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Volume 3

PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT

Number 2

Compendium of Public Employment

Census of Governments

U.S. Department of Commerce

Economics and Statistics Administration

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
The staff of the Governments Division’s Recurring Programs Area, headed by Karl K. Kindel, is

responsible for the preparation of this report. Henry Wulf and Meredith L. DeHart supervised the

data collection and editing activities. Betty S. Curry reviewed data tabulations and evaluated final

publication copy. Gerard Keffer and Thomas Manning coordinated publication preparation

activities.

Victoria Campbell carried out all electronic data processing operations, under the supervision

of Kathleen Chamberlain, Chief, Information Systems Branch.

Governments Division’s Census of Governments Branch staff reviewed and assembled data for

the states and largest local governments covered by this report. The staff of the Data Preparation

Division, Judith N. Petty, Chief, reviewed and assembled data for all other local governments.

The staff of the Administrative and Customer Services Division, Walter C. Odom, Chief,

performed publication planning, editorial review, design, composition, and printing planning and

procurement. Frances B. Scott provided publication coordination and editing.

Carma Hogue of the Economic Statistical Methods and Programming Division, Charles P.

Pautler, Jr., Chief, supplied advice and assistance in statistical methodologies.

The U.S. Bureau of the Census offers special thanks for the cooperation and assistance of the

thousands of state and local government officials in providing information for this report.

For information regarding data in this report, contact the Chief, Governments

Division, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233-6800 or phone toll free

1-800-642-4901

Acknowledgments
GC92(3)-2

Volume 3

PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT

Number 2

Compendium of Public Employment

Issued February 1997

Census of Governments

U.S. Department of Commerce

William Daley, Secretary

Economics and Statistics Administration

Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary

for Economic Affairs

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Martha Farnsworth Riche, Director
GOVERNMENTS DIVISION

Gordon W. Green, Chief

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Martha Farnsworth Riche, Director

Bryant Benton, Deputy Director

Paula J. Schneider, Principal Associate

Director for Programs

Frederick T. Knickerbocker, Associate

Director for Economic Programs

Thomas L. Mesenbourg, Assistant Director

for Economic Programs

ECONOMIC PLANNING AND COORDINATION

DIVISION

John P. Govoni, Chief

ECONOMICS

AND STATISTICS

ADMINISTRATION

Economics and Statistics

Administration

Everett M. Ehrlich, Under Secretary

for Economic Affairs

For sale by Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402.
Compendium of Public Employment

Introduction ....................................................................................... V

TABLES

1 Summary of Public Employment and Payrolls by Type of Government: October

1992...................................................................................... 1

2. Summary of Public Employment and Payrolls by Level of Government: 1946 to

1992...................................................................................... 1

3. Summary of Public Employment and Payrolls by Function: October 1992 ........... 2

4. Full-Time Equivalent Employment of State and Local Government by Type of

Government: 1957 to 1992 ............................................................. 4

5. Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of Government: 1957 to 1992 ... 5

6. Average Monthly Earnings of Full-Time State and Local Government Employees

by Type of Government: 1957 to 1992................................................. 6

7. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government and Function: October 1992 ............................................. 7

8. Percent Distribution of Full-Time Equivalent Public Employment by Type of

Government and Function: October 1992 ............................................. 11

9. Federal, State, and Local Government Employment by State: October 1992 ........ 12

10. Population and Number of Local Governments by Type and State: 1992 ............ 14

11. State and Local Government Payrolls by State: October 1992 ........................ 15

12. State and Local Government Full-Time Equivalent Employment Per 10,000

Population by Function and State: October 1992 ..................................... 16

13. State and Local Government Payrolls Per 10,000 Population by Function and

State: October 1992..................................................................... 24

14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992 ..................................... 32

15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992 ........................................................ 84

16. Special District Government Employment and Payrolls by Employment-Size Group

and State: October 1992................................................................ 136

17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992 ............................................................................ 141

18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

1992...................................................................................... 156

19. Distribution of Local Governments and Full-Time Equivalent Employment by

Employment-Size Group, Type of Government, and State: October 1992 .......... 238

20. Distribution of Local Governments and Full-Time Equivalent Employment by

Employment-Size Group, Function, and State: October 1992........................ 246

21. Special District Government Employment and Payrolls by Employment-Size Group

and Function: October 1992 ............................................................ 268

Contents

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APPENDIXES

A. Definitions of Selected Terms ---------------------------------------------------------------- A-1

B. Multicounty Municipalities with Population of 50,000 or More: 1991----------------------- B-1

C. Multicounty Special Districts With Large Employment: 1992------------------------------- C-1

D. County-Type Areas Without County Governments------------------------------------------ D-1

Publication Program--------------------------------------------------------------- Inside back cover

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Census of Governments

INTRODUCTION

A census of governments is taken at 5-year intervals as

required by law under title 13, United States Code, Section

161. This 1992 census, similar to those taken since 1957,

covers four major subject fields—government organization,

taxable property values, public employment, and government finances.

Volume 3, Public Employment, contains two reports: No.

1, Employment of Major Local Governments; and No. 2,

Compendium of Public Employment.

This report, No. 2, provides a comprehensive summary

of census findings on government employment and payrolls for October 1992. National and State-by-State data

are shown for the Federal Government, State governments, and local governments by type of government.

Additional data are provided on local governments by

county area and by size groups.

ORGANIZATION OF THIS REPORT

This introduction provides a brief overview of major

findings from the 1992 Census of Governments, Survey of

Government Employment; an explanation of the sources of

data; a description of the limitations of data; and the

availability of additional data and sources related to this

report. Appendix A at the back of this publication provides

important definitions of terms used in this report.

The statistical tables in this report are grouped by five

general categories:

x Tables 1 through 8 provide National summaries of

government employment, payrolls, and full-time employee

average earnings by type of government and by government function;

x Tables 9 through 14 present similar data for each State

and the District of Columbia with additional detail on the

ratios of employment and payroll to population and on

full-time employee average earnings;

x Table 15 presents data on employment and payroll of

county areas by State and by population-size group;

x Tables 16 and 21 present data on employment and

payroll by State and by employment-size group for

special districts.

x Table 17 presents employment and payroll by State and

enrollment-size group for school systems.

x Table 18 shows aggregates of local government employment and payroll data by county areas;

x Tables 19 and 20 provide National and State distributions of local governments by employment size, by type

of government, or by selected government functions.

Table A. Public Employment and Payrolls by Level of Government: 1957 to 1992

Item

Employment (thousands) Payroll (million dollars)

Total Federal State Local Total Federal State Local

October 1992 ........................ 18,164 3,047 4,587 10,531 (NA) (NA) 9,750 22,687

October 1987 ........................ 17,212 3,091 4,116 10,005 32,669 7,924 7,263 17,482

October 1982 ........................ 15,841 2,848 3,744 9,249 23,173 5,959 5,022 12,192

October 1977 ........................ 15,459 2,848 3,491 9,120 15,338 3,918 3,195 8,225

October 1972 ........................ 13,759 2,795 2,957 8,007 9,950 2,710 1,937 5,303

October 1967 ........................ 11,867 2,993 2,335 6,539 6,056 1,842 1,106 3,108

October 1962 ........................ 9,388 2,539 1,680 5,169 3,966 1,347 635 1,985

April 1957 ........................... 8,047 2,439 1,300 4,307 2,533 919 373 1,242

Percent change, 1987 to 1992 . . . . . . . . . 5.5 -1.4 11.4 5.3 (NA) (NA) 34.2 29.8

Percent change, 1982 to 1992 ......... 14.7 7.0 22.5 13.9 (NA) (NA) 94.1 86.1

Average annual rate of change:

1987 to 1992 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.1 -0.3 2.2 1.0 (NA) (NA) 6.1 5.4

1982 to 1992 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.4 0.7 2.1 1.3 (NA) (NA) 6.9 6.4

1957 to 1992 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2.4 0.6 3.7 2.6 (NA) (NA) 9.8 8.7

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Governmental Units

The Census Bureau classifies local governments by five

major types as described below. Additional information on

the classification of local governments is presented in

Volume 1, Number 1, Government Organization, 1992

Census of Governments.

County Governments

Organized county governments are found throughout

the Nation except in Connecticut, Rhode Island, the District

of Columbia, and limited portions of other States where

certain county areas lack a distinct county government

(see appendix D for a listing of county-type areas without

county government). In Louisiana, the county governments

are officially designated as ‘‘parish’’ governments, and the

‘‘borough’’ governments in Alaska resemble county governments in other States. Both are classified as county

governments for census statistics on governments.

Not all geographic areas known as counties have county

governments. Where municipal and county governments

have been consolidated, or substantially merged, the composite units are counted as municipal governments in

census statistics on governments. Moreover, the cities of

Baltimore and St. Louis are outside the areas of adjacent

counties, and a similar situation exists among 41 independent cities in Virginia.

Municipal and Township Governments

The 35,935 subcounty general-purpose governments

enumerated in 1992 include 19,279 municipal governments and 16,656 town or township governments. A breakdown by State between municipal and township governments appears in table 10. These two types of governments

are distinguished primarily by the historical circumstances

surrounding their incorporation. In many States, most

notably in the Northeast, municipal and township governments have similar powers and perform similar functions.

The scope of governmental services provided by these two

types of governments varies widely from one State to

another, and even within the same State.

As defined for census statistics on governments, the

term ‘‘municipal governments’’ refers to political subdivisions within which a municipal corporation has been established to provide general local government for a specific

population concentration in a defined area, and includes all

active government units officially designated as cities,

boroughs (except in Alaska), towns (except in the six New

England States, and in Minnesota, New York, and Wisconsin), and villages. This concept corresponds generally to

the ‘‘incorporated places’’ that are recognized in Census

Bureau reporting of population and housing statistics,

subject to an important qualification—the count of municipal governments in this report excludes places that are

currently governmentally inactive.

The term ‘‘town or township governments’’ is applied

here to 16,656 organized governments located in the

following 20 States in the Northeast and the Midwest:

Connecticut New Hampshire

Illinois New Jersey

Indiana New York

Kansas North Dakota

Maine Ohio

Massachusetts Pennsylvania

Michigan Rhode Island

Minnesota South Dakota

Missouri Vermont

Nebraska Wisconsin

This category includes governmental units officially designated as ‘‘towns’’ in six New England States, New York,

and Wisconsin and some ‘‘plantations’’ in Maine and

‘‘locations’’ in New Hampshire, as well as townships in

other areas. In Minnesota, the terms ‘‘town’’ and ‘‘township’’

are used interchangeably with regard to township governments. Although towns in the six New England States and

New York, and townships in New Jersey and Pennsylvania,

are legally termed ‘‘municipal corporations,’’ perform municipaltype functions, and frequently serve densely populated

urban areas, they have no necessary relation to concentration of population, and are thus counted for census

purposes as town or township governments.

Excluded from this count of town or township governments are unorganized township areas, townships coextensive with cities where the city governments have absorbed

the township functions, and townships known to have

ceased to perform governmental functions. Also excluded

are the townships in Iowa, which are not counted as

separate governments, but are classified as subordinate

agencies of county governments.

Only one State, Indiana, has township governments

covering all its area and population. In six States (Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Pennsylvania,

Rhode Island, and Wisconsin), operating towns or townships comprise all territory other than that served by

municipalities. The same is true for Maine, except for

‘‘unorganized territory’’ that lacks any local government. Of

the remaining 12 town or township States, there are 10

where this type of government occurs only in certain county

or county-type geographic areas as of early 1992: Illinois,

in 85 of the 102 county-type areas; Kansas, in 97 of 105;

Minnesota, in 85 of 87; Missouri, in 23 of 115; Nebraska, in

28 of 93; North Dakota, in 48 of 53; Pennsylvania, in 66 of

67; South Dakota, in 52 of 66; and Wisconsin, in 71 of 72.

In New York, town governments exist in each county

outside New York City.

The area served by municipal and town or township

governments may overlap in 11 States. All municipal

governments in Indiana, and some but not all municipalities

in 10 other town or township States (Connecticut, Illinois,

Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, New

York, Ohio, and Vermont) operate within territory that is

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served also by town or township governments. In the

remaining 9 of the 20 town or township States (Maine,

Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, North Dakota,

Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, and Wisconsin), there is no geographic overlapping of these two kinds

of units.

Special District Governments

Special district governments are independent, special

purpose governmental units (other than school district

governments) that exist as separate entities with substantial administrative and fiscal independence from general

purpose local governments. As defined for census purposes, the term ‘‘special district governments’’ excludes

school district governments.

Special district governments provide specific services

that are not being supplied by existing general purpose

governments. Most perform a single function, but, in some

instances, their enabling legislation allows them to provide

several, usually related, types of services. The services

provided by these districts range from such basic social

needs as hospitals and fire protection to the less conspicuous tasks of mosquito abatement and upkeep of cemeteries.

School District Governments and Public School

Systems

Of the 15,834 public school systems in the United States

in 1992, only the 14,422 that are independent school

districts are included in the count of governments. The

other 1,412 ‘‘dependent’’ public school systems are classified as agencies of other governments—State, county,

municipal, or town or township and are not counted as

separate governments.

Because of the variety of State legislative provisions for

the administration and operation of public schools, marked

diversity is found in school organization throughout the

United States. The number of States providing for public

schools solely through independent school districts numbered 33 in 1992. This independent district arrangement,

which prevails in most parts of the country, is practically

universal in the West.

A ‘‘mixed’’ situation is found in 12 States, with the public

schools that provide elementary and secondary education

operated in some areas by independent school districts

and elsewhere by a county, municipal, town or township, or

State government. In the District of Columbia and in five

States (Alaska, Hawaii, Maryland, North Carolina, and

Virginia), there are no independent school districts; all

public schools in those jurisdictions are administered by

systems that are agencies of the county, municipal, or

State government.

Alaska, Hawaii, Maine, and New Jersey have Statedependent public school systems. The 21 State-dependent

public school systems in Alaska serve sparsely-populated

areas not served by borough or city school systems. All

public schools in Hawaii are administered directly as part of

the State government, but, in Maine, this arrangement

applies only to four sparsely-populated areas. In New

Jersey, two public school systems that are undergoing

reorganization are State operated.

Public school systems operating as dependent agencies

of county governments appear mostly in North Carolina,

Tennessee, and Virginia, which contain nearly two-thirds of

all county dependent systems. However, California has 54

county-dependent systems and New Jersey 47. Other

States with public school systems operating as dependent

agencies of county governments are Alaska (11), Arizona

(12), Maryland (39), Massachusetts (3), Mississippi (4),

New York (27), and Wisconsin (6). Systems dependent on

town or township governments are found only in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Jersey, and Rhode Island.

There are public school systems operated by municipal

governments in each of 11 States and the District of

Columbia, but in most of these States, some other pattern

predominates, and only in the District of Columbia are all

public schools operated by a municipally dependent

system.

Table B. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Type of Government: 1987 to 1992

Type of government

Employment (thousands) Payroll (million dollars)

October 1992 October 1987

Average annual

rate of change,

1987 to 1992

(percent) October 1992 October 1987

Average annual

rate of change,

1987 to 1992

(percent)

Local governments ........................... 10,531 10,005 1.0 22,687 17,482 5.4

County ................................... 2,251 1,963 2.8 4,722 3,270 7.6

Municipal ................................. 2,638 2,493 1.1 6,238 4,770 5.5

Township . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 410 393 0.9 704 522 6.2

Special district . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 648 529 4.1 1,414 959 8.1

School district ............................. 4,583 4,627 −0.2 9,609 7,961 3.8

GOVERNMENTS—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS VII
BASIC CONCEPTS

Employment and employees

Employment, as used in this report, refers to all persons

gainfully employed by and performing services for a government. Employees include all persons paid for personal

services performed, including persons paid from federally

funded programs, paid elected officials, persons in paid

leave status, and persons paid on a per meeting, annual,

semiannual, or quarterly basis. Unpaid officials, pensioners, persons whose work is performed on a fee basis, and

contractors and their employees are excluded from the

count of employees. Full-time employees are defined to

include those persons whose hours of work represent

full-time employment in their employer government; parttime employees are those persons who work less than the

standard number of hours for full-time work in their employer

government.

Full-time equivalent employment The term ‘‘full-time

equivalent employment’’ refers to a computed statistic

representing the number of full-time employees that could

have been employed if the reported number of hours

worked by part-time employees had been worked by

full-time employees. This statistic is calculated separately

for each function of a government by dividing the ‘‘part-time

hours paid’’ by the standard number of hours for full-time

employees in the particular government and then adding

the resulting quotient to the number of full-time employees.

October payroll

Payroll amounts shown in this report represent gross

payrolls for the 1-month period of October 1992. The gross

payroll includes all salaries, wages, fees, or commissions

paid to employees during the pay period which included the

date of October 12, 1992. Payroll amounts reported for a

period other than 1 month were converted to represent an

amount for the month of October by multiplying the reported

payroll by an appropriate factor. For example, a 2-week

payroll was multiplied by 2.214, a 1-week payroll was

multiplied by 4.429, and a half month payroll was multiplied

by 2.

Average October earnings

Average October earnings shown are for full-time employees only and represent the quotient of full-time employee

payroll divided by the number of full-time employees.

INTERCOUNTY LOCAL GOVERNMENTS

Most local governments in the United States operate

entirely within a single county area, but there are some

units whose territory extends into two or more county

areas. Each of these intercounty governments is counted

only once in this report and has been assigned for purposes of enumeration to the county area where its headquarters is located, or in the case of municipal governments to the county area having the largest share of its

population.

The organization phase of the 1992 Census of Governments counted 9,018 intercounty governments; 873 municipalities, 3,767 special districts, and 4,378 school districts.1

About 68 percent involved only two county areas, but 520

involved governments that provided services in five or

more county areas.

1

See Volume 1, No. 1, Government Organization (1992 Census of

Governments), table 27 for compilation of intercounty governments by

State.

Table C. Average Earnings of Full-Time State and

Local Government Employees Ranked by

State: October 1992

Rank State

Full-time

employees

average

earning,

October

1992

(dollars)

U.S. Average ......................... 2,585

1 Alaska ............................... 3,509

2 California............................. 3,381

3 Connecticut........................... 3,261

4 New Jersey........................... 3,191

5 DC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,175

6 New York. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3,175

7 Michigan ............................. 3,062

8 Maryland ............................. 2,860

9 Rhode Island ......................... 2,826

10 Minnesota ............................ 2,801

11 Wisconsin ............................ 2,791

12 Massachusetts ........................ 2,784

13 Nevada .............................. 2,765

14 Washington........................... 2,725

15 Illinois................................ 2,709

16 Hawaii ............................... 2,661

17 Colorado ............................. 2,657

18 Oregon .............................. 2,651

19 Pennsylvania ......................... 2,644

20 Delaware............................. 2,634

US Average .......................... 2,585

21 Ohio ................................. 2,533

22 Arizona .............................. 2,522

23 New Hampshire ....................... 2,496

24 Iowa ................................. 2,405

25 Vermont.............................. 2,390

26 Indiana............................... 2,318

27 Virginia............................... 2,281

28 Florida ............................... 2,276

29 Maine................................ 2,244

30 North Dakota ......................... 2,235

31 Nebraska............................. 2,210

32 Kansas .............................. 2,200

33 North Carolina ........................ 2,186

34 Texas ................................ 2,171

35 Utah ................................. 2,168

36 Wyoming ............................. 2,167

37 Montana ............................. 2,164

38 Kentucky ............................. 2,145

39 Missouri.............................. 2,135

40 Tennessee ........................... 2,063

41 Idaho ................................ 2,046

42 West Virginia ......................... 2,036

43 Georgia .............................. 2,030

44 South Carolina ....................... 2,025

45 New Mexico .......................... 2,023

46 Alabama ............................. 1,989

47 South Dakota ......................... 1,978

48 Louisiana............................. 1,968

79 Oklahoma ............................ 1,951

50 Arkansas ............................. 1,912

51 Mississippi ........................... 1,720

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Knowledge about intercounty governments and the assignments of data is very important in making interarea comparisons from table 18. For example, the Washington

Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) is a special

district government operating in eight county areas in the

proximity of Washington, D.C. Its employees and payrolls

are assigned to the District of Columbia area, site of its

principal offices. The Washington, D.C. data in table 18,

therefore, are increased in their employment and payroll

totals. In fact, however, a portion of these data belongs in

the seven other county areas served by this special district.

Though the Census Bureau acknowledges the advisability of allocating these intercounty governments, we have

made no attempt to do this because there was no standard

criterion or methodology available that could be applied

practically in the majority of cases. The listings in appendix

B and C provide some details in those cases where there

might be the most severe data dislocations. Further information regarding intercounty governments may be requested

from the Chief, Governments Division, U.S. Bureau of the

Census, Washington, D.C. 20233.

COUNTY AREA DATA

All county area information pertains only to local government data—that is counties, municipalities, townships,

special districts, and school districts. Table 18 provides

information about county area. Individual local governments county area data are presented in table 18.

When comparing county areas, remember that the data

are unadjusted for any differences in cost of living. Further,

these data can be influenced heavily by the presence of

intercounty governments and unique local circumstances

such as difficult geography or very small populations.

RELATION TO OTHER CENSUS REPORTS

Findings from the 1992 Census of Governments shown

in this report supplant the October 1992 data that appeared

in the Bureau of the Census annual publication, Public

Employment: 1992 (GE/92-1 published in September 1994).

Number 1 in Volume 3 of the 1992 Census of Governments supplies detailed information on the employment

and payroll of school systems, special districts, county

governments, municipalities, and townships. Except in a

very few instances, where limited revisions may have

applied, amounts appearing in that report agree with

corresponding items shown here.

The counts of local governments as of January 1992 in

Volume 1, Number 1, Government Organization, may differ

slightly from the counts in table 10 of this report, which

reflects data as of October 1992.

SOURCES OF DATA

Data in this publication are based on information obtained

in the 1992 Census of Governments. Federal Government

data were compiled by Census Bureau staff from records of

the U.S. Office of Personnel Management. Twenty-six

State governments provided data from central payroll

records for all or most of their agencies/institutions. Data

for agencies and institutions for the remaining 24 State

governments, and any not included in the central payroll

systems of the above referenced 26 State governments,

were obtained by mail canvass questionnaires.

Local government data were generally requested by

mail canvass questionnaires except for the following cases:

x Elementary and secondary school system data in Florida,

North Carolina, North Dakota, and Washington were

supplied by special arrangements with the State education agency in each of these States,

Table D. Full-Time Equivalent Employment per 10,000

Population by Level of Government and

Function: October 1987

Function

State

and

local State Local

All functions .................... 530.0 154.2 375.8

Education services:

Education ..................... 258.5 56.1 202.5

Higher education ............. 59.3 50.9 8.4

Elementary and secondary

education .................. 195.3 1.2 194.1

Other education . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.0 4.0 -

Libraries . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.9 - 3.9

Social Services and income

maintenance:

Public welfare .................. 18.9 8.5 10.4

Hospitals....................... 43.0 21.0 21.9

Health ......................... 13.9 6.5 7.5

Social insurance administration . . . . . 4.6 4.6 -

Transportation:

Highways ...................... 21.1 10.3 10.8

Air transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.4 0.1 1.3

Water transport and terminals . . . . 0.5 0.2 0.3

Public safety:

Police protection ................ 28.0 3.5 24.6

Fire protection .................. 10.4 - 10.4

Correction...................... 21.4 13.9 7.5

Environment and housing:

Natural resources . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7.3 5.9 1.3

Parks and recreation . . . . . . . . . . . . 9.2 1.4 7.7

Housing and community

development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.2 - 4.2

Sewerage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4.8 0.1 4.8

Solid waste management . . . . . . . . 4.4 0.1 4.3

Government administration:

Financial administration .......... 12.8 5.9 6.9

Judicial and legal ............... 12.1 4.5 7.6

Other government administration . 8.8 1.9 7.0

Utilities:

Water supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5.7 (Z) 5.7

Electric power . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3.3 0.3 3.0

Gas supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.4 - 0.4

Transit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8.1 0.8 7.3

State liquor stores. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0.4 0.4 -

All other and unallocable........... 22.9 8.4 14.4

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x Independent school districts having less than 250 enrollment and not on the sample panel for the Census

Bureau’s annual sample survey of government employment provided: (1) they supplied usable totals of full-time

and part-time gross payrolls in the Government Directory Survey of this 1992 Census of Governments, and

(2) their total full-time employment and total part-time

employment reported in the Local Government Directory

Survey were both 25 or fewer employees,

x Municipal and township governments having less than

2,500 population and not on the sample panel for the

Census Bureau’s annual sample survey of government

employment were not canvassed for this phase of the

1992 Census of Governments provided: (1) They supplied usable totals of full-time and part-time employment

and full-time and part- time gross payrolls in the Government Directory Survey of this 1992 Census of Governments, and (2) their total employment reported in the

Local Government Directory Survey was 35 or fewer

employees,

Eight different mail canvass questionnaires were used in

the 1992 Census of Governments, Survey of Government

Employment. Each of these reporting documents was

tailored to specific types of reporting entities:

x State government agencies and institutions except higher

education institutions, State operated elementary/secondary

school systems, and State police protection agencies,

x State institutions of higher education,

x State and local government police protection agencies

(local police agencies were canvassed only when data

were not available from the government’s primary reporting office),

x All county governments plus municipal and township

governments having 5,000 or more population.

x Municipal and township governments having less than

5,000 population,

x Elementary and secondary school systems and local

institutions of higher education.

x Single function special districts (except fire protection

districts) and single function agencies (except police

protection agencies) of county, municipal, and township

governments (these individual local agencies were canvassed only when data were not available from the

government’s primary reporting office),

x Multiple function and fire protection special districts plus

multiple function agencies of county, municipal, and

township governments (these individual local agencies

were canvassed only when data were not available from

the government’s primary reporting office).

Each type of questionnaire requested information on:

x Number of paid full-time and part-time employees for the

pay interval that included the date of October 12, l992,

x Gross pay of full-time and part-time employees for the

pay interval that included the date of October 12, 1992,

x Number of paid hours of work for part-time employees

during the reported pay interval,

x The length of the reported pay interval, and

x The standard number of weekly hours of work for the

majority of full-time employees.

General reporting instructions and definitions were

modified for each questionnaire type to take into account

the nature of the applicable reporting entities. Further,

the section requesting data on employees, pay, and

part-time employee hours worked was modified on each

questionnaire type for the appropriate qovernment function detail required for this census.

Information provided on mail canvass questionnaires

and by special collection arrangements was electronically recorded and edited for consistency and reasonableness. Incomplete returns and replies containing

information that failed consistency or reasonableness

tests were referred to trained Census Bureau personnel

for review, possible followup, and any necessary corrections. Additional or corrected information obtained in the

review of these ‘‘failed edit’’ cases we then entered into

electronic data records for corrective processing.

LIMITATIONS OF DATA

Nonresponse

The Census Bureau mailed an original request, and as

needed, one nonresponse follow-up request to local governments for employment and payroll data. Due to budgetary constraints, additional telephone and on-site field nonresponse follow-up were very limited.

Some local governments did not provide data requested

in the Census of Governments, Survey of Government

Employment. For such cases, this census contains data

derived from:

x The government’s own data reported in previous annual

surveys of government employment adjusted by the

average growth rate of governments of similar type and

size in the state.

x Summary information provided in the 1992 Census of

Governemtns, Directory Survey of Local Governments,

or

x Imputation procedures that use data reported by like

types of local governments of similar size in the same

State, or use data derived from secondary sources.

x For this publication, we did not publish the imputations

for the individual governments. The data are marked NA.

