 321,948 31 5,356 27 St Lucie 208,690 563,521 24 5,355 28 Santa Rosa 47,560 225,8% 36 3,756 42 Sarasota 577,421 1,765,648 11 7,901 6 Seminole 322,066 1,300,092 14 6,439 15 Sumter 28,103 74,780 44 2,887 49 Suwannee .34,978 88,197 43 3,647 43 Taylor 29,194 72,077 46 4,146 36 Union 4,557 15,887 63 11509 65 Volusia 595,669 1,767,975 10 6,212, 18 Wakulla 8,053 21,960 61 1,942 62 Walton 23,65.1 72,625 45 3,193 47 Washington 15,020 34,550 53 2,321 57 Source: Florida Department of Revenue, Sales Tax Totals by County, Calendar Year Ending De c. 31, 1983 and Sales Tax Totals by County, Calendar Year Ending Dec. 31,1973. University of Florida, Bureau of Econcmic and Business Research, Florida Estimates of Population, April 1983, (1984). Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Econanic Develognent -27- FIGURE 6 PER CAPITA RETAIL SALES, 1983 LEGEND RETAIL SALES IN DOLLRRS PER PERSON 5,74q TO 31,368 31,6q8 TO 7 4 .780 88,197 TO 258,155 321.948 TO 86q,53q 868,224 TO 2,036,360 4,429,224 TO 11,755,L+39 MEDIAN VALUE: 229,373 Florida Oc)unty Ccinparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -29- Table 9 cowmciAL BANK Acrivrry, 1982 (Loans and Deposits in Thousands of Dollars) Number of Total Banks Loans Deposits Rank FLORIDA 458 27,206,584 49,432,106 Alachua 11 152,675 274,648 26 Baker 1 13,410 25,011 58 Bay 5 132,733 256,443 29 Bradford 2 29,938 46,125 46 Brevard 10 255,387 516,833 17 Broward. 23 1,283,286 2,770,699 7 Calhoun 1 16,173 30,728 54 Charlotte 4 140,251 286,493 24 Citrus 5 66,826 292,752 23 Clay 3 40,896 83,036 38 Collier 5 293,019 505,672 18 ColuThia 3 57,697 99,551 35 Dade 65 8,414,211 15,001,256 1 Desoto 2 32,413 59,827 43 Dixie 1 8,015 19,115 60 Duval 14 2,247,844 3,834,146 3 Escambia 13 428,276 760,038 12 Flagler 1 81198 17,133 63 Franklin 2 12,028 25,613 57 Gadsden 4 45,951 83,161 37 Gilchrist 1 6,784 18,041 62 Glades 0 0 0 67 Gulf 2 15,501 30,007 55 Hamilton 1 7,447 20,746 59 Hardee 2 44,397 77,545 40 HerOry 3 42,609 69,538 41 Hernando 2 140,996 259,685 28 Highlands 5 148,400 297,887 22 Hillsborough 22 2,174,303 3,866,789 2 Holmes 2 20,298 41,288 48 Indian River 6 110,031 261,562 27 Jackson 5 75,311 132,873 32 Jefferson 2 20,744 32,161 53 Lafayette 1 3,086 9,447 65 Lake 7 181,213 380,217 20 Florida County Cbmparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -30- Number of Total Banks Loans Deposits Rank Loee 15 $ 765,326 $ 1,329,306 8 Loeon 13 314,809 532,049 15 L-evy 3 31,077 57,809 44 Liberty 1 4,903 8,385 66 Madison 2 25,396 49,227 45 Manatee 7 342,719 530,451 16 Marion 7 313,787 539,903 14 Martin 5 244,065 442,497 19 Monroe 7 176,908 281,282 25 Nassau 2 20,863 28,970 56 Okaloosa 9 212,264 371,067 21 Okeechobee 2 42,258 78,343 39 Orange 18 1,806,656 2,777,103 6 Osceola 3 48,413 100,327 34 Palm Beach 26 1,798,025 3,525,729 4 Pasco 6 412,395 752,145 13 Pinellas 32 1,716,195 3,351,541 5 Polk 15 546,765 1,124,216 10 Putnam 1 18,935 33,126 51 St Johns 2 55,324 106,252 33 St Lucie 4 133,679 210,466 31 Santa Rosa 2 32,015 67,772 42 Sarasota 12 659,919 1,156,987 9 Seminole 5 139,313 235,154 30 Sumter 1 27,827 45,831 47 Suwannee 3 45,228 95,209 36 Taylor 2 25,202 38,027 so Union 1 9,055 18,095 61 Volusia 11 531,191 973,704 11 Wakulla 1 81801 13,721 64 Walton 2 10,912 38,683 49 Washington 2 16,012 32,663 52 Note: Financial position of commercial banks as of December 31, 1982. Source: Office of the Comptroller, Department of Banking and Finance, Division of Banking, Annual Report of the Division of Banking, 1982, (1983). Florida County Ccniparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -31- Table 10 SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION AMVITY, 1983 (Savings Volume in Thousands of Dollars) Number of Savings & Loan Volume of Associations Savings Rank FLORIDA 417 55,591,271 Alachua 4 307,060 26 Baker 1 8,265 56 Bay 3 253,273 28 Bradford 1 18,867 52 Brevard 11 951,041 13 Broward 25 10,323,236 2 Calhoun 1 5,458 61 Charlotte 13 534,995 19 Citrus 5 323,380 25 Clay 4 107,164 35 Collier 13 630,437 16 Colunbia 2 75,458 38 Dade 29 11,272,335 1 Desoto 2 58,884 41 Dixie 1 4,588 63 Duval 8 1,324,095 10 Esc&dbia 3 564,948 18 Flagler 3 77,703 37 Franklin 1 3,345 64 Gadsden 2 60,282 40 Gilchrist 1 5,249 62 Glades 0 0 66 Gulf 1 10,141 55 Hamilton 1 6,214 58 Hardee 2 39,347 45 Hendry 2 43,727 43 Hernando 8 263,647 27 Highlands 6 215,592 31 Rillsborough 15 1,414,021 9 Holmes 1 6,417 57 Indian River 9 477,546 22 Jackson 1 38,507 46 Florida County Czaparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -32- Number of Savings & Loan Volume of Associations Savings Rank Jefferson 1 $ 6,020 60 Lafayette 1 2,649 65 Lake 8 449,913 23 Lee 15 1,112,746 11 Leon 5 411,446 24 Levy 1 31,952 50 Liberty 0 0 66 Madison 1 22,634 51 Manatee 13 1,082,232 12 Marion 8 477,970 21 Martin 13 496,258 20 Monroe 2 250,870 29 Nassau 1 41,342 44 Okaloosa 2 128,363 32 Okeechobee 3 71,609 39 Orange 15 1,743,917 7 Osceola 4 248,271 30 Palm Beach 30 5,501,451 4 Pasco 19 1,545,284 a Pinellas 23 6,040,433 3. Polk 8 915,752 14 Putnam 2 115,060 34 St Johns 3 127,350 33 St Lucie 8 567,151 17 Santa Rosa 4 83,617 36 Sarasota 17 2,062,548 5 Seminole 12 636,707 15 Sumter 2 37,622 47 Suwannee 3 36,186 48 Taylor 1 32,768 49 Union 1 6,026 59 Volusia 9 1,798,637 6 Wakulla 1 12,127 54 Walton 1 51,874 42 Washington 1 17,264 53 Note: Volume of accounts by offices of FSLIC-insured savings and loan associations as of September 30, 1983. Source: Federal Home Loan Bank Board, Office of Economic Research, unpublished data, (1983). Florida County Conparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -33- Table 11 BUILDING PER4IT VALUM, 1983 (In Thousands of Dollars) Private Additions Total Private Private and Value Rank Residential Nonresidential Alterations Public FLORIDA $12,238,961 $7,353,246 $ 3,077,937 $1,476,941 $330,842 Alachua 131,625 23 97,207 16,663 12,237 5,518 Baker 2,672 58 1,336 591 744 0 Bay 138,638 21 112,735 15,737 10,166 0 F'- Bradford 9,573 47 4,357 3,626 1,068 521 Brevard. 500,688 9 353,994 106,586 39,458 650 Broward 967,793 3 543,413 286,787 125,450 12,143 F@ Calhoun 1,043 64 358 8 642 35 %10 Charlotte 121,707 24 89,554 13,033 19,114 5 00 citrus 62,332 34 38,873 15,897 7,048 514 Clay 92,563 29 68,259 21,131 3,124 49 Collier 210,693 16 138,604 31,582 28,471 12,035 Columbia 11,813 43 7,185 1,893 1,513 1,222 Dade 1,313,890 2 605,019 447,774 226,482 34,615 Desoto 15,340 41 5,379 557 5,541 3,863 Dixie 2,442 61 1,428 603 411 0 Duval 600,816 7 307,997 228,426 53,959 10,434 Escambia. 257,656 12 189,277 26,600 20,561 21,219 Flagler 22,245 40 17, &34 3,299 1,113 0 Franklin 9,920 46 7,204 688 431 1,598 Gadsden 14,892 42 6,291 6,026 2,574 0 LO F- Gilchrist 2,506 60 1,427 412 654 13 Glades 2,906 57 2,609 297 0 0 0 Gulf 10,867 45 8,586 630 771 880 t-h Hamilton 631 66 451 79 101 0 Hardee 3,998 55 1,523 585 1,889 1 Hendry 4,552 54 2,408 1,092 1,052 0 0 Hernando 97,891 26 68,687 23,521 5,683 0 Highlands 50,773 36 22,917 14,607 13,249 0 Hillsborough 851,182 5 340,863 306,838 108,568 94,915 Holmes 4,830 53 2,781 1,717 332 0 M Indian River 86,908 30 62,119 15,358 9,431 0 Jackson 8,053 49 3,608 2,517 1,927 0 Jefferson 2,553 59 1,482 513 558 0 Lafayette 882 65 584 147 152 0 Lake 86,860 31 54,776 15,271 16,228 585 Private Additions Total Private Private and Value Rank Residential Nonresidential Alteratioqs Public Lee 513,050 a 327,645 102,779 48,335 34,291 Lem 170,688 18 113,295 26,717 14,625 16,051 Levy 1,199 63 514 510 176 0 Liberty 48 67 25 0 23 0 Madison 3,603 56 1,686 375 1,542 0 rt Manatee 214,171 15 139,911 53,144 18,535 2,581 Marion 79,947 32 25,715 21,595 8,017 24,620 Martin 143,102 20 112,766 14,602 13,070 2,664 Monroe 136,403 22 96,885 19,675 16,417 3,426 Nassau 26,355 37 20,250 2,990 2,407 708 Okaloosa 119,554 25 87,544 20,058 8,446 3,506 Okeechobee 8,959 48 4,128 -3,632 1,199 0 Orange 853,807 4 402,803 326,879 114,854 9,270 F- Osceola 181,970 17 148,635 16,302 17,032 0 ko Palm Beach 1,454,989 1 987,274 272,013 180,770 14,933 00 A. Pasco 93,350 28 58,060 22,391 12,806 93 Pinellas 830,254 6 499,455 220,936 103,452 6,412 Polk 235,636 14 136,537 57,504 41,076 519 Putnam 25,092 38 12,232 6,963 4,492 1,405 St Jobns 96,361 27 74,912 15,332 6,117 0 Ln St Lucie 168,791 19 119,443 33,921 14,067 1,360 Santa Rosa 56,775 35 44,466 11,700 609 0 Sarasota 256,368 13 146,249 49,497 53,304 7,317 Seminole 399,125 10 279,353 92,083 27,199 491 Sumter 11,451 44 6,547 2,141 2,763 0 Suwannee 7,919 50 5,860 1,121 938 0 6,901 51 3,487 1,664 1,749 0 Taylor Union 1,443 62 462 812 170 0 Volusia 332,474 11 230,162 63,212 38,719 380 Wakulla 6,700 52 4,798 914 988 0 0 @-h Walton 75,086 33 71,255 2,062 1,770 0 Washingtm 23,662 39 19,770 3,322 569 0 Notes: A value of zero (0) thousands of dollars indicates the value was between $0 and $500. Source: University of Florida, Bureau of Economic and Business Research. Building Permit Activity in Florida, Calendar Year 1983,(1983). (t FIGURE 7 TOTAL VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED, 1983 LEGEND ..... VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED IN THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS F-1 1+8 TO 3,603 El 3.998 TO 1111+51 11,813 TO 79,9q7 86,860 TO 143.102 168,791 TO 513,050 600,816 T 0 1 . L+54 , 989 MEDIAN VRLUEe 62,332 Florida Cbunty Ccmparisons/1984 Division of F k-onc>mic Developmnt -37- Table 12 bEASURES OF T()URIST ACTIVITY Number of Nun-ber of Per Capita Food Service Hotels and Sales and Use Establishnents Motels Tax Collections 1984 Rank 1984 Rank 1983 Rank FIDRIDA 26,834 5,260 $ 340 Alachua 349 21 41 25 274 24 Baker 16 63 1 62 79 63 Bay 389 18 222 6 315 15 Bradford 27 52 16 38 133 52 Brevard 756 9 112 13, 265 26 Broward 3,065 2 591 3 343 11 Calhoun 19 59 4 58 129 55 Charlotte 149 31 38 28 243 31 citrus 183 29 30 33 180 43 Clay 119 34 12 43 232 33 Collier 353 19 67 18 395 3 Colu-nbia. 84 36 31 32 233 32 Dade 4,807 1 684 1 331 13 Desoto 30 49 6 54 156 48 Dixie 19 59 9 49 130 54 Duval 1,276 7 111 14 355 10 Escambia. 416 16 57 22 276 23 Flagler 59 43 16 38 ISO 42 Franklin 28 51 15 41 134 51 Gadsden 41 48 8 52 115 57 Gilchrist 14 64 1 62 97 59 Glades 21 58 10 46 74 64 Gulf 22 57 6 54 197 39 Hamilton 19 59 8 52 545 1 Hardee 29 50 3 60 160 47 Hendry 43 47 16 38 232 34 Hernando 141 32 13 42 188 41 Highlands 127 33 39 27 202 .37 Hillsborough 1,557 5 167 8 383 5 HoL-nes 18 62 3 60 96, 62 Indian River 154 30 44 24 297 20 Jackson 61 42 11 45 162 46 Jefferson 23 56 6 54 97 60 Lafayette 4 67 1 62 71 066 Florida County ConTparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -38- Number of Number of Per Capita Food Service Hotels and Sales and Use Establishments Motels Tax Collections 1984 Rank 1984 Rank 1983 Rank Lake 263 24 61 21 256 30 Lee 662 11 184 7 375 6 Leon 351 20 41 25 308 16 Levy 63 40 30 33 135 50 Liberty 7 66 1 62 66 67 Madison 26 53 1 62 119 56 Manatee 400 17 69 17 305 18 Marion 340 22 87 16 303 19 Martin 233 25 36 30 331 12 Monroe 423 15 159 9 394 4 Nassau 76 37 29 35 216 35 Okaloosa 301 23 67 18 261 27 Okeechobee 54 44 9 49 202 38 Orange .1,439 6 150 10 499 2 Osceola 212 27 89 15 371 7 Palm Beach 1,730 4 239 5 370 8 Pasco .456 13 45 23 196 40 Pinellas 1,836 3 641 2 308 17 Polk 735 10 134 11 328 14 Putnam 117 35 25 37 211 36 St Johns 219 26 66 20 272 25 St Lucie 196 28 37 29 261 28 Santa Rosa 75 38 10 46 169 45 Sarasota 545 12 124 12 365 9 Seminole 450 14 34 31 289 21 Sumter 65 39 12 43 132 53 Suwannee 49 45 6 54 170 44 Taylor 49 45 26 36 259 29 Union 8 65 0 67 72 65 Volusia 924 a 426 4 288 22 Wakulla 26 53 9 49 96 61 Walton 62 41 10 46 146 49 Washington 24 55 4 58 108 58 Source: "Master File Statistics: Public Lodging and Food Service Establishments", Department of Business Regulation, Division of Hotels and Restaurants, Feb 22, 1984. Office of the Ccmptroller, Department of Banking and Finance, Annual E2port of the Comptroller, Fiscal Year 1982::9@3,1983)- Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -39- FI6URE 8 PER CAPITA SALES AND USE TAX COLLECTIONS, 1982-83 LEGEND TAX COLLECTIONS IN DOLLARS PER PERSON 66.25 TO 119.42 El 128.55 TO 169.76 180.15 TO 233.16 242.96 TO 297.10 302.83 TO 370.05 371.18 TO 54q.97 MEDIAN VALUE: 231.70 Florida Cbunty omparisons/1984 Division of Fconomic Development Table 13 BCONOMIC ACTIVITY BASED ON NATURAL RESOURCES (In Thousands of Dollars) Market Value of Value of Value of Agricultural Ebrestry Mineral Products Sold Products Production 1982 Rank 1981 Rank 1981 FLORIEA $3,520,611 $1,460,707 $ 1,727,889 Alacnua 35 ' 196 27 10,293 20 3,429 Baker 17,568 43 12,972 15 Bay 1,281 64 187,468 3 Bradford 16,923 44 7,742 27 Brevard 18,723 42 95 55 Broward. 