necc demographics summary

NECC Demographic Data Summary of Census Data from 1980-2000 Faculty Advisor: Patrick Van Inwegen Authors: Stephen Eyman, Shane Fouts, Matthew Holloman, Aaron Korthuis, Barb Liggett, Morgan Yost Whitworth Political Science Department – Research Methods Class 5/21/2010

NECC Demographic Data Summary

Students from Political Science Research Methods class from Whitworth University worked with the Northeast Community Center (NECC) to collect demographic data for the area that the NECC serves. The stated goals for the NECC were to have data in a consistent format over time so that when the 2010 census data becomes available, they can easily integrate it into the existing data to see trends over time. The information is to be made available to any of the agencies that work in the NECC as well as any people visiting the NECC. It was beyond the scope of the expertise of the students to suggest any policy recommendations or implications of the changes, but rather, the focus of this report is to provide the data. The data are provided in a variety of formats so that they can be best used as needed.

All census data was collected from the website: Factfinder.census.gov. Information on the following general categories was collected:

Population, household income, housing characteristics, education, age, language spoken, racial background, house heating source, veteran status, and place of birth.

The categories where ones that the NECC indicated would be most helpful in determining emerging needs in the neighborhoods they serve. The census asks questions of every household in the United States every ten years. The questions are mostly about individuals, but some are aggregated to the household level (like income). The wording of those questions often changes each time the census is taken, as do the categories of responses, however, these variables have similar wording and response categories that should allow for meaningful comparisons of trends over time. From the website, we utilized the “Quick Tables” section to extract the data because it was the most readable, consistent in format, and provided all the relevant information by census tracts. The tracts included were: 1, 2, 3, 4, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 25, 26, 111. The website only covered 1990 and 2000 censuses, so data from the 1980 Census was entered manually.

For each variable, there are three sheets: All Data, Summary, and Charts. All Data included information for all the census tracts, neighborhood totals, and grand totals. Under the Summary Sheet we included simply neighborhood totals and grand totals, and we eliminated sub-categories within the variables. We condensed the Census Tracts into neighborhood totals, with the following neighborhoods comprised of the following Census Tracts:

Hillyard includes tracts: 1, 2, 3, 15, 16, 17, 18 Nevada Lidgerwood includes tracts: 4, 14, 111 Logan includes tract 25 Chief Gary Park includes tract 26

The summary worksheets are included at the end of this document for quick reference as well as in the Excel workbook that contains all of the data. Charts is a visual summary of interesting information that may be useful for presentations (some are included in this brief summary). Below are some very general observations from each area.

Population Growth

The neighborhoods served by the NECC have grown over the past two decades, but most of that growth occurred in the 1990s. The table below shows the number of residents in each neighborhood as well as the number who were not born US citizens. The increase in population in the 1990s has been almost exclusively by foreign-born people (though the information for 1990 was missing for Logan and Chief Garry Park neighborhoods).

Income

The table below shows the income distribution for each year, though the categories for each year change (which is why there is just a category number along the bottom line). Also, the category values change, reflecting inflation. Thus the general distribution of the lines is what is more relevant from this graphic. In 1980, over 50% of households in the Northeast Community made less than $15,000 a year. In 1990, 50% of households made less than $25,000 a year. In 2000, over 50% of household earnings in this same community were less than $30,000 a year. Also of note, the number of households who depend on earnings, Social Security or public assistance for their income has remained relatively stable over the past 20 years. About 75% of the households depend on earnings for their income, about 28% draw Social Security Income, and about 10% receive public assistance income. These categories are not exclusive, so there is some overlap, but the percentages have been relatively similar in all three censuses.

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Chief Garry Park 4274 157 0 112 4754 199

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Housing Characteristics

There has been a gradual trend over the three censuses toward more rental units. In 1980, 53% of housing units were owner occupied. This declined to 50% in 1990 and by 2000, both owner occupied and renter occupied were at 46% of the housing units in the neighborhoods served by the NECC (the other 8% were vacant in 2000). The number of vacant units grew from 6% in the 1980 and 1990 censuses to 8% in the 2000 census. The total housing units has increased from 21,714 units in 1980 to 24,901 units in 2000. The number of people per unit has also gone up over time, with most of the growth in the 1980s, from 1.99 per unit to 2.30. This translates into an extra person for every three units.