The nonresponse rate for all State and local governments covered by the 1992 Census of Governments

was 16.6 percent.

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Review Procedures

The mail canvass questionnaires and special data collection arrangements used in this phase of the 1992

Census of Governments contained detailed definitions and

reporting instructions to assist State and local government

officials in their preparation of replies and to facilitate

uniform interpretation and reporting procedures. Each questionnaire and special collection request also contained a

Census Bureau telephone number that reporting officials

could call to obtain additional clarification and assistance

from subject matter specialists. Quality control of reported

data was aided also by reference to information collected

by the Bureau in its annually conducted sample surveys of

government employment and payrolls; these annual surveys request similar employment and payroll data, include

the same general definitions and reporting procedures, and

include all State governments and a sample of approximately 22,000 local governments. However, human and

mechanical errors occur in any mass statistical operation

such as the census of governments, including omissions,

misinterpretations, errors in reporting, errors in the electronic recording of data, errors in the clerical review and

adjustment of electronically identified problem data, and at

other stages of data processing. Procedures were applied

at each stage of processing this phase of the 1992 Census

of Governments to keep human and mechanical errors an

acceptable low level.

Although an effort is made in each census to maintain

congruity of the definitions, concepts, and terms applied in

data collection, historical and interarea comparisons should

be made with care. Changes in the level or type of

government providing particular services occur over time.

Thus, a decrease in employment for a particular function of

a government does not, in and of itself, signify a diminution

of services the population receives. Moreover, certain

services may be ‘‘contracted out’’ and the contractor’s

employees are not counted as employees of the contracting government. Also, annexation, other boundary changes,

consolidations of governmental entities, and changes in

the demographic makeup of the area served may affect not

only the number of persons for whom services must be

provided, but also the nature and scope of the necessary

services.

Interarea Comparisons

Use caution in attempting to draw conclusions from

direct interstate or intergovernmental comparisons of employment and payroll data. Such comparisons should take into

account the diversity of responsibilities for various functions among different governments. Some State governments, for example, directly administer certain activities

which elsewhere are undertaken by local governments,

with or without State fiscal aid.

Even within individual States, one may observe marked

diversity in the scope of functions performed by individual

governments or governments of a particular type. It is not

unusual, for example, for one or a few large county

governments to provide services that are normally handled

by municipalities. As an example showing a different perspective, there are certain sizable ‘‘contract cities’’ in

California that operate mainly through county agencies

rather than by direct employment of personnel for the entire

range of common city functions.

Some individual governments reported here as municipalities operate in effect as composite city-county units.

See appendix D for a listing of the largest of these

city-county governments classed as municipalities.

One variable that affects the scope and scale of government employment significantly is the placement of responsibility for administration of local public schools. In most

States, this function is assigned to independent school

districts. In many instances, however, including several of

the largest cities, the school system is part of the municipal,

county, or township governments. Of similar nature are

differences in State versus city, county, or township administration of public assistance programs, or of public hospital

facilities and services.

Similarly, certain potential limitations need to be recognized with regard to direct interarea comparisons based

upon the local government aggregates for individual county

areas in table 18. These data represent a summation of

amounts for all local governments located entirely or

mainly within each particular county. Refer to the previous

discussion on intercounty governments for an explanation

of how data for these units were assigned. Appendices B

and C provide a listing of the largest intercounty municipalities and special districts.

Beyond this, the residents of a particular governmental

jurisdiction or even an entire county might not be the only

beneficiaries of local government operations in the area.

One might find, for example, that a scattered minority of

individual county areas exhibit a relatively high level of

employment for Health and Hospitals. This phenomenon,

which occurs most frequently in sparsely populated States,

is due to arrangements by which public hospitals in one

county actually serve a group of counties. Another circumstance occurring with increasing frequency in urban areas

is the establishment of solid waste processing facilities,

operated by a single county or municipality but providing

service to a wide area.

AVAILABILITY OF DATA

Copies of this and other reports of the 1992 Census of

Governments are available from the Superintendent of

Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington,

DC 20302 and U.S. Department of Commerce District

Offices.

Published data on the employment and payrolls of

individual major local governments (all counties, municipalities and townships in selected States having 25,000 or

more population, local school systems enrolling 5,000 or

more pupils, and special districts employing 100 or more

full-time workers) are presented in Volume 3, Number 1,

Employment of Major Local Governments.

GOVERNMENTS—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS XI
In addition to the printed reports in Volume 3, Public

Employment, of the 1992 Census of Governments, data

from this phase of the census are also available in electronic format. For details, contact the Chief, Governments

Division, Bureau of the Census, Washington, DC 20233-

6800, or telephone 1-800-457-4901.

MEANINGS OF ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS

Symbols in statistical tables have the following

meanings:

- Represents zero or rounds to zero.

NA Not available.

(Z) Less than one-half of the unit of measurement

shown.

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Table 1. Summary of Public Employment and Payrolls by Type of Government: October

1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

All

governments

Federal

Government

(civilian)1

State and local governments

State

governments Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

Number of employees (thousands) 18 ------ 164 3 047 15 117 4 587 10 531 2 251 2 638 410 4 583 648

Full-time 14 ------------------------------ 382 2 737 11 645 3 368 8 277 1 875 2 199 231 3 476 497

Part-time 3 ----------------------------- 782 310 3 472 1 219 2 253 377 440 178 1 107 151

Full-time equivalent employment

(thousands) 16 --------------------------- 137 2 955 13 182 3 836 9 346 2 031 2 341 267 4 146 561

October payroll (million dollars) (NA) --------- (NA) 32 437.1 9 750.4 22 686.7 4 721.8 6 237.8 703.9 9 609.0 1 414.2

Full-time (NA) ------------------------------ (NA) 30 142.3 8 817.5 21 324.9 4 440.5 6 009.1 642.8 8 938.0 1 294.6

Part-time (NA) ----------------------------- (NA) 2 294.8 932.9 1 361.9 281.3 228.8 61.1 671.0 119.7

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) (NA) ------------------- (NA) 2 588 2 618 2 576 2 369 2 733 2 781 2 571 2 603

Percent distribution:

All employees 100.0 ------------------------ 16.8 83.2 25.3 58.0 12.4 14.5 2.3 25.2 3.6

Full-time employees 100.0 ---------------- 19.0 81.0 23.4 57.6 13.0 15.3 1.6 24.2 3.5

Part-time employees 100.0 ---------------- 8.2 91.8 32.2 59.6 10.0 11.6 4.7 29.3 4.0

Full-time equivalent employment 100.0 -------- 18.3 81.7 23.8 57.9 12.6 14.5 1.7 25.7 3.5

October payroll (NA) ----------------------- (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

1Comprises all Federal civilian employees, including those outside the United States.

Table 2. Summary of Public Employment and Payrolls by Level of Government: 1946 to

1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Month and year

Employees (thousands) Monthly payroll (million dollars)

State and local governments State and local governments

All

governments

Federal

Government

(civilian)1 Total State Local2 Allgovernments

Federal

Government

(civilian)1 Total State Local2

October 1992 18 ----- 164 3 047 15 117 4 587 10 531 NA NA 32 437.1 9 750.4 22 686.7 October 1991 18 ----- 554 3 103 15 452 4 521 10 390 41 237.3 9 686.8 31 550.5 9 437.0 22 113.4 October 1990 18 ----- 369 3 105 15 263 4 503 10 760 39 228.1 8 998.8 30 229.2 9 083.0 22 146.2 October 1989 17 ----- 897 3 114 14 765 4 365 10 400 36 762.9 8 635.8 28 127.2 8 443.0 19 684.1 October 1988 17 ----- 588 3 112 14 476 4 236 10 240 34 202.8 7 975.8 26 227.0 7 842.0 18 384.6

October 1987 17 ----- 212 3 091 14 121 4 116 10 005 32 668.7 7 924.2 24 744.5 7 262.9 17 481.6

October 1986 16 ----- 933 3 019 13 913 4 068 9 846 30 669.6 7 560.8 23 108.8 6 810.4 16 298.4

October 1985 16 ----- 690 3 021 13 669 3 984 9 685 28 945.0 7 580.3 21 364.7 6 328.6 15 036.1

October 1984 16 ----- 436 2 942 13 494 3 898 9 595 26 904.2 7 137.3 19 766.8 5 814.9 13 951.9

October 1983 16 ----- 033 2 874 13 159 3 816 9 344 24 524.4 6 301.5 18 222.9 5 345.5 12 877.4

October 1982 15 ----- 841 2 848 12 993 3 744 9 249 23 173.3 5 959.0 17 214.3 5 022.1 12 192.2

October 1981 15 ----- 968 2 865 13 103 3 726 9 377 21 192.9 5 238.6 15 954.3 4 667.5 11 286.8

October 1980 16 ----- 213 2 898 13 315 3 753 9 562 19 935.2 5 205.1 14 730.1 4 284.7 10 445.4

October 1979 15 ----- 971 2 869 13 102 3 699 9 403 18 077.0 4 727.7 13 349.3 3 869.3 9 480.0

October 1978 15 ----- 628 2 885 12 743 3 539 9 204 16 483.0 4 343.9 12 139.1 3 483.0 8 656.1

October 1977 15 ----- 459 2 848 12 611 3 491 9 120 15 338.4 3 918.4 11 420.0 3 194.6 8 225.4

October 1976 15 ----- 012 2 843 12 169 3 343 8 826 13 923.7 3 564.6 10 359.1 2 893.7 7 465.4

October 1975 14 ----- 973 2 890 12 084 3 271 8 813 13 223.8 3 583.8 9 640.1 2 652.7 6 987.4

October 1974 14 ----- 628 2 874 11 754 3 155 8 599 12 085.8 3 294.3 8 791.5 2 409.5 6 382.0

October 1973 14 ----- 139 2 786 11 353 3 013 8 339 11 026.9 3 012.0 8 014.9 2 158.2 5 856.8

October 1972 13 ----- 759 2 795 10 964 2 957 8 007 9 949.6 2 709.6 7 240.0 1 936.6 5 303.4

October 1971 13 ----- 316 2 872 10 444 2 832 7 612 8 910.9 2 528.7 6 382.2 1 741.7 4 640.5

October 1970 13 ----- 028 2 881 10 147 2 755 7 392 8 334.2 2 427.9 5 906.4 1 612.2 4 294.2

October 1969 12 ----- 685 2 969 9 716 2 614 7 102 7 587.6 2 335.3 5 252.3 1 430.5 3 821.7

October 1968 12 ----- 342 2 984 9 358 2 495 6 864 6 889.2 2 137.3 4 751.9 1 256.6 3 495.2

October 1967 11 ----- 867 2 993 8 874 2 335 6 539 6 055.5 1 842.3 4 213.2 1 105.5 3 107.7

October 1966 11 ----- 388 2 861 8 527 2 211 6 316 5 463.0 1 664.8 3 798.2 975.2 2 823.0

October 1965 10 ----- 589 2 588 8 001 2 028 5 973 4 884.0 1 483.7 3 400.3 849.2 2 551.1

October 1964 10 ----- 064 2 528 7 536 1 873 5 663 4 572.4 1 475.2 3 097.2 761.1 2 336.1

October 1963 9 ----- 736 2 548 7 188 1 775 5 413 4 263.5 1 423.2 2 840.3 696.4 2 143.9

October 1962 9 ----- 388 2 539 6 849 1 680 5 169 3 966.2 1 346.9 2 619.3 634.6 1 984.7

October 1961 9 ----- 100 2 484 6 616 1 625 4 992 3 633.5 1 213.6 2 419.9 586.2 1 833.7

October 1960 8 ----- 808 2 421 6 387 1 527 4 860 3 332.8 1 117.8 2 215.0 524.1 1 690.9

October 1959 8 ----- 487 2 399 6 088 1 454 4 634 3 114.4 1 072.7 2 041.7 485.4 1 556.3 October 1958 8 ----- 297 2 405 5 892 1 408 4 484 2 977.2 1 091.4 1 885.8 446.5 1 439.3 April 1957 8 -------- 047 2 439 5 608 1 300 4 307 2 533.1 918.6 1 614.5 372.5 1 242.0 October 1956 7 ----- 685 2 410 5 275 1 268 4 007 2 509.4 943.7 1 565.7 366.5 1 199.2 October 1955 7 ----- 432 2 378 5 054 1 199 3 855 2 264.5 845.7 1 418.8 325.9 1 092.9 October 1954 7 ----- 232 2 373 4 859 1 149 3 710 2 103.1 784.8 1 318.3 300.7 1 017.5 October 1953 7 ----- 048 2 385 4 663 1 082 3 580 2 013.6 793.1 1 220.5 278.6 941.9

October 1952 7 ----- 105 2 583 4 522 1 060 3 461 1 979.6 855.9 1 123.7 260.3 863.4 October 1951 6 ----- 802 2 515 4 287 1 070 3 218 1 865.4 857.4 1 008.0 245.8 762.3 October 1950 6 ----- 402 2 117 4 285 1 057 3 228 1 527.9 613.4 914.6 218.4 696.2 October 1949 6 ----- 203 2 047 4 156 1 037 3 119 1 406.0 539.2 866.7 209.8 656.9 October 1948 6 ----- 042 2 076 3 966 963 3 002 1 329.0 533.9 795.1 184.9 610.1 October 1947 5 ----- 791 2 002 3 789 909 2 880 1 183.7 481.4 702.3 160.8 541.5 October 1946 6 ----- 001 2 434 3 567 804 2 762 1 155.5 571.5 584.0 128.0 456.0

1Comprises all Federal civilian employees, including those outside the United States.

2Local government data, except for 1992, 1987, 1982, 1977, 1972, 1967, 1962, and 1957, are estimates subject to sampling variation.

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Table 3. Summary of Public Employment and Payrolls by Function: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function

Employees (thousands) Full-time equivalent employment (thousands)

All

governments

Federal

Government

(civilian)1

State and local governments

All governments

Federal Government

(civilian)1

State and local governments

All functions 18 --------------------------------- 164 3 047 15 117 16 137 2 955 13 182

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 984 ----------- 984 – 975 975 –

Postal service 774 -------------------------------------- 774 – 732 732 –

Space research and technology 25 ---------------------- 25 – 25 25 –

Education services:

Education 7 ------------------------------------------ 656 14 7 642 6 443 13 6 430

Higher education 2 --------------------------------- 243 – 2 243 1 474 – 1 474

Instructional employees 788 ------------------------ – 788 524 – 524

Other employees 1 ------------------------------ 455 – 1 455 951 – 951

Elementary and secondary education 5 -------------- 293 – 5 293 4 857 – 4 857

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------ 782 – 3 782 3 381 – 3 381

Other employees 1 ------------------------------ 511 – 1 511 1 476 – 1 476

Other education 120 --------------------------------- 14 106 112 13 98

Libraries 138 ------------------------------------------- 5 134 102 5 97

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 503 -------------------------------------- 10 493 481 10 471

Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------------ 387 232 1 155 1 283 214 1 069

Health 454 --------------------------------------------- 78 375 423 76 347

Social insurance administration 187 ---------------------- 69 118 181 67 114

Transportation:

Highways 542 ------------------------------------------ 4 538 529 4 525

Air transportation 90 ----------------------------------- 54 36 89 54 35

Water transport and terminals 27 ------------------------ 15 13 26 15 12

Public safety:

Police protection 834 ----------------------------------- 88 747 783 86 697

Police officers only 626 ------------------------------- 88 538 610 86 523

Fire protection 312 ------------------------------------- – 312 259 – 259

Firefighters only 292 --------------------------------- – 292 242 – 242

Correction 566 ----------------------------------------- 24 543 556 24 532

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 455 ----------------------------------- 232 222 407 227 180

Parks and recreation 345 -------------------------------- 27 317 254 26 228

Housing and community development 138 ---------------- 28 110 131 27 104

Sewerage 124 ------------------------------------------ – 124 120 – 120

Sanitation other than sewerage 113 ---------------------- – 113 109 – 109

Government administration:

Financial administration 476 ----------------------------- 138 338 455 136 319

Judicial and legal 367 ----------------------------------- 51 316 351 50 301

Other government administration 325 --------------------- 29 296 248 28 220

Utilities 449 ----------------------------------------------- – 449 434 – 434

Water supply 151 --------------------------------------- – 151 143 – 143

Electric power 82 -------------------------------------- – 82 81 – 81

Gas supply 10 ---------------------------------------- – 10 10 – 10

Transit 206 -------------------------------------------- – 206 201 – 201

State liquor stores 11 ------------------------------------- – 11 9 – 9 All other and unallocable 882 ------------------------------- 166 716 730 161 569

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 3. Summary of Public Employment and Payrolls by Function: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function

October payroll (million dollars) Percent distribution Full-time

equivalent

employment

per 10,000

population

All

governments

Federal

Government

(civilian)1

State and local governmentsFull-time

equivalent

employment

October

payroll

All functions 656.5 ------------------ (NA) (NA) 32 437.1 100.0 100.0

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international

relations 39.7 --------------------------- (NA) (NA) – 6.0 –

Postal service 29.8 ----------------------- (NA) (NA) – 4.5 –

Space research and technology 1.0 ------- (NA) (NA) – .2 –

Education services:

Education 262.1 --------------------------- (NA) (NA) 15 688.1 39.9 48.4

Higher education 60.0 ------------------ (NA) (NA) 3 959.8 9.1 12.2

Instructional employees 21.3 --------- (NA) (NA) 1 985.8 3.2 6.1

Other employees 38.7 --------------- (NA) (NA) 1 974.0 5.9 6.1

Elementary and secondary

education 197.6 ----------------------- (NA) (NA) 11 486.5 30.1 35.4

Instructional employees 137.5 --------- (NA) (NA) 9 475.2 21.0 29.2

Other employees 60.1 --------------- (NA) (NA) 2 011.3 9.1 6.2

Other education 4.5 ------------------- (NA) (NA) 241.8 .7 .7

Libraries 4.2 ---------------------------- (NA) (NA) 179.2 .6 .6

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 19.6 ----------------------- (NA) (NA) 1 014.6 3.0 3.1

Hospitals 52.2 ---------------------------- (NA) (NA) 2 489.1 8.0 7.7

Health 17.2 ------------------------------ (NA) (NA) 824.4 2.6 2.5

Social insurance administration 7.4 -------- (NA) (NA) 275.3 1.1 .8

Transportation:

Highways 21.5 --------------------------- (NA) (NA) 1 230.6 3.3 3.8

Air transportation 3.6 -------------------- (NA) (NA) 96.3 .6 .3

Water transport and terminals 1.1 --------- (NA) (NA) 34.5 .2 .1

Public safety:

Police protection 31.9 --------------------- (NA) (NA) 2 050.0 4.9 6.3

Police officers only 24.8 ---------------- (NA) (NA) 1 686.8 3.8 5.2

Fire protection 10.6 ----------------------- (NA) (NA) 835.1 1.6 2.6

Firefighters only 9.9 ------------------- (NA) (NA) 788.0 1.5 2.4

Correction 22.6 --------------------------- (NA) (NA) 1 308.0 3.4 4.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 16.6 -------------------- (NA) (NA) 424.1 2.5 1.3

Parks and recreation 10.3 ----------------- (NA) (NA) 439.5 1.6 1.4

Housing and community development 5.3 -- (NA) (NA) 240.4 .8 .7

Sewerage 4.9 --------------------------- (NA) (NA) 300.6 .7 .9

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.4 -------- (NA) (NA) 250.9 .7 .8

Government administration:

Financial administration 18.5 --------------- (NA) (NA) 743.9 2.8 2.3

Judicial and legal 14.3 -------------------- (NA) (NA) 829.9 2.2 2.6

Other government administration 10.1 ------ (NA) (NA) 554.6 1.5 1.7

Utilities 17.7 -------------------------------- (NA) (NA) 1 279.2 2.7 3.9

Water supply 5.8 ------------------------ (NA) (NA) 354.5 .9 1.1

Electric power 3.3 ----------------------- (NA) (NA) 269.5 .5 .8

Gas supply .4 -------------------------- (NA) (NA) 24.0 .1 .1 Transit 8.2 ------------------------------ (NA) (NA) 631.3 1.2 1.9

State liquor stores .4 ---------------------- (NA) (NA) 18.4 .1 .1 All other and unallocable 29.7 ---------------- (NA) (NA) 1 330.4 4.5 4.1

1Comprises all Federal civilian employees, including those outside the United States.

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Table 4. Full-Time Equivalent Employment of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government: 1957 to 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Month and year

State and local governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Total Education

Other

functions

State

governments Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

FULL-TIME EQUIVALENT

EMPLOYMENT (THOUSANDS)

1992 (October) 13 --------------------- 182 6 430 6 752 3 836 9 346 2 031 2 341 267 4 146 561

1991 (October) 13 --------------------- 186 6 541 6 645 3 829 9 356 1 986 2 303 267 4 275 525

1990 (October) 13 --------------------- 080 6 486 6 594 3 840 9 239 1 957 2 295 271 4 207 509

1989 (October) 12 --------------------- 723 6 297 6 426 3 709 9 014 1 896 2 268 265 4 087 497

1988 (October) 12 --------------------- 404 6 125 6 279 3 606 8 798 1 838 2 251 263 3 973 472

1987 (October) 12 --------------------- 101 5 979 6 121 3 479 8 621 1 777 2 223 260 3 901 461

1986 (October) 11 --------------------- 853 5 852 6 001 3 437 8 415 1 737 2 181 247 3 800 451

1985 (October) (NA) --------------------- (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

1984 (October) 11 --------------------- 143 5 395 5 748 3 177 7 966 1 645 2 190 239 3 555 437

1983 (October) 10 --------------------- 885 5 237 5 648 3 116 7 769 1 601 2 060 242 3 428 438

1982 (October) 10 --------------------- 862 5 230 5 632 3 080 7 782 1 616 2 088 238 3 426 414

1981 (October) 10 --------------------- 917 5 302 5 615 3 087 7 830 1 609 2 111 245 3 543 413

1980 (October) 11 --------------------- 047 5 341 5 706 3 106 7 941 1 651 2 166 249 3 468 406

1979 (October) 10 --------------------- 944 5 291 5 652 3 072 7 871 1 621 2 190 250 3 435 374

1978 (October) 10 --------------------- 724 5 202 5 522 2 966 7 758 1 606 2 163 245 3 393 351

1977 (October) 10 --------------------- 591 5 134 5 457 2 903 7 688 1 582 2 168 241 3 350 346

1976 (October) 10 --------------------- 206 5 003 5 204 2 799 7 407 1 448 2 107 245 3 272 335

1975 (October) 10 --------------------- 098 4 952 5 146 2 744 7 354 1 408 2 142 237 3 243 324

1974 (October) 9 --------------------- 852 4 901 4 950 2 653 7 199 1 343 2 127 233 3 183 312

1973 (October) 9 --------------------- 578 4 751 4 827 2 547 7 031 1 318 2 109 232 3 074 298

1972 (October) 9 --------------------- 237 4 585 4 651 2 487 6 750 1 242 2 029 215 2 981 283

1971 (October) 8 --------------------- 806 4 403 4 403 2 384 6 422 1 153 1 960 200 2 865 244

1970 (October) 8 --------------------- 528 4 258 4 271 2 302 6 226 1 098 1 922 192 2 786 228

1969 (October) 8 --------------------- 160 4 063 4 097 2 179 5 981 1 053 1 858 191 2 656 221

1968 (October) 7 --------------------- 879 3 898 3 982 2 085 5 795 1 034 1 813 185 2 555 207

1967 (October) 7 --------------------- 455 3 658 3 797 1 946 5 509 973 1 715 175 2 449 196

1966 (October) 7 --------------------- 263 3 543 3 720 1 864 5 399 948 1 701 181 2 369 200

1965 (October) 6 --------------------- 937 3 337 3 600 1 751 5 186 893 1 638 177 2 287 191

1964 (October) 6 --------------------- 586 3 132 3 454 1 639 4 947 859 1 584 165 2 164 176

1963 (October) 6 --------------------- 282 2 948 3 334 1 558 4 724 804 1 549 154 2 056 161

1962 (October) 5 --------------------- 958 2 730 3 228 1 478 4 480 784 1 486 145 1 901 165

1961 (October) 5 --------------------- 845 2 652 3 193 1 435 4 410 760 1 491 149 1 836 152

1960 (October) 5 --------------------- 570 2 525 3 045 1 353 4 217 728 1 447 (NA) 1 729 (NA)

1959 (October) 5 --------------------- 342 2 396 2 946 1 302 4 039 703 1 406 (NA) 1 635 (NA)

1958 (October) 5 --------------------- 171 2 270 2 901 1 259 3 912 678 1 372 (NA) 1 572 (NA)

1957 (April) 4 ------------------------ 793 2 093 2 700 1 153 3 640 649 1 297 122 1 452 120

Note: Statistics for local governments, except for 1992, 1987, 1982, 1977, 1972, 1967, 1962, and 1957, are estimates subject to sampling variation; see text for statement of reliability.