45,247 21 29,778 Calhoun 7,743 57 9,597 23 Charlotte 13,224 49 566 48 1,350 Citrus 6,033 58 1,480 43 4,248 Ciay 28,334 32 16,573 11 31,954 Coilier 67,176 16 64 58 9,500 Columbia 15,617 46 16,358 12 Dade 179,643 6 Desoto 36,197 25 289 51 Dixie 1,933 62 16,886 10 Duval 31,194 29 186,099 4 Escarrbia 13,345 48 99,936 7 Flagler 9,721 54 4,622 37 Franklin 5,203 35 Gadsden 27,838 33 24,633 9 20,230 Gilcnrist 27,313 34 6,661 31 Glades 31,087 30 95 55 Gulf 3,754 60 113,336 6 Hamilton 13,162 50 10,169 21 Hardee 58,522 18 1,400 45 Hendry 112,248 8 427 49 319 Hernando 28,715 31 1,341 46 Highiands 86,463 11 93 57 Hi-Lisborougn 219,038 3 1,429 44 139,401 Holmes 24,361 35 5,831 33 Indian River 74,611 15 Jackson 45,785 20 8,054 26 Jefferson 21,712 37 6,695 30 Lafayette 37,126 24 10,159 22 Lake 196,715 5 1,851 42 Lee 35,740 26 13 63 14,484 Leon 5,941 59 4,611 38 Levy 13,060 51 29,104 8 4,127 Florida cbunty comparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Develcpment -42- Market Value of Value of Value of Agricultural Florestry Mineral Products Soid Products Production 1982 Rank 1981 Rank 1981 Liberty 676 65 7,267 28 Madison 32,627 28 9,194 24 Mariatee 119,933 7 24 60 Marion 78,530 14 14,184 14 Martin 79,628 13 18 61 Monroe Nassau 21,632 38 205,619 1 Okaloosa .8,563 56 15,701 13 Okeechobee 90,432 10 286 52 Orange 197,874 4 115 54 42 Osceola 39,770 22 1,975 41 Palm Beach 534,793 1 189 53 3,196 Pasco 81,169 12 3,324 39 2,883 Pinellas 10,456 52 395 50 Polk 231,195 2 12,018 16 869,928 Putnam 20,995 39 113,648 5 St Johns 37,508 23 5,856 32 St Lucie 94,907 9 49 59 902 Santa lbsa 16,092 45 10,399 19 Sarasota 14,179 47 17 62 660 Seminole 20,229 41 1,307 47 Sumter 23,108 36 3,038 40 Suwannee 54,684 19 11,741 17 957 Taylor 2,262 61 204,500 2 2,591 Union 9,300 55 11,616 18 Volusid 59,629 17 4,781 36 Wakulla 1,458 63 8,298 25 Walton 20,353 40 7,267 28 Washington 10,099 53 5,736 34 Note: "Value of Florestry Products" includes the stLmpage value of harvest and value added by logging and primary manufacturing of forestry products. Withheld to avoid disclosing company proprietary data value included in Florida total. Sources: U.S. Department of Cbmmerce, Bureau of the Census, 1982 Census of Agriculture, (March 1984). Florida Department of Agriculture and Cbns umer Services, Division of Florestry, Estimated County Income frcm Fbrest Products - Florida 1981, (October 1983). U.S. Department of the Interior, Minerals Yearbook, 1982, (1984). Florida Cbunty Camparisons/1984 Division of Econcinic Development -43- FIGURE 9 AGRICULTURAL SALES, 1982 LEGEND VALUE OF AGRICULTURAL SALES IN THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS F-1 0 TO 8,563 9,300 TO 16,923 17,568 TO 28,334 28,715 TO 1+5,785 54,68q TO 112,248 119,933 TO 531.793 MEDIAN VALUE: 27,313 Florida County Cmparisons/1984 -45- Division of Economic Developmnt HUMAN RESOURCES Table 14 POPULATION GF40M, 1973-1983 Total Total Percent Population Population Change 1973 Rank 1983 Rank 1973-1983 Rank FLORIDA 7,845,092 10,591,701 35.0 Alachua 120,128 16 162,404 16 35.2 38 Baker 10,886 54 16,525 51 51.8 22 Bay 84,329 20 107,633 22 27.6 46 Bradford 15,254 46 22,814 44 49.6 25 Brevard 244,744 9 308,571 9 26.1 48 Broward 769,419 2 1,080,363 2 40.4 32 Calhoun 7,852 59 9,244 60 17.7 56 Charlotte 36,053 34 69,895 27 93.9 7 Citrus 30,253 37 65,502 30 116.5 3 Clay 41,436 28 74,524 25 79.9 9 Collier 51,512 25 102,520 24 99.0 5 ColLrrbia 27,093 38 37,920 39 40.0 34 Dade 1,373,609 1 1,738,532 1 26.6 47 Desoto 15,850 45 20,594 48 29.9 42 Dixie 5,885 62 8,863 62 50.6 24 Duval 558,838 5 587,076 6 5.1 65 Escambia 218,038 10 250,134 11 14.7 60 Flagler 5,558 0-3 13,786 55 148.0 1 Franklin 7,497 60 7,921 63 5.7 64 Gadsden 38,968 30 42,991 37 10.3 62 Gilchrist 4,095 65 6,763 64 65.2 14 Glades 4,275 64 6,389 65 49.5 26 Gulf 10,445 55 10,958 58 4.9 66 Hamilton 8,046 58 81890 61 10.5 61 Hardee 16,983 42 19,782 49 16.5 58 Hendry 14,492 48 20,694 47 42.8 31 Hernando 25,921 39 56,671 34 118.6 2 Highlands 38,217 31 53,661 36 40.4 33 Hillsborough 562,462 4 693,152 4 23.2 51 Holmes 11,813 53 15,106 53 27.9 45 Indian River 43,383 27 69,414 28 60.0 16 Jackson 37,801 32 39,527 38 4.6 67 Jefferson 9,076 56 11,164 57 23.0 52 Lafayette 3,072 67 4,167 67 35.6 37 Florida County Cbmparisons/1984 Division of Sconcmic Development -48- Total Total Percent Population Population Change 1973 Rank 1983 Rank 1973-1983 Rank Lake 79,078 22 115,718 21 46.3 28 Lee 134,925 13 235,465 12 74.5 10 Leon 122,901 15 158,712 18 29.1 43 Levy 13,944 51 21,664 46 55.4 19 Liberty 3,748 66 4,371 66 16.6 57 Madison 14,029 50 15,261 52 8.8 63 Manatee 108,200 18 161,464 17 49.2 27 Marion 83,327 21 141,991 19 70.4 11 Martin 36,719 -33 74,143 26 i0l.9 4 Monroe 56,431 -,24 66,605 29 18.0 55 Nassau 23,126 40 36,319 40 57.0 17 Okaloosa 95,826 19 122,547 20 27.9 44 Okeechobee 14,712 47 22,867 43 55.4 18 Orange 408,361 7 507,572 7 24.3 49 Osceola 35,105 36 63,896 31 82.0 8 Palm Beach 427,983 6 652,562 5 52.5 20 Pasco 110,052 17 217,781 14 97.9 6 Pinellas 620,103 3 766,809 3 23.7 50 Polk 258,515 8 345,224 8 33.5 41 Putnam 40,507 29 54,202 35 33.8 40 St. Johns 35,992 35 60,108 33 67.0 13 St Lucie 62,180 23 105,224 23 69.2 12 Santa Rosa 44,123 26 60,139 32 36.3 36 Sarasota 148,072 12 223,462 13 50.9 23 Seminole 124,069 14 201,906 15 62.7 15 Sumter 18,545 41 25,904 41 39.7 35 Suwannee 16,561 44 24,183 42 46.0 30 Taylor 14,177 49 17,384 50 22.6 53 union 8,789 57 10,529 59 19.8 54 Volusia 194,522 11 284,593 10 46.3 29 Wakulla 7,436 61 11,309 56 52.1 21 Walton 16,955 43 22,748 45 34.2 39 Washington 12,796 52 14,889 54 16.4 59 Source: University of Florida,Bureau. of Economic and Business Research,Florida Estimates of ?Mulation, 1973 and Florida Estimates of ?2pulation,1983,(1974,1984). Florida County.Comparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -49- FIGURE 10 POPULATION GROWTH, 1973 1983 LEGEND PERCENT CHANGE IN POPULATION BETWEEN 1973 AND 1983 q.57 TO 17.73 18.03 TO 27.88 29@14 TO 40.41 4 2 . 8 0TO 52.47 55.36 TO 82.01 93.87 TO 148.04 MEDIAN VALUE: 39.96 Florida County CaT-parisons/1984 Division of Fconorric Developlent -51- Table 15 POPULATION DENSITY, 1983 Land Area in Persons Per Population Square Miles Square Mile Rank FLORIDA 10,591,701 54,153 195.6 Alachua 162,404 902 180.0 19 Baker 16,525 585 28.2 49 Bay 107,633 758 142.0 20 Bradford 22,814 293 77.9 32 Brevard 308,571 995 310.1 11 Broward 1,080,363 1,211 892.1 2 Calhoun 9,244 568 16.3 62 Charlotte 69,895 690 101.3 28 Citrus 65,502 629 104.1 27 Clay 74,524 592 125.9 24 Collier 102,520 1,994 51.4 38 Colu-nbia. 37,920 797 47.6 39 Dade 1,738,532 1,955 889.3 3 Desoto 20,594 636 32.4 45 Dixie 8,863 701 12.6 64 Duval 587,076 776 756.5 4 Escanbia. 250,134 661 378.4 9 Flagler 13,786 491 28.1 so Franklin 7,921 545 14.5 63 Gadsden 42,991 518 83.0 31 Gilchrist 6,763 354 19.1 56 Glades 6,389 763 8.4 65 Gulf 10,958 559 19.6 55 Hamilton 81890 517 17.2 60 Hardee 19,782 637 31.1 46 Hendry 20,694 1,163 17.8 59 Hernando 56,671 477 118.8 26 Highlands 53,661 1,029 52-1 37 Hillsborough 693,152 1,053 658.3 6 Holmes 15,106 488 31.0 47 Indian River 69,414 497 139.7 21 Jackson 39,527 942 42.0 43 Jefferson 11,164 609 18.3 58 Lafayette 4,167 545 7.6 66 Lake 115,718 954 12l.3 25 Florida County Ccmparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -52- Land Area in Persons Per Population Square Miles Square Mile Rank Lee 235,465 803 293.2 13 Leon 158,712 676 234.8 15 Levy 21,664 1,100 19.7 54 Liberty 4,371 837 5.2 67 Madison 15,261 710 21.5 52 Manatee 161,464 747 216.1 16 Marion 141,991 1,610 88.2 30 Martin 74,143 555 133.6 22 Monroe 66,605 1,034 64.4 34 Nassau 36,319 649 56.0 36 Okaloosa 122,547 936 130-9 23 Okeechobee 22,867 771 29.7 48 Orange 507,572 910 557.8 7 Osceola 63,896 1,350 47.3 40 Palm Beach 652,562 1,993 327.4 10 Pasco 217,781 738 295.1 12 Pinellas 766,809 280 2,738.6 1 Polk 345,224 1,823 189.4 17 Putnam 54,202 733 173.9 33 St Johns 60,108 617 97.4 29 St Lucie 105,224 581 181.1 18 Santa Rosa 60,139 1,024 58.7 35 Sarasota 223,462 573 390.0 a Seminole 201,906 298 677.5 5 Sumter 25,904 561 46.2 41 Suwannee 24,183 690 35.0 44 Taylor 17,384 1,058 16.4 61 Union 10,529 246 42.8 42 Volusia 284,593 1,113 255.7 14 Wakulla 11,309 601 18.8 57 Walton 22,748 1,066 21.3 53 Washington 14,889 590 25.2 51 Source: University of Florida, Bureau of Fconcmic and Business Research. Florida Estimates of Population,1983 (February 1984) . Florida County Ccrq:)arisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -53- FIGURE 11 POPULATION DENSITY, 1983 LEGENO PERSONS PER SQUARE MILE 5.22 TO 19.10 19.60 TO 35.05 411.96 TO 77.86 82.99 TO 142.00 180.05 TO 389.99 557@77 TO 2,738.60 MEOIRN VALUEs 64.Lfl Florida Cc>unty comparisons/1984 -55- Division of Econcmic DevelOPMent Table 16 Population Growth Due to Natural Increase and Migration, 1980-1983 Total .Population Uaange Natural Net 1980-1983 Increase Migration Rank FLORIDA 845,277 94,459 750,818 Alachua 11,035 4,636 6,399 30 Baker 1,236 472 764 49 Bay 9,893 2,716 7,177 28 Bradford 2,791 395 2,396 37 Brevard 35,612 3,655 31,957 6 Broward 62,106 -236 62,342 3 Calhoun -50 140 -190 65 Charlotte 11,435 -1,360 12,795 19 Citrus 10,799 --822 11,621 21 Clay 7,472 1,661 51811 31 Collier 16,549 1,405 15,144 16 Coluabia 2,521 925 1,596 40 Dade 112,808 22,4.17 90,391 1 Desoto 11555 286 1,269 46 Dixie l,l12 168 944 47 Duval 16,073 15,426 647 50 Esc&rbia 16,340 6,781 9,559 24 Flagler 2,873 44 2,829 34 Franklin 260 102 158 58 Gadsden 1,317 1,367 -50 63 Gilchrist 996 135 861 48 Glades 397 56 341 52 Gulf 300 202 98 60 Hamilton 129 202 -73 64 Hardee 403 602 -199 67 HerOry 2,095 788 1,307 44 Hernando 12,202 -404 12,606 20 Highlands 6,135 -267 6,402 29 Hillsborough 46,192 13,673 32,519 5 Holmes 383 73 310 53 Indian River 91518 288 9,230 25 Jackson 373 567 -194 66 Jefferson 461 301 160 56 Lafayette 132 82 50 61 Florida County Czny,>arisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -56- Total Population Change Natural Net 1980-1983 Increase Migration Rank Lake 10,848 -208 11,056 22 Lee 30,199 675 29,524 7 Leon 10,057 4,269 5,788 32 Levy 1,794 266 1,528 41 Liberty ill 79 32 62 Madison 367 262 105 59 Manatee 13,019 -904 13,923 18 Marion 19,503 1,593 17,910 13 Martin 10,129 -105 10,234 23 Monroe 3,417 881 2,536 35 Nassau 3,425 902 2,523 36 Okaloosa 12,627 4,253 8,374 27 Okeechobee 2,603 695 11908 39 Orange 36,556 10,548 26,008 10 Osceola 14,609 591 14,018 17 Palm Beach 75,750 891 74,859 2. Pasco 24,120 -3,166 27,286 9 Pinellas 38,278 -13,527 51,805 4 Polk 23,572 5,803 17,769 14 Putnan 3,653 725 2,928 33 St Johns 8,805 424 8,381 26 St Lucia 18,042 1,624 16,418 15 Santa Rosa 4,151 1,773 2,378 38 Sarasota 21,211 -3,391 24,602 11 Seminole 22,154 3,471 18,683 12 Sumter 1,632 282 1,350 43 Suwannee 1,896 407 1,489 42 Taylor 852 273 579 51 Union 363 138 225 55 Volusia 25,831 -2,088 27,919 8 Wakulla 422 263 159 `57 Walton 1,448 157 1,291 45 Washington 380 137 243 54 Source: University of Florida, Bureau of Econcmic and Business Research, Florida Estimates of Population,1983(February 1984). Florida County Ccnparisons/1984 Division of Econcimic Development -57- FIGURE 12 POPULATION GROWTH DUE TO MIGRATION, 1980 1983 LEGEND NET MIGRATION IN NUMBER OF PERSONS ....... 99.+6 TO 103.27 103-39 TO 106.80 106.9+ TO 108.51 108.77 TO 112.45 112.85 TO 117.27 119.25 TO 129 . 64 MEDIAN VALUEi 108.08 Florida Cc)unty Comparisons/1984 Division of Econon-Lic Development -59- Table 17 POPULATION PR0JECTIONS, 1990 to 2010 1990 2000 2010 Rank FLORIDA 12,623,900 15,052,500 17,242,300 Alachua 192,900 225,200 257,300 19 Baker 19,700 23,900 27,500 50 Bay 127,100 149,900 171,100 24 Bradford 26,300 30,400 34,300 48 Brevard 374,700 454,800 525,200 9 Broward 1,300,100 1,591,700 1,835,800 2 Calhoun 10,000 10,400 11,300 62 Charlotte 97,500 132,100 159,000 26 citrus 94,700 126,200 151,800 28 Clay 99,200 127,500 150,400 29 Collier 142,300 188,500 225,100 21 Columbia 45,100 53,200 60,700 38 Dade 1,894,500 2,045,400 2,253,100 1 Desoto 23,900 28,700 32,800 49 Dixie 11,200 14,000 16,300 57 Duval 614,700 649,900 705,500 7 Escambia. 