Education

The data for each census are given, but because of differences in how the data is categorized, we opted to not include any changes over time in summary form. Those would need to be looked at more carefully and would have caveats that would be required when presenting the information. The raw numbers of people in the neighborhoods served by the NECC are included by category below for the 2000 census.

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Age

There are potential problems when comparing the data across time, as the age data for 1980 does not match the total population data for 1980 reported in the earlier section (and that data came from a printout from the NECC). However, if we look at it compared to the other two census reports, we find that the age distribution looks fairly similar, with an age distribution that follows a normal curve. The young, working-age population (20-30) makes up the largest categories. Between the 1990 and 2000 census, there seems to be a clear shift in ages toward more older people, though there is a decline in the number of people aged 55-75.

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Language Spoken

In regards to language, it is clear that the Northeast neighborhood of Spokane had a growing Spanish-speaking population during the 1990's. In 1990, only 563 households spoke Spanish, a decade later this number had nearly doubled to 1063 households. An even more drastic increase is seen in the Russian speaking population. 1990 saw only 28 Russian speaking households, while 2000 saw a startling 812. Finally, the Vietnamese population of the neighborhood also seems to be experiencing substantial growth.

Race

When exploring the theme of race, the percentages in 2000 were 87.5% white, 2.4% black, 2.5% American Indian, 3.0% Asian/Islander, 3.5% Hispanic, and 1.1% other race. Aside from American Indian, all of the groups rose in number between 1990 and 2000, and the non-white groups rose in roughly the same percentages across the categories.

Migration

In terms of the migration variable, the general trends appear to stay relatively stable throughout the three censuses. In 1980 and 1990, approximately 4.5% of the population in the NECC neighborhoods was born outside of the United States, and in 2000 about 6.5% of the population was foreign-born. Thus, there has been a slight increase in migration to the NECC neighborhoods.

