Olmsted Countys Changing Faces

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Olmsted Countys Changing Faces

• Population growth
• Aging baby boom
• Migration and diversity
• Integration trends

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Olmsted County Population 1960-2000
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Olmsted County Pre-Census Moderate and High
Growth Projections
124,277
Census 124,277
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Number of All Building PermitsRochester, 1950 -
2001
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1990s Employment Growth Rochester MSA
Source ROPD from Minnesota Department of
Economic Security
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Employment Growth

• From 1990 through 2000, we
• grew from 65,685 to 84,730 non-agricultural wage
  salary jobs,
• an increase of 19,045 jobs,
• an increase of 29 overall,
• at a rate averaging over 2.6 per year.

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Regional Labor Force Gap

• Difference between labor force by place of
  residence and jobs by place of work. The gap is
  made up through part-time/part year employment
  multiple job holding and commuting.

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Olmsted County Population Change by Jurisdiction
1980 to 2000
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Population by Jurisdiction Type 1970 - 2000
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Projected Population by Jurisdiction Type
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1990 Population by Age and Sex
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2000 Population by Age and Sex
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Distribution of Population Change by AgeOlmsted
County 1990-2000
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Births and Deaths in Olmsted County 1990-99
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Sources of Population ChangeOlmsted County
1990-2000
Estimated based on Census and Minnesota State
Health records.
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Population Change by Age Source1990 - 2000
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Olmsted County Population Change by Race 1990
to 2000
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2000 White Population by Age Sex
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2000 Minority Population by Age Sex
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Population by Race 2000 Census
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Population by Race Olmsted County 2000 Census
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Olmsted Co. Population Change 1990-2000 by Race
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Enrollment by Race ISD 535 Public Private
public 21 minority, private lt 5.
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Race FARPL Eligibility
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International Population - 1999
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Language Spoken At Home 2000-2001 Olmsted County
K-12 Students
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Olmsted County 2000 Populationby Place of Birth
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Region of Birth of Foreign Born Olmsted County
2000
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Where People Came FromOlmsted County 1910
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Dissimilarity Indices for Selected Traits - 1990
Census Tracts
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Adjusted White non-Hispanic/Other Dissimilarity
Index 1970-2000
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Percent Minority by Geographic Area - Olmsted
County
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Segregation Indices

• Total population 2000 by Race 21
• Elementary Students by Race 30
• Elementary Students by Poverty 37
• Rental Housing 30 to 35
• Multi-family Housing 30 to 35

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Community Challenges

• Supplying affordable housing
• Maintaining integrated neighborhoods and schools
• Assimilating newcomers
• Overcoming barriers to learning
• Maintaining a welcoming community