276,800 303,800 337,600 15 Flagler 20,700 29,100 35,500 47 Franklin 8,300 8,700 9,500 65 Gadsden 46,600 50,900 56,100 39 Gilchrist 91000 11,700 13,800 60 Glades 7,200 8,600 91800 64 Gulf 11,400 11,900 12,900 61 Hamilton 91100 9,500 10,200 63 Hardee 21,500 23,200 25,500 51 Hendry 25,700 32,000 37,000 45 Hernando 84,400 120,300 146,800 30 Highlands 67,500 84,900 98,800 33 Hillsborough 796,500 923,100 1,044,500 5 Holmes 17,000 19,000 21,200 53 Indian River 92,400 120,100 142,200 31 Jackson 42,200 44,400 48,400 40 Jefferson 12,500 14,100 15,700 58 Lafayette 4,900 51800 6,600 66 Lake 143,000 175,500 203,300 22 Florida County Ccr%parisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -60- 1990 2000 2010 Rank Lee 314,300 404,000 478,300 11 Leon 192,100 229,900 266,000 18 Levy 26,600 32,500 37,500 44 Liberty 4,800 5,200 5,800 67 Madison 16,000 17,000 18,400 56 Manatee 195,000. 237,600 273,100 17 Marion 189,600 249,000 295,500 16 Martin 100,900 131,700 156,100 27 Monroe 72,300 79,400 87,100 35 Nassau 43,400 54,000 62,300 37 Okaloosa. 144,400 168,100 192,200 23 Okeechobee 28,500 36,600 42,800 42 Orange 596,700 706,400 804,100 6 Osceola 93,400 131,700 159,800 25 Palm Beach 840,500 1,070,300 1,258,700 3 Pasco 29B,300 388,800 461,400 12 Pinellas 876,600 1,014,400 1,144,000 4 Polk 405,900 479,600 544,000 8 Putnam 63,100 74,600 84,500 36 St Johns 80,300 124,800 32 St Lucie 142,800 '191,800 228,900 20 Santa Rosa 70,100 84,400 96,400 34 Sarasota 284,600 354,600 414,400 13 Seminole 269,900 347,900 410,900 14 Sumter 31,700 38,800 44,800 41 Suwannee 29,100 34,900 39,800 43 Taylor 19,800 22,600 25,400 52 Union 11,800 13,300 15,000 59 Volusia. 353,500 433,200 502,100 10 Wakulla. 13,500 16,500 19,000 55 Walton 27,300 32,300 37,000 45 Washington 16,400 17,900 19,800 54 Source: University of Florida, Bureau of Econcmic and Business Research, Projections of Florida @@lation by Coun@y, 1985-2020, (Bulletin 68), (19,83). Florida County Cxxrparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -61- FIGURE 13 PROJECTEO POPULATION, 2010 LEGEND 7 PROJECTED NUMBER OF PERSONS 5.800 TO 1811+00 EJ 19,000 TO 37,500 39.800 TO 12q.800 142,200 TO 228,900 257,300 TO 544,000 705,500 TO 2.253,100 MEDIAN VALUE: 96,qOO Florida Oc)unt y Ocrnparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -63- Table 18 AGE COMPOSITION OF THE POPULATION, 1982 POPULATION AGE 0 TO 17 POPULATION AGE IS to 64 POPULATION AGE 65 AND OVER Actual Percent Rank Actual Percent Rank Actual Percent Rank FLORIDA 2,413,911 23.3 6,164,307 59.4 1,797,114 17.3 Alachua 37,619 23.6 46 110,039 69.1 2 11,590 7.3 64 Baker 5,163 32*1 1 9,411 58*9 24 1,447 9*0 60 Bay 29,378 28.1 26 65,086 62.3 10 10,013 9.6 57 Bradford 5,676 27.4 30 12,770 61.7 15 2,243 10.8 52 Brevard 68,330 22.9 48 190,546 63.9 6 39,235 13.2 41 Broward 214,115 20.1 59 620,098 58.1 28 232,831 21.8 14 Calhoun 2,738 29.5 17 5,054 54.5 56 1,478 15.9 26 Charlotte 9,865 14.9 67 34,249 51.6 66 22,316 33.6 1 Citrus 11,059 17.7 64 33,109 53.1 60 18,139 29.1 4 kD Clay 22,823 31.7 9 43,594 60.5 16 5,633 7.8 62 00 0. Collier 21,557 22.0 49 57,681 58.8 25 18,856 19.2 17 Columbia 11,244 30.4 13 21,802 58.9 23 3,949 10.7 53 Dade 406,947 23.5 47 1,068,641 61.8 14 253,481 14.7 32 Desoto 5,322 26.4 34 11,479 57.0 41 3,352 16.6 21 Dixie 2,433 27.7 29 5,311 60.4 18 1,048 11.9 48 Duval 162,739 28.0 28 360,013 62.0 13 57,985 10.0 56 Escambia 68,817 .28.0 27 1,53,994 62.7 8 22,706 9.2 58 Flagler 2,662 20.5 55 7,713 59.5 21 2,584 19.9 16 Franklin 2,327 29.5 18 4,378 55.5 52 11189 15.1 29 Gadsden 14,016 32.8 3 23,571 55.2 54 5,120 12.0 47 H. 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W OD CIN w w t- & LI) 0 @- LI) 0 N Un -1 %D w .1@ w 0 @-, OD W z Table 21 PRIME WORKING AGE POPULATION, 1982 Percent of Population Total , Ages 18 to 44 Rank Population Rank FLORIDA 3,915,945 37.7 Alachua 88,797 12 55.8 2 Baker 6,768 50 42.1 12 Bay 43,805 21 41.9 13 Bradford 8,664 41 41.9 14 Brevard 112,782 9 37.8 25 Broward 387,786 2 36.3 33 Calhoun 3,232 61 34.9 43 Charlotte 15,046 35 22.6 67 Citrus 15,293 34 24.5 65 Clay 31,014 25 43.0 7 Collier 34,115 23 34.8 44 Columbia 14,648 39 39.6 18 Dade 685,827 1 39.7 17 Desoto 7,468 47 37.1 31 Dixie 3,397 60 38.6 22 Duval 248,832 4 42.8 9 Escanbia 105,226 10 42.9 8 Flagler 3,785 58 29.2 61 Franklin 2,804 63 35.5 39 Gadsden 16,026 33 37.5 26 Gilchrist 2,693 64 38.2 23 Glades 2,009 65 31.4 56 Gulf 3,764 59 35.1 42 Hamilton 3,149 62 35.9 35 Hardee 7,404 43 37.1 30 HerAry 7,865 45 38.7 21 Hernando 13,485 40 25.5 64 Highlands 14,960 36 28.7 63 Hillsborough 288,694 3 42.6 10 Holmes 5,438 53 35.5 40 Indian River 21,895 30 32.7 54 Jackson 14,756 37 37.2 29 Jefferson 3,931 57 35.8 37 Lafayette 1,509 67 37.0 32 Lake 32,994 24 29.6 60 Florida County Conrparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -70- Percent of Population Total Ages 18 to 44 Rank Population Rank Lee 72,998 15 32.1 56 Leon 83,182 13 53.3 3 Levy 7,313 49 34.0 49 Liber-ty 1,565 66 36.0 34 Madison 5,154 54 34.2 46 Manatee 49 ' 058 19 30.9 .59 Marion 45,707 20 33.8 50 Martin 23,085 28 32.2 55 Monrce 26,731 26 40.7 16 Nassau 14,744 38 41.6 15 Ckaloosa 53,032 17 45.3 4 Okeechobee 8,061 44 35.9 36 Orange 214,797 7 43.4 5 Osceola 22,137 29 37.4 27 Palm Beach 218,477 6 34.2 45 Pasco 51,729 18 24.4 66 Pinellas 239,532 5 31.7 57 Polk 131,866 8 38.9 20 Putnam 17,698 32 33.5 53 St Jobns 21,758 31 38.1 24 St Lucie 36,107 22 35.8 38 Santa Rosa 25,373 27 43.3 6 Sarasota 61,999 16 28.8 62 Seminole 82,338 14 42.2 11 Sumter 8,615 42 34.1 48 Suwannee 8,435 43 35.3 41 Taylor 6,412 52 37.4 28 Union 6,557 51 58.0 1 Volusia 94,744 11 34.2 47 Wakulla 4,339 56 39.1 19 Walton 7 ' 479 46 33.6 52 Washington 5,062 55 33.7 51 Source: University of Florida, Bureau of Econcmic and Business Research, Florida Estimates of Pppulation:1983,'- Bulletin 66,(De6em1ber,1983). Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -71- FIGURE 14 PRIME WORKIN6 AGE POPULATION, 1982 LEGEND NUMBER OF PERSONS AGES IS TO 44 1,509 TO q.339 Ej 51,062 TO 81061 8,435 TO 17,698 21.758 TO 45,707 49,058 TO 131,866 214.797 TO 685,827 MEDIAN VALUEi 15,293 Florida Cc)unty Canparisons/1984 Division of Economic Developoent -73- Table 22 GIUM IN THE LABOR FORCE, 1978-1983 Labor Labor Force Force Percent 1978 1983 Rank Change Rank FLORIDA 3,947,000 4,903,000 24-2 Alachua 69,564 83,138 17 19.5 38 Baker 51960 7,602 51 27.6 24 Bay 40,316 49,323 20 22.3 32 Bradford 8,152 9,240 45 13.3 53 Brevard 104,890 136,315 9 30.0 20 Broward 410,204 512,859 2 25.0 28 Calhoun 5,167 4,662 60 -9.8 67 Charlotte 15,527 22,977 33 48.0 3 Citrus 16,416 26,321 29 60.3 2 Clay 26,723 33,569 25 25.6 27 Collier 33,272 41,210 24 23.9 30 Colunbia 13,913 16,834 40 21.0 35 Dade 731,738 851,891 1 16.4 45 Desoto 6,448 7,665 50 18.9 40 Dixie 2,745 3,332 63 21.4 34 Duval 252,422 282,272 7 11.8 56 Escambia 94,019 106,576 13 13.4 52 Flagler 4,179 6,110 55 46.2 5 Franklin 2,227 2,400 64 7.8 60 Gadsden 15,053 16,904 39 12.3 54 Gilchrist 2,426 3,534 62 45.7 6 Glades 1,496 1,446 66 -3.3 66 Gulf 3,972 4,030 61 1.5 65 Hamilton 4,425 5,453 57 23.2 31 Hardee 9,110 9,280 44 1.9 64 Hendry 9,719 10,180 42 61 Hernando 12,718 18,400 37 44.7 7 Highlands 15,617 20,634 35 32.1 17 Hillsborough 290,819 362,870 3 24.8 29 Holmes 7,691 8,971 47 16.6 43 Indi an River 26,045 30,200 27 16.0 46 Jackson 17,778 19,211 36 8.1 59 Jefferson 4,227 4,725 59 11.8 57 Lafayette 1,027 11118 . 67 8.9 58 Lake 36,532 41,643 23 14.0 49 Florida County Conrparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -74- Labor Labor Force Force Percent 1978 1983 Rank Change Rank Lee 76,685 107,669 12 40.4 11 Leon 72,113 84,108 16 16.6 44 Levy 8,135 81510 49 4.6 62 Liberty 1,557 1,994 65 .28.1 23 Madison 5,893 6,695 53 13.6 50 Manatee 57,786 73,046 18 26.4 25 Marion 43,085 60,107 19 39.5 12 Martin 21,321 31,482 26 47.7 4 Monroe 21,028 24,583 32 16.9 42 Nassau 14,316 17,064 38 19.2 39 Okaloosa 38,157 45,694 21 19.8 36 Okeechobee 6,744 8,857 48 31.3 19 Orange 216,694 285,666 6 31.8 18 Osceola 17,558 28,214 28 60.7 1 Palm Beach 223,821 301,719 5 34.8 16 Pasco 59,036 85,292 15 44-5 a Pinellas 254,091 328,388 4 29.2 -21 Polk 132,835 150,794 8 13.5 51 Putnam i8,124 21,686 34 19.7 37 St Johns 17,953 24,752 31 37.9 14 St Lucie 30,380 42,229 22 39.0 13 Santa Rosa 20,266 26,184, 30 29.2 22 Sarasota 67,027 90,691 14 35.3 15 Seminole 76,639 109,082 11 42.3 9 Sunter 9,113 10,457 41 14.7 48 Suwannee 8,006 9,756 43 21.9 33 Taylor 6,338 7,103 52 12.1 55 Union 3,806 5,410 58 42.1 10 Volusia 95,954 121,019 10 26.1 26 Wakulla 4,922 5,831 56 18.5 41 Walton 7,876 9,039 46 14.8 47 Washington 6,334 6,508 54 2.7 63 Source: Department of Labor and Employment Security, Bureau of Research and Analysis. Labor Force Summary Annual Average. 1978,1983,(1979,1984). Florida County Ccniparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -75- FIGURE 15 T 0IT'A"L. L-RB,O;R' FOR,C'E, 19'8'3. LEGEND PERSONS IN THE LABOR FORCE E] 1,118 TO 51831 6,110 TO 91280 9.756 TO 24,583 24,752 TO 19,323 60,107 TO 150,794 E 282,272 TO 851,891 MEDIAN VALUE: 21,686 Florida CC)unty Ocrnparisons/1984 Division ofEconomic Development -77- Table 23 EMPLOYMENT AND UNEMPLOYMENT, 1983 Fl- Labor Unemployment Force Employment Unemployment Rate Rank FLORIDA 4,903,000 4,482,000 421,000 8.6 Alachua 83,138 79,193 3,945 4.7 2 Baker 7,602 7,029 573 7.5 15 Bay 49,323 42,835 6,488 13.2 58 Bradford 9,240 8,626 614 6.6 7 Brevard 136,315 125,687 10,628 7.8 21 P. Broward 512,859 476,033 36,826 7.2 12 Calhoun 4,662 4,044 618 13.3 59 Charlotte 22,977 21,250 1,727 7.5 15 Citrus 26,321 24,057 2,264 8.6 28 Clay 33,569 31,304 2,265 6.7 8 ko 00 Collier 41,2iO 35,817 5,393 13.1 57 Columbia 16,834 15,194 1,640 9.7 41 Dade 851,891 768,155 83,736 9.8 42 Desoto 7,665 6,799 866 11.3 51 Dixie 3,332 3,043 289 8.7 31 Duval 282,272 259,939 22,333 7.9 22 Escambia 106,576 98,431 8,145 7.6 17 00 Flagler 6,110 5,617 493 8.1 24 Franklin 2,400 2,146 254 10.6 49 Gadsden 16,904 15,281 1,623 9.6 40 Gilchrist 3,534 3,271 263 7.4 14 Glades 1,446 1,212 234 16.2 66 W Gulf 4,030 3,416 614 15.2 64 Hamilton 5,453 4,940 513 9.4 38 Hardee 9,280 8,143 1,137 12.3 54 0 Hendry 10,180 8,654 1,526 15.0 63 Hernando 18,400 16,271 2,129 11.6 53 Highlands 20,634 18,574 2,060 10.0 46 Hillsborough 362,870 333,446 29,424 B.1 24 Holmes 8,971 8,184 787 8.8 34 Indian River 30,200 25,976 4,224 14.0 61 Jackson 19,211 17,303 1,908 9.9 44 Jefferson 4,725 4,359 366 7.7 19 (D Lafayette 11118 1,017 101 9.0 36 Lake 41,643 36,089 5,554 13.3 59 Labor Unemployment 0 Force Employment Unemployment Rate Rank FI Lee 107,669 99,418 8,251 7.7 % 19 Leon 84,108 79,877 4,231 5.0 4 Levy 8,510 7,774 736 8.6 28 Liberty 1,994 1,797 197 9.9 44 Madison 6,695 6,164 531 7.9 22 Manatee 73,046 67,524 5,522 7.6 17 Marion 60,107 54,851 5,256 8.7 31 Martin 31,482 28,763 2,719 8.6 28 Monroe 24,583 22,883 1,700 6.9 10 Nassau 17,064 15,291 1,773 10.4 48 Okaloosa 45,694 41,672 4,022 8.8 34 Okeechobee. 8,857 7,568 1,289 14.6 62 orange 285,666 265,318 20,348 7.1 11 %10 Osceola 28,214 25,547 2,667 9.5 39 03 Palm Beach 301,719 275,575 26,144 8 - 7 31 Pasco 85,292 78,147 7,145 8.4 26 Pinellas 328,388 306,112 22,276 6.8 9 Polk 150,794 127,233 23,561 15.6 65 Putnam 21,686 19,205 2,481 11.4 52 St Johns 24,752 22,073 2,679 10.8 50 St Lucie 42,229 34,897 7,332 17.4 67 Santa Rosa 26,184 23,986 2,198 8.4 26 Sarasota 90,691 84,917 5,774 6.4 6 Seminole 109,082 102,177 6,905 6.3 5 U Sumter 10,457 9,144 1,313 12.6 56 Suwannee 9,756 8,749 1,007 10.3 47 Taylor 7,103 6,405 698 9.8 42 Union 5,410 5,219 191 3.5 1 Volusia 121,019 112,255 8,764 7.2 12 0 Wakulla 5,831 5,557 274 4.7 2 @-h Walton 9,039 8,215 824 9.1 37 Washington 6,508 5,709 799 12.3 54 Source: Department of Labor and Employment Security, Bureau of Research and Analysis, Labor'Force Summary,1983 Annual Averages,(1984). 0 F I GURE,l 6 UNEMPLOYMENT. 