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Education 1980 Census

Subject Hillyard Nevada/Lidgerwood Logan Chief Gary

Park Grand Total

School Enrollment and Type of School

Persons 3 years old and over now in School 6095 3330 2935 1117 13441

Nursery School 233 118 26 19 396

Private 124 77 16 14 231

Kindergarten 403 193 82 45 723

Private 42 27 11 0 80

Elementary (1 to 8 years) 2899 1327 375 458 5059

Private 248 90 65 58 461

High School (1 to 4 years) 1339 685 329 189 2542

Private 128 53 108 11 300

College 1175 1027 2123 406 4731

Educational Attainment

Persons 25 years old and over 13853 8434 3152 2395 27634

Elementary 0 to 4 years 238 113 59 27 437

5 to 7 years 536 313 119 56 1024

8 years 1418 850 218 206 2692

High School 1 to 3 years 2384 1148 270 394 4196

4 years 5200 3273 875 1032 10380

College 1 to 3 years 2903 2035 729 489 6156

4 years 974 902 882 191 2949

% High School Graduates 64.10% 72.30% 78.90% 71.50% 71.70%

1990 Census

Subject Hillyard Nevada/Lidgerwood Logan

Chief Gary Park

Grand Total

School Enrollment

Persons 3 years and over enrolled in school 6603 4165 2,981 1,144 14893

Preprimary school 428 286 50 81 845

Elementary or high school 4525 2526 578 615 8244

Percent in private school 49.2 12.5 6.9 8.3

College 1650 1353 2,353 448 5804

Educational Attainment

Persons 25 years and over 14582 11131 3,248 2,658 31619

Less than 9th grade 1180 840 273 200 2493

9th to 12th grade, no diploma 2292 1521 377 337 4527

High school graduate 5019 3425 754 861 10059

Some college, no degree 3400 2808 660 730 7598

Associate degree 1544 1063 283 265 3155

Bachelor's degree 964 1183 444 183 2774

Graduate or professional degree 183 291 457 82 1013

Census 2000


Chief Gary Park

Grand Total

School Enrollment/Type of School

Population 3 years and over enrolled in school 7858 4838 3,257 1,445 17398

Nursery school, preschool 515 387 59 84 1045

Public 363 245 22 21 651

Kindergarten 585 286 97 69 1037

Public 514 251 82 61 908

Elementary: grade 1 to 4 2046 885 193 207 3331

Public 1881 821 124 207 3033

Elementary: grade 5 to 8 1555 1029 114 273 2971

Public 1452 989 76 267 2784

High school: grade 9 to 12 1782 936 181 287 3186

Public 1724 901 113 282 3020

College, undergraduate 1229 1151 2,347 499 5226

Public 1180 910 490 457 3037

Graduate, professional school 146 164 266 26 602

Public 99 125 30 19 273

Population 18 to 24 years 2747 2655 2,774 711 8887

High school graduates 2019 2153 2,607 560 7339

Enrolled in college or graduate school 617 728 2,298 319 3962

Educational Attainment (highest level)