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Table 5. Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of Government: 1957 to 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Month and year

State and local governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Total Education Otherfunctions

State

governments Total County Municipal TownshipSchool

district Specialdistrict

MONTHLY PAYROLL (MILLION DOLLARS)

October 1992 32 ----------------------------------- 437.1 15 688.1 16 749.0 9 750.4 22 686.7 4 721.8 6 237.8 703.9 9 609.0 1 414.2 Full-time employees 30 -------------------------- 142.3 14 187.9 15 954.4 8 817.5 21 324.9 4 440.5 6 009.1 642.8 8 938.0 1 294.6 Part-time employees 2 ------------------------- 294.8 1 500.2 794.6 932.9 1 361.9 281.3 228.8 61.1 671.0 119.7

Total payroll:

1991 (October) 31 ------------------------------- 550.5 15 683.1 15 867.4 9 437.1 22 113.4 4 404.4 2 303.5 663.5 9 975.0 1 286.5 1990 (October) 30 ------------------------------- 229.2 15 078.2 15 151.0 9 083.0 21 146.2 4 192.4 5 563.7 642.2 9 951.0 1 196.9 1989 (October) 28 ------------------------------- 127.2 14 023.6 14 103.5 8 443.1 19 684.1 3 855.4 5 273.9 599.3 8 851.6 1 104.0 1988 (October) 26 ------------------------------- 226.9 13 124.6 13 102.4 7 842.3 18 384.6 3 531.5 4 978.6 556.0 8 298.4 1 020.0 1987 (October) 24 ------------------------------- 744.5 12 451.8 12 297.7 7 262.9 17 481.6 3 269.6 4 769.9 522.1 7 961.0 959.1

1986 (October) 23 ------------------------------- 108.8 11 680.0 11 428.8 6 810.4 16 298.4 3 008.8 4 406.6 474.0 7 516.7 892.4 1985 (October) 21 ------------------------------- 364.7 10 683.6 10 681.0 6 328.6 15 036.1 2 819.1 4 191.1 445.7 6 745.9 834.4 1984 (October) 19 ------------------------------- 766.8 9 834.8 9 932.0 5 814.9 13 951.9 2 595.5 3 872.2 420.8 6 283.3 780.1 1983 (October) 18 ------------------------------- 223.6 9 007.3 9 216.3 5 345.5 12 878.1 2 386.8 3 640.0 398.5 5 728.8 724.0 1982 (October) 17 ------------------------------- 214.3 8 544.6 8 669.7 5 022.1 12 192.2 2 286.6 3 428.4 369.8 5 442.1 655.3

1981 (October) 15 ------------------------------- 954.3 8 002.0 7 952.3 4 667.5 11 286.8 2 082.9 3 222.4 348.8 5 021.2 611.5 1980 (October) 14 ------------------------------- 730.1 7 450.9 7 279.2 4 284.7 10 445.4 1 935.5 2 951.3 329.9 4 682.9 545.8 1979 (October) 13 ------------------------------- 349.3 6 757.0 6 592.3 3 869.3 9 480.0 1 726.0 2 728.5 290.7 4 271.7 463.0 1978 (October) 12 ------------------------------- 139.1 6 186.2 5 952.9 3 483.0 8 656.1 1 563.9 2 534.5 268.6 3 896.8 392.2 1977 (October) 11 ------------------------------- 420.0 5 845.6 5 574.4 3 194.6 8 225.4 1 489.3 2 412.4 250.1 3 707.0 366.6

1976 (October) 10 ------------------------------- 359.1 5 310.4 5 048.6 2 893.7 7 465.4 1 295.2 2 235.4 237.0 3 371.3 326.5 1975 (October) 9 ------------------------------- 640.1 4 960.3 4 679.7 2 652.7 6 987.4 1 183.4 2 129.3 214.7 3 160.3 299.6 1974 (October) 8 ------------------------------- 791.5 4 579.5 4 212.0 2 409.5 6 382.0 1 057.2 1 985.3 199.8 2 881.7 258.0 1973 (October) 8 ------------------------------- 014.9 4 184.8 3 830.1 2 158.2 5 856.8 951.7 1 855.3 192.4 2 622.9 234.4 1972 (October) 7 ------------------------------- 240.0 3 814.3 3 425.8 1 936.6 5 303.4 857.4 1 654.0 166.4 2 427.9 197.8

1971 (October) 6 ------------------------------- 382.2 3 382.4 2 999.7 1 741.7 4 640.5 722.4 1 481.8 137.8 2 146.1 152.3 1970 (October) 5 ------------------------------- 906.4 3 169.7 2 736.7 1 612.2 4 294.2 639.5 1 360.7 122.3 2 031.7 140.0 1969 (October) 5 ------------------------------- 252.3 2 830.6 2 421.7 1 430.5 3 821.7 571.6 1 195.6 114.4 1 816.3 123.9 1968 (October) 4 ------------------------------- 751.9 2 544.8 2 027.1 1 256.7 3 495.2 531.8 1 097.1 107.2 1 644.0 115.2 1967 (October) 4 ------------------------------- 213.2 2 244.0 1 969.2 1 105.5 3 107.7 465.3 971.5 96.2 1 475.0 99.6

1966 (October) 3 ------------------------------- 798.2 2 020.3 1 777.9 975.2 2 823.0 414.4 891.7 87.1 1 322.9 96.9 1965 (October) 3 ------------------------------- 400.3 1 777.7 1 622.5 849.2 2 551.1 377.3 818.2 80.5 1 188.6 86.5 1964 (October) 3 ------------------------------- 097.2 1 607.9 1 489.3 761.1 2 336.1 345.5 760.5 71.7 1 079.9 68.6 1963 (October) 2 ------------------------------- 840.3 1 463.8 1 376.6 696.4 2 143.9 311.2 707.9 64.9 992.3 67.6 1962 (October) 2 ------------------------------- 619.3 1 325.1 1 294.2 634.6 1 984.7 295.4 662.3 59.8 899.3 67.8

1961 (October) 2 ------------------------------- 419.9 1 204.6 1 215.3 586.2 1 833.7 272.2 630.4 59.9 811.6 60.2 1960 (October) 2 ------------------------------- 215.0 1 095.0 1 120.0 524.1 1 690.9 249.4 583.4 (NA) 735.4 (NA)

1959 (October) 2 ------------------------------- 041.7 999.3 1 042.4 485.4 1 556.3 229.1 547.9 (NA) 669.5 (NA)

1958 (October) 1 ------------------------------- 885.8 905.7 980.1 446.5 1 439.3 212.8 511.2 (NA) 618.2 (NA)

1957 (April) 1 ----------------------------------- 614.5 757.8 856.8 372.5 1 242.0 184.3 461.0 36.7 520.1 39.9

Note: Statistics for local governments, except for 1992, 1987, 1982, 1977, 1972, 1967, 1962, and 1957, are estimates subject to sampling variation; see text for statement of reliability.

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Table 6. Average Monthly Earnings of Full-Time State and Local Government Employees by

Type of Government: 1957 to 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Month and year

State and local governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Total Education

Other

functions

State

governments Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

AVERAGE MONTHLY EARNINGS (DOLLARS)

1992 (October) 2 ------------------------------ 588 2 661 2 528 2 618 2 576 2 369 2 733 2 781 2 572 2 603

1991 (October) 2 ------------------------------ 479 2 530 2 433 2 565 2 445 2 261 2 574 2 595 2 441 2 523

1990 (October) 2 ------------------------------ 395 2 455 2 340 2 472 2 364 2 184 2 483 2 483 2 368 2 426

1989 (October) 2 ------------------------------ 293 2 357 2 236 2 372 2 261 2 077 2 389 2 365 2 265 2 298

1988 (October) 2 ------------------------------ 187 2 254 2 126 2 260 2 157 1 964 2 270 2 205 2 172 2 225

1987 (October) 2 ------------------------------ 107 2 175 2 046 2 149 2 091 1 878 2 199 2 112 2 119 2 146

1986 (October) 2 ------------------------------ 009 2 090 1 937 2 052 1 992 1 766 2 065 1 963 2 052 2 041

1985 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 885 1 940 1 837 1 935 1 866 1 687 1 977 1 856 1 875 1 932

1984 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 778 1 830 1 732 1 825 1 759 1 586 1 860 1 752 1 775 1 798

1983 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 678 1 727 1 634 1 711 1 664 1 495 1 770 1 642 1 679 1 675

1982 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 589 1 856 1 475 1 626 1 575 1 420 1 649 1 550 1 599 1 620

1981 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 464 1 514 1 419 1 507 1 447 1 300 1 529 1 429 1 461 1 496

1980 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 337 1 403 1 280 1 373 1 323 1 178 1 369 1 357 1 359 1 361

1979 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 227 1 285 1 175 1 257 1 215 1 072 1 261 1 188 1 253 1 253

1978 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 139 1 201 1 085 1 167 1 128 984 1 179 1 100 1 166 1 145

1977 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 082 1 147 1 025 1 096 1 077 946 1 118 1 053 1 116 1 071

1976 (October) 1 ------------------------------ 020 1 073 972 1 031 1 016 899 1 064 985 1 044 984

1975 (October) 960 ------------------------------ 1 012 912 964 958 845 997 927 986 936

1974 (October) 898 ------------------------------ 946 853 906 895 792 936 877 919 837

1973 (October) 847 ------------------------------ 904 796 843 847 728 882 850 884 794

1972 (October) 790 ------------------------------ 848 737 778 794 691 820 782 831 704

1971 (October) 730 ------------------------------ 782 682 731 730 632 759 690 761 629

1970 (October) 697 ------------------------------ 756 642 700 696 585 709 636 743 616

1969 (October) 647 ------------------------------ 707 592 655 644 545 645 598 695 563

1968 (October) 607 ------------------------------ 663 555 602 609 517 607 588 654 562

1967 (October) 568 ------------------------------ 621 519 567 568 481 567 543 611 511

1966 (October) 523 ------------------------------ 570 480 522 523 439 527 494 563 491

1965 (October) 493 ------------------------------ 538 452 484 496 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

1964 (October) 473 ------------------------------ 518 433 464 478 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

1963 (October) 457 ------------------------------ 508 415 447 454 (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA) (NA)

1962 (October) 442 ------------------------------ 492 402 429 446 379 447 419 479 416

1961 (October) 415 ------------------------------ 458 380 409 416 356 423 403 442 397

1960 (October) 399 ------------------------------ 437 368 386 402 – – – – –

1959 (October) 384 ------------------------------ 420 354 373 385 – – – – –

1958 (October) 365 ------------------------------ 399 338 355 368 – – – – –

1957 (April) 336 --------------------------------- 361 317 320 341 283 352 307 358 335

Note: Statistics for local governments, except for 1992, 1987, 1982, 1977, 1972, 1967, 1962, and 1957, are estimates subject to sampling variation; see text for statement of reliability.

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Table 7. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of Government

and Function: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Type of government and function

Employees October payroll

(thousand dollars) Percent distribution

Total Full-time only

Full-time

equivalent

employment Total

For full-time

employees

Average

October

earnings, fulltime employees

(dollars)

Full-time

equivalent

employment October payroll

State and local governments 15 ----------- 117 196 11 644 890 13 181 636 32 437 086 30 142 312 2 588 100.0 100.0

Education services:

Education 7 ----------------------------------- 642 325 5 332 790 6 429 977 15 688 087 14 187 891 2 661 48.8 48.4

Higher education 2 -------------------------- 243 313 1 066 033 1 474 432 3 959 773 3 156 513 2 961 11.2 12.2

Instructional employees 788 ----------------- 225 379 238 523 540 1 985 791 1 564 231 4 125 4.0 6.1

Other employees 1 ----------------------- 455 088 686 795 950 892 1 973 982 1 592 283 2 318 7.2 6.1

Elementary and secondary education 5 -------- 292 984 4 174 078 4 857 378 11 486 495 10 800 040 2 587 36.8 35.4

Instructional employees 3 ----------------- 782 055 3 157 231 3 381 047 9 475 167 9 066 576 2 872 25.6 29.2

Other employees 1 ----------------------- 510 929 1 016 847 1 476 331 2 011 328 1 733 464 1 705 11.2 6.2

Other education 106 --------------------------- 028 92 679 98 167 241 819 231 338 2 496 .7 .7

Libraries 133 ------------------------------------ 526 72 627 97 480 179 194 145 978 2 010 .7 .6

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 492 ------------------------------- 750 446 013 470 887 1 014 634 975 526 2 187 3.6 3.1

Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------ 155 223 962 325 1 068 939 2 489 075 2 249 034 2 337 8.1 7.7

Health 375 -------------------------------------- 475 322 731 346 812 824 374 776 653 2 407 2.6 2.5

Social insurance administration 118 ---------------- 143 106 117 114 126 275 305 258 217 2 433 .9 .8

Transportation:

Highways 537 ----------------------------------- 606 510 449 525 117 1 230 578 1 205 941 2 363 4.0 3.8

Air transportation 36 ---------------------------- 430 34 341 35 414 96 268 94 750 2 759 .3 .3

Water transport and terminals 12 ----------------- 502 11 400 11 905 34 536 33 602 2 948 .1 .1

Public safety:

Police protection 746 ----------------------------- 625 669 445 696 680 2 049 971 2 010 126 3 003 5.3 6.3

Police officers only 538 ------------------------ 239 516 418 523 177 1 686 772 1 675 514 3 244 4.0 5.2

Fire protection 312 ------------------------------- 384 250 587 259 344 835 121 822 116 3 281 2.0 2.6

Firefighters only 292 --------------------------- 426 234 442 242 231 788 025 776 627 3 313 1.8 2.4

Correction 542 ----------------------------------- 661 521 825 532 078 1 307 968 1 284 436 2 461 4.0 4.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 222 ---------------------------- 427 161 800 180 468 424 127 390 897 2 416 1.4 1.3

Parks and recreation 317 ------------------------- 388 172 197 227 740 439 533 367 098 2 132 1.7 1.4

Housing and community development 109 ---------- 804 98 842 103 997 240 396 231 983 2 347 .8 .7

Sewerage 123 ----------------------------------- 708 118 023 120 066 300 618 297 221 2 518 .9 .9

Sanitation other than sewerage 112 ---------------- 680 104 129 108 556 250 924 244 839 2 351 .8 .8

Government administration:

Financial administration 337 ----------------------- 767 307 987 319 299 743 908 724 143 2 351 2.4 2.3

Judicial and legal 316 ---------------------------- 481 288 651 300 608 829 930 803 817 2 785 2.3 2.6

Other government administration 295 -------------- 784 201 789 219 705 554 609 510 943 2 532 1.7 1.7

Utilities 448 ---------------------------------------- 897 420 955 434 498 1 279 151 1 253 631 2 978 3.3 3.9

Water supply 150 -------------------------------- 734 139 423 142 668 354 454 349 271 2 505 1.1 1.1

Electric power 82 ------------------------------- 326 79 294 80 871 269 455 266 018 3 355 .6 .8

Gas supply 9 ---------------------------------- 868 9 571 9 740 23 986 23 678 2 474 .1 .1

Transit 205 -------------------------------------- 969 192 667 201 219 631 256 614 665 3 190 1.5 1.9

State liquor stores 11 ------------------------------ 089 7 627 9 145 18 390 16 059 2 106 .1 .1

All other and unallocable 715 ------------------------ 521 522 240 568 795 1 330 390 1 257 410 2 408 4.3 4.1

State governments 4 -------------------- 586 696 3 367 610 3 835 982 9 750 357 8 817 451 2 618 100.0 100.0

Education services:

Education 2 ----------------------------------- 026 612 1 040 831 1 394 156 3 723 825 3 031 095 2 912 36.3 38.2

Higher education 1 -------------------------- 883 874 921 605 1 266 711 3 401 483 2 725 215 2 957 33.0 34.9

Instructional employees 613 ----------------- 316 319 965 435 789 1 669 790 1 333 092 4 166 11.4 17.1

Other employees 1 ----------------------- 270 558 601 640 830 922 1 731 694 1 392 123 2 314 21.7 17.8

Elementary and secondary education 36 -------- 710 26 547 29 278 80 523 74 542 2 808 .8 .8

Instructional employees 25 ----------------- 252 19 997 21 422 65 113 61 235 3 062 .6 .7

Other employees 11 ----------------------- 458 6 550 7 856 15 410 13 307 2 032 .2 .2

Other education 106 --------------------------- 028 92 679 98 167 241 819 231 338 2 496 2.6 2.5

Libraries 649 ------------------------------------ 577 612 1 320 1 240 2 149 (Z) (Z)

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 215 ------------------------------- 432 205 707 211 552 471 050 459 879 2 236 5.5 4.8

Hospitals 552 ------------------------------------ 302 488 999 523 332 1 196 506 1 118 156 2 287 13.6 12.3

Health 166 -------------------------------------- 888 153 159 160 481 389 150 373 514 2 439 4.2 4.0

Social insurance administration 118 ---------------- 143 106 117 114 126 275 305 258 217 2 433 3.0 2.8

Transportation:

Highways 261 ----------------------------------- 362 250 320 256 829 625 915 613 494 2 451 6.7 6.4

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------- 774 2 654 2 707 7 086 6 962 2 623 .1 .1

Water transport and terminals 4 ----------------- 511 4 382 4 452 11 821 11 706 2 671 .1 .1

Public safety:

Police protection 86 ----------------------------- 606 85 497 86 028 246 947 245 984 2 877 2.2 2.5

Police officers only 55 ------------------------ 140 55 077 55 104 176 986 176 928 3 212 1.4 1.8

Correction 347 ----------------------------------- 985 339 937 344 794 843 513 828 971 2 439 9.0 8.7

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 182 ---------------------------- 281 131 070 147 286 354 710 325 142 2 481 3.8 3.6

Parks and recreation 42 ------------------------- 443 27 245 35 783 70 086 58 474 2 146 .9 .7

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------- 227 1 214 1 222 3 460 3 435 2 829 (Z) (Z)

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------- 374 1 302 1 332 4 251 4 184 3 213 (Z) (Z)

Government administration:

Financial administration 150 ----------------------- 612 143 336 147 311 351 077 343 894 2 399 3.8 3.6

Judicial and legal 113 ---------------------------- 548 106 970 110 671 349 876 341 652 3 194 2.9 3.6

Other government administration 51 -------------- 741 41 928 46 391 124 672 110 993 2 647 1.2 1.3

Utilities 28 ---------------------------------------- 521 27 324 27 974 104 914 103 351 3 782 .7 1.1

Water supply 938 -------------------------------- 930 936 2 563 2 549 2 741 (Z) (Z)

Electric power 6 ------------------------------- 759 6 119 6 463 24 681 23 694 3 872 .2 .3

Transit 20 -------------------------------------- 824 20 275 20 575 77 670 77 108 3 803 .5 .8

State liquor stores 11 ------------------------------ 089 7 627 9 145 18 390 16 059 2 106 .2 .2

All other and unallocable 220 ------------------------ 596 201 414 209 798 576 481 561 048 2 786 5.5 5.9

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and Function: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Type of government and function

Employees October payroll

(thousand dollars) Percent distribution

Total Full-time only

Full-time

equivalent

employment Total

For full-time

employees

Average

October

earnings, fulltime employees

(dollars)

Full-time

equivalent

employment October payroll

Local governments 10 -------------------- 530 500 8 277 280 9 345 654 22 686 729 21 324 861 2 576 100.0 100.0

Education services:

Education 5 ----------------------------------- 615 713 4 291 959 5 035 821 11 964 261 11 156 796 2 599 53.9 52.7

Higher education 359 -------------------------- 439 144 428 207 721 558 289 431 298 2 986 2.2 2.5

Instructional employees 174 ----------------- 909 59 273 87 751 316 001 231 138 3 900 .9 1.4

Other employees 184 ----------------------- 530 85 155 119 970 242 288 200 160 2 351 1.3 1.1

Elementary and secondary education 5 -------- 256 274 4 147 531 4 828 100 11 405 972 10 725 497 2 586 51.7 50.3

Instructional employees 3 ----------------- 756 803 3 137 234 3 359 625 9 410 053 9 005 341 2 870 35.9 41.5

Other employees 1 ----------------------- 499 471 1 010 297 1 468 475 1 995 918 1 720 157 1 703 15.7 8.8

Libraries 132 ------------------------------------ 877 72 050 96 868 177 874 144 738 2 009 1.0 .8

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 277 ------------------------------- 318 240 306 259 335 543 584 515 647 2 146 2.8 2.4

Hospitals 602 ------------------------------------ 921 473 326 545 607 1 292 569 1 130 877 2 389 5.8 5.7

Health 208 -------------------------------------- 587 169 572 186 331 435 224 403 139 2 377 2.0 1.9

Transportation:

Highways 276 ----------------------------------- 244 260 129 268 288 604 663 592 448 2 278 2.9 2.7

Air transportation 33 ---------------------------- 656 31 687 32 707 89 182 87 788 2 770 .3 .4

Water transport and terminals 7 ----------------- 991 7 018 7 453 22 716 21 896 3 120 .1 .1

Public safety:

Police protection 660 ----------------------------- 019 583 948 610 652 1 803 023 1 764 142 3 021 6.5 7.9

Police officers only 483 ------------------------ 099 461 341 468 073 1 509 785 1 498 586 3 248 5.0 6.7

Fire protection 312 ------------------------------- 384 250 587 259 344 835 121 822 116 3 281 2.8 3.7

Firefighters only 292 --------------------------- 426 234 442 242 231 788 025 776 627 3 313 2.6 3.5

Correction 194 ----------------------------------- 676 181 888 187 284 464 455 455 466 2 504 2.0 2.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 40 ---------------------------- 146 30 730 33 182 69 417 65 755 2 140 .4 .3

Parks and recreation 274 ------------------------- 945 144 952 191 957 369 447 308 624 2 129 2.1 1.6

Housing and community development 109 ---------- 804 98 842 103 997 240 396 231 983 2 347 1.1 1.1

Sewerage 122 ----------------------------------- 481 116 809 118 844 297 158 293 786 2 515 1.3 1.3

Sanitation other than sewerage 111 ---------------- 306 102 827 107 224 246 673 240 655 2 340 1.1 1.1

Government administration:

Financial administration 187 ----------------------- 155 164 651 171 988 392 831 380 249 2 309 1.8 1.7

Judicial and legal 202 ---------------------------- 933 181 681 189 937 480 054 462 164 2 544 2.0 2.1

Other government administration 244 -------------- 043 159 861 173 314 429 936 399 950 2 502 1.9 1.9

Utilities 420 ---------------------------------------- 376 393 631 406 524 1 174 237 1 150 280 2 922 4.3 5.2

Water supply 149 -------------------------------- 796 138 493 141 732 351 892 346 722 2 504 1.5 1.6

Electric power 75 ------------------------------- 567 73 175 74 408 244 774 242 323 3 312 .8 1.1

Gas supply 9 ---------------------------------- 868 9 571 9 740 23 986 23 678 2 474 .1 .1

Transit 185 -------------------------------------- 145 172 392 180 644 553 585 537 557 3 118 1.9 2.4

All other and unallocable 494 --------------------- 925 320 826 358 997 753 910 696 362 2 171 3.8 3.3

General purpose governments:

County 2 ----------------------------- 251 398 1 874 585 2 031 129 4 721 753 4 440 451 2 369 100.0 100.0

Education services:

Education 521 -------------------------------- 640 385 784 432 163 1 027 211 945 130 2 450 21.3 21.8

Higher education 72 ----------------------- 794 31 508 42 224 118 486 94 465 2 998 2.1 2.5

Instructional employees 38 --------------- 092 12 713 17 745 66 452 49 211 3 871 .9 1.4

Other employees 34 -------------------- 702 18 795 24 479 52 034 45 254 2 408 1.2 1.1

Elementary and secondary education 448 ----- 846 354 276 389 939 908 725 850 665 2 401 19.2 19.2

Instructional employees 309 --------------- 753 259 743 276 343 731 420 698 855 2 691 13.6 15.5

Other employees 139 -------------------- 093 94 533 113 596 177 306 151 810 1 606 5.6 3.8

Libraries 34 ---------------------------------- 949 19 741 25 955 48 560 39 283 1 990 1.3 1.0

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 208 ----------------------------- 982 181 550 195 987 397 939 376 383 2 073 9.6 8.4

Hospitals 270 --------------------------------- 513 213 186 243 751 590 413 521 705 2 447 12.0 12.5

Health 142 ----------------------------------- 155 115 603 128 122 297 353 272 165 2 354 6.3 6.3

Transportation:

Highways 113 --------------------------------- 168 109 107 111 550 225 495 221 820 2 033 5.5 4.8

Air transportation 6 -------------------------- 201 5 784 5 981 15 103 14 861 2 569 .3 .3

Water transport and terminals 610 -------------- 526 572 1 355 1 305 2 481 (Z) (Z)

Public safety:

Police protection 176 -------------------------- 151 161 504 166 677 452 245 444 292 2 751 8.2 9.6

Police officers only 125 --------------------- 157 120 243 121 760 362 279 359 590 2 991 6.0 7.7

Fire protection 31 ---------------------------- 008 27 115 28 061 96 844 95 149 3 509 1.4 2.1

Firefighters only 27 ------------------------ 832 24 421 25 200 89 189 87 814 3 596 1.2 1.9

Correction 157 -------------------------------- 475 145 397 150 450 355 387 347 027 2 387 7.4 7.5

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 14 ------------------------- 573 12 200 13 187 28 085 26 546 2 176 .6 .6

Parks and recreation 49 ---------------------- 696 31 843 38 717 76 615 67 381 2 116 1.9 1.6

Housing and community development 6 ------- 720 5 996 6 320 17 338 16 649 2 777 .3 .4

Sewerage 15 -------------------------------- 037 14 640 14 810 37 864 37 563 2 566 .7 .8

Sanitation other than sewerage 18 ------------- 235 15 652 17 019 33 674 31 868 2 036 .8 .7

Government administration:

Financial administration 92 -------------------- 957 86 554 89 518 191 137 186 826 2 158 4.4 4.0

Judicial and legal 154 -------------------------- 200 142 027 147 423 368 314 357 514 2 517 7.3 7.8

Other government administration 81 ------------ 273 68 765 73 156 167 135 158 107 2 299 3.6 3.5

Utilities 19 ------------------------------------- 846 18 689 19 329 54 341 53 282 2 851 1.0 1.2

Water supply 10 ----------------------------- 768 10 469 10 586 27 802 27 612 2 638 .5 .6

Electric power 261 ---------------------------- 247 257 773 761 3 080 (Z) (Z)

Gas supply 231 ------------------------------- 187 218 495 386 2 066 (Z) (Z)

Transit 8 ----------------------------------- 586 7 786 8 268 25 270 24 523 3 150 .4 .5

All other and unallocable 136 --------------------- 009 112 922 122 381 239 347 225 593 1 998 6.0 5.1

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Table 7. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of Government

and Function: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Type of government and function

Employees October payroll

(thousand dollars) Percent distribution

Total Full-time only

Full-time

equivalent

employment Total

For full-time

employees

Average

October

earnings, fulltime employees

(dollars)

Full-time

equivalent

employment October payroll

Subcounty governments:

Municipal 2 --------------------------- 638 389 2 198 687 2 340 615 6 237 845 6 009 067 2 733 100.0 100.0

Education services:

Education 401 -------------------------------- 308 342 152 361 201 1 040 320 1 001 198 2 926 15.4 16.7

Higher education 12 ----------------------- 841 5 614 7 098 25 813 20 602 3 670 .3 .4

Instructional employees 7 --------------- 097 2 308 2 723 13 407 9 973 4 321 .1 .2

Other employees 5 -------------------- 744 3 306 4 375 12 407 10 629 3 215 .2 .2

Elementary and secondary education 388 ----- 467 336 538 354 103 1 014 507 980 595 2 914 15.1 16.3

Instructional employees 273 --------------- 916 243 724 250 944 819 475 800 095 3 283 10.7 13.1

Other employees 114 -------------------- 551 92 814 103 159 195 032 180 500 1 945 4.4 3.1

Libraries 58 ---------------------------------- 378 33 830 43 733 86 429 73 387 2 169 1.9 1.4

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 60 ----------------------------- 366 53 876 57 136 135 790 131 231 2 436 2.4 2.2

Hospitals 134 --------------------------------- 083 112 523 125 004 302 903 276 876 2 461 5.3 4.9

Health 45 ----------------------------------- 133 39 478 41 537 103 019 99 153 2 512 1.8 1.7

Transportation:

Highways 125 --------------------------------- 236 117 719 121 892 290 960 284 656 2 418 5.2 4.7

Air transportation 18 -------------------------- 330 17 487 17 951 46 169 45 557 2 605 .8 .7

Water transport and terminals 2 -------------- 851 2 562 2 729 8 668 8 304 3 241 .1 .1

Public safety:

Police protection 440 -------------------------- 302 390 308 407 906 1 236 813 1 211 826 3 105 17.4 19.8

Police officers only 326 --------------------- 264 314 053 317 688 1 047 594 1 041 537 3 316 13.6 16.8

Fire protection 220 ---------------------------- 352 193 638 197 733 641 908 635 987 3 284 8.4 10.3

Firefighters only 206 ------------------------ 676 181 730 185 288 606 740 601 647 3 311 7.9 9.7

Correction 37 -------------------------------- 196 36 488 36 830 109 056 108 430 2 972 1.6 1.7

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ------------------------- 397 2 877 3 173 6 851 6 405 2 226 .1 .1

Parks and recreation 174 ---------------------- 871 93 248 122 406 230 781 193 336 2 073 5.2 3.7

Housing and community development 47 ------- 337 44 651 45 843 116 689 114 669 2 568 2.0 1.9

Sewerage 73 -------------------------------- 660 71 630 72 652 168 920 167 361 2 336 3.1 2.7

Sanitation other than sewerage 82 ------------- 300 78 636 80 869 191 236 188 118 2 392 3.5 3.1

Government administration:

Financial administration 74 -------------------- 158 67 285 69 883 173 750 169 138 2 514 3.0 2.8

Judicial and legal 44 -------------------------- 326 37 588 39 793 105 517 100 040 2 661 1.7 1.7