1983 LEGEND .... ANNUAL AVERAH UNEMPLOYMENT PERCENT UNEMPLOYMENT 3.5 TO 7.2 El 7.4 TO 8.1 8.4 TO 9.1 9.4 TO 10.6 10.8 TO 14.0 14.6 TO 17.4 MEDIAN VALUEs 8.8 Florida Cbunty omparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -81- Table 24 LABOR FORCE COMMUTING PATTERNS, 1980 Percent of Ehployed' Working outside County of Residence Rank FLORIDA Alachua 2.1 16 Baker 14.1 61 Bay .7 1 Bradford 13.7 60 Brevard 1.1 4 Broward 6 .3 38 Calhoun 8.4 48 Charlotte 4.2 28 Citrus 2.8 23 Clay 21.5 67 Collier 1.5 7 Colurrbia 7.6 45 Dade 1.2 5 Desoto 5.2 32 Dixie 5.6 35 Duval 1.2 6 Escanbia, 1.6 8 Flagler 8.1 46 Franklin 2.7 21 Gadsden 1.8 11 Gilchrist 14.6 63 Glades 11.1 56 Gulf: 4.1 27 Hamilton 2.6 20 Hardee 7.4 44 Hendry 8.2 47 Hernando 6.3 37 Highlands 1.9 12 Hillsborough 2.7 22 Holmes 8.4 49 Indian River 2.8 24 Jackson 5.0 31 Florida County Ccnparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Develppnent -82- Percent of Ehployed Working outside County of Residence Rank Jefferson 10.7 55 Lafayette 12.3 58 Lake 4.5 29 Lee 1.6 9 Leon 1.8 10 Levy 12.7 59 Liberty 20.8 66 Madison 4.9 30 Manatee 5.5 34 Marion 3.3 25 Martin 7.4 42 Monroe .8 2 Hassau 12.3 57 Okaloosa 1.0 3 Okeechobee 5.9 36 orange 3.7 26 Osceola 10.4 54 Palm Beach 2.4 17 Pasco 6.8 40 Pinellas 2.4 is Polk 2.0 14 Putnam 5.3 33 St Jobns 9.7 52 St Lucie 7.4 43 Santa Rosa 14.5 62 Sarasota 1.9 13 Seminole 20.3 65 Sunter 10.4 53 Suwannee 6.9 41 .Taylor 2.5 19 Union 6.6 39 Volusia 2.1 15 Wakulla 17.7 64 Walton 8.7 51 Washington 8.4 50 Source: Census of Population and Housing, 1980: P.L. 94-171 Population Counts (machine-readable data file) prepared by the Bureau of the Census. --Washington D.C. (1981.). Florida County Cznparisons/1984 Division of Sconcmic Development -83- Table 2 5 UNION EIEMON ACrIVITY, 1981 Number of Workers Number of Percent Won Eligible Elections By Union to join FLORIDA 118 1,286 Alachua 1 0 0 Baker 0 0 0 Bay 1 0 0 Bradford 0 0 0 Brevard 4 50 46 Broward 8 13 75 Calhoun 0 0 0 Charlotte 0 0 0 Citrus 1 100 6 Clay 0 0 0 Collier 1 0 0 Colurbia 0 0 0 Dade 20 45 266 Desoto 0 0 0 Dixie 0 0 0 Duval 6 33 122 Escambia. 0 0 0 Flagler 0 0 0 Franklin 1 100 30 Gadsden 0 0 0 Gilchrist 0 0 0 Glades 0 0 0 Gulf 0 0 0 Hamilton 0 0 0 Hardee 0 0 0 Hendry 1 100 11 Hernando 0 0 0 Highlands 0 0 0 Hillsborough 29 10 37 Holmes 0 0 0 Indian River 0 0 0 Jackson 0 0 0 Jefferson 0 0 0 Lafayette 0 0 0 Lake 0 0 0 Florida County Ccuiparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -84- Number of Workers Number of Percent Won Eligible Elections By Union to Join Lee 4 50 117 Leon 0 0 0 Levy 0 0 0 Liberty 0 0 0 Madison 1 0 0 Manatee 2 0 0 Marion 2 50 88 Mar-tin 0 0 0 Monroe 0 0 0 Nassau 1 100 4 Okaloosa. 0 0 0 Okeechobee 0 0 0 Orange 13 46 173 Osceola 1 0 0 Pahn Beach 4 25 18 Pasco 0 0 0 Pinellas 2 50 93 Polk 6 50 73 Putnam 0 0 0 St Johns 0 0 0 St Lucie 1 0 0 Santa Rosa 0 0 0 Saraso ta. 3 67 65 Seminole 0 0 0 Sunter 1 100 3 Suwannee 0 0 0 Taylor 1 0 0 Union 0 0 0 Volusia. 3 33 59 Wakulla. 0 0 0 Walton 1 0 0 Washington 0 0 0 Source: U.S. Department of Cbrm-erce, Bureau of Econcmic Analysis, National Labor Relations Board, (1982). Florida County Ccniparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -8.5- Table 2 6 NU'4BER CF EMPUNTARY AND SECONDARY SCHOOLS, 1982--83 Public Private Schools Rank Schools Rank EWRIDA 2,350 1,448 Alachua 38 16 28 13 Baker 7 54 0 57 Bay 33 21 12 23 Bradford 9 48 2 42 Brevard 65 10 29 12 Broward 163 2 163 2 Calhoun 7 54 1 51 Charlotte 15 35 3 39 Citrus 17 32 5 34 Clay 21 .25 8 27 Collier 25 24 9 26 Columbia 12 38 3 39 Dade 283 1 32.5 1 Desoto 12 38 0 57 Dixie 5 60 1 51 Duval 149 4 7@ 5 Escanbia 67 9 31 10 Flagler 5 60 0 57 Franklin 6 59 1 51 Gadsden 18 29 4 36 Gilchrist 4 65 0 57 Glades 4 65 0 57 Gulf 7 54 2 42 Hamilton 8 50 0 57 Hardee a 50 0 57 Hendry 10 45 2 42 Hernando 12 38 8 27 Highlands 13 37 3 39 Hillsborough 153 3 102 4 Holmes 10 45 2 42 Indian River 17 32 15 20 Jackson 19 27 2 42 Jeff erson 5 60 2 42 Lafayette 2 67 0 57 Lake 43 14 11 24 Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Econanic Development -86- Public Private Schools Rank Schools Rank Lee 53 12 27 15 Leon 39 15 28 13 Levy 11 43 5 34 Liberty 5 60 0 57 Madison 8 50 1 51 Manatee 35 19 16 19 Marion 35 19 20 0 Mar-tin 15 35 8 27 Monroe is 29 13 22 Nassau 16 34 6 33 okaloosa 36 18 7 30 Okeechobee 12 38 4 36 Orange 124 5 74 -7 Osceola 12 38 7 30 Palm Beach 117 7 113 3 Pasco 37 17 20 17 Pinellas 120 .6 75 5 Polk 107 8 31 10 Putnam 19 27 7 30 St Johns is 29 11 24 St Lucie 20 26 15 20 Santa Rosa 26 23 2 42 Sarasota 31 22 26 16 Seminole 46 13 37 8 Sunter 11 43 1 51 Suwannee 7 54 4 36 Taylor 8 50 2 42 Union 5 60 0 57 Volusia 61 11 36 9 Wakulla 7 54 0 57 Walton 10 45 2 42 Washington 9 48 1 51 Source: Department of Education, Division of Public Schools, Profiles of Florida School Districts: 1982-83, (1984). Florida County CcnTparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -87- Table 27 SCHOOL MMLLMELqr, 1982-83 Number of Number of Students in Students in PL@blic Non-Public Schools Rank Schools FLORIDA 1,484,917 206,576 Alachua 21,771 19 2,302 Baker 3,449 51 0 Bay 19,735 21 1,147 Bradford 3,866 47 25 Brevard 44,413 9 4,602 Broward 125,781 2 26,091 Calhoun 2,016 59 31 Charlotte 7,389 37 334 Citrus 8,642 31 172 Clay 16,953 23 661 Collier 13,964 25 1,021 Columbia 7,097 40 217 Dade 222,058 1 51,532 Desoto 3,648 49 0 Dixie 1,673 61 22 Duval 99,163 4 14,515 EsQanbia 40,703 10 5,490 Flagler 2,011 60 0 Franklin 1,666 62 100 Gadsden 8,420 33 726 Gilchrist 1,476 63 0 Glades 843 67 .0 Gulf 2,238 57 Ill Hamilton 2,252 56 0 Hardee 4,077 46 0 Hendry 4,754 41 127 Hernando 7,739 34 139 Highlands 7,413 36 173. Hillsborough 110,562 .3 16,368 Holmes 3,262 53 3 Indian River 9,187 30 1,127 Jackson 7,602 35 7 Jefferson 2,115 58 427 Lafayette 978 66 0 Florida County Courparisons/.L984 Division of Economic Development -88- Number of Number of Students in Students in Public Non-Public Schools Rank Schools Lake 17,453 22 1,121 Lee 30,265 13 3,708 Leon 22,176 18 3,533 Levy 4,098 45 198 Liberty 1' 040 65 0 Madison 3,219 -54 165 Manatee 20,989 20 2,406 Marion 22,823 16 2,150 Mar-tin 9,506 29 885 Monroe 7,360 38 1,033 Nassau 7,321 39 171 Okaloosa 22,626 17 718 Okeechobee 4,701 43 52 Orange 78,745 6 10,373 Osceola 10,052 28 701 Palrn Beach 70,997 7 17,493 Pasco 26,313 14 464 Pinellas 84,491 5 14,139 Polk 57,120 8 5,080 Putnam 10,151 27 386 St Johns 8,477 32 814 St Lucie 14,403 24 2,192 Santa Rosa 11,990 26 305 Sarasota 23,498 15 3,509 Seminole 36,738 11 3,363 Sumter 4,381 44 135 Suwannee 4,702 42 70 Taylor 3,295 52 21 Union 1' 390 64 0 Volusia, 36,057 12 3,839 Wakulla. 2,446 55 0 Walton 3,724 48 .76 Washington 3,454 50 6 Source: Department of Education, Division of Public Schools. Profiles of Florida School Districts: 1982--83,(1984). Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -89- Table 28 NUMBER GF STUDENTS PER TEACHER, 1982-83 Students Per Students Per Students Per Teacher in Teacher in Teacher in Grades K-3 Rank Grades 4-9 Rank Grades 10-12 Rank FLORIDA 19.6 22.3 20.5 Alachua 2i.6 64 23.4 56 20.7 50 Baker 19.9 49 22.5 42 20.6 46 Bay 19.3 37 22.7 44 18.6 25 Bradford 15.6 3 20.3 15 20.6 47 Brevard 19.7 44 23.4 59 20.1 38 Broward 20.9 59 20.6 19 20.6 47 Calhoun 16.0 5 18.9 4 17.4 16 Cha r1otte 18.5 25 23.8 63 18.6 26 citrus 17.4 11 15.6 1 13.1 1 Clay 18.1 19 23.6 61 21.7 59 Collier 19.7 44 22.7 43 21.6 58 ColuThia 17.7 16 22.1 37 20.9 51 Dade 19.4 40 23.4 57 21.0 53 Desoto 19.3 38 22.4 38 20.3 40 Dixie 15.9 4 19.3 6 20.4 42 Duval 19.5 41 22.7 44 22.1 62 Esc&rbia 17.6 15 22.4 40 19.0 30 Flagler 20.5 57 20.9 23 19.8 36 Franklin 15.3 2 16.8 2 15.5 6 Gadsden 16.6 6 19.5 8 17.9 21 Gilchrist 18.3 22 20.4 16 15.2 5 Glades 19.7 43 19.6 9 15.1 4 Gulf 19.2 35 28 16.7 9 Hamilton 18.7 28 20.7 22 19.5 34 Hardee 19.5 42 21.2 24 19.3 31 Hendry 19.1 33 23.5 60 19.8 35 Hernando 22.2 65 24.8 67 17.7 18 Highlands 18.7 29 21.7 30 19.3 32 Hillsborough 20.3 55 23.3 54 22.3 63 Holmes 18.2 21 19.8 11 16.4 8 Indian River 18.1 20 21.7 30 23.3 67 Jackson 17.2 9 20.7 21 18.3 23 Jefferson 14.3 1 19.9 12 17.0 11 Lafayette 17.9 is 20.4 16 14.5 2 Lake 19.4 39 22.4 39 22.7 65 Florida County Conrparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -90- Students Per Students.Per Students Per Teacher in Teacher in Teacher in Grades K-@3 Rank Grades 4-9 Rank Grades 10-12 Rank Lee 60 22.9 48 22.4. 64 Leon 19.0 32 23.6 62 21.5 57 Levy 19.0 31 22.71 46 17.9 .20 Liberty 17.5 12 18.6 3 17.3 13 Madison 17.1 .8 19.1 5 20.1 37 Manatee 20.0 51 21.8 34 17.8 19 Marion 19.3 36- .21.7 29 19.3 33 Martin 17.5 13 21.8 33 21.1 54 Monroe 20e2 53 .23.3 53 20.9 52 Nassau 21.3 63 22-9 48 18.3 24 Okaloosa 17.2 10 .25 17.3, 13 Okeechobee 19.9 50 23.3 55 7 Orange 19.8 46 22.1 .35 .20.5 43 Osceola 23.4 67 23.9 64 21.3 55 Palm Beach 22.2 66 21.7 32 20.2 39 Pasco 20.7 58 22.5 .41 21.9 61 Pinellas 18.7 -27 21.3 26 20.6 49 Polk 19.2 34 22.9 47 18.7 27 Putnam 19. 9. 48 2M :20.6 45 St Johns 18.6 26 20.6 20 17.7. 17 St Lucie 20.1 52 24.5 66 21,8. 60 Santa Rosa 17.5 13 19.7 10 18.1 22 Sarasota 21.0 61 23.4 58 56 Seminole .20.3 56 23.0 51 66 Sumter 19.8 47 20.1 13 18.7 28 Suwannee 18.4 23 .23.3 52 20.4 41 Taylor .21.2 62 24.A 65, 18.8 29 Union 20.3 54 20.1 14 17.0 10 Volusia 17.8 17 22.1 35 20.5 43 Wakulla 16.9 19.4 7 17.1 12 Walton 18.5 24 20.4 18 14.9 3 Washington .19.0 30 21.4 27 17.3 13 Source: Department of Education,,Division of Public Schools. Profiles of Florida School Districts:1982-83,(1984). Florida County Ccnparisons/19.84 Division of Economic Development -91- Table 2 9 HIGH scHooL GRADUATES, 1982--83 Percent of Percent of Public. Public High School High School Nuniber of Graduates Graduates High School Entering Entering Graduates Rank College Tech@ Schools FLORIDA 47.7 % 5.3 % Alachua 11205 18 38-11 2.5 Baker 194 48 21.8 2;.4 Bay 1,002 22 53.3 2.7 Bradford 174 50. 18.2 5.1 Brevard 3,406 59.0 7.3 Bro@rd 7,614 2 55.7 7.0 Calhoun 99 59 39.4 1.0 Charlotte 619 27 33.0 6.5 Citrus 547 30 38.6 11.1 Clay 1,054 21 40.8 1.8 Collier 979 23 41.7 5.0 Colurbia 415 37 45.5 12.5 Dade 12,374 1 56.4 31.3 Desoto 149 53 27.2 2.5 Dixie 63 20.5 0.0 Duval 5,031 5 48.8 2.5 Escambia 2,668 10 44.7 4.7 Flagler 107 57 32.7 10.3 Franklin 88 61 32.6 7.6 Gadsden 360 39 26.0 13.4 Gilchrist 98 60 .49.5 0.0 Glades 47 66 28.6 4.1 Gulf 135 54 33.3 4.4 Hamilton 116 56 30.8 1.7 Hardee 178 49 31.1 2.8 Hendry 229 42 56.8 Hernando. 445 33 54.4 10-8 Highlands 426 35 40.9 4.2 Hillsborough ..6,482 3 41.3 5.3 Holms 166 52 22.8 11.7 Indian River 612 28 47.7 2.3 Jackson 38 51.9 6.2 Florida County Ccnparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -92- Percentof Percent of. Public Public High School High School Number of. Graduates Graduates High School Entering Entering Graduates Rank College Tech. Schools Jefferson as 61 25.5 % 2.1 % Lafayette 49 65 36.0 -8-0 Lake 976 24 39.4 5.4 Lee 1,716 13 49.6 8.8 Leon 1,070 20 43.6 5i2 Levy 202 46 38.0 3.4 Liberty 44 67 22.7 0.0 Madison 133 55 .51-8 .7 Manatee 1,122 19 48.0 1.2 Marion 1,310 17 44.5 4.0 Mar-tin 548 29 37.7 4.9 Monroe. 