Population 18 to 24 years 2747 2655 2,774 711 8887

Less than high school graduate 728 502 167 151 1548

High school graduate (incl. equivalency) 935 777 329 186 2227

Some college or associate degree 998 1134 1,959 345 4436

Bachelor's degree or higher 86 242 319 29 676

Population 25 years and over 16290 11705 3,375 2,745 34115

Less than 5th grade 197 106 68 25 396

5th to 8th grade 624 348 122 72 1166

9th to 12th grade, no diploma 2219 1436 359 432 4446

High school graduate (incl. equivalency) 5760 3735 873 967 11335

Some college credit, less than 1 year 1483 876 230 203 2792

1 or more years of college, no degree 2964 2157 491 538 6150

Associate degree 1715 1427 277 280 3699

Bachelor's degree 931 1188 558 140 2817

Master's degree 286 238 267 75 866

Professional degree 89 153 64 13 319

Doctorate degree 22 41 66 0 129

Income and Source of Earnings 1980 Census

Subject Hillyard Nevada-Lidgerwood Logan Chief Garry Park Grand Totals

INCOME IN 1979

Households 9,254 6476 2,466 1815 20011

Less than $5000 1,503 1027 667 247 3444

$5000 to $ 1,032 789 393 214 2428

$7500 to $9999 978 793 214 230 2215

$10000 to $14999 1,791 1271 353 437 3852

$15000 to $19999 1,414 921 322 239 2896

$20000 to $24999 1,203 700 190 190 2283

$25000 to $34999 997 674 254 201 2126

$35000 to $49999 302 261 68 49 680

$50000 or more 34 40 5 18 97

Median household income (dollars) 12,846 12130 9,521 12761 11815

INCOME TYPE IN 1979

Households 9,254 6476 2,466 1815 20011

With earnings 7,124 4993 1,687 1503 15306

With Social Security income 2,654 1862 772 479 5767

With public assistance income 1,101 471 301 177 2050

1990 Census


INCOME IN 1989

Households 9774 7893 2,597 1867 22131

Less than $5,000 792 605 436 206 2039

$5,000 to $9,999 1653 1277 575 264 3769

$10,000 to $14,999 1242 1151 352 275 3020

$15,000 to $24,999 2568 1936 525 467 5496

$25,000 to $34,999 1636 1225 381 322 3564

$35,000 to $49,999 1290 1041 234 226 2791

$50,000 to $74,999 430 514 28 79 1051

$75,000 to $99,999 109 108 53 15 285

$100,000 to $149,999 37 36 7 0 80

$150,000 or more 17 0 6 13 36

Median household income (dollars) n/a n/a 14,128 19273 n/a

INCOME TYPE IN 1989

Households 9774 7893 2,597 1867 22131

With income 6735 5668 1,671 1417 15491

With Social Security income 3001 2261 826 520 6608

With public assistance income 1497 918 175 304 2894

With retirement income 1643 1312 475 245 3675

2000 Census


INCOME IN 1999

Households 10476 9319 2528 1935 24258

Less than $10,000 1517 1332 564 320 3733

$10,000 to $14,999 1,001 1103 402 156 2662

$15,000 to $19,999 976 1137 277 256 2646

$20,000 to $24,999 912 853 309 187 2261

$25,000 to $29,999 1,068 925 203 245 2441

$30,000 to $34,999 973 807 150 131 2061

$35,000 to $39,999 682 815 126 78 1701

$40,000 to $44,999 678 573 106 109 1466

$45,000 to $49,999 544 306 87 67 1004

$50,000 to $59,999 889 578 92 186 1745

$60,000 to $74,999 654 397 71 136 1258

$75,000 to $99,999 354 246 64 21 685

$100,000 to $124,999 127 90 36 26 279

$125,000 to $149,999 21 55 26 5 107

$150,000 to $199,999 30 38 15 12 95

$200,000 or more 50 64 0 0 114

Median household income (dollars) n/a n/a 20352 25970 n/a

INCOME TYPE IN 1999

Households 10476 8234 2528 1935 23173

With earnings 8022 6283 1792 1588 17685

With Social Security income 2674 2184 684 374 5916

With Supplemental Security Income 731 337 142 149 1359

With public assistance income 963 611 149 173 1896

With retirement income 1389 1080 229 315 3013

Citizenship Status 1980 Census

Geography Hillyard

Nevada-Lidgerwood

Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Total

Total Population 24405 14759 6431 4274 49869

Foreign Born 916 649 466 157 2188

1990 Census

Geography Hillyard

Nevada-Lidgerwood

Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Total

Total Population 24982 17585 6,421 4,421 53409

Under 18 years; Native 7271 4175 957 1144 13547 Under 18 years; Foreign born; Naturalized citizen 23 10 0 0 33 Under 18 years; Foreign born; Not a citizen 104 85 0 0 189

18 years and over; Native 16766 12557 4999 3094 37416 18 years and over; Foreign born; Naturalized citizen 451 474 164 75 1164 18 years and over; Foreign born; Not a citizen 367 329 301 37 1034

2000 Census

Geography Hillyard

Nevada-Lidgerwood

Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Total

Total population 27237 19033 7040 4754 58064

Under 18 years; Foreign born 475 232 80 28 815 Under 18 years; Foreign born; Naturalized citizen 25 23 29 22 99 Under 18 years; Foreign born; Not a citizen 450 209 51 6 716

18 years and over; Foreign born 1414 1051 311 171 2947 18 years and over; Foreign born; Naturalized citizen 463 560 98 74 1195 18 years and over; Foreign born; Not a citizen 951 491 213 97 1752