Other government administration 120 ------------ 820 79 868 86 180 231 037 216 607 2 712 3.7 3.7

Utilities 218 ------------------------------------- 473 211 124 214 908 599 383 593 437 2 811 9.2 9.6

Water supply 98 ----------------------------- 192 94 812 96 386 230 478 228 138 2 406 4.1 3.7

Electric power 48 ---------------------------- 767 47 415 48 097 153 038 151 718 3 200 2.1 2.5

Gas supply 6 ------------------------------- 708 6 587 6 666 16 349 16 251 2 467 .3 .3

Transit 64 ----------------------------------- 806 62 310 63 759 199 517 197 330 3 167 2.7 3.2

All other and unallocable 255 --------------------- 512 171 719 191 256 411 645 383 351 2 232 8.2 6.6

Township 409 --------------------------- 530 231 124 266 829 703 863 642 774 2 781 100.0 100.0

Education services:

Elementary and secondary education 113 -------- 249 90 095 99 065 292 100 275 983 3 063 37.1 41.5

Instructional employees 82 ----------------- 653 69 348 74 383 244 403 234 315 3 379 27.9 34.7

Other employees 30 ----------------------- 596 20 747 24 682 47 697 41 669 2 008 9.3 6.8

Libraries 9 ---------------------------------- 798 3 634 5 879 11 035 7 898 2 173 2.2 1.6

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ----------------------------- 155 2 889 3 765 7 119 5 766 1 996 1.4 1.0

Hospitals 860 --------------------------------- 488 707 1 819 1 267 2 595 .3 .3

Health 4 ----------------------------------- 789 2 455 3 028 7 157 6 124 2 494 1.1 1.0

Transportation:

Highways 29 --------------------------------- 502 25 736 27 024 61 047 59 203 2 300 10.1 8.7

Air transportation 158 -------------------------- 137 146 458 446 3 252 .1 .1

Water transport and terminals 86 -------------- 25 39 74 56 2 221 (Z) (Z)

Public safety:

Police protection 43 -------------------------- 566 32 136 36 069 113 966 108 024 3 361 13.5 16.2

Police officers only 31 --------------------- 678 27 045 28 625 99 912 97 459 3 604 10.7 14.2

Fire protection 26 ---------------------------- 763 11 645 13 330 40 463 38 246 3 284 5.0 5.7

Firefighters only 25 ------------------------ 388 11 015 12 562 38 775 36 788 3 340 4.7 5.5

Correction 5 -------------------------------- 3 4 11 9 2 957 (Z) (Z)

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 614 ------------------------- 412 468 1 135 1 038 2 519 .2 .2

Parks and recreation 13 ---------------------- 375 5 937 8 349 17 869 14 715 2 478 3.1 2.5

Housing and community development 747 ------- 632 671 1 779 1 701 2 691 .3 .3

Sewerage 4 -------------------------------- 150 3 708 3 856 9 798 9 563 2 579 1.4 1.4

Sanitation other than sewerage 6 ------------- 973 5 143 5 799 13 768 12 877 2 504 2.2 2.0

Government administration:

Financial administration 20 -------------------- 040 10 812 12 587 27 944 24 285 2 246 4.7 4.0

Judicial and legal 4 -------------------------- 407 2 066 2 721 6 222 4 610 2 231 1.0 .9

Other government administration 41 ------------ 950 11 228 13 978 31 764 25 236 2 248 5.2 4.5

Utilities 5 ------------------------------------- 331 4 650 4 878 12 920 12 563 2 702 1.8 1.8

Water supply 4 ----------------------------- 096 3 527 3 703 9 308 9 044 2 564 1.4 1.3

Electric power 1 ---------------------------- 081 1 030 1 054 3 310 3 264 3 169 .4 .5

Gas supply 25 ------------------------------- 23 23 83 83 3 593 (Z) (Z)

Transit 129 ----------------------------------- 70 98 218 172 2 454 (Z) (Z)

All other and unallocable 78 --------------------- 012 17 293 24 466 45 416 33 166 1 918 9.2 6.5

See footnote at end of table

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Table 7. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of Government

and Function: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Type of government and function

Employees October payroll

(thousand dollars) Percent distribution

Total Full-time only

Full-time

equivalent

employment Total

For full-time

employees

Average

October

earnings, fulltime employees

(dollars)

Full-time

equivalent

employment October payroll

Special purpose governments:

School district 4 ---------------------- 582 842 3 475 519 4 145 827 9 609 027 8 937 983 2 572 100.0 100.0

Higher education 273 ----------------------------- 759 107 306 158 397 413 975 316 231 2 947 3.8 4.3

Instructional employees 129 -------------------- 675 44 252 67 281 236 127 171 954 3 886 1.6 2.5

Other employees 144 -------------------------- 084 63 054 91 116 177 848 144 277 2 288 2.2 1.9

Elementary and secondary education 4 ---------- 305 710 3 366 622 3 984 993 9 190 639 8 618 253 2 560 96.1 95.6

Instructional employees 3 -------------------- 090 481 2 564 419 2 757 955 7 614 755 7 272 076 2 836 66.5 79.2

Other employees 1 -------------------------- 215 229 802 203 1 227 038 1 575 884 1 346 177 1 678 29.6 16.4

Libraries1 ----------------------------------- 3 373 1 591 2 437 4 414 3 498 2 199 .1 –

Special district 648 --------------------- 341 497 365 561 254 1 414 241 1 294 586 2 603 100.0 100.0

Education services:

Libraries 26 ---------------------------------- 379 13 254 18 864 27 436 20 672 1 560 3.4 1.9

Social services and income maintenance:

Hospitals 197 --------------------------------- 465 147 129 176 145 397 434 331 029 2 250 31.4 28.1

Health 16 ----------------------------------- 510 12 036 13 644 27 696 25 696 2 135 2.4 2.0

Transportation:

Highways 8 --------------------------------- 338 7 567 7 822 27 161 26 768 3 537 1.4 1.9

Air transportation 8 -------------------------- 967 8 279 8 629 27 452 26 925 3 252 1.5 1.9

Water transport and terminals 4 -------------- 444 3 905 4 113 12 618 12 231 3 132 .7 .9

Public safety:

Fire protection 34 ---------------------------- 261 18 189 20 220 12 618 52 734 2 899 3.6 .9

Firefighters only 32 ------------------------ 530 17 276 19 181 55 906 50 379 2 916 3.4 4.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 21 ------------------------- 562 15 241 16 354 33 346 31 766 2 084 2.9 2.4

Parks and recreation 37 ---------------------- 003 13 924 22 485 44 182 33 193 2 384 4.0 3.1

Housing and community development 55 ------- 000 47 563 51 163 104 590 98 965 2 081 9.1 7.4

Sewerage 29 -------------------------------- 634 26 831 27 526 80 577 79 300 2 956 4.9 5.7

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ------------- 798 3 396 3 537 7 995 7 792 2 294 .6 .6

Utilities 176 ------------------------------------- 726 159 168 167 409 507 593 490 997 3 085 29.8 35.9

Water supply 36 ----------------------------- 740 29 685 31 057 84 303 81 927 2 760 5.5 6.0

Electric power 25 ---------------------------- 458 24 483 25 000 87 652 86 580 3 536 4.5 6.2

Gas supply 2 ------------------------------- 904 2 774 2 833 7 057 6 958 2 508 .5 .5

Transit 111 ----------------------------------- 624 102 226 108 519 328 580 315 532 3 087 19.3 23.2

All other and unallocable 28 --------------------- 254 20 883 23 343 103 543 56 518 2 706 4.2 7.3

1Includes public libraries operated by school districts in Michigan, Missouri, and Ohio.

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Table 8. Percent Distribution of Full-Time Equivalent Public Employment by Type of

Government and Function: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Function

Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty All

governments

Federal

Government

(civilian)1

State and local

governments

State

governments Total County Municipal TownshipSchool

district

Special

district

All functions 100.0 --------------------------------- 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0 100.0

Selected Federal programs:

National defense and international relations 6.0 ----------- 33.0 – – – – – – – –

Postal service 4.5 -------------------------------------- 24.8 – – – – – – – –

Space research and technology .2 ---------------------- .8 – – – – – – – –

Education services:

Education 39.9 ------------------------------------------ .5 48.8 36.3 53.9 21.3 15.4 37.1 99.9 –

Higher education 9.1 --------------------------------- – 11.2 33.0 2.2 2.1 .3 – 3.8 –

Instructional employees 3.2 ------------------------ – 4.0 11.4 .9 .9 .1 – 1.6 –

Other employees 5.9 ------------------------------ – 7.2 21.7 1.3 1.2 .2 – 2.2 –

Elementary and secondary education 30.1 -------------- – 36.8 .8 51.7 19.2 15.1 37.1 96.1 –

Instructional employees 21.0 ------------------------ – 25.6 .6 35.9 13.6 10.7 27.9 66.5 –

Other employees 9.1 ------------------------------ – 11.2 .2 15.7 5.6 4.4 9.3 29.6 –

Other education .7 --------------------------------- .5 .7 2.6 – – – – – –

Libraries .6 ------------------------------------------- .2 .7 (Z) 1.0 1.3 1.9 2.2 .1 3.4

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3.0 -------------------------------------- .3 3.6 5.5 2.8 9.6 2.4 1.4 – (Z)

Hospitals 8.0 ------------------------------------------ 7.2 8.1 13.6 5.8 12.0 5.3 .3 – 31.4

Health 2.6 --------------------------------------------- 2.6 2.6 4.2 2.0 6.3 1.8 1.1 – 2.4

Social insurance administration 1.1 ---------------------- 2.3 .9 3.0 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 3.3 ------------------------------------------ .1 4.0 6.7 2.9 5.5 5.2 10.1 – 1.4

Air transportation .6 ----------------------------------- 1.8 .3 .1 .3 .3 .8 .1 – 1.5

Water transport and terminals .2 ------------------------ .5 .1 .1 .1 (Z) .1 (Z) – .7

Public safety:

Police protection 4.9 ----------------------------------- 2.9 5.3 2.2 6.5 8.2 17.4 13.5 – –

Police officers only 3.8 ------------------------------- 2.9 4.0 1.4 5.0 6.0 13.6 10.7 – –

Fire protection 1.6 ------------------------------------- – 2.0 – 2.8 1.4 8.4 5.0 – 3.6

Firefighters only 1.5 --------------------------------- – 1.8 – 2.6 1.2 7.9 4.7 – 3.4

Correction 3.4 ----------------------------------------- .8 4.0 9.0 2.0 7.4 1.6 (Z) – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2.5 ----------------------------------- 7.7 1.4 3.8 .4 .6 .1 .2 – 2.9

Parks and recreation 1.6 -------------------------------- .9 1.7 .9 2.1 1.9 5.2 3.1 – 4.0

Housing and community development .8 ---------------- .9 .8 – 1.1 .3 2.0 .3 – 9.1

Sewerage .7 ------------------------------------------ – .9 (Z) 1.3 .7 3.1 1.4 – 4.9

Sanitation other than sewerage .7 ---------------------- – .8 (Z) 1.1 .8 3.5 2.2 – .6

Government administration:

Financial administration 2.8 ----------------------------- 4.6 2.4 3.8 1.8 4.4 3.0 4.7 – –

Judicial and legal 2.2 ----------------------------------- 1.7 2.3 2.9 2.0 7.3 1.7 1.0 – –

Other government administration 1.5 --------------------- 1.0 1.7 1.2 1.9 3.6 3.7 5.2 – –

Utilities 2.7 ----------------------------------------------- – 3.3 .7 4.3 1.0 9.2 1.8 – 29.8 Water supply .9 --------------------------------------- – 1.1 (Z) 1.5 .5 4.1 1.4 – 5.5

Electric power .5 -------------------------------------- – .6 .2 .8 (Z) 2.1 .4 – 4.5

Gas supply .1 ---------------------------------------- – .1 – .1 (Z) .3 (Z) – .5 Transit 1.2 -------------------------------------------- – 1.5 .5 1.9 .4 2.7 (Z) – 19.3

State liquor stores .1 ------------------------------------- – .1 .2 – – – – – –

All other and unalloable 4.5 -------------------------------- 5.4 4.3 5.5 3.8 6.0 8.2 9.2 – 3.7

1Comprises all Federal civilian employees, including those outside the United States.

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Table 9. Federal, State, and Local Government Employment by State: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employees (full-time and part-time)

State and local governments Per 10,000 population2

Total

Federal

Government

(civilian)1 Total State Local Federal State and local

United States 18 ----------- 104 876 2 987 680 15 117 196 4 586 696 10 530 500 120.1 607.8

Alabama 318 ------------------------ 568 58 055 260 513 94 907 165 606 143.7 644.7

Alaska 70 -------------------------- 383 15 897 54 486 27 088 27 398 289.0 990.7

Arizona 256 ------------------------- 856 40 437 216 419 64 804 151 615 110.3 590.5

Arkansas 165 ----------------------- 388 20 437 144 951 53 364 91 587 86.9 616.6

California 1 ----------------------- 916 653 312 207 1 604 446 385 807 1 218 639 104.9 539.1

Colorado 283 ------------------------ 287 57 029 226 258 72 424 153 834 173.1 686.9

Connecticut 200 --------------------- 854 24 498 176 356 63 871 112 485 74.5 536.5

Delaware 48 ----------------------- 153 5 476 42 677 24 385 18 292 82.2 640.8

District of Columbia 279 -------------- 174 222 755 56 419 – 56 419 3 669.8 929.5

Florida 866 -------------------------- 868 114 218 752 650 187 813 564 837 88.3 581.7

Georgia 527 ------------------------- 962 93 480 434 482 127 075 307 407 144.3 670.7

Hawaii 102 -------------------------- 270 25 287 76 983 61 786 15 197 228.2 694.8

Idaho 87 --------------------------- 126 11 293 75 833 25 579 50 254 112.1 753.1

Illinois 753 -------------------------- 903 106 163 647 740 164 182 483 558 92.9 566.7

Indiana 380 ------------------------- 467 42 878 337 589 115 617 221 972 77.3 608.9

Iowa 213 ---------------------------- 223 19 801 193 422 60 418 133 004 71.3 696.5

Kansas 223 ------------------------- 448 26 381 197 067 56 168 140 899 106.5 795.3

Kentucky 253 ------------------------ 727 38 022 215 705 85 605 130 100 103.2 585.4

Louisiana 301 ----------------------- 207 35 051 266 156 103 050 163 106 83.1 630.7

Maine 94 -------------------------- 931 16 234 78 697 26 960 51 737 132.2 640.9

Maryland 411 ------------------------ 320 135 717 275 603 97 529 178 074 283.9 576.5

Massachusetts 378 ------------------ 346 62 291 316 055 101 646 214 409 103.5 525.4

Michigan 603 ------------------------ 291 58 536 544 755 172 502 372 253 63.0 586.1

Minnesota 327 ----------------------- 801 33 790 294 011 83 922 210 089 77.2 672.0

Mississippi 197 ---------------------- 948 25 871 172 077 55 388 116 689 100.5 668.8

Missouri 353 ------------------------ 818 65 989 287 829 90 424 197 405 129.0 562.5

Montana 74 ------------------------ 067 12 392 61 675 23 693 37 982 155.1 771.9

Nebraska 133 ----------------------- 739 16 120 117 619 34 545 83 074 102.2 745.4

Nevada 84 ------------------------- 514 11 581 72 933 20 956 51 977 96.3 606.8

New Hampshire 68 ----------------- 226 8 358 59 868 21 328 38 540 75.4 539.8

New Jersey 518 --------------------- 873 73 738 445 135 133 775 311 360 95.4 575.9

New Mexico 144 --------------------- 307 27 700 116 607 53 317 63 290 182.8 769.7

New York 1 ----------------------- 382 130 149 200 1 232 930 290 433 942 497 82.9 685.3

North Carolina 481 ------------------- 983 50 798 431 185 127 279 303 906 76.6 650.5

North Dakota 66 -------------------- 394 8 313 58 081 21 964 36 117 130.1 908.9

Ohio 715 ---------------------------- 746 93 538 622 208 176 781 445 427 86.2 573.6

Oklahoma 252 ----------------------- 670 45 667 207 003 79 346 127 657 145.2 658.0

Oregon 216 ------------------------- 349 30 920 185 429 63 229 122 200 108.8 652.5

Pennsylvania 661 -------------------- 515 132 307 529 208 145 647 383 561 111.4 445.4

Rhode Island 64 -------------------- 737 10 262 54 475 24 225 30 250 102.3 543.1

South Carolina 254 ------------------ 147 32 775 221 372 90 504 130 868 94.0 634.8

South Dakota 61 ------------------- 711 10 102 51 609 17 631 33 978 145.1 741.5

Tennessee 335 ---------------------- 697 53 872 281 825 90 593 191 232 110.5 577.9

Texas 1 -------------------------- 256 087 178 973 1 077 114 296 122 780 992 105.4 634.1

Utah 149 ---------------------------- 577 35 442 114 135 46 491 67 644 205.7 662.4

Vermont 41 ------------------------ 828 5 708 36 120 14 474 21 646 101.4 641.6

Virginia 570 ------------------------- 841 167 735 403 106 141 748 261 358 271.1 651.5

Washington 390 --------------------- 750 68 592 322 158 120 368 201 790 140.9 661.9

West Virginia 118 -------------------- 137 17 391 100 746 40 246 60 500 97.0 561.9

Wisconsin 352 ----------------------- 535 29 934 322 601 96 533 226 068 61.2 659.4

Wyoming 49 ------------------------ 457 6 582 42 875 13 154 29 721 145.0 944.4

1Data are for December 31, 1992. Excludes employees outside the 50 States and District of Columbia and therefore differs from employment amount shown in tables 1, 2, and 3.

2See table 10 for 1990 population.

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Geographic area

Full-time equivalent employment of State and local governments

State government Per 10,000 population2

Total Number Percent of total

Local

government Total State Local

13 181 636 3 835 982 29.1 9 345 654 530.0 154.2 375.8 United States

238 358 81 101 34.0 157 257 589.8 200.7 389.2 Alabama

46 469 23 818 51.3 22 651 844.9 433.1 411.8 Alaska

193 766 54 064 27.9 139 702 528.7 147.5 381.2 Arizona

128 376 46 596 36.3 81 780 546.0 198.2 347.9 Arkansas

1 385 430 321 860 23.2 1 063 570 465.5 108.2 357.4 California

183 380 53 004 28.9 130 376 556.7 160.9 395.8 Colorado

152 903 54 184 35.4 98 719 465.2 164.8 300.3 Connecticut

37 637 20 179 53.6 17 458 565.1 303.0 262.1 Delaware

54 654 – – 54 654 900.4 – 900.4 District of Columbia

657 041 164 498 25.0 492 543 507.8 127.1 380.7 Florida

402 112 114 464 28.5 287 648 620.7 176.7 444.0 Georgia

64 540 50 657 78.5 13 883 582.5 457.2 125.3 Hawaii

60 730 20 247 33.3 40 483 603.1 201.1 402.0 Idaho

552 533 136 623 24.7 415 910 483.4 119.5 363.8 Illinois

297 169 95 157 32.0 202 012 536.0 171.6 364.4 Indiana

154 260 47 352 30.7 106 908 555.5 170.5 385.0 Iowa

162 517 47 885 29.5 114 632 655.8 193.2 462.6 Kansas

197 010 76 254 38.7 120 756 534.6 206.9 327.7 Kentucky

250 328 88 770 35.5 161 558 593.2 210.4 382.8 Louisiana

63 681 21 983 34.5 41 698 518.6 179.0 339.6 Maine

239 101 82 072 34.3 157 029 500.1 171.7 328.4 Maryland

273 855 84 940 31.0 188 915 455.2 141.2 314.0 Massachusetts

448 208 137 853 30.8 310 355 482.2 148.3 333.9 Michigan

239 585 67 332 28.1 172 253 547.6 153.9 393.7 Minnesota

153 916 47 457 30.8 106 459 598.2 184.4 413.8 Mississippi

247 417 74 049 29.9 173 368 483.5 144.7 338.8 Missouri

48 960 17 095 34.9 31 865 612.8 214.0 398.8 Montana

98 234 28 746 29.3 69 488 622.5 182.2 440.4 Nebraska

65 894 19 142 29.0 46 752 548.2 159.3 389.0 Nevada

49 883 16 296 32.7 33 587 449.8 146.9 302.9 New Hampshire

404 225 117 026 29.0 287 199 522.9 151.4 371.5 New Jersey

101 917 42 159 41.4 59 758 672.7 278.3 394.4 New Mexico

1 124 093 267 429 23.8 856 664 624.8 148.7 476.2 New York

370 979 109 046 29.4 261 933 559.6 164.5 395.1 North Carolina

38 274 16 468 43.0 21 806 599.0 257.7 341.3 North Dakota

531 921 140 305 26.4 391 616 490.4 129.3 361.0 Ohio

185 018 67 071 36.3 117 947 588.1 213.2 374.9 Oklahoma

151 973 49 704 32.7 102 269 534.7 174.9 359.8 Oregon

470 793 123 284 26.2 347 509 396.2 103.8 292.5 Pennsylvania

47 440 19 890 41.9 27 550 473.0 198.3 274.7 Rhode Island

201 483 77 754 38.6 123 729 577.8 223.0 354.8 South Carolina

38 083 13 517 35.5 24 566 547.2 194.2 353.0 South Dakota

249 582 75 930 30.4 173 652 511.8 155.7 356.1 Tennessee

983 299 238 974 24.3 744 325 578.9 140.7 438.2 Texas

94 616 39 618 41.9 54 998 549.1 229.9 319.2 Utah

30 148 12 923 42.9 17 225 535.5 229.5 306.0 Vermont

348 182 115 874 33.3 232 308 562.8 187.3 375.5 Virginia

276 880 97 818 35.3 179 062 568.9 201.0 367.9 Washington

91 155 33 569 36.8 57 586 508.4 187.2 321.2 West Virginia

256 947 72 674 28.3 184 273 525.2 148.6 376.7 Wisconsin

36 681 11 271 30.7 25 410 808.0 248.3 559.7 Wyoming

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Table 10. Population and Number of Local Governments by Type and State: 1992

[Detail may not add total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Local governments, 1992 1990 estimated population (thousands)

General purpose Special purpose Areas served by--

Subcounty

Total County Municipal Township

School

district Specialdistrict State Counties Municipalities Townships

United States 84 ------------ 955 3 043 19 279 16 656 14 422 31 555 248 710 224 924 153 819 53 051

Alabama 1 ------------------------- 121 67 438 – 129 487 4 041 4 041 2 432 – Alaska 174 --------------------------- 12 148 – – 14 550 207 407 – Arizona 590 -------------------------- 15 86 – 228 261 3 665 3 665 2 841 – Arkansas 1 ------------------------- 446 75 489 – 321 561 2 351 2 351 1 440 – California 4 ------------------------- 392 57 460 – 1 078 2 797 29 760 29 036 23 611 –

Colorado 1 ------------------------- 760 62 266 – 180 1 252 3 294 2 827 2 382 – Connecticut 563 ----------------------- – 29 149 17 368 3 287 – 1 334 1 976 Delaware 275 ------------------------- 3 57 – 19 196 666 666 194 – District of Columbia 2 --------------- – 1 – – 1 607 – 607 – Florida 1 --------------------------- 013 66 390 – 95 462 12 938 12 265 6 405 –

Georgia 1 -------------------------- 297 157 536 – 183 421 6 478 6 211 2 582 – Hawaii 20 --------------------------- 3 1 – – 16 1 108 272 836 – Idaho 1 ---------------------------- 086 44 199 – 115 728 1 007 1 007 622 – Illinois 6 ---------------------------- 722 102 1 282 1 433 985 2 920 11 431 11 431 9 627 8 293 Indiana 2 --------------------------- 898 91 566 1 008 294 939 5 544 4 747 3 530 5 544

Iowa 1 ----------------------------- 880 99 952 – 441 388 2 777 2 777 2 123 – Kansas 3 --------------------------- 891 105 627 1 353 324 1 482 2 478 2 478 1 964 777 Kentucky 1 ------------------------- 320 119 435 – 176 590 3 685 3 460 1 753 – Louisiana 458 ------------------------- 61 301 – 66 30 4 220 3 246 2 246 – Maine 796 ---------------------------- 16 22 468 91 199 1 228 1 228 358 862

Maryland 401 ------------------------- 23 155 – – 223 4 781 4 045 1 412 – Massachusetts 843 -------------------- 12 39 312 84 396 6 016 5 347 2 794 3 222 Michigan 2 ------------------------- 721 83 534 1 242 585 277 9 295 9 295 5 454 4 113 Minnesota 3 ------------------------ 579 87 854 1 803 458 377 4 375 4 375 3 440 912 Mississippi 869 ------------------------ 82 294 – 173 320 2 573 2 573 1 295 –

Missouri 3 -------------------------- 309 114 933 324 552 1 386 5 117 4 720 3 354 310 Montana 1 ------------------------- 275 54 128 – 537 556 799 755 444 – Nebraska 2 ------------------------- 923 93 534 452 797 1 047 1 578 1 578 1 179 181 Nevada 207 -------------------------- 16 18 – 17 156 1 202 1 161 655 – New Hampshire 527 ------------------- 10 13 221 167 116 1 109 1 109 388 721

New Jersey 1 ----------------------- 512 21 320 247 550 374 7 730 7 730 3 871 3 859 New Mexico 341 ---------------------- 33 98 – 94 116 1 515 1 515 972 – New York 3 ------------------------ 298 57 619 929 713 980 17 990 10 668 11 534 8 246 North Carolina 937 -------------------- 100 516 – – 321 6 629 6 629 3 025 – North Dakota 2 --------------------- 764 53 364 1 350 275 722 639 639 450 142

Ohio 3 ----------------------------- 523 88 942 1 314 666 513 10 847 10 847 7 227 5 327 Oklahoma 1 ------------------------ 794 77 588 – 605 524 3 146 3 146 2 387 – Oregon 1 -------------------------- 450 36 239 – 340 835 2 842 2 842 1 759 – Pennsylvania 5 --------------------- 158 66 1 022 1 548 516 2 006 11 882 10 296 5 856 6 025 Rhode Island 125 --------------------- – 8 31 3 83 1 003 – 535 468

South Carolina 697 -------------------- 46 269 – 91 291 3 487 3 487 1 276 –

South Dakota 1 --------------------- 785 64 310 969 180 262 696 678 460 133

Tennessee 923 ----------------------- 93 339 – 14 477 4 877 4 362 2 844 –

Texas 4 ---------------------------- 791 254 1 171 – 1 100 2 266 16 987 16 987 12 979 –

Utah 626 ----------------------------- 29 228 – 40 329 1 723 1 723 1 319 –

Vermont 681 -------------------------- 14 50 237 276 104 563 563 154 454

Virginia 454 --------------------------- 95 230 – – 129 6 187 3 936 2 630 –

Washington 1 ----------------------- 760 39 268 – 296 1 157 4 867 4 867 2 434 –

West Virginia 691 --------------------- 55 231 – 55 350 1 793 1 793 671 –

Wisconsin 2 ------------------------ 738 72 583 1 266 440 377 4 892 4 892 3 407 1 485

Wyoming 549 ------------------------- 23 97 – 56 373 454 454 317 –

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Table 11. State and Local Government Payrolls by State: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

October payroll (thousand dollars) Average October earnings, full-time employees (dollars)

State government Local governments State government Local governments

Total Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees All

Instructional

employees

Other

employees

Instructional

employees

Other

employees

United States 32 ------- 437 086 9 750 357 1 734 903 8 015 454 22 686 729 9 726 055 12 960 674 2 588 4 101 2 452 2 890 2 379