425 36 36.0 3.9 Nassau 430 34 31.8 .9 Okaloosa, 1,633 14 50.8 3.3 Okeechobee 207 45 35.9 1.4 orange 4,613 6 41.0 6.0 Osceola- 482 .32 6.5 Palm Beach 4,064 7 46 ..1 4.4 Pasco 1,341 16 49.2 9.9 Pinellas 4 48.8 8.5 Polk 3,077 9 41.1 7-1 Putnam 515 31 .36.1 12.6 St Jobns 348 40 26.9 6.3 St Lucie 643 26 37.2 5.4 Santa Rosa 789 25 58.8 4.1 Sarasota 1,538 15 46.8 4.2 Seminole 2,040 12 55.5 2.3 Sumter 218 43 44.1 2.7 Suwannee 278 41 29.8 7.1 Taylor 170 .51 42.7 1.8 Union 59 64 30.5 1.7 Volusia 2,178 11 50.4 4.3 Wakulla 107 57 44.6 9.8 Walton 212 44 36.9 1--4 Washington 199 47 42.4 6.2 Source: Department of Education, Division of Public Schools. Profiles of Florida School Districtst 1982--83,(1984). Florida. County coniparisons/1984 Division of Eooncmic Development -93- Table 30 F4 SOURCES OF REVENUE FOR EDUCATION, 1982-83 Federal State Local Total Revenue Revenue Revenue Revenue Per FTE* Rank Per FTE* Rank Per FTE* Rank Per FTE* Rank FLORIDA $229 $1,484 $1,054 $2,767 (t Alachua 239 34 1,708 27 769 31 2,716 29 Baker 223 42 2,029 7 315 62 2,567 49 Bay 330 11 1,620 39 .564 45 2,514 53 Bradford 233 39 1,836 16 296 64 2,365 66 Brevard 201 52 1,480 50 1,001 21 2,682 34 Broward 170 61 1,288 58 1,496 io @2,954 15 Calhoun 278 23 1,766 21 439 53 2,483 57 Charlotte 157 63 969 66 1,833 5 2,960 14 Citrus 147 65 2,095 5 1,169 17 3,411 4 Clay 138 67 1,686 218 519 46 2,344 67 00 Collier 325 15, 621 67 2,432 1 3,379 5 Columbia .237 36 1,758 22 373 57 2,368 65 Dade 248 31 1,413 54 1,175 16 2,836 21 Desoto 229 40 2,582 2 672 38 3,483 3 Dixie 314 18 1,870 14 499 49 2,683 33 Duval 262 27 1,726 25 589 42 45 Escambia 250 30 1,711 26 610 41 2,571 48 Flagler 244 33 1,006 64 11999 2 3,249 7 Franklin 349 8 1,817 18 708 35 2,874 20 IU Gadsden 474 1 1,823 17 286 66 2,583 43 Gilchrist 191 56 1,879 12 359 59 2,429 61 Glades 451 2 1,455 51 1,336 11 3,243 a Gulf 217 44 1,633 38 658 40 2,509 54 0 Hamilton 401 6 1,647 35 840 28 2,888 19 0 Hardee 411 5 1,503 48 662 39 2,577, 45 Hendry 279 22 1,574 43 843 27 2,696 31 Hernando 161 62 1,538 47 19 2,752 27 Highlands 303 19 1,444 52 1,188 15 2,935 16 Hillsborough 254 28 1,665 30 742 33 2,661 39 Holmes 238 35 .11889 9 .372 58 2,499 55 Indian River 208 50 1,028 63 1,04, a 2,929 17 Jackson 268 26 1,804 19 300 63 2,372 64 Jefferson 412 4 11958 8 .377 56 2,747 28 Lafayette 293 20 11881 10 452 52 3,627 2 Lake 196 53 1,544 46 702 36 2,442 58 -S6- WauidoTaAac oTu-iouooa jo UOTSTATCI t,86T/suOsT-TpdunD @qmoD -epTjoTj :c Vt. 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CF% hi %Q -4 -j w 0 h) 0 li OD 0) %Q @s -to CD (D tl) tl) N W lun N to K) to w N) w w tl) N) to N) K) K) hi w w K) to to. w I < 0 (D " ;o 'L. ;@ 4 ;, :4 0 w "VI 'ON Ul OD tt 0 91) aD -4 -4 1.- W & OD & Ln o m %D m W kD N 0 %D ou %0 -4 0 LI) & 0 W NJ @- w @- 0 @-3 c 0 @--w w 0 tl) " %P ON Ln %D Ln (;% tJ Ln 00 bi 0 %0 %0 OD 0% W 0:) bi bi %0 0 tZ3 m 0% CF% w Ln w N Ul w N) 4 w &k ON I-- w t1i Ln t@ ul K) F- 0) ON -1 @j M 0 w 00 0 0 Ln 0 WMWWH w to t) to w 0% OD hi N) 0 1- :3 Table 31 EDUCATION EKPENDIIIURES FOR SELECTED PROGRA14 AREAS, 1982--83 Expenditures Per FrE Expenditures For Basic Per FTE (K-12) For Vocational Programs Rank Programs Rank.. FLORIDA $1,857 $2,480 Alachua 10827 19 2,628 16 Baker 1 583 64 2,068 65 Bay 35 2,345 45 Bradford 1,596 63 2,699 14 Brevard 1,840 17 2,589 10 Br,oward 1,970 7 2,321 47 Calhoun 1,576 66 2,383 39@ Charlotte 1,927 8 2,231 52. Citrus 1,778 29 2,348 43 Clay 1,570 67 2,431 36 Collier 2,083 3 2,597 19 ColuThia 1,676 48 2,080 0 Dade 2,103 2 2,550 26 Desoto 10,761 32 2,343 Dixie 1,707 41 2,676 15 Duval 1,728 37 3,065 5 Escambia 1,797 23 2,623 18 Flagler 1,752 @33 3,574 Franklin 1,876 12 2,735 12 Gadsden 1,712 39 2,136 59 Gilchrist 1,602 61 2,524 29 Glades 2,208 1 .3,257 Gulf 1' 744 34 2,089 62 Hamilton .1,694 43 2,074 64 Hardee 1,672 49 2,106 60 Hendry 1,663 52 2,066 66 Hernando 1,600 62 2,274 50 Highlands 1,840 17 2,226 54 Hillsborough 1,696 42 2,588 21 Holmes 1,.664 51 1,987 67 Indian River 1,863 13 2,577 24 Jackson 1,582 65 2,368 42 Jefferson 1,659 53 @3,333 .2 Lafayette 1,709 40 2,765 11 Lake 1,717 38 2,555 25 Florida County Coniparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -96- Expenditures Per FTE Expenditures For Basic Per FTE (K-12) For Vocational Programs Rank, Programs 'Rank Lee 1,898 11 $2,709 13 Lem 1,763 31 2,380 40 Levy 1,686 47 3,0331, .6 Liberty 1,784 27. 2,464 33 Madison 1,643 2,301 48 Manatee .1,854 16 2,231 Marion 1,670 50 2,145 .58 Martin 1' 907 9 2,387 38 Monroe 2,060 4 3,286 3 Nassau 1,640 58 2,625' Okalcosa 1,791 24 2,390 37. Okeechobee 1,690 45 2,187 57 orange 1,811 20 20095 61 Osceola 1,653 5.5, 2,281 @49 Palm Beach 2,024 5 2,892 a Pasco 1,659 53 21346 Pinellas 1,855 15 2,469 32 Polk 1,783 28 2,311 41 Putnam 1,616 60 @2,441 35 St Johns 1,786 26 2,195 56, StLucie 1,799 22 2,842 10 Santa Rosa 1,906 10, 2,857 9 Sarasota 1,996 6 2,492 31 Seminole @1,805 21 2,499 30 'Sumter 1,689 46 2IF232 51 Suwannee 1,639 59, .2,586 22 Taylor 1,646 56 2#k9 27 Union 1,799 25 2,582 23 Volusia 1,857 14 2,529 27- Wakulla 1,729 36 3PO32 7 Walton 1,768 30 2,458 34 Washington 11693 44 2,219 55 Note: This table shows the experx1itures per full-time equivalent student in two major areas ofthe Florida Education Finance Program.. Source: Department of Education, Division of Public Schools. Profiles of Florida School Districts:1982-1983,(1984). Florida County Cmiparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -97- Table 32 -TwEar PERFuRmANcF,, 1982-83 AssEssnw oF 6 Mathe-natics Rank Reading Rank Writing FLORIDA .81 % 89 % 84 Alachua 83 24 90 24 85 Baker 76 85 58 80 Bay 84 18 92 9 86 Bradford 82 32 50 81 Brevard 84 18 92 9 88 Broward 77 56 86 55 84 Calhoun 93 1 94 4 91 Charlotte 85 12 95 2 90 Citrus 89 3 94 4 88 clay 84 18 92 9 85 Collier 82 32. 92 9 85 Columbia 80 44 86 55 83 Dade 78 53 84 60 80 Desoto 76 58. 87 50 80 Dixie 69 67 81 65 76 Duval 85 12 90 24 85 Escarrbia 24 90 24 84 Flagler 85 12 92 9 .85 Franklin 82 32 89 35 80 Gadsden 75 .62 81 65 82 Gilchrist 75 .62 87 50 86 Glades 72 66 82 63 75 Gulf 78 53. 90 24 84 Hamilton 76 58 86 55 85 Hardee 84 is 88 41 85 Hendry 77 56 82 63 82 Hernando 87 5, 95 2 88 Highlands 75 62 89 35 83 Hillsborough 80 44, 88 41 84 Holmes 86 10 91 18 83 Indian River 81, 38 85 58 81 Jackson 87 5 91 18 86 Jefferson 81 38 88 41 82 .Lafayette 85 12 88 41 81 Lake 85 12. @92 9 87 Florida County Ccnparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Developtnent -98- Mathematics Rank Reading Rank Writing Lee 79 % 50 91 % is 84 % Leon 82 32 88 41 84 Levy 76 58 89 35 84 Liberty 82 32 91 18 87 Madison 75 62 78 67 78 Manatee 83 24 90 24 84 Marion 81 38 88 41 84 Martin 80 44 91 18 85 Monroe 87 5 92 9 86 Nassau 80 44 89 35 84 0kalcosa 87 5 92 9 88 Okeechobee 83 24 88 41 83 Orange 80 44 89 35 85 Osceola 78 53 90 24 82 Palm Beach 79 50 87, so 83 -Pasco 83 24 90 24 81 Pinellas 83 24 93 a 88 Polk 81 38 90 24 84 Putnam 83 24 88 41 83 St Johns 79 50 87 50 81 St Lucie 81 38 84 60 79 Santa Rosa 87 5 94 4 89 Sarasota 85 12 4 86 Seminole 84 18 92 9 87 Sumter 83 24 90 24 80 Suwannee 81 38 .90 24 84 Taylor 82 32 89 35 86 Union 84 18 84 60 79 Volusia. 80 44 90 24 83 Wakulla 86 10 88 41 81 Walton 92 2 .96 1 91 Washington 88 4 91 is 85 Note: Average percentage of students achieving each standard within the mathematics, reading and writing programs forgrade 10 as measured by the State Student Assessment Test, Part 1. 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Ocxnparisons/1984 Division of Ecorxnic Development -105- Table 34 GFOWTH IN THE AD VALORR4 TAX BASE, 1977-1982 (In Thousands of Dollars) 1977 Total 1982 Total Percent Taxable Taxable Change Value Value 1977-1982 Rank EWRIDA $107,774,941 $226,613,434 110.3 Alachua 1,035,307 1,874,488 81.1 35 Baker 73,768 100,181 35.8 .61 Bay 821,086 1,729,630 110.7 23 Bradford 138,107 158,797 15.0 67 Brevard 2,281,464 5,863,263 157.0 11 Broward 13,891,596 29,088,116 109.4 25 Calhoun 67,213 89,625 33.3 62 Charlotte 827,231 2,430,247 193.8 3 Citrus 632,539 1,487,400 135.1 16 Clay 626,890 981,888 56.6 48 Collier 1,855,871 5,443,386 193.3 5 Columbia 242,979 335,668 38-1 Dade 20,215,490 42,863,490 112-01 22 Desoto 159,241 - .292,287 83.6 34 Dixie 53,668 95,852 78.6 37 Duval .51831,959 7,196,461 23.4 65 Escambia 1,834,235 2,729,872 48.8 50 Flagler 225,393 688,897 205.6 1 Franklin 85,283 148,116 73.7 Gadsden 166,308 246,127 48.0 52 Gilchrist 57,033 84,184 47.6 53 Glades 125,548 201,067 60.2 46 Gulf 111,591 228,319 104.6 26 Hamilton 103,156 256,874 149.0 13 Hardee 321,597 673,866 109.5 24 'Hendry 239,055 564,771 136.3 15 Hernando 393,329 1,142' 100 190.4 6 Highlands 607,543 1,156,541 90-4 31 Hillsborough 5,767,178 9,681,161 67.9 43 Holmes 84,839 103,860 22.4 66 Indian River 854,680 2,335,026 173.2 9 Jackson 197,277 282,037 43.0 57 Florida County Cmparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -106- 1977 Total 1982 Total Percent Taxable Taxable Change Value Value 1977-1982 Rank Jefferson $84,042 $106,516 26.7 63 Lafayette 39,724 59,086 48.7 51 Lake 1,150,892 1,993,917 73.2 41 Lee 2,290,850 6,902,258 201.3 2 Loam 1,414,721 2,300,130 62.6 44 Levy 183,583 332,063 80.9 36 Liberty 30,527 48,839 60.0 47 Madison 99,230 137,345 38.4 59 Manatee 1,505,831 4,096,194 172.0 10 Marion 1,270,033 2,255,599 77.6 38 Mar-tin 1,115,089 2,769,526 148.4 14 Monroe 795,001 2,333,157 193.5 4 Nassau 391,922 568,616 45..1 56 Okaloosa 655,527 1,468,953 124.1 17 Okeechobee 201,446 433,530 115.2 20 Orange 5,115,361 8,953,550 75.0 39 Osceola 628,680 1,246,881 98.3 27 Palm Beach 7,633,652 21,281,605 178.8 7 Pasco 1,245,304 .3,466,409 178.4 8 Pinellas 6,876,498 15,355,192 123.3 18 Polk 3,400,288 6,314,199 85.7 32 Putnam 439,629 713,306 62.3 45 St Johns 657,797 1,255,148 90.8 30 St Lucie 1,490,842 2,867,735 92.4 29 Santa Rosa 951,960 1,438,893 51.2 49 Sarasota 2,818,159 7 '220,440 156.2 12 Seminole 1,586,199 3,412,456 115.1 21 Sumter 203,923 252,812 24.0 64 Suwannee 169,960 249,517 46.8 54 Taylor 139,160 .301,835 116.9 19 Union 36,040 52,328 45.2 55 Volusia 2,815,264 5,184,056 84.1 33 Wakulla 66,268 130,855 97.5 28 Walton 237,723 410,684 72.8 42 Washington 105,360 146,212 38.8 58 Source: Department of Revenue, Division of Ad Valorem Tax- Florida Ad Valorem Valuations and Tax Data, 1977 and 1982,(1983). Florida County Ccniparisons/1984 Division of Econcimic Develoinent -107- FIGURE 18 GROWTH IN AD VALOREM TAX BASE, 1977 1382 LEGEND PERCENT CHANGE IN TOTAL TRXRBLE VRLUE 1977 - 1982 114.98 TO 145.08 El 145.19 TO 162.59 167.87 TO 185.70 190-36 TO 215.21 216.90 TO 278.36 278.79 TO 305.64 MEDIAN VALUE: 183.55 Florida ODunty Ccuq:)arisons/1984 -109- Division of rconcmic Development Table 35 TOTAL AD VALOREM TAXES LEVIED, 1982 Total Total County Taxes Municipal Taxes Levied Levied Grand Total Rank FIDRIDA $3,177,503,614 $517,111,788 $3,694,615,402 Alachua 33,862,939 5,581,174 39,444,113 18 Baker 1,789,043@ 83,381 1,872,424 58 Bay 17,249,149 1,816,807 19,065,956 29 Bradford 2,414,867 138,116 2,552,983 54 Brevard 75,461,534 10,583,487 86,045,021 10 Broward 433,525,977 88,193,792 521,719,769 2 Calhoun 1,290,435 17,263 1,307,698 64 Charlotte 26,550,013 1,096,871 27,646,884 25 Citrus 19,086,929 894,675 19,981,604 27 Clay 14,156,862 634,480 14,791,342 33 Collier 56,719,684 2,232,035 58,951,719 14 Colu-rbia 5,492,301 457,316 5,949,617 43 Dade 663,895,075 171,278,642 835,173,719 1 Desoto. 4,367,053 336,354 4,703,407 44 Dixie 1,660,541 10,260 lo670,801 61 Duval 127,128,685 2,630,194 129,758,879 7 Escambia 46,631,611 1,290,124 47,921,735 16 Flagler 6,804,875 407,479 7,212,354 39 Franklin 2,570,148 118,011 2,688,159 53 Gadsden 3,698,822 160,859 3,859,681 49 Gilchrist 1,340,260 10,883 1,351,143 63 Glades 2,663,486 56,262 2,719,748 52 Gulf 2,661,097 430,078 3,091,175 51 Hamilton 2,520,883 5,966 2,526,849 55 Hardee 6,068,694 289,998 6,358,692 40 Hendry 7,602,681 379,322 7,982,003 38 Hernando 14,137,375 586,554 14,723,929 34 Highlands 16,373,539 1,173,369 17,546,908 30 Hillsborough 171,107,678 25,999,305 197,106,983 5 Holmes 1,702,135 9,511 1,711,646 60 Indian River 25,969,257 2,438,852 28,408,109 24 Jackson 3,884,092 149,298 4,033,390 46 Jefferson 1,408,988 177,668 1,586,656 62 Lafayette 881,166 6,533 887,699 66 Florida County Cmparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Develcpuent -110- Total Total County Taxes Municipal Taxes Levied Levied Grand Total Rank Lake $20,172,972 $2,768,311 $22,941,283 26 Lee 98,209,191 9,434,400 107,643,591 8 Leon 30,568,040 3,706,346 34,274,386 21 Levy 3,952,088 188,625 4,140,713 45 Liberty 523,943 5,435 529,378 67 Madison 1,891,375 159,228 2,050,603 56 Manatee @56,905,806 3 419,971 60,325,777 13 Marion 27,459,819 1:9531,901 29,413,720 23 Martin 32,595,013 2,476,377 35,071,390 20 Monroe 28,135,166 3,178,829 31,313,995 22 Nassau 9,010,736 2,035,830 11,046,566 36 Okaloosa 15,087,809 1,623,924 16,711,733 31 Okeedbobee 6,027,434 272,143 6,299,577 41 Oraryge @142,839,353 17,133,647 159,973,000 6 Osceola. 