Age 1980 Census

Hillyard Nevada-

Lidgerwood Logan

Chief Garry Park

Grand Total

Total Population 37111 22615 9803 6493 76022

Under 5 years 3322 1769 464 504 6059

5 to 9 years 2927 1352 435 366 5080

10 to 14 years 2619 1150 375 370 4514

15 to 19 years 3057 1909 1399 605 6970

20 to 24 years 4244 3238 2241 1070 10793

25 to 34 years 6545 3838 1494 1255 13132

35 to 44 years 3077 1634 523 471 5705

45 to 54 years 3029 1587 599 473 5688

55 to 64 years 3376 1811 800 534 6521

65 to 74 years 2808 1958 748 502 6016

75 + 2177 1755 725 333 4990

1990 Census

Hillyard Nevada-

Lidgerwood Logan

Chief Garry Park

Grand Total

Total Population 24982 17585 6,421 4,421 53409

Under 5 years 2252 1447 320 425 4444

5 to 9 years 2214 1277 287 348 4126

10 to 14 years 1904 1035 245 242 3426

15 to 19 years 1672 1113 897 324 4006

20 to 24 years 1969 1715 1,421 519 5624

25 to 29 years 2331 1745 552 515 5143

30 to 34 years 2283 1615 379 385 4662

35 to 39 years 1975 1314 336 309 3934

40 to 44 years 1443 1019 260 256 2978

45 to 49 years 1012 702 164 171 2049

50 to 54 years 833 609 150 130 1722

55 to 59 years 812 537 167 138 1654

60 to 64 years 862 553 231 164 1810

65 to 69 years 986 682 195 130 1993

70 to 74 years 790 644 207 132 1773

75 to 79 years 723 593 205 105 1626

80 to 84 years 498 485 187 76 1246

85 + 423 500 218 52 1193

2000 Census

Hillyard Nevada-

Lidgerwood Logan

Chief Garry Park

Grand Total

Total population 27209 19033 7,040 4,754 58036

Under 5 years 2313 1554 317 420 4604

5 to 9 years 2421 1289 264 379 4353

10 to 14 years 2148 1157 225 346 3876

15 to 19 years 2127 1371 1,089 332 4919

20 to 24 years 1991 2088 1,777 547 6403

25 to 29 years 2132 1653 487 439 4711

30 to 34 years 2067 1332 339 367 4105

35 to 39 years 2186 1315 333 386 4220

40 to 44 years 1999 1301 291 311 3902

45 to 49 years 1749 1161 305 284 3499

50 to 54 years 1342 951 235 235 2763

55 to 59 years 981 649 170 159 1959

60 to 64 years 728 536 123 150 1537

65 to 69 years 667 488 134 109 1398

70 to 74 years 696 497 179 96 1468

75 to 79 years 697 587 183 76 1543

80 to 84 years 484 494 228 69 1275

85 to 89 years 317 361 200 34 912

90 + 164 249 161 15 589

Race 1990 Census

Subject Hillyard

Nevada Lidgerwood Logan

Chief Garry Park

Grand Total

Total population 24982 17,585 6,421 4,421 53,409

RACE AND HISPANIC ORIGIN

White 23119 16,450 5,869 3,982 49,420

Black 369 278 82 120 849

American Indian, Eskimo, or Aleut 745 300 137 182 1364

Asian or Pacific Islander 544 429 272 86 1331

Other race 205 128 61 51 445

Hispanic origin (of any race) 567 403 185 137 1292

2000 Census

Subject Hillyard Nevada

Lidgerwood Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Total


RACE

White 23757 16,812 6,218 3,942 50,729

Black or African American 585 474 110 179 1348

American Indian and Alaska Native 710 357 102 137 1306

Asian 691 479 266 144 1580

Native Hawaiian and Other Pacific Islander 41 66 24 15 146

Some other race 259 162 73 80 574

Hispanic or Latino (of any race) 832 609 324 185 1950

Migration 1980 Census

Hillyard Nevada/Lidgerwood Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Total

Total Persons 24405 14759 6431 4274 49869

Native 23489 14110 5965 4117 47681

Foreign-Born 916 649 466 157 2188

1990 Census


Park Grand Total


Native population 24037 16732 5,956 4,238 50963

Foreign-born population 945 898 465 112 2420

2000 Census


Park Grand Total


Native 25348 17750 6,649 4,555 54302

Foreign born 1889 1283 391 199 3762

Ancestry 1990 Census

Subject Hillyard Nevada Lidgerwood Logan

Chief Garry Park

Grand Total


Dutch 916 697 180 136 1929

English 4589 2653 905 631 8778

French (except Basque) 1751 1026 406 236 3419

German 9578 5,917 2,227 1,482 19,204

Irish 4912 3414 1,724 929 10,979

Italian 1256 867 262 195 2580

Norwegian 1878 1203 321 247 3649

Scotch-Irish 868 746 140 117 1871

Swedish 1545 1127 243 143 3058

United States or American 847 782 191 94 1914

2000 Census

Ancestry Hillyard Nevada Lidgerwood Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Total