Alabama 452 ----------------- 389 176 929 35 294 141 635 275 460 115 791 159 669 1 989 3 595 2 064 2 085 1 716

Alaska 157 ------------------- 623 76 028 11 895 64 133 81 595 31 035 50 560 3 509 3 986 3 178 3 836 3 725

Arizona 452 ------------------ 434 121 955 19 350 102 605 330 479 130 696 199 783 2 522 4 429 2 193 2 850 2 441

Arkansas 236 ----------------- 971 99 385 20 669 78 716 137 586 76 930 60 656 1 912 4 270 1 970 2 080 1 440

California 4 ----------------- 351 560 1 062 204 130 700 931 504 3 289 356 1 114 298 2 175 057 3 381 5 211 3 282 3 699 3 229

Colorado 469 ----------------- 274 165 021 63 215 101 806 304 253 124 225 180 027 2 657 4 179 2 695 2 777 2 380

Connecticut 482 --------------- 618 174 567 20 700 153 867 308 052 170 274 137 778 3 261 4 596 3 178 3 707 2 801

Delaware 95 ----------------- 450 49 451 9 186 40 264 45 999 25 989 20 010 2 634 4 144 2 322 3 070 2 548

District of Columbia 171 ------- 441 – – – 171 441 25 283 146 158 3 175 – – 3 276 3 158

Florida 1 ------------------- 469 081 354 505 44 291 310 214 1 114 576 356 184 758 392 2 276 3 683 2 098 2 676 2 157

Georgia 792 ------------------ 523 233 831 43 604 190 227 558 692 234 059 324 633 2 030 4 183 1 884 2 244 1 869

Hawaii 172 ------------------- 236 130 808 55 398 75 411 41 428 – 41 428 2 661 2 863 2 374 – 3 031

Idaho 118 -------------------- 990 43 361 7 351 36 010 75 628 36 247 39 382 2 046 2 925 2 160 2 120 1 786

Illinois 1 -------------------- 387 940 346 998 62 052 284 947 1 040 942 436 779 604 163 2 709 3 482 2 515 2 988 2 568

Indiana 636 ------------------- 005 227 847 58 640 169 207 408 157 202 886 205 271 2 318 4 281 2 267 2 824 1 825

Iowa 355 --------------------- 060 136 016 29 347 106 669 219 044 104 621 114 424 2 405 5 272 2 613 2 404 2 012

Kansas 342 ------------------- 017 100 811 17 599 83 212 241 206 107 819 133 387 2 200 4 077 2 006 2 426 2 046

Kentucky 397 ----------------- 339 166 307 30 080 136 228 231 032 129 589 101 443 2 145 4 245 2 147 2 432 1 656

Louisiana 457 ----------------- 246 191 531 38 962 152 569 265 716 131 138 134 577 1 968 4 188 2 011 1 996 1 669

Maine 136 -------------------- 494 51 812 4 872 46 940 84 682 49 163 35 519 2 244 3 701 2 355 2 315 1 918

Maryland 668 ----------------- 297 223 037 35 231 187 805 445 260 219 209 226 051 2 860 4 627 2 562 3 621 2 476

Massachusetts 742 ------------ 844 223 416 29 554 193 862 519 428 232 667 286 761 2 784 3 860 2 550 3 080 2 675

Michigan 1 ----------------- 243 955 401 837 86 386 315 451 842 118 430 830 411 288 3 062 4 688 2 927 3 772 2 494

Minnesota 602 ---------------- 292 190 889 47 620 143 269 411 404 180 863 230 541 2 801 4 629 2 810 2 910 2 528

Mississippi 256 ---------------- 660 93 589 19 603 73 985 163 071 76 986 86 085 1 720 3 991 1 785 1 776 1 459

Missouri 509 ------------------ 142 153 212 28 610 124 602 355 929 171 410 184 519 2 135 3 716 1 899 2 453 1 938

Montana 97 ----------------- 675 37 577 7 142 30 435 60 098 33 563 26 535 2 164 3 757 2 124 2 371 1 797

Nebraska 204 ----------------- 824 59 849 9 057 50 791 144 975 62 388 82 588 2 210 3 286 2 065 2 320 2 148

Nevada 175 ------------------ 852 49 783 5 303 44 480 126 069 40 116 85 953 2 765 3 506 2 673 2 675 2 827

New Hampshire 115 ----------- 431 38 410 5 969 32 441 77 021 43 241 33 780 2 496 3 495 2 302 2 758 2 285

New Jersey 1 --------------- 216 621 357 816 57 895 299 921 858 805 420 393 438 412 3 191 5 426 2 893 4 064 2 672

New Mexico 191 -------------- 709 88 128 10 556 77 572 103 580 52 122 51 458 2 023 2 947 2 192 1 907 1 827

New York 3 ---------------- 449 099 832 608 74 738 757 870 2 616 491 989 212 1 627 279 3 175 4 474 3 063 3 874 2 875

North Carolina 793 ------------ 419 257 507 54 939 202 568 535 912 259 539 276 373 2 186 4 159 2 202 2 459 1 831

North Dakota 79 ------------- 517 33 979 8 178 25 800 45 538 25 713 19 825 2 235 3 627 2 011 2 696 1 788

Ohio 1 --------------------- 256 999 352 935 76 370 276 564 904 065 392 761 511 303 2 533 4 038 2 491 3 023 2 170

Oklahoma 344 ---------------- 218 133 413 25 476 107 937 210 806 105 924 104 881 1 951 3 478 1 887 2 111 1 716

Oregon 384 ------------------ 282 130 410 30 168 100 242 253 872 115 054 138 818 2 651 3 889 2 421 2 850 2 545

Pennsylvania 1 ------------- 170 429 314 599 46 857 267 742 855 830 420 149 435 681 2 644 4 263 2 440 3 218 2 275

Rhode Island 130 ------------- 402 54 871 9 393 45 478 75 531 43 353 32 178 2 826 3 779 2 708 3 450 2 267

South Carolina 388 ------------ 881 157 742 34 187 123 555 231 138 119 704 111 434 2 025 3 665 1 902 2 264 1 736

South Dakota 70 ------------- 825 28 512 5 901 22 611 42 313 23 570 18 743 1 978 3 649 1 966 2 037 1 680

Tennessee 506 --------------- 835 160 337 35 365 124 972 346 498 141 322 205 175 2 063 3 408 1 971 2 377 1 829

Texas 2 -------------------- 041 731 553 537 108 842 444 695 1 488 194 726 437 761 757 2 171 4 940 2 117 2 256 1 988

Utah 190 --------------------- 129 80 955 14 693 66 262 109 173 55 882 53 292 2 168 3 573 1 931 2 302 2 142

Vermont 68 ------------------ 353 31 270 5 289 25 981 37 083 24 857 12 226 2 390 3 909 2 353 2 418 2 062

Virginia 769 ------------------- 020 257 388 54 654 202 734 511 633 238 500 273 132 2 281 3 858 2 110 2 492 2 096

Washington 718 --------------- 929 245 723 41 218 204 505 473 205 165 592 307 614 2 725 3 414 2 628 3 160 2 531

West Virginia 177 ------------- 406 64 844 14 272 50 572 112 562 66 423 46 139 2 036 3 704 1 767 2 517 1 640

Wisconsin 663 ---------------- 257 210 669 45 282 165 387 452 588 220 098 232 490 2 791 4 087 3 035 3 022 2 346

Wyoming 73 ----------------- 364 22 149 2 947 19 202 51 215 25 171 26 044 2 167 3 232 1 960 2 510 1 987

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Table 12. State and Local Government Full-Time Equivalent Employment Per 10,000

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Education

Higher education Elementary and secondary education

All functions Total Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees

Other

education

(State)

United States 530.0 --------------- 258.5 59.3 21.1 38.2 195.3 135.9 59.4 3.9

Local only 375.8 --------------- 202.5 8.4 3.5 4.8 194.1 135.1 59.0 –

Alabama 589.8 ---------------------------- 284.6 74.5 26.0 48.5 200.3 139.0 61.3 9.8

Local only 389.2 ------------------------ 200.3 – – – 200.3 139.0 61.3 –

Alaska 844.9 ------------------------------ 371.7 106.8 26.7 80.1 256.2 182.7 73.5 8.7

Local only 411.8 ------------------------ 209.8 – – – 209.8 153.6 56.2 –

Arizona 528.7 ----------------------------- 263.9 64.3 20.2 44.1 192.3 128.6 63.7 7.2

Local only 381.2 ------------------------ 205.3 13.0 5.6 7.3 192.3 128.6 63.7 –

Arkansas 546.0 --------------------------- 300.1 63.4 22.4 41.1 225.4 158.7 66.7 11.3

Local only 347.9 ------------------------ 225.6 .2 .2 – 225.4 158.7 66.7 –

California 465.5 --------------------------- 199.7 49.1 15.2 34.0 149.1 103.7 45.4 1.5

Local only 357.4 ------------------------ 162.4 13.3 5.7 7.6 149.1 103.7 45.4 –

Colorado 556.7 ---------------------------- 287.1 86.1 42.0 44.1 196.7 137.8 58.9 4.3

Local only 395.8 ------------------------ 199.9 3.2 1.1 2.1 196.7 137.8 58.9 –

Connecticut 465.2 ------------------------- 239.1 38.0 14.3 23.6 193.0 143.5 49.5 8.1

Local only 300.3 ------------------------ 193.1 – – – 193.0 143.5 49.5 –

Delaware 565.1 --------------------------- 278.9 96.7 33.8 62.9 178.7 129.2 49.6 3.5

Local only 262.1 ------------------------ 178.7 – – – 178.7 129.2 49.6 –

District of Columbia 900.4 ------------------ 210.4 25.0 9.7 15.3 185.4 117.3 68.1 –

Local only 900.4 ------------------------ 210.4 25.0 9.7 15.3 185.4 117.3 68.1 –

Florida 507.8 ------------------------------ 218.1 41.5 14.9 26.7 174.6 98.6 76.0 2.0

Local only 380.7 ------------------------ 187.7 13.1 4.8 8.4 174.6 98.6 76.0 –

Georgia 620.7 ----------------------------- 288.9 51.5 19.1 32.4 230.2 161.7 68.5 7.2

Local only 444.0 ------------------------ 231.1 .9 .5 .3 230.2 161.7 68.5 –

Hawaii 582.5 ------------------------------ 261.0 63.8 24.9 38.9 196.0 146.5 49.5 1.2

Local only 125.3 ------------------------ – – – – – – ––

Idaho 603.1 ------------------------------- 317.1 79.9 28.4 51.5 230.4 170.2 60.2 6.8

Local only 402.0 ------------------------ 239.4 9.0 3.0 6.0 230.4 170.2 60.2 –

Illinois 483.4 ------------------------------ 228.6 54.6 22.1 32.5 171.4 125.4 46.0 2.6

Local only 363.8 ------------------------ 185.4 13.9 5.7 8.3 171.4 125.4 46.0 –

Indiana 536.0 ----------------------------- 292.2 81.4 34.0 47.4 201.8 135.7 66.1 9.0

Local only 364.4 ------------------------ 201.8 – – – 201.8 135.7 66.1 –

Iowa 555.5 -------------------------------- 305.7 86.0 28.4 57.6 215.6 153.8 61.8 4.2

Local only 385.0 ------------------------ 235.0 19.4 8.2 11.2 215.6 153.8 61.8 –

Kansas 655.8 ----------------------------- 355.4 102.3 28.4 74.0 250.4 174.7 75.7 2.7

Local only 462.6 ------------------------ 272.4 22.0 8.9 13.1 250.4 174.7 75.7 –

Kentucky 534.6 ---------------------------- 305.0 76.3 20.9 55.4 217.4 146.3 71.0 11.4

Local only 327.7 ------------------------ 217.4 – – – 217.4 146.3 71.0 –

Louisiana 593.2 --------------------------- 302.4 65.2 24.3 41.0 228.4 156.2 72.2 8.7

Local only 382.8 ------------------------ 228.8 .4 .3 .1 228.4 156.2 72.2 –

Maine 518.6 ------------------------------ 292.6 46.0 10.1 35.9 236.6 176.4 60.2 9.9

Local only 339.6 ------------------------ 235.2 – – – 235.2 175.4 59.8 –

Maryland 500.1 ---------------------------- 240.0 57.4 21.9 35.5 178.5 123.6 54.9 4.1

Local only 328.4 ------------------------ 193.7 15.2 6.0 9.2 178.5 123.6 54.9 –

Massachusetts 455.2 ---------------------- 205.1 34.6 13.4 21.2 169.2 127.9 41.3 1.3 Local only 314.0 ------------------------ 169.4 .2 .1 .1 169.2 127.9 41.3 – Michigan 482.2 ---------------------------- 274.1 82.0 27.7 54.3 189.9 125.3 64.6 2.1 Local only 333.9 ------------------------ 201.7 11.8 5.3 6.5 189.9 125.3 64.6 – Minnesota 547.6 --------------------------- 292.6 78.9 27.6 51.4 209.9 150.5 59.4 3.7 Local only 393.7 ------------------------ 213.0 3.1 1.6 1.5 209.9 150.5 59.4 –

Mississippi 598.2 -------------------------- 305.5 69.8 27.1 42.7 230.4 163.6 66.9 5.3 Local only 413.8 ------------------------ 243.8 13.4 6.6 6.7 230.4 163.6 66.9 – Missouri 483.5 ---------------------------- 244.2 48.7 18.7 30.0 191.5 135.0 56.6 3.9 Local only 338.8 ------------------------ 200.2 8.6 3.4 5.2 191.5 135.0 56.6 – Montana 612.8 ---------------------------- 340.0 71.3 27.6 43.7 259.6 190.7 68.8 9.1 Local only 398.8 ------------------------ 261.1 1.6 .7 .9 259.6 190.7 68.8 –

Nebraska 622.5 --------------------------- 307.1 77.2 24.8 52.4 225.2 168.7 56.5 4.7 Local only 440.4 ------------------------ 239.5 14.3 6.7 7.6 225.2 168.7 56.5 – Nevada 548.2 ----------------------------- 249.7 49.8 13.5 36.3 197.7 125.3 72.3 2.2 Local only 389.0 ------------------------ 197.7 – – – 197.7 125.3 72.3 – New Hampshire 449.8 --------------------- 236.7 46.6 14.9 31.7 187.3 145.7 41.6 2.8 Local only 302.9 ------------------------ 187.3 – – – 187.3 145.7 41.6 –

New Jersey 522.9 ------------------------- 246.7 46.4 13.2 33.1 196.6 137.4 59.2 3.8 Local only 371.5 ------------------------ 201.3 11.0 3.5 7.5 190.3 132.9 57.4 – New Mexico 672.7 ------------------------- 363.6 116.1 31.1 85.0 241.8 179.8 62.1 5.7 Local only 394.4 ------------------------ 247.5 5.7 2.3 3.4 241.8 179.8 62.1 – New York 624.8 --------------------------- 242.1 34.0 13.6 20.4 204.9 140.0 65.0 3.1 Local only 476.2 ------------------------ 215.2 10.3 4.3 6.0 204.9 140.0 65.0 –

North Carolina 559.6 ----------------------- 291.7 78.7 33.1 45.5 208.5 151.8 56.7 4.6 Local only 395.1 ------------------------ 228.7 20.2 10.0 10.2 208.5 151.8 56.7 – North Dakota 599.0 ------------------------ 330.3 106.3 39.1 67.2 218.7 157.5 61.2 5.3 Local only 341.3 ------------------------ 218.7 – – – 218.7 157.5 61.2 –

Ohio 490.4 -------------------------------- 244.7 64.7 21.3 43.4 177.8 120.8 57.0 2.1

Local only 361.0 ------------------------ 181.7 3.9 1.8 2.2 177.8 120.8 57.0 –

Oklahoma 588.1 --------------------------- 309.8 75.1 24.2 50.9 228.5 161.4 67.1 6.1

Local only 374.9 ------------------------ 228.5 – – – 228.5 161.4 67.1 –

Oregon 534.7 ----------------------------- 268.0 67.9 34.2 33.7 196.1 142.0 54.1 4.0

Local only 359.8 ------------------------ 214.2 18.1 6.9 11.3 196.1 142.0 54.1 –

Pennsylvania 396.2 ------------------------ 190.1 31.1 12.2 18.8 156.8 110.3 46.5 2.2

Local only 292.5 ------------------------ 162.3 5.6 2.9 2.7 156.8 110.3 46.5 –

Rhode Island 473.0 ------------------------ 235.2 57.4 26.4 31.1 168.5 128.2 40.3 9.2

Local only 274.7 ------------------------ 168.5 – – – 168.5 128.2 40.3 –

South Carolina 577.8 ---------------------- 295.9 74.9 32.1 42.8 212.6 153.6 59.1 8.4

Local only 354.8 ------------------------ 212.6 – – – 212.6 153.6 59.1 –

South Dakota 547.2 ----------------------- 294.4 61.5 23.6 37.9 226.7 169.4 57.3 6.3

Local only 353.0 ------------------------ 226.7 – – – 226.7 169.4 57.3 –

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Population by Function and State: October 1992

Geographic area

Functions other than education

Total Libraries Public welfare Hospitals Health

Social insurance

administration

(State) Highways

Air

transportation

and/ or water

transport and

terminals

271.5 3.9 18.9 43.0 13.9 4.6 21.1 1.9 United States

173.3 3.9 10.4 21.9 7.5 – 10.8 1.6 Local only

305.2 1.8 17.7 82.2 23.6 3.7 26.8 2.1 Alabama

188.8 1.8 6.6 50.6 8.5 – 16.2 1.1 Local only

473.2 5.8 34.6 17.7 18.3 8.2 66.7 4.5 Alaska

202.0 5.8 3.7 10.8 9.9 – 12.6 4.5 Local only

264.8 3.3 22.8 15.7 13.5 7.3 19.0 2.3 Arizona

175.9 3.3 9.2 13.0 6.8 – 10.3 2.3 Local only

246.0 1.7 16.9 40.6 16.7 4.7 30.4 1.3 Arkansas

122.3 1.7 1.6 19.3 .8 – 13.3 1.3 Local only

265.8 3.7 16.8 36.9 14.4 6.7 13.5 2.1 California

195.0 3.7 15.8 24.9 11.4 – 7.0 2.1 Local only

269.6 4.8 16.1 36.3 11.2 2.9 23.1 2.2 Colorado

195.9 4.8 12.3 21.9 7.5 – 13.9 2.2 Local only

226.0 4.5 19.1 33.2 10.4 3.7 22.1 .5 Connecticut.

107.3 4.5 6.2 1.1 4.0 – 10.9 .1 Local only

286.2 1.5 24.5 32.7 24.2 3.9 29.4 2.5 Delaware

83.4 1.5 .8 – 2.5 – 8.5 2.5 Local only

690.0 7.3 31.2 91.1 34.7 – 14.4 – District of Columbia

690.0 7.3 31.2 91.1 34.7 – 14.4 – Local only

289.7 3.3 11.6 39.9 14.7 4.3 18.9 2.7 Florida

193.0 3.3 4.1 27.7 4.7 – 10.5 2.7 Local only

331.8 3.1 14.7 90.1 25.5 3.0 19.8 1.7 Georgia

213.0 3.1 3.1 66.6 3.6 – 10.2 .7 Local only

321.5 5.5 11.9 25.3 32.0 3.6 17.4 10.0 Hawaii

125.3 – 1.0 – 1.7 – 9.6 – Local only

286.0 3.4 17.2 46.6 16.2 6.1 32.0 .8 Idaho

162.6 3.4 1.7 36.5 6.8 – 14.4 .8 Local only

254.8 8.1 17.4 32.3 8.1 3.1 15.9 2.0 Illinois

178.5 8.1 6.4 14.0 5.5 – 8.1 1.9 Local only

243.8 7.4 13.6 60.1 7.5 3.1 18.9 .9 Indiana

162.6 7.4 3.9 39.0 4.3 – 10.1 .8 Local only

249.7 3.7 17.7 63.1 6.1 1.2 28.5 .5 Iowa

150.0 3.7 5.8 32.4 5.1 – 18.6 .5 Local only

300.4 2.7 9.7 56.3 13.4 2.0 34.5 .9 Kansas

190.2 2.7 2.9 25.8 10.1 – 19.7 .9 Local only

229.6 2.7 14.9 29.3 14.7 5.1 23.0 1.4 Kentucky

110.3 2.7 1.4 13.1 10.0 – 7.4 1.4 Local only

290.8 4.0 15.4 70.9 14.5 3.1 24.6 2.9 Louisiana

154.0 4.0 1.5 26.7 2.1 – 11.2 1.5 Local only

226.0 2.3 18.7 21.4 9.8 5.3 34.4 2.8 Maine

104.4 2.3 3.5 6.1 1.5 – 11.6 2.3 Local only

260.2 5.1 19.0 15.6 18.1 1.6 21.1 1.7 Maryland

134.8 5.1 4.1 – 6.5 – 10.5 .1 Local only

250.1 5.7 15.6 41.7 7.8 5.2 16.9 1.9 Massachusetts

144.6 5.7 3.4 12.8 2.7 – 9.2 .2 Local only

208.1 3.7 16.6 26.9 10.8 2.8 13.3 .9 Michigan

132.2 3.7 2.9 12.9 8.8 – 9.2 .9 Local only

255.1 4.9 24.8 45.0 11.1 3.0 26.3 1.1 Minnesota

180.8 4.9 21.1 28.0 6.5 – 14.6 1.1 Local only

292.7 .5 14.9 86.7 12.1 5.3 30.0 1.3 Mississippi

170.0 .5 2.3 55.9 .6 – 16.4 1.1 Local only

239.3 4.7 17.1 40.6 10.2 3.6 23.0 2.1 Missouri

138.6 4.7 3.8 15.1 5.9 – 10.6 2.1 Local only

272.8 2.9 25.7 26.5 11.5 8.2 39.0 1.1 Montana

137.7 2.9 11.1 10.1 5.7 – 15.4 1.1 Local only

315.4 3.4 22.4 49.6 6.5 3.4 33.3 1.5 Nebraska

200.8 3.4 6.0 23.0 2.2 – 18.1 1.3 Local only

298.5 4.1 10.7 36.7 8.9 14.5 20.4 5.6 Nevada

191.3 4.1 2.3 28.9 4.0 – 8.4 5.6 Local only

213.1 4.2 31.1 8.9 8.5 4.9 28.6 .5 New Hampshire

115.5 4.2 21.1 – 1.6 – 11.0 .5 Local only

276.2 5.0 22.0 33.4 9.3 2.8 24.0 .2 New Jersey

170.2 5.0 14.4 8.6 5.1 – 13.3 .1 Local only

309.1 3.0 15.1 50.4 15.9 5.6 28.3 1.8 New Mexico

147.0 3.0 2.3 15.0 2.1 – 10.4 1.8 Local only

382.7 3.5 34.8 71.3 15.2 7.3 26.2 2.7 New York

260.9 3.5 30.6 36.4 10.2 – 17.9 2.1 Local only

267.9 3.2 19.8 48.2 22.3 3.5 22.7 1.6 North Carolina

166.4 3.2 18.1 24.7 18.8 – 4.4 1.1 Local only

268.7 1.8 17.5 30.1 23.0 9.3 33.4 1.3 North Dakota

122.6 1.8 14.4 – 3.7 – 16.6 1.3 Local only

245.7 5.9 22.7 30.3 18.4 5.9 18.8 .7 Ohio

179.3 5.9 20.7 13.1 15.2 – 10.6 .7 Local only

278.3 2.3 26.0 52.5 13.6 5.4 27.8 .8 Oklahoma

146.4 2.3 .7 26.0 3.1 – 16.6 .8 Local only

266.7 4.3 18.1 28.9 16.2 8.3 26.6 2.0 Oregon

145.6 4.3 2.5 7.3 11.0 – 13.1 2.0 Local only

206.2 1.7 26.3 17.9 5.9 2.7 18.1 1.2 Pennsylvania

130.1 1.7 18.1 .3 3.9 – 7.4 1.1 Local only

237.8 3.2 17.2 14.4 14.2 7.3 20.0 1.5 Rhode Island

106.2 3.2 1.3 – .4 – 10.3 .3 Local only

281.9 2.7 15.4 65.0 23.7 4.6 21.1 1.6 South Carolina

142.2 2.7 1.1 36.2 4.5 – 6.1 .8 Local only

252.7 3.8 20.0 29.7 11.0 4.3 37.6 .3 South Dakota

126.3 3.8 4.0 7.7 2.5 – 19.6 .3 Local only

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Table 12. State and Local Government Full-Time Equivalent Employment Per 10,000

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Functions other than educationmCon.