14,200,776 1,606,776 15,807,552 32 Palm Beach 262,340,823 62,678,508 325,019,331 3 Pasco 44,946,392 1,772,464 46,718,856 17 Pinellas 206,249,126 44,698,684 250,947,80 4 Polk 77,305,623 5,799,303 83,104,926 11 Putn&n 10,114,031 911,507 11,025,538 37 St Johns 18,566,484 1,021,921 19,588,405 28 .St Lucie 34,518,035 2,741,744 37,259,779 19 Santa Rosa 11,926,728 338,177 12,264,905 35 Sarasota 73,650,123 9,107,806 82,757,929 12 Seminole 43,910,087 4,250,163 48,160,250 15 Sumter 3,317,771 181,624 3,499,395 50 Suwannee 3,735,404 205,205 3,940,609 48 Taylor 3,840,245 152,990 3,993,235 47 Union 926,643 24,896 951,537 65 Volusia, 82,211,449 13,328,803 95,540,252 9 -Wakulla 1,778,418 12,504 1,790,922 59 Walton 6,117,304 136,488 6,253,792 42 Washirxgton 1,791,533 110,339 1,901,872 57 Source: Department of Revenue, Division of Ad Valorem Tax. Florida Ad Valorem Valuation and Tax Data, 1982,(April 1984T.- Florida County Ccmparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development FIGURE 19 PER CAPITA AD VALOREM TAXES LEVIED, 1982 LEGEND TAXES LEVIED IN DOLLARS PER PERSON 84.15 TO 142.62 144.33 TO 208.42 209.31 TO 267.09 277.95 TO 331.97 337.20 TO 473.66 476.27 TO 600.97 MEDIAN VALUE; 246.81 Florida County ocrnparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -113-- Table 36 F, AD VALOREM TAX EFFORT, 1982 R (In Thousands of Dollars) Percent of Percent of Total State Total Total State Total Taxable Taxable All Taxes Taxes Value Value Rank Levied Levied Rank FLORIDA 226,613,434 100-00 % 3,694,615 100-00% Alachua 1,874,488 .83 26 39,444 1.07 18 Baker 100,181 .04 61 1,872 .05 57 Bay 1,729,630 .76 27 19,066 .52 29 Bradford 158,797 .07 54 2,553 o7 52 Brevard 5,863,263 2.59 11 86,045 2.33 10 Broward 29,088,116 12-84 2 521,720 14.12 2 Calhoun 89,625 .04 61 1,308 .04 62 %D Charlotte 2,430,247 1.07 20 27,647 .75 25 Co Citrus 1,487,400 .66 28 19,982 .54 27 Clay 981,888 .43 35 14,791 .40 33 Collier 5,443,386 2.40 12 58,952 1.60 14 Columbia 335,668 15 43 5,950 .16 43 Dade 42,863,490 18-91 1 835,174 22.61 1 Desoto 292,287 .13 45 4,703 .13 44 Dixie 95,852 .04 61 1,671 .05 57 Duval 7,196,461 3.18 a 129,759 3.51 7 Escambia 2,729,872 1.20 19 47,922 1.30 15 U Flagler 688,897 .30 37 7,212 .20 39 Franklin 148,116 o7 54 2,688 .07 52 Gadsden 246,127 .11 48 3,860' .10 49 rp Gilchrist 84,184 .04 61 1,351 .04 62 Glades 201,067 .09 53 2,720 .07 52 0 Gulf 228,319 .10 52 3,091 .08 51 Hamilton 256,874 .11 48 2,527 .07 52 Hardee 673,866 .30 37 6,359 .17 40 Hendry 564,771 .25 39 7,982 .22 38 Hernando 1,142,100 .50 34 14,724 .40 33 Highlands 1,156,541 .51 33 17,547 .47 30 Hillsborough 9,681,161 4.27 5 197,107 5.34 5 Holmes 103,860 ..05 59 1,712 .05 57 (D Indian River 2,335,026 1.03 21 28,408 .77 24 Jackson 282,037 .12 47 4,033 .11 45 Jefferson 106,516 ..05 59 1,587 .04 62 0 rt -STT- qualdoTaAaa OTUIOU00a go UOTS-rA-FC[ P86T/suOsTxedur-D A4unOD 'ePT-TOTJ 0 m 0 10 a v to po 0 0 0 zzzzz z t@ t- t- t- v r@ o) 0) cm 0 0) z z 0 0 w 0 rt, z 0 H. 0) 0 0 m w 0 0 0 p 0 A) P. 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VI M&& wwwww K)WPI I- w L"MIPIN) K; 0 0) .4%DOWO OOWLn@o wm@-14-4 W"MOW Mtl)OL.)W 0%-JO@-Co 'MM Z Table 37 GOVERVENT SECTOR EMPLOYMENT AND INCOME, 1982 (Income in Thousands of Dollars) Total Federal, State, and Government Local Sector Government Wages and Ernployment Rank Salaries Rank FLORIDA 743,233 $12,106,322 Alachua 28,789 10 421,852 11 Baker 2,198 41 28,518 43 Bay 13,844 15 225,546 14 Bradford 1,647 44 24,221 44 Brevard 23,404 12 417,563 12 Braward 50,469 4 863,589 41 Calhoun 567 64 6,886 64 Charlotte 2,149 42 30,295 42 Citrus 2,479 38 31,782 40 Clay 2,881 35 39,830 34 Collier 4,219 28 64,728 27 ColurThia 3,465 30 53,561 30 Dade 103,490 1 11910,005 1 Desoto 2,456 39 33,058 39 Dixie 693 57 9,477 56 Duval 73,941 2 1,270,935 2 Escambia 34,331 6 655,117 6 Flagler 628 59 7,300 62 Franklin 623 60 7,802 60 Gadsden 5,103 25 68,187 26 Gilchrist 599 63 8,201 58 Glades 318 65 4,030 65 Gulf 646 58 7,809 59 Hamilton 797 56 9,244 57 Hardee 1,172 52 15,237. 51 Hendry 1,467 47 2P,943 45 Hernando 2,594 36 34,875 37 Highlands 3,297 31 43,288 33 Hillsborough 54,481 3 878,101 3 Holmes 919 55 9,754 55 Indian River 3,758 29 57,350 28 Jackson 4,334 27 55,165 29 Florida County Ccaparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -116- Total Federal, State, and Government Local Sector Government Wages and &ployment Rank Salaries Rank Jefferson 605 62 $7,372 61 Lafayette 255 67 2,795 67 Lake 6,137 23 83,420 24 Lee 12,537 16 184,068 16- Leon 34,097 7 548,088 7 Loevy 1,245 51 14,766 52 Liberty 289 66 3,354 66 Madison 999 53 11,755 54 Manatee 81919 18 115,817 19 Marion 7,793 20 104,312 21 Martin 3,099 32 37,249 35 Monroe 7,466 21 121,485 18 Nassau 2,426 40 44,257 32 Okaloosa 23,429 11 428,041 10 Okeechcbee 1,293 50 15,449 50 Orange. 46,157 5 751,781 5 Osceola 2,489 37 34,305 38 Palm Beach 33,324 a 514,802 9 Pasco 6,430 22 83,682 23 Pinellas 32,678 9 529,722 8 Polk 19,813 13 290,005 13 Putnam 2,932 34 37,206 36 St Jobns 3,084 33 44,293 31 St Lucie 4,879 26 74,805. 25 Santa Rosa 5,635 24 86,680 22 Sarasota 10,979 17 160,581 17 Seminole 8,042 19 112,819 20 Sumter 1,387 48 19,417 46 Suwannee 1,328 49 18,119 49 Taylor 960 54 11,812 53 Union 1,717 43 30,716 41 Volusia 15,425 14 223,756 15 Wakulla. 617 61 7,140 63 Walton 1,476 46 18,985 48 Washington 1,534 45 19,219 47 Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic information System, (April 1984). Florida County Ccoparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -117- Table 3 8 SrATE REVENUES AND EXPENDITURES AT THE ODUNTY LEVEL, 1982-83 State Government State Disbursements, Program Revenue as.a. Percent. Disbursements Collections of Collections Rank FLORIDA $3,873,867,216 $4,160,099,629 93 % Alachua 57,746,361 49,222,433 117 28 Baker 9,262,524 1,796,425 516 64 Bay 45,114,472 37,856,859 119 29 Bradford 10,972,778 3,654,583 300 50 Brevard 87,736,385 93,819,791 94 17 Broward 254,289,284 434,452,796 59 7 Calhoun 6,223,024 1,543,817 403 57 Charlotte 11,464,391 20,198,012 57 5 citrus 18,104,232 14,036,203 129 31 Clay 33,860,639 23,335,316 145 36 Collier 22,617,509 47,952,211 47 3 Colunbia 18,934,170 9,873,782 192 39 Dade 659,301,427 676,904,847 97 18 Desoto 10,343,736 3,962,822 261 46 Dixie 5,149,035 1,387,650 371 56 Duval 242,725,363 236,744,266 103 20 Escarnbia 107,331,332 79,134,153 .136 34 Flagler 3,841,763 3,309,484 .116 25 Franklin 5,099,682 1,400,207 364 55 Gadsden 26,460,428 6,463,745 409 58 Gilchrist 4,021,422 884,727 455 61 Glades 2,804,685 664,294 422 59 Gulf 6,268,014 2,470,202 254 44 Hamilton 6,897,285 5,258,511 131 32 Hardee 11,408,195 3,871,921 295 48 Hendry 12,411,784 5,650,315 220 42 Hernando 16,053,270 12,795,799 125 30 Highlands 17,204,135 133 33 Hillsborough 282,349,961 306,554,742 92 15 Holmes 9,500,326 1,817,165 523 65 Indian River 16,245,418 24,261,200 67 10 Jackson 23,235,143 7,440,565 .312 53 Jefferson 7,545,982 2,558,716 295 49 Florida County Ccrq:)arisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -118- State Government State Disbursements Program Revenue as a Percent Disbursements Collections of Collections Rank Lafayette $ 2,922,693 425,536 687 66 Lake 40,304,758 34,544,059 117 27 Lee 60,704,123 103,423,439 59 8. Leon 58,709,410 54,767,209 107 22 Levy 11,118,572 3,588,744 310 52 Liberty 3,547,554 407,682 870 67 Madison 10,485,641 2,230,141 470 62 Manatee 43,547,722 55,830,186 78 14 Marion 56,074,804 50,130,281 112 23 Martin 16,648,510 29,102,399 57 6 Monroe 16,297,117 29,890,847 55 4 Nassau 16,179,921 9,105,613 178 37 0kaloosa 50,273,246 36,674,315 137 35 Okeechobee 5,609,343 213 41 Orange 196,437,718 278,687,750 70 11 Osceola 21,196,426 27,547,045 77 12 Palm Beach 128,462,880 283,217,621 45 2 Pasco 58,130,729 50,009,704 116 26 Pinellas 177,676,144 274,594,507 65 9 Polk 131,614,593 127,687,569 103 21 Putnam 27,582,225 12,960,754 213 40 St Johns 23,388,708 20,265,724 115 24 St Lucie 31,534,546 33,969,309 93 16 Santa Rosa 31,152,133 12,029,696 259 45 Sarasota 43,529,975 96,622,754 45 1 Seminole 74,760,263 75,685,533 99 19 Sumter 12,710,603 4,218,864 301 51 Suwannee 12,974,449 4,881,889 266 47 Taylor 8,979,736 5,004,726 179 38 Union 4,365,104 1,002,317 436 60 Volusia 75,074,239 97,111,998 77 13 Wakulla 6,985,103 1,386,152 504 63 Walton 9,941,250 4,516,936 220 43 Washington 11,952,302 3,554,720 336 54 Source: office of the Comptroller, Department of Banking and Financel'Annual. Report of The Ccoptroller, Fiscal Year 1982-83,(Dec 1983). Florida County Cbmparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -119- FIGURE 20 STATE REVENUE AND EXPENDIT URES AT THE COUNTY LEVEL . . . . . . . .. . LEGEND STATE PROGRAM DISBURSEMENTS AS A PERCENT OF COLLECTIONS 45.05 TO 76.95 El 77.31 TO 115.41 116.08 TO 145.10 177.69 TO 294.64 294.91 TO 435.50 454.54 TO 870.18 MEDIAN VALUE: 135.63 Florida cc)unty ocinparisons/1984 Division of Fconomic Developuent -121- INCOME AND COST OF LIVING Table 3 9 TOTAL PERSONAL INCOME BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE, 1972-1982 (In Thousands of Dollars) 1972 1982 Total Total Percent Personal Personal Change Inccme Rank Income Rank 1972-1982 Rank FWRIDA $ 33,345,362 114,355,900 242.9 % Alachua 416,287 16 1,357,325 is 226.1 44 Baker 28,471 53 99,171 54, 248.3 28 Bay 269,843 22 916,708 24 239.7 34 Bradford 39,783 50 126,656 50 218.4 49 Brevard 969,093 a 3,210,401 8 231.3 40 Broward 3,776,240 2 14,048,538 2 272.0 22 Calhoun 18,386 60 59,170 60 221.8 47 Charlotte 139,204 30 690,989 27 396.4 6 citrus 77,832 38 494,051 32 534.8 2 Clay 140,8" 29 673,384 28 378.1 a Collier 262,041 23 1,245,112 19 375.2 9 Colu-nbia 88,830 37 284,710 37 220.5 48 Dade 7,146,083 1 20,112,660 1 181.5 62 Desoto 46,376 45 157,266 46 239.-l 35 Dixie 14,796 63 49,446 62 234.2 39 Duval 21388,647 4 6,452,750 6 170.1 65 Escambia. 824,942 10 2,261,289 13 174.1 64 Flagler 17,097 61 118,381 51 592.4 1 Franklin 15,572 62 46,188 64 196.6 58 Gadsden 98,988 35 246,689 40 149.2 67 Gilchrist 13,853 64 48,674 63 251.4 27 Glades 12,260 65 31,517 65 157.1 66 Gulf 28,064 54 87,021 56 210.1 52 Hamilton 19,298 58 63,835 59 230.8 41 Hardee 56,422 42 158,469 45 180*.9 63 Hendry 66,600 41 198,239 41 197.7 57 Hernando 75,693 39 441,915 35 483.8 3 Highlands 119,420 33 463,838 34 288.4 20 Hillsborough 2,173,487 5 6,896,856 5 217.3 51 Holmes 27,006 55 93,014 55 244.4 31 Indian River 188,005 26 808,513 26 330.0 13 Jackson 95,994 36 282,302 38 194.1 60 Jefferson 24,483 56 74,011 57 202.3 55 Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -124- 1972 1982 Total Total Percent Personal Personal Change Income Rank Income Rank 1972-1982 Rank Lafayette $ 7,875 67 25,BErG 66 228.7 % 43 Lake 317,099 19 1,145,496 21 261.2 25 Lee 521,007 13 2,544,088 12 388.3 7 Lem of 445,491 14 1,492'264 11 235.0 37 Levy 41,275 48 149:734 47 262.8 24 Liberty 8,282 66 24,536 67 196.3 59 Madison 39,220 51 113,471 52 189.3 61 Manatee 426,004 is 1,780,115 16 .317.9 is Marion. 285,114 21 1,181,233 20 314.3 17 Martin 164 536 27 8"1998 25 425.7 5 Monroe 216:121 25 650,809 29 201.1 56 Nassau 73,257 40 258,096 39 252.3 26 Okaloosa 335,862 18 1,080,993 22 221.9 46 Okeecbcbee 40,870 49 162,125 44 296.7 19 Orange 1,843,444 7 5,850,073 7 217.3 50 Osceola 99,895 34 464,176 33 364.7 11 Palm Beach 2,095,897 6 9,159,170 4 337.0 12 Pasco 306,777 20 1,784,091 15 481.6 4 Pinellas 2,669,420 j 9,247,298 3 246.4 30 Polk 954,257 9 3,152,236 9 230.3 42 Putnam 122,697 32 418,865 36 241.4 33 St Johns 129,908 31 542,377 30 317.5 16 St Lucie 221,179 24 933,903 23 322.2 14 Santa Rosa 154,114, 28 496,281 31 222.0 45 Sarasota 758,302 11 3,099,877 10 308.6 18 Seminole 392,410 17 1,824,144 14 364.9 10 SunTter 50,008 44 186,945 42 273.8 21 Suwannee 50,257 43 168,255 43 234.8 38 Taylor 46,119 46 139,8" 49 203.2 54 Union 18,520 59 56,683 61 206.1 53 Volusia. 