Total population 27,237 19,033 7,040 4,754 58,064

Dutch 670 405 108 97 1,280

English 2187 1930 633 473 5,223

French (except Basque) 1025 675 393 157 2,250

German 5958 4281 1,327 1,160 12,726

Irish 3567 2333 1,057 643 7,600

Italian 1027 761 387 169 2,344

Norwegian 1380 948 302 251 2,881

Scottish 721 390 211 110 1,432

Swedish 829 758 163 146 1,896

United States or American 1773 937 221 192 3,123

Languages Spoken 1990 Census

Persons 5 Years or Older Hillyard

Nevada Liderwood Logan

Chief Garry Park Grand Totals

Speak only English 21606 15046 5559 3716 45927

German 251 191 88 43 573

Yiddish 0 0 0 0 0

Other West Germanic Language 0 7 0 0 7

Scandinavian 9 34 6 41 90

Greek 7 8 0 0 15

Indic 0 6 0 0

Italian 118 30 17 0 165

French or French Creole 91 48 53 19 211

Portuguese or Portuguese Creole 0 0 0 8 8

Spanish or Spanish Creole 226 180 141 16 563

Polish 5 0 11 17 33

Russian 0 10 18 0 28

South Slavic 0 0 0 0 0

Other Slavic Language 0 0 0 0 0

Other Indo European Language 0 0 20 11 31

Arabic 42 69 0 32 143

Tagalog 12 0 7 0 19

Chinese 0 127 23 24 174

Hungarian 0 0 0 0 0

Japanese 22 47 128 0 197

Mon-Khmer 0 0 0 0 0

Korean 33 64 0 0 97

Native North American Languages 6 21 0 0 27

Vietnamese 63 178 27 0 268

Other and unspecified language 244 68 15 0 327

2000 Census Data

Hillyard Nevada

Liderwood Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Totals

Population 5 Year and Over 24969 17540 6,707 4,288 53504

Speak only English 22722 16023 6,115 3,838 48698

Speak a language other than English 2247 1517 592 450 4806

Speak a language other than English 2247 1517 592 450 4806

Spanish or Spanish Creole 429 235 255 132 1051

French (incl. Patois, Cajun) 63 51 40 8 162

French Creole 0 0 0 0 0

Italian 49 61 8 16 134

Portuguese or Portuguese Creole 0 0 0 0 0

German 158 147 52 71 428

Yiddish 0 0 0 0 0

Other West Germanic languages 4 15 0 0 19

Scandinavian languages 7 20 0 5 32

Greek 0 0 0 0 0

Russian 526 184 59 43 812

Polish 25 0 0 17 42

Serbo-Croatian 16 92 10 0 118

Other Slavic languages 185 109 25 0 319

Armenian 0 0 0 0 0

Persian 0 0 0 0 0

Gujarathi 0 0 0 0 0

Hindi 0 0 0 0 0

Urdu 0 0 0 0 0

Other Indic languages 50 0 0 0 50

Other Indo-European languages 28 0 0 8 36

Chinese 10 118 23 0 151

Japanese 14 75 16 0 105

Korean 0 4 31 12 47

Mon-Khmer, Cambodian 23 0 0 0 23

Miao, Hmong 186 25 0 0 211

Thai 16 0 0 8 24

Laotian 74 45 0 0 119

Vietnamese 196 101 9 90 396

Other Asian languages 4 0 0 0 4

Tagalog 53 79 28 0 160

Other Pacific Island languages 73 55 23 0 151

Navajo 0 0 0 0 0

Other Native North American languages 16 28 0 19 63

Hungarian 0 0 0 0 0

Arabic 22 73 0 14 109

Hebrew 0 0 0 7 7

African languages 0 0 13 0 13

Other and unspecified languages 0 0 0 0 0

Veteran Status

1990 Census

VETERAN STATUS Hillyard


Chief Garry Park

Grand Totals

Civilian veterans 16 years and over 3068 2170 547 556 6341

2000 Census

VETERAN STATUS Hillyard


Chief Garry Park

Grand Totals

Civilian veterans 18 years and older 3066 2072 598 450 6186

Heating, Sewage, and Water Census 1980

Subject Hillyard Nevada/Lidgerwood Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Total