Police protection Fire protection (local)

Total

Police officers only Total Firefighters only CorrectionNatural resourcesParks and

recreation

Housing and

community

development

(local)

United States 28.0 --------------- 21.0 10.4 9.7 21.4 7.3 9.2 4.2

Local only 24.6 --------------- 18.8 10.4 9.7 7.5 1.3 7.7 4.2

Alabama 23.9 ---------------------------- 18.2 10.6 10.3 14.2 8.1 8.6 5.4

Local only 21.2 ------------------------ 16.6 10.6 10.3 4.5 .2 6.4 5.4

Alaska 27.3 ------------------------------ 18.7 11.0 10.2 23.0 48.8 10.8 7.4

Local only 19.5 ------------------------ 13.4 11.0 10.2 .9 .4 9.1 7.4

Arizona 30.5 ----------------------------- 21.5 9.8 8.8 27.8 9.2 11.2 2.2

Local only 26.0 ------------------------ 18.8 9.8 8.8 10.8 3.0 9.0 2.2

Arkansas 21.5 --------------------------- 15.8 8.2 7.7 15.8 11.8 5.8 3.6

Local only 17.8 ------------------------ 13.6 8.2 7.7 3.8 .8 2.7 3.6

California 28.8 --------------------------- 19.8 10.6 9.7 20.6 6.9 11.4 3.6

Local only 25.0 ------------------------ 17.6 10.6 9.7 8.8 2.4 10.3 3.6

Colorado 28.8 ---------------------------- 21.1 10.8 10.0 18.8 6.6 15.6 3.5

Local only 25.7 ------------------------ 19.4 10.8 10.0 8.4 1.6 14.6 3.5

Connecticut 28.0 ------------------------- 21.9 12.7 11.7 16.5 2.1 7.7 4.8

Local only 23.5 ------------------------ 18.9 12.7 11.7 – .2 7.1 4.8

Delaware 29.4 --------------------------- 21.0 4.7 3.6 25.2 7.1 7.8 3.3

Local only 18.4 ------------------------ 13.5 4.7 3.6 – .1 4.7 3.3

District of Columbia 83.8 ------------------ 72.0 30.8 22.9 83.4 – 11.9 17.2

Local only 83.8 ------------------------ 72.0 30.8 22.9 83.4 – 11.9 17.2

Florida 34.7 ------------------------------ 23.3 12.7 11.5 32.2 8.3 11.5 2.9

Local only 31.7 ------------------------ 21.6 12.7 11.5 9.8 3.0 10.7 2.9

Georgia 27.2 ----------------------------- 21.1 17.7 17.3 28.9 7.2 9.4 4.5

Local only 24.0 ------------------------ 19.2 17.7 17.3 7.2 .4 5.6 4.5

Hawaii 31.0 ------------------------------ 25.2 14.9 14.3 18.3 14.0 16.4 1.4

Local only 31.0 ------------------------ 25.2 14.9 14.3 – .1 14.3 1.4

Idaho 27.5 ------------------------------- 19.3 7.4 7.1 16.5 20.7 7.6 1.2

Local only 23.2 ------------------------ 16.7 7.4 7.1 5.2 4.2 5.9 1.2

Illinois 33.9 ------------------------------ 25.5 12.0 11.4 17.2 3.4 14.6 4.5

Local only 30.6 ------------------------ 23.5 12.0 11.4 6.9 .5 14.0 4.5

Indiana 23.1 ----------------------------- 17.0 10.0 9.7 16.9 6.1 6.0 2.9

Local only 19.9 ------------------------ 15.0 10.0 9.7 5.2 1.2 5.8 2.9

Iowa 20.4 -------------------------------- 15.3 6.0 5.8 10.2 11.1 7.8 1.6

Local only 17.5 ------------------------ 13.3 6.0 5.8 2.7 .8 7.3 1.6

Kansas 27.0 ----------------------------- 19.4 9.6 9.4 20.0 9.4 9.4 2.4

Local only 23.0 ------------------------ 16.7 9.6 9.4 5.6 1.4 7.6 2.4

Kentucky 19.1 ---------------------------- 14.1 7.3 6.9 18.6 10.5 9.8 3.3

Local only 14.5 ------------------------ 11.6 7.3 6.9 4.7 .4 3.7 3.3

Louisiana 28.3 --------------------------- 20.8 9.4 9.1 23.3 14.0 7.8 3.1

Local only 25.7 ------------------------ 19.2 9.4 9.1 7.6 2.6 5.9 3.1

Maine 22.5 ------------------------------ 16.8 9.5 9.0 14.9 11.8 5.0 2.8

Local only 17.7 ------------------------ 13.8 9.5 9.0 4.7 .4 3.5 2.8

Maryland 30.0 ---------------------------- 24.8 12.6 12.0 22.8 5.4 13.6 5.8

Local only 25.2 ------------------------ 21.5 12.6 12.0 4.4 .6 12.3 5.8

Massachusetts 28.0 ---------------------- 23.6 20.4 19.6 16.1 4.0 5.7 6.3 Local only 24.7 ------------------------ 20.8 20.4 19.6 7.3 .6 3.5 6.3 Michigan 24.5 ---------------------------- 19.2 7.3 6.7 20.9 4.8 8.7 1.4 Local only 21.2 ------------------------ 16.9 7.3 6.7 4.8 .7 7.8 1.4 Minnesota 19.4 --------------------------- 14.7 4.8 4.5 12.5 9.5 9.7 4.6 Local only 17.5 ------------------------ 13.3 4.8 4.5 6.9 1.5 8.4 4.6

Mississippi 22.0 -------------------------- 15.8 8.8 8.4 13.7 25.0 4.2 3.2 Local only 18.4 ------------------------ 13.6 8.8 8.4 2.2 9.5 2.7 3.2 Missouri 27.0 ---------------------------- 18.7 9.8 9.5 16.8 5.4 7.4 2.9 Local only 23.3 ------------------------ 16.9 9.8 9.5 4.5 .5 6.0 2.9 Montana 24.8 ---------------------------- 17.1 6.0 5.5 15.7 22.4 5.3 3.7 Local only 20.2 ------------------------ 14.3 6.0 5.5 3.9 4.1 4.5 3.7

Nebraska 23.5 --------------------------- 17.0 7.2 6.9 16.3 14.7 8.6 4.1 Local only 19.2 ------------------------ 14.4 7.2 6.9 5.2 3.1 5.9 4.1 Nevada 36.1 ----------------------------- 26.7 14.6 13.5 29.7 9.9 15.6 4.1 Local only 31.9 ------------------------ 23.6 14.6 13.5 11.0 .7 14.3 4.1 New Hampshire 25.4 --------------------- 19.4 11.2 10.6 12.4 4.6 4.8 3.0 Local only 21.5 ------------------------ 16.5 11.2 10.6 4.2 .3 2.6 3.0

New Jersey 39.5 ------------------------- 30.4 9.9 9.1 23.5 3.2 10.2 2.5 Local only 34.8 ------------------------ 27.0 9.9 9.1 10.8 .5 6.9 2.5 New Mexico 30.2 ------------------------- 22.3 9.2 8.6 24.4 14.2 14.3 1.5 Local only 26.5 ------------------------ 19.5 9.2 8.6 7.1 3.4 10.1 1.5 New York 37.2 --------------------------- 31.9 11.4 10.5 32.6 2.0 7.5 11.8 Local only 34.2 ------------------------ 29.7 11.4 10.5 14.2 .1 6.4 11.8

North Carolina 25.7 ----------------------- 20.5 7.9 7.4 22.9 7.7 6.7 3.8 Local only 21.0 ------------------------ 17.0 7.9 7.4 4.2 1.5 5.7 3.8 North Dakota 20.1 ------------------------ 14.9 4.7 4.5 10.6 25.8 13.5 3.2 Local only 16.6 ------------------------ 13.0 4.7 4.5 3.0 3.7 11.4 3.2

Ohio 23.7 -------------------------------- 17.0 10.6 10.2 15.3 4.4 7.3 3.9

Local only 21.6 ------------------------ 15.9 10.6 10.2 5.4 .8 6.6 3.9

Oklahoma 26.4 --------------------------- 19.2 12.1 11.6 17.9 7.7 10.2 4.3

Local only 20.9 ------------------------ 16.0 12.1 11.6 2.6 1.2 6.4 4.3

Oregon 22.4 ----------------------------- 16.9 10.7 9.7 19.1 12.0 7.6 2.7

Local only 18.6 ------------------------ 14.0 10.7 9.7 9.5 1.5 6.4 2.7

Pennsylvania 23.3 ------------------------ 18.0 4.7 4.4 15.5 4.8 4.5 4.9

Local only 18.8 ------------------------ 14.7 4.7 4.4 8.2 .3 3.6 4.9

Rhode Island 28.3 ------------------------ 22.0 21.6 20.2 18.2 6.7 9.1 6.9

Local only 25.7 ------------------------ 20.1 21.6 20.2 – – 7.4 6.9

South Carolina 25.2 ---------------------- 19.7 7.7 7.5 25.0 8.2 7.5 2.6

Local only 20.1 ------------------------ 15.9 7.7 7.5 4.0 .2 5.7 2.6

South Dakota 22.0 ----------------------- 16.2 4.6 4.4 11.7 16.3 7.2 4.7

Local only 18.0 ------------------------ 13.6 4.6 4.4 3.4 3.7 5.2 4.7

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Population by Function and State: October 1992mCon.

Geographic area

Functions other than educationmCon.

Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial and legal

Financial administration and other

government

administration Water supply

Gas supply

and electric power Public transitLiquor stores

(State)

All other and

unallocable

4.8 4.4 12.1 21.7 5.7 3.6 8.1 .4 22.9 United States

4.8 4.3 7.6 13.9 5.7 3.4 7.3 – 14.4 Local only

3.9 7.3 9.5 19.4 6.7 4.9 1.1 2.2 21.4 Alabama

3.9 7.3 3.0 11.7 6.7 4.9 1.1 – 17.1 Local only

7.1 3.9 21.4 54.4 5.7 11.9 15.7 – 68.9 Alaska

7.1 3.9 1.4 29.5 5.7 11.9 5.0 – 41.9 Local only

3.0 4.1 18.0 26.0 7.1 12.0 .2 – 19.9 Arizona

3.0 4.1 15.2 16.7 7.1 12.0 .2 – 12.0 Local only

3.9 5.1 7.2 23.0 5.9 1.9 .7 – 19.4 Arkansas

3.9 5.1 5.8 12.8 5.9 1.9 .7 – 11.4 Local only

4.1 2.4 12.8 20.9 7.1 4.7 9.3 – 28.3 California

4.1 2.4 11.9 15.3 7.1 4.7 9.3 – 14.3 Local only

5.8 1.7 13.2 25.8 9.6 4.7 6.5 – 21.5 Colorado

5.8 1.7 5.1 18.3 9.6 4.7 6.5 – 17.3 Local only

3.7 4.0 10.0 23.7 3.2 .5 1.2 – 14.5 Connecticut.

3.7 3.8 .5 12.7 3.2 .5 1.2 – 6.8 Local only

5.6 4.4 20.1 26.2 2.9 2.9 5.1 – 22.9 Delaware

5.6 3.5 2.3 13.1 2.9 2.9 – – 6.2 Local only

11.3 9.9 29.5 30.7 11.3 – 137.0 – 54.4 District of Columbia

11.3 9.9 29.5 30.7 11.3 – 137.0 – 54.4 Local only

5.6 5.5 14.6 24.3 7.9 5.1 3.9 – 25.2 Florida

5.6 5.5 7.6 16.9 7.9 5.1 3.6 – 17.1 Local only

5.3 6.9 10.6 17.2 7.5 1.8 6.0 – 23.6 Georgia

5.3 6.9 8.8 11.9 7.5 1.8 6.0 – 17.8 Local only

6.6 6.3 24.5 30.0 8.9 – .6 – 42.9 Hawaii

6.6 6.3 5.0 15.2 8.9 – .6 – 8.5 Local only

4.4 2.8 12.3 33.5 3.5 1.0 .2 1.4 23.5 Idaho

4.4 2.8 8.7 19.5 3.5 1.0 .2 – 11.8 Local only

5.6 4.8 12.7 21.2 4.8 1.0 14.5 – 17.6 Illinois

5.6 4.8 10.5 13.5 4.8 1.0 14.5 – 11.2 Local only

5.9 2.6 9.1 23.3 3.2 3.7 2.1 – 17.5 Indiana

5.9 2.6 7.4 14.6 3.2 3.7 2.1 – 12.4 Local only

3.9 2.4 10.1 21.1 3.7 3.1 2.4 – 24.9 Iowa

3.9 2.4 2.5 14.2 3.7 3.1 2.4 – 15.6 Local only

4.2 3.4 11.7 27.1 7.3 5.4 .8 – 43.1 Kansas

4.2 3.4 4.2 18.9 7.3 5.4 .8 – 34.3 Local only

4.2 4.2 11.5 19.9 5.7 1.9 2.5 – 20.0 Kentucky

4.2 4.2 1.6 9.0 5.7 1.9 2.5 – 11.2 Local only

5.5 3.1 13.1 21.5 5.8 1.8 .8 – 18.0 Louisiana

5.5 3.1 9.9 12.9 5.8 1.8 .8 – 12.8 Local only

4.5 3.1 5.9 25.7 5.2 .2 .7 1.8 17.6 Maine

4.5 3.1 1.6 13.3 5.2 .2 .7 – 9.7 Local only

8.7 4.3 12.6 23.6 4.2 .3 7.2 – 27.0 Maryland

8.7 4.3 4.9 12.9 4.2 .3 1.6 – 10.8 Local only

5.1 2.1 9.4 22.9 6.6 3.0 11.7 – 14.1 Massachusetts

3.2 2.1 .5 13.0 5.3 3.0 11.7 – 9.1 Local only

4.4 2.7 10.8 16.3 4.7 1.1 4.7 .5 20.1 Michigan

4.4 2.7 7.9 12.4 4.7 1.1 4.7 – 12.6 Local only

4.4 1.9 9.6 24.2 3.4 2.0 5.4 – 27.4 Minnesota

4.4 1.9 6.7 16.9 3.4 2.0 5.4 – 19.9 Local only

2.1 3.9 8.4 18.2 4.6 2.4 .4 .5 24.6 Mississippi

2.1 3.9 6.6 12.4 4.6 2.4 .4 – 16.0 Local only

4.1 1.6 10.2 17.9 5.4 3.4 5.2 – 21.1 Missouri

4.1 1.6 4.9 10.9 5.4 3.4 5.2 – 14.1 Local only

2.7 4.5 9.8 33.0 3.6 .1 1.1 1.3 24.0 Montana

2.7 4.5 7.8 16.8 3.6 .1 1.1 – 12.6 Local only

3.4 1.5 9.7 23.0 5.4 49.0 2.5 – 26.6 Nebraska

3.4 1.5 5.6 17.0 5.4 49.0 2.5 – 17.6 Local only

5.3 .5 17.4 25.9 7.3 .6 .5 – 30.1 Nevada

5.3 .5 14.0 15.3 7.2 .5 .5 – 18.1 Local only

3.2 3.2 8.2 18.4 3.3 .1 .9 4.4 23.2 New Hampshire

3.2 3.2 1.4 11.8 3.3 .1 .9 – 10.3 Local only

6.0 7.3 20.6 24.3 4.0 .3 1.2 – 26.8 New Jersey

6.0 6.1 14.4 14.4 3.8 .3 .6 – 12.7 Local only

4.1 5.9 12.8 39.7 5.9 1.9 2.5 – 22.1 New Mexico

4.1 5.9 1.8 21.9 5.9 1.9 2.5 – 10.8 Local only

4.5 9.4 15.0 24.2 4.1 2.6 36.4 – 23.1 New York

4.5 9.4 5.9 14.8 4.1 .2 27.8 – 15.5 Local only

4.5 7.6 8.5 18.2 4.9 2.2 .8 – 25.3 North Carolina

4.5 7.4 1.0 13.0 4.9 2.2 .8 – 18.0 Local only

1.9 4.8 11.1 24.7 4.0 .2 .6 – 27.1 North Dakota

1.9 4.8 5.9 15.1 4.0 .2 .6 – 9.5 Local only

5.9 3.2 14.6 17.1 6.1 1.2 5.6 .8 23.5 Ohio

5.9 3.2 12.7 11.7 6.1 1.2 5.6 – 18.0 Local only

3.4 4.1 8.8 21.9 7.2 2.8 .6 – 22.4 Oklahoma

3.4 4.1 3.3 13.1 7.2 1.3 .6 – 16.3 Local only

4.6 1.2 12.2 28.7 5.8 3.0 7.7 .7 23.8 Oregon

4.6 1.2 4.3 15.0 5.8 3.0 7.7 – 14.3 Local only

4.9 3.3 12.4 19.6 3.9 .1 11.3 2.5 16.7 Pennsylvania

4.9 3.3 10.5 11.4 3.9 .1 11.3 – 11.8 Local only

3.1 1.4 10.3 28.9 5.5 .1 5.0 – 14.9 Rhode Island

2.2 1.4 1.1 15.2 5.5 .1 – – 3.4 Local only

4.1 6.7 8.1 22.0 6.1 6.5 1.2 – 16.8 South Carolina

4.1 6.7 6.6 11.9 6.1 1.5 1.2 – 12.1 Local only

3.2 2.7 10.6 29.3 5.5 3.1 – – 25.0 South Dakota

3.2 2.7 2.7 19.0 5.5 3.1 – – 12.7 Local only

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Table 12. State and Local Government Full-Time Equivalent Employment Per 10,000

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Education

Higher education Elementary and secondary education

All functions Total Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees

Other

education

(State)

Tennessee 511.8 -------------------------- 238.4 58.6 23.7 34.9 175.6 123.7 52.0 4.1

Local only 356.1 ------------------------ 175.6 – – – 175.6 123.7 52.0 –

Texas 578.9 ------------------------------ 321.5 60.2 19.9 40.4 258.5 185.3 73.2 2.8

Local only 438.2 ------------------------ 270.9 12.4 5.1 7.3 258.5 185.3 73.2 –

Utah 549.1 -------------------------------- 317.7 111.4 25.2 86.2 201.5 147.1 54.4 4.9

Local only 319.2 ------------------------ 201.5 – – – 201.5 147.1 54.4 –

Vermont 535.5 ---------------------------- 317.6 79.1 26.3 52.8 232.5 188.0 44.5 6.0

Local only 306.0 ------------------------ 232.5 – – – 232.5 188.0 44.5 –

Virginia 562.8 ----------------------------- 299.4 68.3 24.7 43.6 226.0 157.1 68.9 5.0

Local only 375.5 ------------------------ 226.0 – – – 226.0 157.1 68.9 –

Washington 568.9 ------------------------- 268.7 80.4 27.8 52.6 184.9 108.5 76.4 3.4

Local only 367.9 ------------------------ 184.9 – – – 184.9 108.5 76.4 –

West Virginia 508.4 ------------------------ 291.2 64.0 23.1 41.0 218.7 148.8 69.8 8.5

Local only 321.2 ------------------------ 218.7 – – – 218.7 148.8 69.8 –

Wisconsin 525.2 --------------------------- 285.2 85.2 30.0 55.2 197.3 151.8 45.5 2.7

Local only 376.7 ------------------------ 208.4 11.1 5.5 5.5 197.3 151.8 45.5 –

Wyoming 808.0 ---------------------------- 415.3 104.9 36.1 68.8 307.0 216.6 90.4 3.3

Local only 559.7 ------------------------ 342.0 35.0 14.2 20.9 307.0 216.6 90.4 –

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Population by Function and State: October 1992mCon.

Geographic area

Functions other than education

Total Libraries Public welfare Hospitals Health

Social insurance

administration

(State) Highways

Air

transportation

and/ or water

transport and

terminals

273.4 2.4 17.1 50.5 14.7 3.4 23.4 1.9 Tennessee

180.4 2.4 7.5 29.8 6.1 – 13.5 1.9 Local only

257.3 2.6 10.9 49.2 14.7 4.0 17.8 3.0 Texas

167.3 2.6 1.7 25.0 8.9 – 9.4 3.0 Local only

231.4 3.8 17.9 31.4 12.6 3.8 18.7 1.9 Utah

117.7 3.8 3.1 5.6 6.3 – 8.3 1.9 Local only

217.9 1.5 20.4 9.8 8.7 6.9 34.1 .3 Vermont

73.4 1.5 .1 – .5 – 14.6 .3 Local only

263.4 4.4 17.1 39.2 15.1 2.8 24.4 2.5 Virginia

149.5 4.4 13.2 7.7 5.8 – 6.2 2.3 Local only

300.2 5.4 17.5 32.3 21.1 8.7 25.3 4.6 Washington

183.0 5.4 2.1 17.5 6.6 – 12.6 4.6 Local only

217.2 1.6 12.6 32.1 9.9 4.8 36.9 .9 West Virginia

102.5 1.6 – 18.8 5.6 – 4.7 .9 Local only

240.0 4.6 28.0 31.9 10.1 1.7 19.7 .7 Wisconsin

168.3 4.6 25.6 14.5 6.8 – 15.4 .7 Local only

392.7 5.7 7.8 105.0 15.3 8.4 57.5 1.7 Wyoming

217.7 5.7 1.2 69.1 4.0 – 16.5 1.7 Local only

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Table 12. State and Local Government Full-Time Equivalent Employment Per 10,000

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Functions other than educationmCon.

Police protection Fire protection (local)

Total

Police officers only Total Firefighters only CorrectionNatural resourcesParks and

recreation

Housing and

community

development

(local)

Tennessee 25.3 -------------------------- 19.1 11.8 10.7 21.8 7.9 8.7 5.1

Local only 22.1 ------------------------ 17.2 11.8 10.7 8.6 .5 6.5 5.1

Texas 27.5 ------------------------------ 19.8 10.1 9.5 26.7 8.3 7.6 2.6

Local only 25.7 ------------------------ 18.9 10.1 9.5 9.4 1.7 7.0 2.6

Utah 21.7 -------------------------------- 16.0 7.7 6.9 16.2 10.0 10.5 2.3

Local only 18.0 ------------------------ 13.9 7.7 6.9 3.5 1.9 8.9 2.3

Vermont 21.2 ---------------------------- 15.1 4.8 4.5 12.4 11.7 6.1 1.7

Local only 12.7 ------------------------ 9.5 4.8 4.5 – .1 2.4 1.7

Virginia 24.7 ----------------------------- 19.2 10.8 9.9 22.8 5.9 10.2 3.3

Local only 20.9 ------------------------ 16.6 10.8 9.9 8.5 .5 8.9 3.3

Washington 22.7 ------------------------- 15.7 12.3 11.4 18.5 13.3 10.5 3.8

Local only 18.8 ------------------------ 13.6 12.3 11.4 5.9 1.9 9.5 3.8

West Virginia 16.0 ------------------------ 12.4 5.2 4.9 7.7 10.5 11.0 2.8

Local only 11.4 ------------------------ 9.5 5.2 4.9 3.3 .4 5.8 2.8

Wisconsin 25.8 --------------------------- 19.9 8.4 8.0 15.1 7.4 7.6 2.6

Local only 24.0 ------------------------ 18.7 8.4 8.0 4.0 1.9 7.1 2.6

Wyoming 33.3 ---------------------------- 22.7 7.8 7.5 16.1 22.4 13.1 .8

Local only 27.8 ------------------------ 19.3 7.8 7.5 5.6 4.4 10.7 .8

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Population by Function and State: October 1992mCon.

Geographic area

Functions other than educationmCon.

Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial and legal

Financial administration and other

government

administration Water supply

Gas supply

and electric power Public transitLiquor stores

(State)

All other and

unallocable

3.9 7.5 9.6 17.8 7.2 15.3 .5 – 19.0 Tennessee

3.9 7.5 6.5 11.4 7.2 15.3 .5 – 17.1 Local only

5.4 3.8 10.0 17.6 7.4 5.1 5.3 – 19.8 Texas

5.4 3.8 7.8 11.8 7.4 5.1 5.3 – 18.8 Local only

3.7 2.1 9.3 22.1 5.7 3.0 6.2 1.3 15.9 Utah

3.7 2.1 3.5 12.7 5.7 3.0 6.2 – 13.8 Local only

3.5 1.7 9.6 26.0 3.2 4.5 1.4 1.5 14.4 Vermont

3.5 1.7 .9 11.5 3.2 4.5 1.4 – 8.8 Local only

6.3 5.9 8.8 23.0 5.8 1.0 2.1 2.2 19.2 Virginia

6.3 5.7 4.3 15.3 5.8 1.0 2.1 – 16.6 Local only

4.5 3.0 11.7 23.5 5.1 16.4 13.5 1.9 15.6 Washington

4.5 3.0 8.8 16.1 5.1 16.4 13.5 – 13.5 Local only

3.8 3.5 9.1 20.1 6.0 .1 2.1 .3 12.3 West Virginia

3.8 3.5 3.6 13.0 6.0 .1 2.1 – 9.4 Local only

4.1 3.7 9.5 20.8 3.4 1.0 4.6 – 19.6 Wisconsin

4.1 3.7 5.7 11.5 3.4 1.0 4.6 – 18.4 Local only

4.3 5.5 14.6 31.9 7.2 1.0 .1 .8 22.6 Wyoming

4.3 5.5 6.7 19.1 7.2 1.0 .1 – 19.2 Local only

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Table 13. State and Local Government Payrolls Per 10,000 Population by Function and State:

[Dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Education

Higher education Elementary and secondary education

All functions Total Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees

Other

education

(State)

United States 1 --------------- 304 213 630 778 159 212 79 844 79 369 461 843 380 972 80 870 9 723

Local only 912 --------------- 176 481 053 22 447 12 706 9 742 458 605 378 354 80 251 –

Alabama 1 ---------------------------- 119 497 529 876 174 726 87 340 87 386 332 486 286 540 45 946 22 664

Local only 681 ------------------------ 664 332 486 – – – 332 486 286 540 45 946 –

Alaska 2 ------------------------------ 865 878 1 151 752 247 130 105 291 141 839 876 093 675 248 200 845 28 529

Local only 1 ------------------------ 483 552 717 731 – – – 717 731 564 272 153 459 –

Arizona 1 ----------------------------- 234 472 596 712 150 072 66 555 83 517 430 716 342 846 87 870 15 924

Local only 901 ------------------------ 716 457 424 26 708 13 759 12 950 430 716 342 846 87 870 –

Arkansas 1 --------------------------- 007 960 574 120 156 221 88 298 67 924 393 957 326 843 67 114 23 941

Local only 585 ------------------------ 224 394 337 380 380 – 393 957 326 843 67 114 –

California 1 --------------------------- 462 218 589 642 164 107 69 542 94 565 421 045 348 804 72 240 4 491

Local only 1 ------------------------ 105 294 461 779 40 734 25 624 15 110 421 045 348 804 72 240 –

Colorado 1 ---------------------------- 424 632 748 999 289 881 194 979 94 902 449 302 374 058 75 244 9 816

Local only 923 ------------------------ 658 455 948 6 646 3 068 3 578 449 302 374 058 75 244 –

Connecticut 1 ------------------------- 468 264 770 258 127 884 63 023 64 861 618 800 517 974 100 826 23 573

Local only 937 ------------------------ 182 618 848 48 48 – 618 800 517 974 100 826 –

Delaware 1 --------------------------- 433 180 763 508 282 323 137 934 144 389 470 545 390 224 80 321 10 640

Local only 690 ------------------------ 676 470 545 – – – 470 545 390 224 80 321 –

District of Columbia 2 ------------------ 824 405 614 588 78 979 40 191 38 788 535 609 376 339 159 270 –

Local only 2 ------------------------ 824 405 614 588 78 979 40 191 38 788 535 609 376 339 159 270 –

Florida 1 ------------------------------ 135 478 463 914 101 036 50 175 50 861 358 600 259 359 99 242 4 277

Local only 861 ------------------------ 474 389 630 31 030 15 942 15 088 358 600 259 359 99 242 –

Georgia 1 ----------------------------- 223 407 573 619 123 742 69 101 54 640 432 188 359 523 72 666 17 689

Local only 862 ------------------------ 446 434 568 2 380 1 791 589 432 188 359 523 72 666 –

Hawaii 1 ------------------------------ 554 474 704 484 229 961 115 823 114 138 471 272 384 155 87 116 3 251

Local only 373 ------------------------ 895 – – – – – – ––

Idaho 1 ------------------------------- 181 625 604 744 162 952 80 896 82 056 427 532 352 054 75 478 14 260

Local only 751 ------------------------ 028 445 006 17 474 7 894 9 580 427 532 352 054 75 478 –

Illinois 1 ------------------------------ 214 189 565 130 141 521 74 569 66 952 416 936 361 815 55 121 6 673

Local only 910 ------------------------ 630 455 437 38 501 20 285 18 216 416 936 361 815 55 121 –

Indiana 1 ----------------------------- 147 195 684 277 231 458 105 772 125 686 437 925 365 956 71 969 14 894

Local only 736 ------------------------ 214 437 925 – – – 437 925 365 956 71 969 –

Iowa 1 -------------------------------- 278 575 717 801 266 136 129 748 136 388 440 379 352 670 87 709 11 286

Local only 788 ------------------------ 781 485 531 45 152 24 070 21 082 440 379 352 670 87 709 –

Kansas 1 ----------------------------- 380 213 734 033 203 739 95 096 108 643 524 449 411 032 113 418 5 845

Local only 973 ------------------------ 391 570 874 46 425 24 074 22 351 524 449 411 032 113 418 –

Kentucky 1 ---------------------------- 078 261 637 390 185 275 81 627 103 647 425 727 351 666 74 061 26 389

Local only 626 ------------------------ 952 425 727 – – – 425 727 351 666 74 061 –

Louisiana 1 --------------------------- 083 522 537 096 160 407 92 989 67 418 356 582 310 092 46 490 20 106

Local only 629 ------------------------ 658 357 376 793 663 131 356 582 310 092 46 490 –

Maine 1 ------------------------------ 111 518 621 103 110 652 37 659 72 992 485 620 402 368 83 252 24 831

Local only 689 ------------------------ 596 482 999 – – – 482 999 400 350 82 649 –

Maryland 1 ---------------------------- 397 818 744 253 187 371 97 416 89 955 545 847 434 775 111 072 11 035