737,549 12 2,743,358 11 272.0 23 Wakulla 19,437 57 67,679 58 248.2 29 Walton 42,107 47 144,316 48 242.7 32 Washirugton 30,712 52 103,395 53 236.7 36 Source: U.S. Department of Ccomerce, Bureau of Econanic Analysis, Regional Econorrmc Information System, (April 1984). Florida County Cmiparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -125- Table 4 0 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME BY PLACE OF RESIDENCE, 1972-1982 1972 1982 Per Capita Per Capita Percent Personal Personal Change Income Rank Income Rank 1972-1982 Rank FLORIDA $ 4,434 $ 10,907 146.0 Alachua 3,475 31 8,403 32 141.8 43 Baker 2,700 53 6,115 58 126.5 62 Bay 3,384 32 8,775 29 159.3 15 Bradford 2,575 57 6,013 59 133.5 56 Brevard 4,204 13 10,588 13 151.9 24 Broward 5,322 4 13,091 3 146.0 34 Calhoun 2,284 64 6,418 55 181.0 2 Charlotte 4,301 12 10,220 14 137.6 52 citrus 2,893 47 7,721 42 166.9 12 Clay 3,757 25 9,094 27 142.1 42 Collier 5,332 3 12,335 4 131.3 59 ColuThia. .3,219 38 7,583 43 135.6 53 Dade 5,188 5 11,717 8 125.8 0 Desoto 3,210 39 7,779 40 142.3 40 Dixie 2,544 58 5,947 60 133.8 55 Duval 4,414 11 iO,957 12 148.2 28 Escarrbia 3,785 23 9,097 25 140.3 46 Flagler 3,318 36 8,985 28 170.8 8 Franklin 2,179 66 51889 62 170.3 9 Gadsden 2,468 61 5,742 64 132.7 57 Gilchrist 3,371 33 7,406 45 119.7 65 Glades 2,910 45 5,019 67 72.5 67 Gulf 2,843 48 7,�20 36 178.6 3 'Hamilton 2,433 62 7,096 48 191.7 1 Hardee 3,332 34 7,792 38 133.9 54 Hendry 5,023 6 9,678 19 92.7 66 Hernando 3,254 37 7,897 37 142.7 39 Highlands 3,521 28 8,764 30 148.9 27 Hillsborough 4,075 16 10,026 16 146.0 33 Holmes 2,316 63 5,932 61 156.1 19 Indian River 4,634 9 11,834 7 155.4 21 Jackson 2,666 54 7,057 49 164.7 13 Jefferson 2,739 51 6,547 54 139.0 48 Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -126- 1972 1982 Per Capita Per Capita Percent Personal Personal Change Income Rank Income Rank 1972-1982 Rank Lafayette $ 2,615 56 $ 6,257 57 139-3 47 Lake 4,083 14 10,070 is 146.6 31 Lee 4,081 15 10,995 11 169.4 11 Loeon 3,801 22 9,403 21 147.4 29 Levy 2,829 49 6,745 53 138.4 50 Liberty 2,238 65 51681 65 153.8 22 Madison 2,732 52 7,453 44 172.8 7 Manatee 4,019 17 11,011 10 174.0 6 Marion 3,517 29 8,492 31 141.5 44 Martin 4,736 a 11,845 6 150.1 25 Monroe 3,931 20 9,694 18 146.6 32 Nassau 3,164 41 7,225 46 128.4 61 Okaloosa 3,508 30 9,095 26 159.3 16 Okeechobee 2,906. 46 6,941 51 138.9 49 Orange 4,806 7 11,641 9 142.2 41 Osceola 3,186 40 7,767 41 143.8 37 Palm Beach 5,349 2 14,150 1 14 Pasco 2,974 43 8,217 34 176.3 4 Pinellas 4,508 10 12,169 5 169.9 10 Polk 3,781 24 9,226 22 144.0 36 Putnam 3,039 42 7,789 39 156.3 18 St Johns 3,827 21 9,445 20 146.8 30 St Lucie 3,994 19 9,164 23 129.4 60 Santa Rosa 3,574 27 8,287 33 131-19 58 Sarasota 5,470 1 14,098 2 157.7 17 Seminole 3,660 26 9,122 24 149.2 26 Sumter 2,813 so 7,184 47 155.4 20 Suwannee 2,949 44 7,022 50 138.1 51 Taylor 3,322 35 81006 35 141.0 .45 Union 2,094 67 5,119 66 144.5 35 Volusia 3,997 18 9,734 17 143.5 38 Wakulla 2,634 55 5,878 63 123.2 64 Walton 2,483 59 6,275 56 152.7 23. Washington 2,470 60 6,803 52 175.4 5 Source: U.S. Department of Cbmmerce, Bureau of Econcmic Analysis, Regional Econcmic Information System, (April 1984). Florida County Comparisons/1984 Division of Econamic Development -127- FI6URE 21 PER CAPITA PERSONAL INCOME, 1982 LEGEND INCOME IN OOLLRRS PER PERSON 5,019 TO 6,275 EJ 6.418 TO 7,453 7.583 TO 81403 8,492 TO 9141+5 9,678 TO 11,717 11-834 TO 14.150 MEDIAN VALUE: 8,217 Florida 0c)unty ocinparisons/1984 Division of Ecorcmic Development -129- Table 41 FTJ SOURCES OF PERSONAL INCOME, 1982 (In Thousands of Dollars) Dividends, Labor Proprietors' Interest, and Transfer Income Rank Income Rank Rent Income Rank Payments Rank FLORIDA $20,060,040 $4,765,903 $28,715,644 Alachua 953,600 15 63,761 20 207,542 24 207,678 20 Baker 41,487 55 7,088 57 8,465 59 16,753 56 Bay 560,450 19 32,078 24 135,314 30 184,027 25 Bradford 47,167 52 5,784 60 16,060 51 28,391 49 Brevard 1,923,011 8 80,740 14 615,913 12 599,338 10 Broward 5,698,870 2 514,963 2 4,660,958 1 2,280,150 2 Calhoun 21,901 162 7,238 56 8,281 60 16,242 57 Charlotte 194,372 32 20,804 36 252,046 22 205,069 21 00 Citrus 172,005 34 14,802 42 147,259 27 157,015 27 Clay 203,03.9 30 26,622 30 79,692 34 113,533 31 Collier 482,271 21 67,939 17 542,725 15 186,639 23 Columbia 144,055 37 20,283 37 36,257 36 58,194 38 Dade 12,594,605 1 894,258 1 4,442,284 2 2,779,687 1 34,802 46 Desoto 75,503 43 11,990 46 30,587 44 Dixie 22,212 61 3,192 65 6,772 62 12,307 62 Duval 4,807,328 3 229,318 7 789,829 9 905,774 6 Escambia 1,597,755 10 83,158 12 273,705 20 437,254 14 Flagler 42,803 53 6,825 58 34,378 40 31,003 47 Franklin 17,272 63 3,332 64 9,595 58 15' 080 60 Gadsden 138,849 38 12,955 44 30,352 45 57,594 39 Gilchrist 12,640 64 7,266 54 7,687 61 11,046 63 Glades 12,443 65 2,577 66 6,049 64 6,872 66 0 Gulf 53,432. 49 3,366 63 10,224 56 18,501 55 1-h Hamilton 66,862 45 7,281 53 6,558 63, 14,810 61 Hardee 63,193 48 27,407 29 33,683 41 25,786 50 Hendry 105,881 41 27,487 28 22,749 49 24,389 53 Hernando 120,080 40 17,516 38 94,293 32 143,202 29 Highlands 160,213 36 31,010 26 138,583 29 125,686 30 Hillsborough 4,712,018 4 289,670 4 1,027,949 6 1,039,282 5 Holmes .25,500 59 14,920 41 12,991 54 24,918 51 M Indian River 297,219 27 26,015 293,663 19 165,655 26 Jackson 125,381 39 26,535 31 39,618 37 66,562 37 Jefferson 27,133 58 11,331 49 9,855 57 15,533 58 Lafayette 5,588 67 5,144 61 4,778 65 4,955 67 F-j 0 1 Dividends Labor Proprietors' Interest, and Transfer Income Rank income Rank Rent Income Rank Payments Rank Lake $ 423,265 24 $ 80,115 15 $343,983 17 $ 270,883 17 Lee 1,018, 100 14 108,451 11 813,495 a 538,769 13 Leon 1,081,622 11 65,531 is 203,490 26 185,565 24 Levy 49,963 50 11,782 47 28,170 47 36,289 45 Liberty 9,600 66 1,488 67 3,276 67 6,905 65 Madison 42,139 54 11,585 48 17,386 50 23,785 54 Manatee 650,912 18 83,000 13 589,187 13 391,428 15 Marion 518,829 20 45,497 21 259,146 21 278,808 16 Martin 355,051 25 31,032 25 361,499 16 154,812 28 Monroe 316,337 26 25,531 33 205,943 25 33 Nassau 166,818 35 12,226 45 33,370 42 41,253 41 Okaloosa 719,123 17 36,443 22 142,019 28 228,410 19 00 Okeechobee .65,490 46 10,214 50 32,893 43 38,729 43 Orange 4,281,722 5 286,088 5 884,994 7 836,935 7 Osceola 209,568 29 14,948 40 91,048 33 104,559 32 Palm Beach 3,824,823 .6 277,187 6 3,528,320 3 1,385,554 4 Pasco 470,917 22 64,048 19 544,504 14 569,970 11 @-j Pinellas 3,678,698 7 335,126 3 2,926,375 4 2,070,496 3 Polk 1,858,172 9 165,758 8 626,101 11 -558,944 12 Putnam 213,617 28 24,322 34 64,477 36 95,964 35 St Johns 189,549 33 28,850 27 131,346 31 100,483 34, St Lucie 465,436 23 32,262 23 227,169 23 188,680 22 Fj- Santa Rosa 199,321 31 20,938 35 67,812 35 89,488 36 Sarasota 1,051,712 13 116o901 10 1,332,446 5 639,567 9 EQ Seminole 719,836 16 75,950 16 308,525 is 245,101 is H- Sumter 63,226 47 14,612 43 34,607 39 50,096 40 0 Suwannee 71,951 44 17,032 39 28,967 46 37,511 44 @-h Taylor 94,353 42 6,606 59 14,588 52 24,631 52 Union 40,757 56 7,451 52 4,291 66 10,696 64 Volusia 1,061,590 12 128,865 9 780,850 10 655,941 a Wakulla 23,267 60 3,996 62 10,326 55 15,142 59 Walton, 49,802 51 7,242 55 23,823 48 40,117 42 Washington 37,640 57 10,171 51 14,524 53 30,290 48 Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, (D Regional Economic Information System, (April 1984). op F-1 0 -ZET- aeda'OD '4uallJOT9Aaa OTUOU00a 90 UOTSTAT(I D,86T/SUOE;r A-4unco.,epT-ToTa r rC4 C4 H m a 0 m 0 00000 0 0 0 0 W W W W W > ftj 0 w m 0 p F.- P. m m w c 1-1 w 0 0 @- H. :r 0 " " " 0) w r, La " :3 5 @-- w 0, @-. @- 0) ft 0 @- 0 m 0) &< K 0) 0 :r 0 a 11 F- m 0, 0 P pi P-0 M i @- @< " ki :T ic e. 0. m 0 0 W m co l- 0 " (D l- 0 ::r Q, K 3 m rt I-- r@ H 0 0 P t-h @r H m 00 W aw :3 l< m rt to CD t- M V 0 vm W 0 0 m m 0 rt W o 0 D 11 0 P- ti I- rt :1 11 N ft 0 ;a " ni 0 :j W 0 W rt, W. 0 W rt %0%0%0 %00 %D%D%0%D%0 %0%0%0 %0%0 %D W, %0 %D %0 %0%00%00 %0%0%0%D0 W 0 %D %0 %p 0 H H M .j Ln ui W z rl . . @o :@ @, @o @, @, t, !j t, @o r ?1 -1 14 (21 91 W. 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W -4 a PO H- :r M @@ 0 FIGURE 22 RELATIVE LEVEL OF PRICES, 1983 LEGEND COUNTY PRICE LEVEL AS A PERCENT OF STATE AVERAGE 92.53 TO 93.75 93.88 TO 94.80 94.63 TO 96.19 96.58 TO 97.77 97.82 TO 99.63 1.00.13 TO 110.40 MEDIAN-VALUEt 96-00 Florida Cbunty omiparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -135- Table 43 EFFEcrivE EsrimATED BuYiNG iNcomE PER Housmow, 1983 Median EBI Per Household Rank FLORIDA $20,794 Alachua 19,055 28 Baker 18,673 29 Bay 16,212 44 Bradford 16,827 39 Brevard, 21,036 14 Broward, 23,815 4 Calhoun 13,274 65 Charlotte 17,933 35 citrus 16,179 45 Clay 27,159 1 Collier 20,561 17 'Colunbia 18,053 34 Dade. 21,756 10 Desoto 15,054 54 Dixie 14,019 63 Duval 21,747 11 Escambia 22,226 8 Flagler 19,080 27 Franklin 13,700 64 Gadsden 14,054 62 Gilchrist 14,620 56 Glades 15,348 50 Gulf 17,800 36 Hamilton 14,069 61 Hardee 13,268 66 Hendry 19,411 24 Hernando 16,504 42 Highlands 15,667 48 Hillsborough 21,737 12 Holmes 13,201 67 Indian River 19,924 22 Jackson 14,125 59 Jefferson 14,082 60 Lafayette 14,356 58 Lake 16,682 40 Florida County Ccirparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -136- Median EBI @ Per Household Rank Lee $20,597 16 Leon 21,286 13 Levy 14,821 55 Liberty 15,891 47 Madison 14,610 57 Manatee 19,361 25 Marion 16,171 46 Martin 19,957 21 Monroe 19,687 23 Nassau 23,295 6 Okaloosa 22,738 7 Okeechobee 15,197 52 Orange 21,902 9 Osceola 18,01 32 Palm Beach 24,514 3 Pasco 16,667 41 Pinellas 20,140 20 Polk 19,225 26 Putnam 1-8,500 31 St Johns 20,599 15 St Lucie 20,168 19 Santa Rosa 23,463 5 Sarasota 20,504 18 Seminole 24,983 2 Sunter 15,196 53 Suwannee 16,869 37 Taylor 16,214 43 Union 18,583 30 Volusia 18,066 33 Wakulla 16,854 38 Walton 15,433 49 Washington- 15,327 51 Source: Sales and Marketing Management.- Unpublished Data. Q Copyright 1984. SfiMM 1984 Survey of Buying Power. Further reproauctibn-is prohibited. Florida County Ccnparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -137- QUALITY OF LIFE Table 4 4 FAMILIES AT POVERTY LEVEL, 1979 Percent of Families with Income Below Poverty Level Rank FIDRIDA 9.9 % Alachua 13.9 37 Baker 12.3 30 Bay 12.6 32 Bradford 17.9 50 Brevard 7.3 7 Broward 6.3 2 Calhoun 19.6 59 Charlotte 6.6 4 citrus 10.0 20 Clay 8.6 13 Collier 9.5 16 Columbia 15.3 41 Dade 11.9 29 Desoto 16.1 44 Dixie 22.3 63 Duval 12.7 34 Esc&rbia 14.0 39 Flagler 11.8 27 Franklin 23.6 64 Gadsden 26.3 66 Gilchrist 16.1 44 Glades 16.6 46 Gulf 18.3 54 Hamilton 21.8 62 Hardee 19.3 58 Hendry 16.8 48 Hernando 9.7 17 Highlands 12.6 32 Hillsborough 10.7 25 Holmes 21.5 61 Indian River 8.2 12 Jackson 18.5 55 Jefferson 23.7 65 Florida County Cmrparisons/1984 Division of Econanic Development -140- Percent of Families with Incom Below Poverty Level Rank Lafayette 18.1 % 53 Lake 9.9 19 Lee 7.7 10 Leon 11.8 27 Levy 16.6 46 Liberty 17.9 50 Madison 26.4 67 Manatee 7.9 11 Marion 14.0 39 Martin 7.3 7 Monroe 10.0 20 Nassau 10.1 23 Okaloosa 8.6 13 Okeechobee 13.2 35 Orange 10.0 20 Osceola 9.2 15 Palm Beach 6.7 5 Pasco 7.6 9 Pinellas 6.5 3 Polk 10.3 24 Putnam 17.1 49 St Johns 11.0 26 St Lucie 12.3 30 Santa Rosa 13.9 37 Sarasota 6.1 1 Seminole 7.0 6 Sumter 15.7 42 Suwannee 19.0 56 Taylor 18.0 52 Union 13.4 36 Volusia 9.7 17 Wakulla 15.9 43 Walton 19.1 57 Washington 20.7 60 Source: U.S. Departnent of Cb=rterce, Bureau of the Censuss, 1980 Census of Population., (1982). Florida (bunty Cmtparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -1411- Table 45 PUBLIC ASSISTANCE PROGRAM EXP ENDITURES, 1982--83 Direct Assistance Payments Rank FLORIDA $598,620,453 Alachua 9,a4l,455 11 Baker 753,600 60 Bay 5,093,658 20 Bradford 1,554,897 47 Brevard 8,983,884 12 Broward. 