Hiawatha Pioneer Trail Disabled American Veterans Highway Voyageur Highway Vermillion Street.
Where residents work
Mean Commute25.2minState average 22.1 min
Working from Home37.9%
Local economy
Local Jobs11,301citywide
Jobs within 5 km13,585
Job Growth+7.0%/yrYear over year
Industry CharacterDiversified
Income
Median Household Income$97KPer household, any size
Median Earnings$54KU.S. average $50K
Income Held by Top 20%43.9%Highest-earning 20% of households
Income Held by Top 5%15.6%Highest-earning 5% of households
Workforce
Unemployment8.4%Labor Force Participation68.7%Employment-to-Population63.0%Self-Employed4.5%
County Unemployment, 24 mo3.0 → 4.5%County rate, oldest to newest
Hardship
Poverty11.5%Deep Poverty5.7%Near Poverty5.0%SNAP Households5.7%Public Assistance0.0%
Receiving Social Security34.6%Of households
Any Disability16.1%Of residents
Sources11
Census ACS
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BLS local jobs data
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Federal jobs survey
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BLS wage survey
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BLS monthly jobs
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Federal workplace data
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Cost-of-living index
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IRS mover data
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Census business data
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FDIC + NCUA banks
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OpenStreetMap
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