Local only 931 ------------------------ 312 589 965 44 118 23 726 20 393 545 847 434 775 111 072 –

Massachusetts 1 ---------------------- 234 780 559 328 95 200 49 367 45 833 460 623 386 506 74 117 3 505 Local only 863 ------------------------ 411 461 056 433 241 192 460 623 386 506 74 117 – Michigan 1 ---------------------------- 338 306 780 637 227 305 112 873 114 431 546 438 443 572 102 867 6 893 Local only 905 ------------------------ 990 580 534 34 095 19 935 14 160 546 438 443 572 102 867 – Minnesota 1 --------------------------- 376 669 708 437 221 632 113 872 107 760 475 452 408 374 67 079 11 353 Local only 940 ------------------------ 352 483 097 7 645 5 027 2 618 475 452 408 374 67 079 –

Mississippi 997 -------------------------- 511 511 799 161 339 91 961 69 379 339 718 283 435 56 283 10 741 Local only 633 ------------------------ 778 366 451 26 733 15 772 10 961 339 718 283 435 56 283 – Missouri 995 ---------------------------- 000 524 650 124 217 67 975 56 241 392 468 322 918 69 550 7 965 Local only 695 ------------------------ 582 414 875 22 407 12 064 10 343 392 468 322 918 69 550 – Montana 1 ---------------------------- 222 461 688 153 164 053 91 084 72 969 503 463 418 370 85 093 20 636 Local only 752 ------------------------ 161 506 657 3 194 1 693 1 501 503 463 418 370 85 093 –

Nebraska 1 --------------------------- 297 997 626 994 164 261 74 970 89 291 451 240 377 786 73 454 11 493 Local only 918 ------------------------ 728 482 877 31 637 17 573 14 064 451 240 377 786 73 454 – Nevada 1 ----------------------------- 462 995 612 602 118 245 44 118 74 127 487 889 333 745 154 143 6 469 Local only 1 ------------------------ 048 827 487 889 – – – 487 889 333 745 154 143 – New Hampshire 1 --------------------- 040 858 557 716 115 527 53 824 61 703 435 643 389 911 45 732 6 546 Local only 694 ------------------------ 509 435 643 – – – 435 643 389 911 45 732 –

New Jersey 1 ------------------------- 573 895 803 323 147 756 70 239 77 517 642 702 548 504 94 198 12 865 Local only 1 ------------------------ 111 002 649 822 32 055 16 297 15 758 617 767 527 550 90 217 – New Mexico 1 ------------------------- 265 406 644 145 242 805 75 823 166 982 389 081 337 896 51 185 12 259 Local only 683 ------------------------ 700 401 301 12 220 6 145 6 075 389 081 337 896 51 185 – New York 1 --------------------------- 917 231 768 639 113 385 61 584 51 802 645 705 529 828 115 876 9 549 Local only 1 ------------------------ 454 414 680 621 34 917 20 039 14 877 645 705 529 828 115 876 –

North Carolina 1 ----------------------- 196 891 648 180 198 225 108 947 89 278 438 870 365 450 73 421 11 085 Local only 808 ------------------------ 436 484 968 46 097 26 071 20 026 438 870 365 450 73 421 – North Dakota 1 ------------------------ 244 394 741 986 236 762 127 985 108 777 495 184 402 402 92 782 10 040 Local only 712 ------------------------ 649 495 184 – – – 495 184 402 402 92 782 –

Ohio 1 -------------------------------- 158 845 591 311 157 524 76 572 80 952 427 725 355 927 71 798 6 062

Local only 833 ------------------------ 470 438 667 10 942 6 165 4 777 427 725 355 927 71 798 –

Oklahoma 1 --------------------------- 094 145 576 611 158 263 80 978 77 285 405 330 336 695 68 635 13 018

Local only 670 ------------------------ 075 405 330 – – – 405 330 336 695 68 635 –

Oregon 1 ----------------------------- 352 152 670 005 192 802 127 551 65 251 467 034 383 433 83 601 10 169

Local only 893 ------------------------ 285 509 307 42 273 21 400 20 873 467 034 383 433 83 601 –

Pennsylvania 985 ------------------------ 044 499 492 85 504 47 860 37 644 408 514 345 177 63 337 5 474

Local only 720 ------------------------ 274 422 327 13 814 8 425 5 389 408 514 345 177 63 337 –

Rhode Island 1 ------------------------ 300 115 693 509 153 317 93 649 59 668 514 808 432 230 82 579 25 384

Local only 753 ------------------------ 050 514 808 – – – 514 808 432 230 82 579 –

South Carolina 1 ---------------------- 115 229 593 862 169 469 98 042 71 427 405 789 343 286 62 503 18 604

Local only 662 ------------------------ 857 405 789 – – – 405 789 343 286 62 503 –

South Dakota 1 ----------------------- 017 599 551 812 147 306 84 786 62 520 392 373 338 646 53 727 12 133

Local only 607 ------------------------ 945 392 373 – – – 392 373 338 646 53 727 –

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Geographic area

Functions other than education

Total Libraries Public welfare Hospitals Health

Social insurance

administration

(State) Highways

Air

transportation

and/ or water

transport and

terminals

673 435 7 205 40 796 100 079 33 146 11 069 49 478 5 259 United States

431 123 7 152 21 856 51 971 17 499 – 24 312 4 499 Local only

589 621 2 994 31 572 156 027 43 712 7 946 46 832 4 873 Alabama

349 178 2 994 8 692 97 782 15 562 – 25 067 2 159 Local only

1 714 126 14 389 104 221 60 124 63 025 28 074 256 866 14 981 Alaska

765 820 14 389 12 323 38 561 34 141 – 48 126 14 981 Local only

637 761 6 423 43 713 29 684 27 156 16 096 43 866 5 666 Arizona

444 292 6 423 13 390 24 968 11 949 – 24 168 5 666 Local only

433 840 2 111 27 068 72 495 30 862 10 730 55 173 1 805 Arkansas

190 887 2 111 1 717 31 215 1 108 – 18 010 1 805 Local only

872 575 8 833 43 041 114 205 44 897 18 509 43 913 7 333 California

643 515 8 833 39 939 77 988 35 018 – 21 909 7 278 Local only

675 634 8 841 35 731 87 142 27 983 8 824 57 180 5 762 Colorado

467 709 8 841 24 639 51 458 16 447 – 30 230 5 762 Local only

698 006 10 029 54 711 107 108 33 028 12 249 63 139 1 728 Connecticut.

318 334 10 029 15 115 3 806 11 110 – 29 229 243 Local only

669 673 3 172 50 878 62 863 56 622 7 392 63 461 8 412 Delaware

220 131 3 172 1 106 – 6 225 – 21 093 8 412 Local only

2 209 817 18 486 83 359 280 563 103 393 – 38 967 – District of Columbia

2 209 817 18 486 83 359 280 563 103 393 – 38 967 – Local only

671 564 5 890 18 489 93 653 32 117 8 059 39 697 6 856 Florida

471 844 5 890 7 852 70 481 10 763 – 21 483 6 847 Local only

649 788 5 858 28 283 179 209 45 295 7 028 36 308 3 706 Georgia

427 878 5 858 4 705 136 825 7 388 – 16 956 1 512 Local only

849 991 11 915 26 470 59 053 75 235 9 204 44 386 21 568 Hawaii

373 895 – 2 076 – 5 808 – 25 194 – Local only

576 881 4 961 34 250 88 809 35 874 14 348 67 615 1 645 Idaho

306 022 4 961 2 037 68 371 13 222 – 28 121 1 645 Local only

649 060 10 538 36 840 74 936 19 337 8 031 40 918 5 356 Illinois

455 194 10 538 10 142 35 535 12 379 – 19 191 5 073 Local only

462 917 10 999 21 669 121 986 14 263 5 862 34 014 1 815 Indiana

298 289 10 999 5 586 74 435 7 524 – 17 775 1 656 Local only

560 774 6 400 36 896 136 750 11 652 3 436 63 540 1 193 Iowa

303 250 6 400 8 888 61 345 8 615 – 38 423 1 193 Local only

646 180 4 573 20 099 104 940 29 347 4 324 68 015 1 963 Kansas

402 516 4 573 4 162 45 501 19 914 – 34 614 1 963 Local only

440 870 3 776 28 412 58 219 27 869 10 750 44 182 3 545 Kentucky

201 225 3 776 2 391 25 838 17 073 – 11 728 3 545 Local only

546 427 5 547 32 097 136 130 30 095 7 150 44 023 5 242 Louisiana

272 282 5 547 2 046 56 681 3 531 – 16 867 3 039 Local only

490 415 3 532 39 419 44 951 27 014 13 096 70 997 5 121 Maine

206 597 3 532 6 692 12 347 2 824 – 21 645 3 836 Local only

653 565 10 461 38 865 35 347 45 570 3 638 48 754 4 533 Maryland

341 347 10 461 7 198 – 16 847 – 23 550 109 Local only

675 452 11 676 37 691 99 603 21 486 11 236 45 177 5 793 Massachusetts 402 354 11 676 6 552 34 674 7 034 – 21 998 547 Local only 557 669 7 054 44 501 73 899 27 198 7 699 35 115 2 340 Michigan 325 457 7 054 5 325 29 068 20 734 – 21 651 2 340 Local only 668 232 10 167 58 860 112 009 28 343 8 391 73 047 3 557 Minnesota 457 254 10 167 48 487 67 941 14 797 – 38 183 3 557 Local only

485 712 722 22 719 161 468 21 197 10 769 42 810 2 023 Mississippi 267 326 722 2 910 104 992 753 – 21 348 1 593 Local only 470 350 6 638 24 929 73 043 19 662 7 260 45 641 5 024 Missouri 280 707 6 638 4 127 27 760 10 735 – 18 775 5 024 Local only 534 308 4 298 43 432 43 427 23 936 15 871 87 073 2 286 Montana 245 504 4 298 14 079 15 920 10 567 – 30 080 2 286 Local only

671 003 5 595 39 035 89 767 15 525 8 167 65 835 3 650 Nebraska 435 851 5 595 8 853 40 438 5 276 – 32 607 3 011 Local only 850 393 8 013 26 805 93 145 24 520 37 197 56 234 15 935 Nevada 560 939 8 013 5 773 74 000 11 257 – 22 945 15 935 Local only 483 142 7 062 63 029 20 427 20 203 9 862 61 160 1 305 New Hampshire 258 866 7 062 37 912 – 3 146 – 23 946 1 178 Local only

770 572 9 608 54 654 78 194 24 834 7 271 68 162 599 New Jersey 461 180 9 608 33 060 19 561 12 519 – 34 019 206 Local only 621 261 4 642 29 667 101 026 34 927 11 572 54 911 3 241 New Mexico 282 399 4 642 3 326 31 073 4 287 – 18 544 3 109 Local only 1 148 592 7 241 86 238 192 463 42 412 19 469 77 298 10 052 New York 773 793 7 241 73 831 99 322 25 469 – 54 248 8 015 Local only

548 711 5 464 35 364 104 703 46 255 7 746 45 078 3 325 North Carolina 323 468 5 464 30 914 54 087 37 418 – 7 773 2 057 Local only 502 409 2 709 28 122 53 737 44 514 18 542 63 209 2 887 North Dakota 217 465 2 709 22 861 – 6 297 – 30 749 2 887 Local only

567 534 10 490 43 660 73 012 40 397 15 011 45 144 1 758 Ohio

394 802 10 490 38 305 30 329 31 023 – 23 391 1 758 Local only

517 534 3 676 47 123 94 371 26 569 11 098 45 469 1 738 Oklahoma

264 745 3 676 1 069 46 507 5 585 – 25 256 1 738 Local only

682 147 8 027 43 298 70 774 38 257 20 227 60 768 6 125 Oregon

383 978 8 027 5 493 19 002 25 135 – 32 357 6 125 Local only

485 552 3 412 52 250 43 972 15 089 6 191 40 000 2 951 Pennsylvania

297 947 3 412 32 426 356 9 724 – 16 116 2 766 Local only

606 606 5 550 51 246 29 812 49 467 17 634 41 690 2 854 Rhode Island

238 242 5 550 2 275 – 861 – 17 941 203 Local only

521 368 4 196 28 138 115 210 48 300 9 795 32 045 3 374 South Carolina

257 068 4 196 1 671 71 189 8 223 – 9 576 1 465 Local only

465 786 5 471 33 264 48 271 21 247 7 977 70 613 493 South Dakota

215 573 5 471 5 101 11 804 3 588 – 32 418 493 Local only

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Table 13. State and Local Government Payrolls Per 10,000 Population by Function and State:

[Dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Functions other than educationmCon.

Police protection Fire protection (local)

Total

Police officers only Total Firefighters only CorrectionNatural resourcesParks and

recreation

Housing and

community

development

(local)

United States 82 --------------- 424 67 821 33 578 31 684 52 590 17 053 17 672 9 666

Local only 72 --------------- 495 60 705 33 578 31 684 18 675 2 791 14 855 9 666

Alabama 53 ---------------------------- 404 43 377 24 412 23 748 29 286 17 509 13 377 9 442

Local only 45 ------------------------ 175 37 647 24 412 23 748 8 176 230 10 340 9 442

Alaska 123 ------------------------------ 614 97 399 52 102 48 477 84 570 161 300 28 609 25 950

Local only 91 ------------------------ 966 72 009 52 102 48 477 2 323 1 972 23 290 25 950

Arizona 89 ----------------------------- 107 68 226 32 451 29 227 56 394 22 758 22 895 5 735

Local only 75 ------------------------ 939 59 859 32 451 29 227 24 048 9 213 17 902 5 735

Arkansas 40 --------------------------- 555 32 533 16 433 15 608 25 674 22 892 8 534 5 291

Local only 31 ------------------------ 601 26 446 16 433 15 608 4 902 986 3 865 5 291

California 110 --------------------------- 092 83 959 48 537 44 889 69 343 20 791 26 729 11 476

Local only 99 ------------------------ 215 77 083 48 537 44 889 27 216 7 197 24 064 11 476

Colorado 79 ---------------------------- 880 63 306 33 855 32 030 48 866 18 061 29 706 8 165

Local only 70 ------------------------ 911 58 128 33 855 32 030 20 180 3 037 27 501 8 165

Connecticut 96 ------------------------- 911 82 303 48 483 46 437 55 136 6 476 16 931 12 818

Local only 80 ------------------------ 709 70 778 48 483 46 437 – 442 15 477 12 818

Delaware 88 --------------------------- 673 71 767 16 287 12 192 55 333 15 997 15 234 6 559

Local only 54 ------------------------ 309 44 780 16 287 12 192 – 396 10 417 6 559

District of Columbia 274 ------------------ 058 246 070 113 938 88 697 245 210 – 25 620 43 826

Local only 274 ------------------------ 058 246 070 113 938 88 697 245 210 – 25 620 43 826

Florida 97 ------------------------------ 796 75 450 39 817 36 517 65 705 18 969 20 248 6 868

Local only 90 ------------------------ 134 70 263 39 817 36 517 23 020 7 501 19 123 6 868

Georgia 59 ----------------------------- 307 48 133 43 008 42 204 44 441 15 392 14 455 8 197

Local only 51 ------------------------ 633 43 449 43 008 42 204 14 131 476 9 158 8 197

Hawaii 107 ------------------------------ 016 91 069 45 078 43 534 41 341 38 514 42 476 3 913

Local only 107 ------------------------ 016 91 069 45 078 43 534 – 337 38 278 3 913

Idaho 62 ------------------------------- 138 47 711 18 845 18 318 32 558 41 582 11 674 2 521

Local only 50 ------------------------ 796 40 508 18 845 18 318 9 065 6 331 8 360 2 521

Illinois 103 ------------------------------ 691 90 358 41 541 40 349 41 661 9 008 29 429 10 340

Local only 93 ------------------------ 217 83 271 41 541 40 349 15 328 1 034 27 936 10 340

Indiana 49 ----------------------------- 849 40 582 23 703 23 045 30 562 12 807 9 325 5 429

Local only 42 ------------------------ 423 35 484 23 703 23 045 8 950 1 632 9 024 5 429

Iowa 52 -------------------------------- 172 42 513 16 110 15 616 24 496 27 816 13 617 3 493

Local only 41 ------------------------ 707 34 697 16 110 15 616 4 793 1 620 12 414 3 493

Kansas 62 ----------------------------- 211 49 019 25 444 25 033 44 239 20 787 18 117 4 045

Local only 52 ------------------------ 541 41 814 25 444 25 033 10 892 2 012 13 196 4 045

Kentucky 41 ---------------------------- 278 32 595 15 335 14 598 33 131 21 189 12 361 6 283

Local only 30 ------------------------ 217 25 704 15 335 14 598 7 058 422 4 866 6 283

Louisiana 54 --------------------------- 175 42 536 21 232 20 635 43 463 27 798 10 798 4 595

Local only 48 ------------------------ 282 38 397 21 232 20 635 12 687 4 603 7 722 4 595

Maine 52 ------------------------------ 874 42 742 23 046 22 105 32 023 26 923 8 845 5 687

Local only 39 ------------------------ 969 33 432 23 046 22 105 7 943 745 5 724 5 687

Maryland 89 ---------------------------- 933 78 260 40 261 38 105 57 735 13 956 25 933 12 836

Local only 75 ------------------------ 411 66 873 40 261 38 105 11 476 1 428 22 932 12 836

Massachusetts 92 ---------------------- 610 83 897 66 329 64 356 42 906 10 247 11 145 15 794 Local only 80 ------------------------ 822 73 377 66 329 64 356 19 162 1 322 7 144 15 794 Michigan 74 ---------------------------- 168 62 747 23 167 21 678 62 172 12 900 13 983 3 873 Local only 62 ------------------------ 941 54 380 23 167 21 678 12 217 1 466 12 153 3 873 Minnesota 59 --------------------------- 167 49 158 16 021 14 990 35 057 24 210 21 950 12 038 Local only 53 ------------------------ 109 44 562 16 021 14 990 19 014 2 914 18 800 12 038

Mississippi 38 -------------------------- 688 30 164 16 687 16 072 20 435 31 714 5 755 5 315 Local only 31 ------------------------ 440 25 231 16 687 16 072 3 005 4 250 3 898 5 315 Missouri 63 ---------------------------- 623 48 720 28 126 27 443 28 858 12 149 12 306 5 191 Local only 54 ------------------------ 382 43 277 28 126 27 443 8 264 2 245 10 306 5 191 Montana 52 ---------------------------- 320 39 781 14 721 13 795 30 607 47 936 8 862 6 878 Local only 41 ------------------------ 608 33 044 14 721 13 795 6 548 6 562 7 119 6 878

Nebraska 58 --------------------------- 394 46 944 23 566 22 730 30 573 25 615 14 238 7 611 Local only 48 ------------------------ 218 39 937 23 566 22 730 9 060 4 849 10 247 7 611 Nevada 120 ----------------------------- 509 95 665 58 867 55 199 85 906 25 493 35 632 9 831 Local only 107 ------------------------ 648 85 444 58 867 55 199 34 712 1 755 32 351 9 831 New Hampshire 69 --------------------- 193 57 859 33 682 32 504 31 051 9 340 9 500 6 111 Local only 58 ------------------------ 748 49 465 33 682 32 504 10 008 546 5 070 6 111

New Jersey 136 ------------------------- 764 118 655 35 834 34 171 67 921 9 789 24 848 5 839 Local only 120 ------------------------ 142 105 087 35 834 34 171 28 417 1 190 15 458 5 839 New Mexico 64 ------------------------- 165 51 498 20 964 19 712 46 697 28 078 24 757 2 780 Local only 55 ------------------------ 221 44 164 20 964 19 712 11 784 5 140 16 941 2 780 New York 140 --------------------------- 910 126 509 43 568 40 123 106 801 6 150 17 672 29 007 Local only 130 ------------------------ 522 118 178 43 568 40 123 47 488 256 14 737 29 007

North Carolina 56 ----------------------- 259 46 992 17 936 16 917 45 066 16 232 11 165 7 358 Local only 44 ------------------------ 263 37 475 17 936 16 917 7 377 2 118 9 182 7 358 North Dakota 41 ------------------------ 739 33 361 11 767 11 346 19 642 48 421 18 793 5 774 Local only 33 ------------------------ 134 27 650 11 767 11 346 5 155 5 122 15 315 5 774

Ohio 64 -------------------------------- 199 51 725 30 840 30 151 36 572 9 899 13 309 8 196

Local only 57 ------------------------ 994 47 548 30 840 30 151 10 661 1 585 11 689 8 196

Oklahoma 55 --------------------------- 542 44 137 30 997 30 346 30 509 13 172 16 087 6 610

Local only 43 ------------------------ 993 36 951 30 997 30 346 3 586 1 570 10 673 6 610

Oregon 68 ----------------------------- 977 56 125 38 237 35 495 49 303 27 064 17 200 6 393

Local only 56 ------------------------ 141 45 324 38 237 35 495 24 478 2 739 13 337 6 393

Pennsylvania 67 ------------------------ 308 57 631 14 930 14 245 36 402 11 944 9 137 11 460

Local only 54 ------------------------ 399 47 210 14 930 14 245 19 492 452 7 140 11 460

Rhode Island 79 ------------------------ 488 67 434 62 388 59 872 59 553 16 037 11 051 13 565

Local only 69 ------------------------ 635 59 233 62 388 59 872 – 63 8 723 13 565

South Carolina 49 ---------------------- 472 41 284 14 635 14 241 43 725 18 178 11 389 4 587

Local only 38 ------------------------ 955 32 897 14 635 14 241 6 744 231 8 412 4 587

South Dakota 43 ----------------------- 456 34 943 12 150 11 667 20 720 30 273 11 725 6 312

Local only 34 ------------------------ 588 28 577 12 150 11 667 5 550 4 825 8 218 6 312

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Geographic area

Functions other than educationmCon.

Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial and legal

Financial administration and other

government

administration Water supply

Gas supply

and electric power Public transitLiquor stores

(State)

All other and

unallocable

12 087 10 089 33 369 52 210 14 252 11 799 25 381 739 53 492 United States

11 948 9 918 19 302 33 081 14 149 10 806 22 258 – 30 313 Local only

7 377 10 914 23 296 40 113 12 923 11 101 2 255 4 174 36 082 Alabama

7 377 10 914 5 999 22 480 12 923 11 101 2 255 – 26 097 Local only

31 234 14 890 81 464 187 981 19 410 55 322 58 595 – 247 405 Alaska

31 234 14 890 6 763 102 669 19 410 55 322 14 899 – 160 508 Local only

6 916 9 691 47 085 59 125 18 837 48 714 591 – 44 857 Arizona

6 916 9 691 38 096 40 724 18 837 48 642 591 – 28 941 Local only

6 424 6 714 14 351 38 629 10 424 3 889 1 257 – 32 530 Arkansas

6 424 6 714 8 971 19 299 10 424 3 889 1 257 – 14 865 Local only

14 200 7 312 44 812 65 163 24 836 20 604 32 204 – 95 745 California

14 200 7 312 41 391 49 231 24 836 20 604 32 204 – 45 066 Local only

14 916 3 581 39 356 62 138 26 545 13 231 15 697 – 50 172 Colorado

14 916 3 581 14 365 41 105 26 545 13 231 15 697 – 37 245 Local only

11 121 11 834 32 657 66 895 10 181 2 112 2 964 – 41 494 Connecticut.

11 121 11 108 1 948 34 305 10 181 2 112 2 964 – 17 136 Local only

13 297 9 272 52 719 60 677 7 084 12 308 12 381 – 51 052 Delaware

13 297 7 001 5 791 32 129 7 084 12 308 – – 14 546 Local only

32 493 28 211 97 424 92 344 32 462 – 546 099 – 153 365 District of Columbia

32 493 28 211 97 424 92 344 32 462 – 546 099 – 153 365 Local only

12 816 11 894 37 135 57 785 19 508 16 289 10 860 – 51 113 Florida

12 816 11 894 16 989 41 214 19 508 16 289 10 107 – 33 248 Local only

10 313 10 150 24 915 36 747 14 654 3 840 15 431 – 43 251 Georgia

10 313 10 150 19 340 24 795 14 654 3 840 15 431 – 29 506 Local only

20 173 15 949 71 591 84 772 25 892 – 1 838 – 103 606 Hawaii

20 173 15 949 16 891 42 943 25 892 – 1 838 – 22 508 Local only

9 031 4 564 28 370 64 736 6 817 2 980 313 2 735 40 514 Idaho

9 031 4 564 15 532 34 165 6 817 2 980 313 – 18 345 Local only

17 715 15 647 30 640 49 373 13 897 3 143 46 196 – 40 824 Illinois

17 715 15 647 21 488 30 990 13 897 3 143 46 196 – 23 864 Local only

10 643 4 419 18 182 38 376 6 349 9 541 4 540 – 28 585 Indiana

10 643 4 419 11 981 23 201 6 349 9 541 4 540 – 18 479 Local only

8 787 4 864 27 565 46 458 8 730 8 384 4 556 – 53 857 Iowa

8 787 4 864 6 374 29 216 8 730 8 384 4 556 – 27 337 Local only

8 947 5 588 26 746 51 561 15 383 16 261 1 515 – 112 074 Kansas

8 947 5 588 9 031 34 408 15 383 16 261 1 515 – 92 525 Local only

9 390 6 299 23 436 37 505 11 129 4 837 5 915 – 36 028 Kentucky

9 390 6 299 3 218 15 990 11 129 4 837 5 915 – 15 916 Local only

8 903 4 248 27 068 40 751 9 854 3 533 1 614 – 28 111 Louisiana

8 903 4 248 17 048 22 867 9 854 3 533 1 614 – 17 382 Local only

9 642 5 335 15 323 55 065 11 375 421 1 708 3 026 34 991 Maine

9 642 5 335 2 691 26 157 11 375 421 1 708 – 15 276 Local only

21 781 7 397 37 882 60 584 11 603 664 22 042 – 63 790 Maryland

21 781 7 397 13 992 34 609 11 603 664 4 004 – 24 790 Local only

13 711 4 260 26 339 57 981 16 768 9 539 41 240 – 33 921 Massachusetts 8 349 4 260 1 462 30 829 13 145 9 539 41 240 – 20 474 Local only 12 279 6 324 31 113 42 884 11 871 3 549 11 702 1 362 48 517 Michigan 12 279 6 324 21 082 30 593 11 871 3 549 11 702 – 26 069 Local only 12 952 4 633 30 317 64 536 9 579 5 690 15 070 – 62 636 Minnesota 12 952 4 633 19 141 43 778 9 579 5 690 15 070 – 41 383 Local only

3 178 4 531 17 238 32 961 7 010 4 423 427 740 34 901 Mississippi 3 178 4 531 10 654 20 885 7 010 4 423 427 – 19 306 Local only 8 997 2 652 22 420 33 601 10 831 8 936 13 943 – 36 521 Missouri 8 997 2 652 10 199 21 082 10 831 8 936 13 943 – 22 496 Local only 5 537 8 441 21 154 61 452 7 260 148 2 001 2 336 44 332 Montana 5 537 8 441 14 370 28 116 7 260 148 2 001 – 18 964 Local only

8 083 2 903 23 143 43 791 12 289 138 981 5 619 – 48 621 Nebraska 8 083 2 903 11 658 29 318 12 289 138 981 5 619 – 27 670 Local only 15 369 1 114 55 014 70 496 22 058 1 772 1 291 – 85 193 Nevada 15 369 1 114 42 555 42 972 21 852 1 567 1 291 – 51 132 Local only 7 714 5 850 20 628 40 600 7 873 311 1 787 7 815 48 638 New Hampshire 7 714 5 850 3 541 25 499 7 873 311 1 787 – 18 881 Local only