29,489,839 4 Calhoun 1,364,837 52 Charlotte 11080,899 56 Citrus 1,865,897 39 Clay 1,528,733 48 Collier 3,230,811 27 Columbia 2,893,567 28 Dade 213,812,401 1 Desoto 1,213,505 55 Dixie 681,946 61 Duval 41,943,230 2 Escambia 17,961,832 8 Flagler 615,626 63 Franklin 832,742 59 Gadsden 6,141,221 17 Gilchrist 345,269 65 Glades 248,690 66 Gulf 1,015,845 57 Hamilton 1,264,774 54 Hardee 1,564,083 46 Hendry 1,473,502 51 Hernando 1,865,699 40 Highlands 2,456,173 33 Hillsborough 41,262,105 3 Holmes 1,781,718 43 Indian River 2,230,296 34 Jackson 4,993,668 21 Jefferson 1,652,648 45 Lafayette 198,539 67 Lake 4,553,660 24 Florida County Carparisons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -142- Direct Assistance Payments Rank Lee $7,039,858 15 Leon 7,276,553 14 Levy 1,484,940 49 Liberty 493,401 64 Madison 2,474,114 32 Manatee 4,776,296 23 Marion 8,455,240 13 Martin 1,691,551 44 Monroe 2,596,069 31 Nassau 1,787,054 42 Okaloosa 4,340,593 25 Okeechobee 1,307,209 53 Orange 24,341,023 5 Osceola 1,918,294 38 Palm Beach 20,434,528 7 Pasco 6,197,352 16 Pinellas 20,809,759 6 Polk 15,028,642 9 Putnam 4,954,738 22 St Johns 2,835,339 29 St Lucie 5,743,404 19 Santa Rosa 2,827,882 30 Sarasota 3,810,448 26 Seminole 6,132,593 is Smter 2,016,900 37 Suwannee 1,835,997 41 Taylor 1,484,261 50 Union 641,747 62 Volusia 10,986,877 10 Wakulla 870,584 58 Walton 2,032,688 36 Washington 2,203,270 35 Note: "Direct Assistance Payments" includes Supplemental Security Inccme Programs, Aid to Families with Dependent Children, and Refugee Assistance. Source: Department of Health and Rehabilitive Services, Office of Revenue ManagEment, Statistical Reporting Section, Annual Statistical Report 1982-83,(Jan 1984). Florida County Ocnipar isons/1984 Division of Econcmic Development -143- FIGURE 23 PER CAPITA PUBLIC ASSISTANCE EXPENDITURES, 1983 LEGEND EXPENOITURES IN DOLLARS PER PERSON 15.46 TO 30.02 El 30.31 TO 44 .66 45.60 TO 57.17 S8.93 TO 76.31 76.94 TO 122.98 126.34 TO 162.12 MEDIAN VALUE: 51.05 Florida Cbunty oomparisons/1984 Division of Economic Development -145- -9tT- 4UaUJdOTOA@G OTMUODH JO UO'rSTA'r t,86T/SuOS-TJPdWM A-4unOD PPT.IOTa . . . ci r V C-4 C4 H 0 0 U 0 .w w m Al 0 P- P. m PV 0 0 pqr t-h m 0 @, @-, ei Al CL 0) 0 x w ol @-, @-, w rt cu 0 m p l< K w M W t-h X H- a @- :nr :1 0, 0, H. m 0, 0 w z tn 0 w P. 0 m c @, @< " " c < " m 0 m m 0 e m @-, 0 m @-, (D ::r 0, ;,e @- 9 m rt @ P. z @, 0 0) w @-h :y 0 0 W a w 0 m rt w " m @- m cr 0 v m 0 0 z " " 0 z rt, W 0 :3 a 0 0 rt :3 Pi pi " 0 rt 0 w " 010 rt P, P. 0 (a rt, CD to tv z m z :3 vi VI tj tj 0 w w w ul D. P. j rt h; 1" w w %Q w tO K) CD P. w w C 0 w t..) 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(D Sources: Department of Professional Regulation, unpublished data. Department of Health and Rehabilative Services, office of Licensure and Certification. 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ON %D ON Ul OD %D 11 m a to ti APPENDIX Appendix Table 1A LABOR & PROPRIETORS INCOME BY INDUSTRY, 1982 0 (In Thousands of Dollars) Fj- Transportation, Total Public Manufac- Income Farm Mining Construction Utilities turing FLORIDA 69,788,644 1,302,220 248,496 5,213,859 6,148,651 9,328,782 Alachua 1,093,435 16,876 62,704 42,824 82,064 Baker 51,919 5,476 @1,586 4,517 2,921 Bay .637,891 921 41,713 46,869 73,366 Bradford 56,510 2,347 2,001 2,938 5,233 Brevard 2,188,116 15,150 729 111,784 131,570 623,956 Broward 6, 732,775 25,917 5,045 566,212 499,282 845,385 Calhoun 31,364 4,819 102 1,979 2,176 5,200 Charlotte 233,139 3,179 28,123 5,105 Citrus 204,108 2,332 1,201 45,151 7,124 00 Clay 249,894 7,897 15,573 21,901 22,697 Collier 590,675 30,539 755 84,515 27,816 22,083 Columbia 179,562 9,998 7,299 23,764 19,875 Dade 14,675,157 78,287 41,324 863,642 2,167,403 1,588,619 Desoto 93,456 15,891 117 1,769 2,723 5,274 Ln Dixie 27,550 948 2,579 1,020 7,549 Duval 5,454,949 10,944 332,222 589,465 594,892 Escambia 1,808,247 4,891 7,127 126,177 111,766 261,310 Flagler 53,424 5,398 3,099 6,753 Franklin 22,139 589 1,154 1,147 Gadsden 163,349 14,153 5,649 7,090 21,209 Gilchrist 20,818 6,282 418 1,133 378 Glades 16,087 6,166 403 1,649 80 Gulf 64,309 1,258 9,765 30,138 0 Hamilton 83,782 6,218 1,793 1,646 55,886 Hardee 95,957 32,482 3,103 4,397 Hendry 142,222 52,591 3,447 4,212 2,793 17,574 Hernando 148,909 11,404 11,572 10,807 13,557 Highlands 206,291 29,400 487 11,542 13,948 10,562 Hillsborough 5,455,902 67,771 3,851 3182,288 571,615 712,575 Holmes 42,795 12,067 225 1,394 1,651 7,038 Indian River 350,540 16,864 343 35,163 12,385 44,475 (D Jackson 163,230 20,131 428 6,369 8,904 20,048 Jefferson 40,912 11,585 2,219 3,622 4,188 Lafayette 11,142 5,638 269 109 116 .Lake 544,743 84,743 2,854 31,911 37,439 53,162 (t Transportation, Total Public Manufac- Income Farm Mining Construction Utilities turing Lee 1,219,256 26,356 3,844 150,928 98,290 67,837 Leon 1,223,979 2,760 837 57,029 59,268 38,956 Levy 66,481 7,511 7,211 4,433 10,634 Liberty 12,278 574 856 503 4,527 Madison 58,485 10,304 1,170 3,243 16,803 Manatee 800,022 41,153 142 79,148 42,453 145,410 Marion 615,564 20,468 42,473 33,298 108,650 Martin 421,645 22,799 66,275 33,690 60F265 Monroe 363,681 71 556 24,271 21,350 7,737 Nassau 194,800 4,791 20,235 5,844 73,858 Okaloosa 797,230 4,041 85 40,906 28,523 49,280 Okeechobee 81,580 20,482 4,413 4,221 3,296 110 Orange 4,957,428 105,573 1,096 404,370 344,811 712,114 00 Osceola 242,807 7,702 105 13,190 5,267 24,263 at. Palm Beach 4,456,299 121,148 2,246 406,436 261,664 822,787 Pasco 581,166 23,125 765 52,492 41,231 49,044 Pinellas 4,374,057 7,144 825 353,742 242,410 790,873 Polk 2,206,099 93,609 116 991 174,438 132,902 418,627 Putnam 259,811 1,435 42,934 18,466 79,758 Ln St Johns 236,286 15,080 9,848 12,026 26,421 St Lucie 537,959 24,994 96,192 50,753 32,400 Santa Rosa 236,785 7,248 7,890 18,547 15,079 40,027 Sarasota .1,264,184 5,085 725 134,800 79,531 109,646 Seminole 867,204 18,255 222 85,294 68,660 180,108 Sumter 84,171 12,045 3,982 15,318 10,273 Suwannee 97,213 13,402 3,638 10,546 16,524 Taylor 111,862 1,802 3,392 51,601 0 Union 50,633 5,905 729 2,181 5,939 1-h Volusia 1,290,638 35,162 91,880 82,413 171,489 Wakulla 30,643 530 105 1,152 2,039 11,101 Walton 61,558 3,692 3,303 10,230 Washington. 511'542 6,598 3,694 6,118 2,368 Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual firm operations. Note: Columns may not add to totals due to nondisclosure. Source: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Information System, (April 1984). Appendix Table 1B LABOR & PROPRIETORS INCOME BY INDUSTRY, 1982 (In Thousands of,Dollars) Finance, Total Insurance, Income Trade Real Estate Services Government Other FLORIDA 69,788,644 13,617,614 5,160,409 16,003,647 $ 12,106,322 658,644 Alachua 1,093,435 157,656 51,245 252,212 421,852 Baker 51,919 4,821 11196 2,225 28,518 659 Bay 07,891 113,761 .27,791 101,571 225,546 Bradford 56,510 10,646 1,763 5,909 24,221 Brevard 2,188,116 262,662 65,632 549,957 417,563 9,113 Broward 6,732,775 1,502,039 646,193 1,756,836 863,589 22,277 Calhoun 31,364 5,158 782 3,432 6,886 830 Charlotte 233,139 42,089 31,896 73,198 30,295 3,705 Citrus 204,108 31,127 8,122 31,782 1,030 00 Clay 249,894 44,866 9,669 50,504 39,830 1,636 Collier 590,675 115,276 59,313 169,476 64,728 16,174 Columbia 179,562 34,644 4,118 25,521 53,561 782 Dade 14,675,157 3,085,447 1,184,544 3,704,941 11910,005 50,945 Desoto 93,456 12,210 5,553 81501 33,058 8,360 Lq Dixie 27,550 3,510 541 1,585 9,477 Duval 5,454,949 1,048,822 565,168 1,026,114 1,270,935 Escambia 1,808,247 261,222 63,236 314,691 655,117 2,710 Flagler 53,424 6,838 9,227 7,300 908 Franklin 22,139 5,810 1,290 3,443 7,802 904 F- Gadsden 163,349 21,803 4,628 12,064 68,187 Fj- U) Gilchrist 20,818 2,291 442 1,340 8,201 333 Glades 16,087 1,292 130 4,030 826 Gulf 64,309 3,982 1,376 5,072 7,809 0 Hamilton 83,782 4,473 1,078 3,231 9,244 213 Hardee 95,957 11,170 3,041 7,674 15,237 13,865 Hendry 142,222 13,699 4,560 9,836 20,943 12,567 Hernando 148,909 28,259 8,032 22,242 34,875 Highlands 206,291 34,326 10,957 37,326 43,288 14,455 0 Hillsborough 5,455,902 1,278,180 400,111 1,127,177 878,101 34,233 Holmes 42,795 5,618 990 3,949 9,754 109 Indian River 350,540 62,017 29,411 74,495 57,350 18,037 (D Jackson 163,230 31,768 6,749 12,397 55,165 1,271 Jefferson 40,912 5,596 1,128 4,674 7,372 528 Lafayette 11,142 1,187 152 398 2,795 470 Lake 544,743 95,400 24,409 87,803 83,420 43,602 (t 0 Finance Total Insurance, Income Trade Real Estate Services Government Other Lee 1,219,256 265,488 115,611 290,820 184,068 16,014 Leon 1,223,979 180,303 59,787 274,425 548,088 2,526 Levy 66,481 9,269 2,196 7,779 14,766 Liberty 12,278 793 194 1,456 3,354 rt Madison 58,485 7,452 1,636 4,656 11,755 1,466 Manatee 800,022 155,130 50,562 157,059 115,817 13,148 Marion 615,564 148,229 34,949 110,067 104,312 Martin 421,645 68,393 30,132 89 o94 37,249 ti Monroe 363,681 75,094 22,730 82:690 121,485 7,697 Nassau 194,800 16,121 3,855 20,536 44,257 2,484 Okaloosa 797,230 91,949 28,827 123,491 428,041 2,087 Okeechobee 81,580 16,974 11,579 15,449 1,957 Orange 4,957,428 926,264 374,162 1,299,010 751,781 38,247 00 Osceola 242,807 63,510 12,332 79,198 34,305 2,935 Palm Beach 4,456,299 .800,424 366,191 1,098,017 514,802 62,584 Pasco 581,166 123,445 33,142 157,393 83,682 16,847 Pinellas 4,374,057 869,404 360,053 1,207,050 529,722 12,834 Polk 2,206,099 411,908 108,722 364,950 290,005 93,947 Ln Putnam 259,811 32,097 6,380 25,380 37,206 3,907 LIn St Johns 236,286 50,091 65,814 44,293 3,033 St Lucie 537,959 68,519 35,480 100,498 74,805 31,447 Santa Rosa 236,785 26,164 4,919 27,710 86,680 2,521 Sarasota 1,264,184 286,504 120,881 361,083 160,581 5,348 Seminole 867,204 199,700 48,616 145,674 112,819 7,856 Sumter 84,171 11,058 2,795 5,456 19,417 Suwannee 97,213 17,033 4,554 11,310 18,119 Taylor .111,862 11,728 2,155 8,573 11,812 976 0 Union 50,633 1,804 867 1,939 30,716 Volusia 1,290,638 265,431 76,332 336,589 223,756 Wakulla 30,643 3,907 511 3,849 7,140 309, Walton 61,558 9,527 11880 10,658 18,985 224 ,Washington 51,542 5,120 1,128 6,666 19,219 631 Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual firm operations. 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Leon 84,251 16,064 3,662 17,259 34,097 112 Levy 5,736 677 158 688 1,245 Liberty 1,167 67 A 172 289 Madison 5,371 610 88 569 .999 167 rt Manatee 58,888 13,150 3,252 9,762 8,919 1,319 Marion 48,998 12,016 2,253 7,399 7,793 Martin 30,594 5,395 1,826 5,,669 3,099 Monroe 27,959 6,477 1,640 6,144 7,466 415 Nassau 11,424 1,654 247 1,699 2,426 114 Okalcosa 53,638 .8,871 2,128 8,710 23,429 76 Okeechobee 7,486 1,408 863 1,293 153 Orange 299,466 62,905 20,099 81,370 46,157 3,785 Osceola 19,895 4,640 770 6,375 2,489 366 Palm Beach 278,327 59,039 20,338 63,626 33,324 6,502 00 Pasco 49,173 11,755 2,200 9,415 6,430 1,895 Pinellas 297,660 69,426 21,727 74,552 32,678 839 Polk 150,447 30,526 6,613 24,133 19,813 12,067 Putnam 16,920 2,713 450 2,440 2,932 234 St Johns 18,504 4,295 618 4,785 3,084 369 Ul St Lucie .36,508 6,153 2,005 5,883 4,879 4,057 Santa Rosa 16,077 2,436 384 1,890 5,635 57 Sarasota 92,603 23,007 6,881 22,021 10,979 441 Seminole 60,347 15,687 2,648 9,432 8,042 505 Sumter 6,859 1,192 215 489 1,387 Suwannee 8,807 1,453 266 1,035 1,328 Taylor 6,957 1,097 154 832 960 21 Union 3,172 175 40 182 1,717 Volusia 99,300 D,706 5,055 24,887 15,425 0 Wakulla 2,624 356 38 449 617 16 Walton 5,755 855 140 994 1,476 13 Washington 4,521 494 99 603 1,534 43 Data not shown to avoid disclosure of individual firm operations. 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P. 00 OD %0 -I&OW@- W0WCDM W&ODOO 0% -J CD lb- W %0.0&&W -30%OW& Qcr H. 0 K3 W CD ul Ln H- m W Ln Ln a, CD 0 0, OD 1- ON -UUIM&w bj@-N%Vko Lao W 0% %D W p. to & w& Im 0 @j a, tQ %D th, Cj) L" 0 & 'D O@--ovl& WODW&Ln I Appendix Table 3B ESTABLISHMENTS BY INDUSTRY, 1981 0 Total Whole- Finance, Establish- sale Retail Insurance, ments Trade Trade Real Estate Services Other FLORIDA 225,338 17,078 60,404 22,956 66,982 14,024 Alachua 3,055 172 913 289 1,012 176 Baker 156 10 58 11 31 10 Bay 2,205 113 693 203 675 110 Bradford 254 17 98 16 58 13 Brevard 5,417 267 1,626 535 1,577 324 Broward 25,853 11889 6,599 2,851 7,993 1,616 Calhoun 190 17 56 10 39 12 Charlotte 1,180 34. 317 125 349 88 Citrus 964 39 288 75 275 57 ko Clay 1,133 49 361 105 325 50 00 ,Collier 2,874 115 766 442 786 209 Columbia. 698 59 239 45 195 30 Dade 44,288 4,845 10,294 4,677 13,346 3,200 Desoto 311 22 99 24 77 24 Dixie 125 6 47 3 27 6 Duval 12,737 1,263 3,313 1,226 4,017 535 Escambia 4,349 299 1,344 400 1,300 215 Flagler 225 6 71 28 46 14 Franklin 165 19 58 11 30 12 tz) Gadsden 464 27 162 37 114 15 H. Gilchrist 74 7 31 5 11 3 Glades 41 1 16 5 6 4 H- Gulf 161 a 53 18 41 9 Hamilton 135 4 65 5 26 0 Hardee 316 26 99 25 65 17 Hendry 337 21 115 22 so 25 Hernando 771 29 228 65 175 66 Highlands 1,007 54 288 73 268 74 Hillsborough 14,774 1,567 3,816 1,287 4,456 791 Holmes 157 15 44 9 32 Indian River 1,669 73 464 173 465 122 Jackson 559 52 219 41 122 20 (D Jefferson 161 9 47 11 47 11 Lafayette @6 1 .16 2 9 1 Lake 2,208 140 676 187 610. 143 0 '4u9LddOTaAaQ OTWOU00a go UOTSTA-FCI @,86-c/suos-rapduKxj Aquno,- L-p-F-ToTj xx X<C@30 wwwww mvuvv V0000 zmxxm mrnrr ai 0 w 0 :5. 0 z 9 m w w rt rt c 0 H. 0) w w " x PV 0 0 w w w w W- m m CD w K H H 64 t B3 ft H ::$ (a 0 A) (D 0 0 :$ " " ::5 0, 0' 0 Q :3, rt r. 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