Housing heating Fuel

Utility Gas 3874 2399 795 510 7578

Bottled Tank or LP Gas 45 36 0 7 88

Electricity 2820 5767 1108 736 10431

Fuel oil Etc. 2078 908 427 579 3992

Other 458 144 114 41 757

No Fuel Used 4 0 8 0 12

CHARACTERISTICS OF HOUSING UNITS

Source of water public/private 9757 6900 2667 2026 21350

Sewage Disposal Public 9112 6806 2652 1971 20541

Census 1990


Chief Garry Park

Grand Total

Total housing units 10433 8229 2,829 1,970 23461

SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS

Lacking complete plumbing facilities 15 30 0 0 45

Lacking complete kitchen facilities 147 164 23 0 334

Condominium housing units 106 168 19 0 293

SOURCE OF WATER

Public system or private company 10429 8229 2,829 1,970 23457

Individual drilled well 0 0 0 0 0

Individual dug well 4 0 0 0 4

Some other source 0 0 0 0 0

SEWAGE DISPOSAL

Public sewer 9934 8206 2,822 1,937 22899

Septic tank or cesspool 490 23 7 33 553

Other means 9 0 0 0 9

Occupied housing units 9811 7848 2,596 1,851 22106

HOUSE HEATING FUEL

Utility gas 4237 2485 903 633 8258

Bottled, tank, or LP gas 123 67 18 28 236

Electricity 3310 4171 1,379 784 9644

Fuel oil, kerosene, etc. 1412 776 216 291 2695

Coal or coke 34 21 0 7 62

Wood 520 294 37 99 950

Solar energy 0 12 0 0 12

Other fuel 145 22 32 9 208

No fuel used 30 0 11 0 41

Census 2000


Park Grand Total

HOUSE HEATING FUEL


Utility gas 6293 3903 1,113 875 12184


Electricity 2901 3632 1,208 778 8519

Fuel oil, kerosene, etc 965 484 190 191 1830


Wood 65 88 0 41 194


Other fuel 57 23 0 12 92


Housing 1980 Census

Housing Characteristics 1980 Hillyard


Chief Garry Park

Grand Totals

OCCUPANCY

All housing units 10183 6867 2667 1997 21714

Occupied housing units 9702 6410 2452 1847 20411

Persons in occupied units 9279 6408 2452 1844 19983 Persons per occupied housing

unit 2.2 2 1.71 2.05 1.99

Vacant housing units 481 457 215 150 1303

For sale only 110 114 9 21 254

For rent 183 203 172 78 636

Rented or sold, not occupied 73 65 5 1 144 For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use 16 9 5 2 32

For migratory workers

Other vacant 119 66 24 48 257

Owner-occupied housing units 6394 3378 929 976 11677

Renter-occupied housing units 3308 3032 1523 871 8734

1990 Census

Housing Characteristics 1990 Hillyard Nevada

Lidgerwood Logan Chief Garry

Park Grand Totals

OCCUPANCY



Persons in occupied units 24700 14987 5276 4421 49384

Persons per occupied housing unit 2.51 2 2.03 2.32 2.30


For sale only 129 86 15 26 256

For rent 211 118 145 48 522

Rented or sold, not occupied 106 50 25 15 196

For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use 11 12 4 5 32

For migratory workers 0 0 0 0 0

Other vacant 165 92 44 26 327



2000 Census Housing Characteristics 2000 Hillyard


Chief Garry Park

Grand Totals

OCCUPANCY



Persons in occupied units 27022 18498 5343 4741 55604

Persons per occupied housing unit 2.60 2.27 2.12 2.45 2.36


For sale only 184 87 26 29 326

For rent 357 441 143 129 1070

Rented or sold, not occupied 39 21 7 15 82

For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use 16 12 12 3 43

For migratory workers 0 0 0 0 0

Other vacant 162 95 39 39 335



Heating, Water, and Sewage Census 1980


Park Grand Total

Housing heating Fuel

Utility Gas 3874 2399 795 510 7578

Bottled Tank or LP Gas 45 36 0 7 88

Electricity 2820 5767 1108 736 10431

Fuel oil Etc. 2078 908 427 579 3992

Other 458 144 114 41 757

No Fuel Used 4 0 8 0 12

CHARACTERISTICS OF HOUSING UNITS

Source of water public/private 9757 6900 2667 2026 21350

Sewage Disposal Public 9112 6806 2652 1971 20541

Census 1990


Chief Garry Park

Grand Total

Total housing units 10433 8229 2,829 1,970 23461

SELECTED CHARACTERISTICS

Lacking complete plumbing facilities 15 30 0 0 45

Lacking complete kitchen facilities 147 164 23 0 334

Condominium housing units 106 168 19 0 293

SOURCE OF WATER

Public system or private company 10429 8229 2,829 1,970 23457

Individual drilled well 0 0 0 0 0

Individual dug well 4 0 0 0 4

Some other source 0 0 0 0 0

SEWAGE DISPOSAL

Public sewer 9934 8206 2,822 1,937 22899

Septic tank or cesspool 490 23 7 33 553

Other means 9 0 0 0 9


HOUSE HEATING FUEL

Utility gas 4237 2485 903 633 8258


Electricity 3310 4171 1,379 784 9644

Fuel oil, kerosene, etc. 1412 776 216 291 2695


Wood 520 294 37 99 950


Other fuel 145 22 32 9 208


Census 2000


Park Grand Total

HOUSE HEATING FUEL


Utility gas 6293 3903 1,113 875 12184


Electricity 2901 3632 1,208 778 8519

Fuel oil, kerosene, etc 965 484 190 191 1830


Wood 65 88 0 41 194


Other fuel 57 23 0 12 92


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