17 101 18 265 60 377 64 371 10 539 945 4 018 – 70 639 New Jersey 17 101 14 142 36 664 35 973 10 075 945 1 682 – 28 744 Local only 8 375 10 624 31 221 78 746 11 008 4 758 4 636 – 44 468 New Mexico 8 375 10 624 4 019 41 568 11 008 4 758 4 636 – 19 601 Local only 11 948 33 046 53 354 65 142 10 299 10 804 126 967 – 57 752 New York 11 948 33 046 18 417 39 102 10 299 780 92 677 – 33 820 Local only

8 441 12 006 21 162 40 505 8 832 5 028 1 323 – 49 462 North Carolina 8 441 11 536 2 285 27 733 8 832 5 028 1 323 – 32 344 Local only 3 808 8 974 25 852 43 961 7 680 337 1 119 – 50 820 North Dakota 3 808 8 974 12 293 25 726 7 680 337 1 119 – 15 757 Local only

14 519 6 826 31 799 39 863 14 614 3 596 13 782 1 501 48 549 Ohio

14 519 6 826 25 639 25 838 14 614 3 596 13 782 – 33 727 Local only

6 061 6 443 20 974 41 723 13 000 6 957 1 311 – 38 104 Oklahoma

6 061 6 443 6 095 23 527 13 000 2 585 1 311 – 24 461 Local only

12 582 3 017 32 156 73 043 15 324 10 204 21 611 1 719 57 842 Oregon

12 582 3 017 11 187 38 640 15 324 10 204 21 611 – 33 949 Local only

11 775 7 916 28 787 43 707 9 839 337 28 417 5 286 34 441 Pennsylvania

11 775 7 916 21 397 23 762 9 839 337 28 417 – 21 829 Local only

6 945 2 714 30 862 63 254 11 945 317 13 489 – 36 746 Rhode Island

4 609 2 714 2 254 28 565 11 945 317 – – 6 635 Local only

7 095 9 360 16 730 42 409 11 869 18 251 1 563 – 31 046 South Carolina

7 095 9 360 12 090 21 750 11 869 3 278 1 563 – 20 178 Local only

6 373 4 232 24 511 53 741 10 534 7 679 – – 46 744 South Dakota

6 373 4 232 5 576 31 080 10 534 7 679 – – 19 582 Local only

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[Dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Education

Higher education Elementary and secondary education

All functions Total Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees Total

Instructional

employees

Other

employees

Other

education

(State)

Tennessee 1 -------------------------- 039 235 497 178 72 514 72 514 61 172 354 839 289 773 65 066 8 653

Local only 710 ------------------------ 473 354 839 – – – 354 839 289 773 65 066 –

Texas 1 ------------------------------ 201 937 648 558 79 519 79 519 73 497 489 271 412 197 77 074 6 270

Local only 876 ------------------------ 078 518 249 15 445 15 445 13 533 489 271 412 197 77 074 –

Utah 1 -------------------------------- 103 474 602 070 85 278 85 278 126 273 379 709 324 327 55 382 10 810

Local only 633 ------------------------ 622 379 709 – – – 379 709 324 327 55 382 –

Vermont 1 ---------------------------- 214 085 712 338 93 951 93 951 101 947 501 019 441 510 59 509 15 421

Local only 658 ------------------------ 660 501 019 – – – 501 019 441 510 59 509 –

Virginia 1 ----------------------------- 242 962 665 384 88 337 88 337 80 151 485 001 385 486 99 515 11 895

Local only 826 ------------------------ 948 485 001 – – – 485 001 385 486 99 515 –

Washington 1 ------------------------- 477 150 646 738 84 689 84 689 99 288 453 837 340 234 113 604 8 924

Local only 972 ------------------------ 273 453 837 – – – 453 837 340 234 113 604 –

West Virginia 989 ------------------------ 438 623 081 79 601 79 601 66 620 459 100 370 459 88 640 17 760

Local only 627 ------------------------ 786 459 100 – – – 459 100 370 459 88 640 –

Wisconsin 1 --------------------------- 355 799 770 877 112 012 112 012 145 303 505 897 430 465 75 432 7 664

Local only 925 ------------------------ 160 537 760 19 449 19 449 12 414 505 897 430 465 75 432 –

Wyoming 1 ---------------------------- 615 942 838 475 102 352 102 352 107 773 620 874 516 978 103 896 7 476

Local only 1 ------------------------ 128 086 692 641 37 448 37 448 34 320 620 874 516 978 103 896 –

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Geographic area

Functions other than education

Total Libraries Public welfare Hospitals Health

Social insurance

administration

(State) Highways

Air

transportation

and/ or water

transport and

terminals

542 058 3 919 30 381 105 057 28 453 6 815 39 054 4 853 Tennessee

355 635 3 919 10 778 64 180 11 087 – 20 541 4 853 Local only

553 380 4 439 19 443 106 981 29 981 8 328 35 562 6 909 Texas

357 829 4 439 2 718 54 913 16 628 – 16 775 6 909 Local only

501 404 6 727 35 577 55 767 28 710 9 193 42 882 4 853 Utah

253 913 6 727 4 399 8 295 13 047 – 17 771 4 853 Local only

501 747 2 535 43 607 20 311 22 271 16 001 75 887 865 Vermont

157 641 2 535 113 – 1 025 – 27 950 865 Local only

577 578 8 348 34 930 74 764 35 848 6 024 47 983 8 065 Virginia

341 947 8 348 26 738 16 672 13 628 – 12 799 7 481 Local only

830 412 11 223 47 023 79 060 55 172 19 951 74 863 15 593 Washington

518 436 11 223 4 941 45 290 16 997 – 34 456 15 593 Local only

366 357 2 082 18 671 56 447 16 548 8 951 65 016 1 330 West Virginia

168 686 2 082 26 37 597 9 977 – 7 039 1 330 Local only

584 922 8 389 57 084 82 801 24 932 4 197 49 756 1 772 Wisconsin

387 400 8 389 51 389 30 413 15 275 – 36 370 1 772 Local only

777 467 8 591 14 524 201 453 31 582 17 906 118 691 3 351 Wyoming

435 445 8 591 1 659 144 066 6 566 – 34 561 3 351 Local only

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[Dollars. Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Functions other than educationmCon.

Police protection Fire protection (local)

Total

Police officers only Total Firefighters only CorrectionNatural resourcesParks and

recreation

Housing and

community

development

(local)

Tennessee 53 -------------------------- 329 42 537 28 426 25 632 40 198 14 887 11 922 9 268

Local only 46 ------------------------ 077 37 392 28 426 25 632 15 702 681 8 729 9 268

Texas 67 ------------------------------ 365 53 186 29 424 28 245 52 233 17 987 12 251 4 839

Local only 62 ------------------------ 455 50 369 29 424 28 245 18 151 2 927 11 079 4 839

Utah 52 -------------------------------- 960 42 485 20 474 18 622 33 420 24 630 17 430 5 589

Local only 43 ------------------------ 305 36 803 20 474 18 622 6 792 5 265 14 319 5 589

Vermont 56 ---------------------------- 486 44 385 12 405 11 835 29 181 29 985 11 689 3 767

Local only 30 ------------------------ 322 24 529 12 405 11 835 – 166 4 371 3 767

Virginia 65 ----------------------------- 465 54 770 31 259 29 054 45 416 12 762 18 497 7 625

Local only 55 ------------------------ 515 47 111 31 259 29 054 18 526 956 16 284 7 625

Washington 73 ------------------------- 024 55 225 43 738 41 127 47 200 33 457 24 416 8 738

Local only 61 ------------------------ 408 47 940 43 738 41 127 15 478 4 800 21 953 8 738

West Virginia 31 ------------------------ 762 27 353 10 603 10 214 10 753 21 460 12 403 4 878

Local only 21 ------------------------ 477 19 184 10 603 10 214 4 325 514 6 644 4 878

Wisconsin 69 --------------------------- 885 58 711 25 484 24 321 35 754 16 837 14 021 5 919

Local only 65 ------------------------ 066 55 358 25 484 24 321 9 099 3 645 12 896 5 919

Wyoming 71 ---------------------------- 584 54 815 20 183 19 623 28 342 44 426 22 247 1 236

Local only 60 ------------------------ 041 47 221 20 183 19 623 10 504 7 021 17 887 1 236

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Geographic area

Functions other than educationmCon.

Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial and legal

Financial administration and other

government

administration Water supply

Gas supply

and electric power Public transitLiquor stores

(State)

All other and

unallocable

8 206 11 864 22 336 36 382 14 946 38 543 914 – 32 306 Tennessee

8 206 11 864 12 807 22 981 14 946 38 543 914 – 21 131 Local only

10 324 6 511 24 417 39 277 14 432 14 197 14 996 – 33 484 Texas

10 324 6 511 17 522 25 044 14 432 14 197 14 996 – 23 545 Local only

9 078 4 346 24 775 48 264 12 660 8 273 12 387 2 273 41 136 Utah

9 078 4 346 9 324 28 971 12 660 8 273 12 387 – 18 038 Local only

7 383 3 197 26 130 55 307 7 567 14 818 2 662 3 484 56 209 Vermont

7 383 3 197 1 880 23 744 7 567 14 818 2 662 – 12 871 Local only

14 656 11 137 24 057 54 459 12 338 2 456 3 460 3 590 54 438 Virginia

14 656 10 577 11 697 36 872 12 338 2 456 3 460 – 34 060 Local only

12 987 8 001 35 678 64 664 14 322 59 777 34 705 4 519 62 300 Washington

12 987 8 001 24 821 43 919 14 322 59 777 34 705 – 35 288 Local only

6 287 5 154 17 550 31 232 9 751 121 3 810 500 31 047 West Virginia

6 287 5 063 6 167 18 805 9 751 121 3 810 – 12 190 Local only

12 006 7 654 26 890 51 300 8 847 2 635 13 505 – 65 252 Wisconsin

12 006 7 654 12 567 27 740 8 847 2 635 13 505 – 36 728 Local only

9 333 10 304 33 796 63 987 15 216 2 762 212 1 132 56 610 Wyoming

9 333 10 304 13 977 34 908 15 216 2 762 212 – 33 069 Local only

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

UNITED STATES

Employment 15 ------------------------------------ 117 196 100.0 4 586 696 10 530 500 2 251 398 2 638 389 409 530 4 582 842 648 341

Full-time employees only 11 ------------------------------------ 644 890 77.0 3 367 610 8 277 280 1 874 585 2 198 687 231 124 3 475 519 497 365

Full-time equivalent employment 13 ---------------- 181 636 100.0 3 835 982 9 345 654 2 031 129 2 340 615 266 829 4 145 827 561 254

Education services:

Education 6 ----------------------------------------------- 429 977 48.8 1 394 156 5 035 821 432 163 361 201 99 067 4 143 390 –

Higher education 1 -------------------------------------- 474 432 11.2 1 266 711 207 721 42 224 7 098 2 158 397 –

Instructional employees only 523 ------------------------- 540 4.0 435 789 87 751 17 745 2 723 2 67 281 –

Elementary and secondary education 4 -------------------- 857 378 36.8 29 278 4 828 100 389 939 354 103 99 065 3 984 993 –

Instructional employees only 3 ------------------------- 381 047 25.6 21 422 3 359 625 276 343 250 944 74 383 2 757 955 –

Other education 98 --------------------------------------- 167 .7 98 167 – – – – – –

Libraries1 ----------------------------------------------- 97 480 .7 612 96 868 25 955 43 733 5 879 2 437 18 864

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 470 ------------------------------------------- 887 3.6 211 552 259 335 195 987 57 136 3 765 – 2 447

Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------------------ 068 939 8.1 523 332 545 607 243 751 125 004 707 – 176 145

Health 346 -------------------------------------------------- 812 2.6 160 481 186 331 128 122 41 537 3 028 – 13 644

Social insurance administration 114 ---------------------------- 126 .9 114 126 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 525 ----------------------------------------------- 117 4.0 256 829 268 288 111 550 121 892 27 024 – 7 822

Air transportation 35 ---------------------------------------- 414 .3 2 707 32 707 5 981 17 951 146 – 8 629

Water transport and terminals 11 ----------------------------- 905 .1 4 452 7 453 572 2 729 39 – 4 113

Public safety:

Police protection 696 ----------------------------------------- 680 5.3 86 028 610 652 166 677 407 906 36 069 – –

Police officers only 523 ------------------------------------ 177 4.0 55 104 468 073 121 760 317 688 28 625 – –

Fire protection 259 ------------------------------------------- 344 2.0 – 259 344 28 061 197 733 13 330 – 20 220

Firefighters only 242 --------------------------------------- 231 1.8 – 242 231 25 200 185 288 12 562 – 19 181

Correction 532 ----------------------------------------------- 078 4.0 344 794 187 284 150 450 36 830 4 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 180 ---------------------------------------- 468 1.4 147 286 33 182 13 187 3 173 468 – 16 354

Parks and recreation 227 ------------------------------------- 740 1.7 35 783 191 957 38 717 122 406 8 349 – 22 485

Housing and community development 103 ---------------------- 997 .8 – 103 997 6 320 45 843 671 – 51 163

Sewerage 120 ----------------------------------------------- 066 .9 1 222 118 844 14 810 72 652 3 856 – 27 526

Sanitation other than sewerage 108 ---------------------------- 556 .8 1 332 107 224 17 019 80 869 5 799 – 3 537

Government administration:

Financial administration 319 ----------------------------------- 299 2.4 147 311 171 988 89 518 69 883 12 587 – –

Judicial and legal 300 ---------------------------------------- 608 2.3 110 671 189 937 147 423 39 793 2 721 – –

Other government administration 219 -------------------------- 705 1.7 46 391 173 314 73 156 86 180 13 978 – –

Utilities 434 ---------------------------------------------------- 498 3.3 27 974 406 524 19 329 214 908 4 878 – 167 409

Water supply 142 -------------------------------------------- 668 1.1 936 141 732 10 586 96 386 3 703 – 31 057

Electric power 80 ------------------------------------------- 871 .6 6 463 74 408 257 48 097 1 054 – 25 000

Gas supply 9 ---------------------------------------------- 740 .1 – 9 740 218 6 666 23 – 2 833

Transit 201 -------------------------------------------------- 219 1.5 20 575 180 644 8 268 63 759 98 – 108 519

State liquor stores 9 ------------------------------------------ 145 .1 9 145 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 568 ------------------------------------ 795 4.3 209 798 358 997 122 381 191 256 24 464 – 20 896

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 32 ------------- 437 086 100.0 9 750 357 22 686 729 4 721 753 6 237 845 703 863 9 609 027 1 414 241

Education services:

Education 15 ----------------------------------------------- 688 087 48.4 3 723 825 11 964 261 1 027 211 1 040 320 292 116 9 604 614 1

Higher education 3 -------------------------------------- 959 773 12.2 3 401 483 558 289 118 486 25 813 16 413 975 –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 985 791 6.1 1 669 790 316 001 66 452 13 407 16 236 127 –

Elmentary and secondary education 11 --------------------- 486 495 35.4 80 523 11 405 972 908 725 1 014 507 292 100 9 190 639 1

Instructional employees only 9 ------------------------- 475 167 29.2 65 113 9 410 053 731 420 819 475 244 403 7 614 755 –

Other education 241 --------------------------------------- 819 .7 241 819 – – – – – –

Libraries1 ----------------------------------------------- 179 194 .6 1 320 177 874 48 560 86 429 11 035 4 414 27 436

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 014 634 3.1 471 050 543 584 397 939 135 790 7 119 – 2 736

Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------ 489 075 7.7 1 196 506 1 292 569 590 413 302 903 1 819 – 397 434

Health 824 -------------------------------------------------- 374 2.5 389 150 435 224 297 353 103 019 7 157 – 27 696

Social insurance administration 275 ---------------------------- 305 .8 275 305 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------------- 230 578 3.8 625 915 604 663 225 495 290 960 61 047 – 27 161

Air transportation 96 ---------------------------------------- 268 .3 7 086 89 182 15 103 46 169 458 – 27 452

Water transport and terminals 34 ----------------------------- 536 .1 11 821 22 716 1 355 8 668 74 – 12 618

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ----------------------------------------- 049 971 6.3 246 947 1 803 023 452 245 1 236 813 113 966 – –

Police officers only 1 ------------------------------------ 686 772 5.2 176 986 1 509 785 362 279 1 047 594 99 912 – –

Fire protection 835 ------------------------------------------- 121 2.6 – 835 121 96 844 641 908 40 463 – 55 906

Firefighters only 788 --------------------------------------- 025 2.4 – 788 025 89 189 606 740 38 775 – 53 321

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 307 968 4.0 843 513 464 455 355 387 109 056 11 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 424 ---------------------------------------- 127 1.3 354 710 69 417 28 085 6 851 1 135 – 33 346

Parks and recreaton 439 ------------------------------------- 533 1.4 70 086 369 447 76 615 230 781 17 869 – 44 182

Housing and community development 240 ---------------------- 396 .7 – 240 396 17 338 116 689 1 779 – 104 590

Sewerage 300 ----------------------------------------------- 618 .9 3 460 297 158 37 864 168 920 9 798 – 80 577

Sanitation other than sewerage 250 ---------------------------- 924 .8 4 251 246 673 33 674 191 236 13 768 – 7 995 Government administration: Financial administration 743 ----------------------------------- 908 2.3 351 077 392 831 191 137 173 750 27 944 – – Judicial and legal 829 ---------------------------------------- 930 2.6 349 876 480 054 368 314 105 517 6 222 – – Other government administration 554 -------------------------- 609 1.7 124 672 429 936 167 135 231 037 31 764 – – Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 279 151 3.9 104 914 1 174 237 54 341 599 383 12 920 – 507 593 Water supply 354 -------------------------------------------- 454 1.1 2 563 351 892 27 802 230 478 9 308 – 84 303 Electric power 269 ------------------------------------------- 455 .8 24 681 244 774 773 153 038 3 310 – 87 652 Gas supply 23 ---------------------------------------------- 986 .1 – 23 986 495 16 349 83 – 7 057 Transit 631 -------------------------------------------------- 256 1.9 77 670 553 585 25 270 199 517 218 – 328 580 State liquor stores 18 ------------------------------------------ 390 .1 18 390 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------------ 330 390 4.1 576 481 753 910 239 347 411 645 45 400 – 57 518

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 588 – 2 618 2 576 2 369 2 733 2 781 2 572 2 603

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 006 – 4 101 2 890 2 746 3 293 3 379 2 854 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 406 – 2 452 2 379 2 305 2 663 2 525 1 723 2 603

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Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

ALABAMA

Employment 260 ------------------------------------ 513 100.0 94 907 165 606 18 191 39 693 – 81 520 26 202

Full-time employees only 216 ------------------------------------ 345 83.0 73 642 142 703 16 474 34 561 – 71 162 20 506

Full-time equivalent employment 238 ---------------- 358 100.0 81 101 157 257 17 258 36 227 – 80 949 22 823

Education services:

Education 115 ----------------------------------------------- 022 48.3 34 073 80 949 – – – 80 949 –

Higher education 30 -------------------------------------- 109 12.6 30 109 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------------- 491 4.4 10 491 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 80 -------------------- 949 34.0 – 80 949 – – – 80 949 –

Instructional employees only 56 ------------------------- 177 23.6 – 56 177 – – – 56 177 –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 964 1.7 3 964 – – – – – –

Libraries 740 ------------------------------------------------ .3 – 740 43 697 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 7 ------------------------------------------- 161 3.0 4 510 2 651 895 1 756 – – –

Hospitals 33 ------------------------------------------------ 225 13.9 12 784 20 441 652 3 269 – – 16 520

Health 9 -------------------------------------------------- 554 4.0 6 135 3 419 1 433 115 – – 1 871

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 497 .6 1 497 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 10 ----------------------------------------------- 815 4.5 4 269 6 546 3 672 2 874 – – –

Air transportation 443 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 443 2 112 – – 329

Water transport and terminals 418 ----------------------------- .2 418 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ----------------------------------------- 659 4.1 1 073 8 586 1 909 6 677 – – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 365 3.1 649 6 716 1 516 5 200 – – –

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------------- 292 1.8 – 4 292 9 4 238 – – 45

Firefighters only 4 --------------------------------------- 146 1.7 – 4 146 9 4 092 – – 45

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 735 2.4 3 911 1 824 1 693 131 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 265 1.4 3 186 79 5 – – – 74

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------- 470 1.5 892 2 578 80 2 429 – – 69

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 184 .9 – 2 184 28 172 – – 1 984

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 581 .7 – 1 581 330 1 224 – – 27

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 965 1.2 – 2 965 438 2 498 – – 29

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 811 2.4 2 603 3 208 2 205 1 003 – – –

Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------------- 848 1.6 2 629 1 219 759 460 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 028 .9 488 1 540 591 949 – – –

Utilities 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 117 2.1 – 5 117 125 3 264 – – 1 728

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 701 1.1 – 2 701 101 1 708 – – 892

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 157 .5 – 1 157 – 1 127 – – 30

Gas supply 809 ---------------------------------------------- .3 – 809 – 429 – – 380

Transit 450 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 450 24 – – – 426

State liquor stores 874 ------------------------------------------ .4 874 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 8 ------------------------------------ 654 3.6 1 759 6 895 2 389 4 359 – – 147

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 452 ------------- 389 100.0 176 929 275 460 31 002 66 720 – 134 358 43 381

Education services:

Education 214 ----------------------------------------------- 123 47.3 79 765 134 358 – – – 134 358 –

Higher education 70 -------------------------------------- 607 15.6 70 607 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 35 ------------------------- 294 7.8 35 294 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 134 --------------------- 358 29.7 – 134 358 – – – 134 358 –

Instructional employees only 115 ------------------------- 791 25.6 – 115 791 – – – 115 791 –

Other education 9 --------------------------------------- 158 2.0 9 158 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 210 .3 – 1 210 55 1 155 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 12 ------------------------------------------- 758 2.8 9 246 3 512 1 123 2 389 – – –

Hospitals 63 ------------------------------------------------ 050 13.9 23 537 39 514 1 558 5 569 – – 32 387

Health 17 -------------------------------------------------- 664 3.9 11 375 6 289 3 203 163 – – 2 923

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 211 .7 3 211 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 18 ----------------------------------------------- 925 4.2 8 795 10 130 5 826 4 304 – – –

Air transportation 872 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 872 3 231 – – 638

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 097 .2 1 097 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 21 ----------------------------------------- 580 4.8 3 325 18 255 4 131 14 124 – – –

Police officers only 17 ------------------------------------ 529 3.9 2 316 15 213 3 502 11 711 – – –

Fire protection 9 ------------------------------------------- 865 2.2 – 9 865 11 9 751 – – 103

Firefighters only 9 --------------------------------------- 596 2.1 – 9 596 11 9 482 – – 103

Correction 11 ----------------------------------------------- 835 2.6 8 531 3 304 3 072 232 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ---------------------------------------- 075 1.6 6 982 93 9 – – – 84

Parks and recreaton 5 ------------------------------------- 406 1.2 1 227 4 178 126 3 896 – – 156

Housing and community development 3 ---------------------- 815 .8 – 3 815 72 439 – – 3 304

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 981 .7 – 2 981 711 2 222 – – 49

Sanitation other than sewerage 4 ---------------------------- 410 1.0 – 4 410 606 3 750 – – 54 Government administration: Financial administration 11 ----------------------------------- 750 2.6 5 908 5 842 3 824 2 018 – – – Judicial and legal 9 ---------------------------------------- 414 2.1 6 990 2 424 1 484 940 – – – Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 460 1.0 1 217 3 242 1 292 1 950 – – – Utilities 10 ---------------------------------------------------- 619 2.3 – 10 619 213 6 978 – – 3 428 Water supply 5 -------------------------------------------- 222 1.2 – 5 222 185 3 332 – – 1 705 Electric power 2 ------------------------------------------- 816 .6 – 2 816 – 2 727 – – 89 Gas supply 1 ---------------------------------------------- 670 .4 – 1 670 – 918 – – 752 Transit 911 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 911 28 – – – 883 State liquor stores 1 ------------------------------------------ 687 .4 1 687 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 14 ------------------------------------ 581 3.2 4 035 10 546 3 683 6 610 – – 253

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 1 --------------------------------------- 989 – 2 243 1 858 1 813 1 868 – 1 852 1 898

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 290 – 3 595 2 085 – – – 2 085 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 864 – 2 064 1 716 1 813 1 868 – 1 069 1 898

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

ALASKA

Employment 54 ------------------------------------ 486 100.0 27 088 27 398 9 637 17 459 – – 302

Full-time employees only 42 ------------------------------------ 228 77.5 22 037 20 191 7 011 12 954 – – 226

Full-time equivalent employment 46 ---------------- 469 100.0 23 818 22 651 7 969 14 414 – – 268

Education services:

Education 20 ----------------------------------------------- 444 44.0 8 904 11 540 5 809 5 731 – – –

Higher education 5 -------------------------------------- 874 12.6 5 874 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 469 3.2 1 469 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 14 -------------------- 093 30.3 2 553 11 540 5 809 5 731 – – –

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------------- 049 21.6 1 602 8 447 4 141 4 306 – – –

Other education 477 --------------------------------------- 1.0 477 – – – – – –

Libraries 320 ------------------------------------------------ .7 – 320 80 240 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 902 4.1 1 698 204 103 101 – – –

Hospitals 974 ------------------------------------------------ 2.1 382 592 15 577 – – –

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 006 2.2 462 544 200 344 – – –

Social insurance administration 452 ---------------------------- 1.0 452 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------------- 670 7.9 2 978 692 73 619 – – –

Air transportation 102 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 102 31 71 – – –

Water transport and terminals 145 ----------------------------- .3 – 145 1 144 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------------------- 504 3.2 431 1 073 94 979 – – –

Police officers only 1 ------------------------------------ 028 2.2 289 739 57 682 – – –

Fire protection 605 ------------------------------------------- 1.3 – 605 81 524 – – –

Firefighters only 559 --------------------------------------- 1.2 – 559 78 481 – – –

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 263 2.7 1 216 47 7 40 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 682 5.8 2 658 24 24 – – – –

Parks and recreation 594 ------------------------------------- 1.3 92 502 119 383 – – –

Housing and community development 408 ---------------------- .9 – 408 161 4 – – 243

Sewerage 393 ----------------------------------------------- .8 – 393 4 389 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 212 ---------------------------- .5 – 212 72 140 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 609 3.5 888 721 297 424 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 177 2.5 1 100 77 17 60 – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 384 3.0 481 903 393 510 – – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 835 3.9 590 1 245 177 1 043 – – 25

Water supply 313 -------------------------------------------- .7 – 313 23 290 – – –

Electric power 629 ------------------------------------------- 1.4 – 629 63 541 – – 25

Gas supply 27 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 27 27 – – – –

Transit 866 -------------------------------------------------- 1.9 590 276 64 212 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 788 8.2 1 486 2 302 211 2 091 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 157 ------------- 623 100.0 76 028 81 595 26 771 54 021 – – 804

Education services:

Education 63 ----------------------------------------------- 346 40.2 23 871 39 475 19 096 20 379 – – –

Higher education 13 -------------------------------------- 592 8.6 13 592 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 5 ------------------------- 791 3.7 5 791 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 48 --------------------- 185 30.6 8 710 39 475 19 096 20 379 – – –

Instructional employees only 37 ------------------------- 139 23.6 6 104 31 035 14 500 16 535 – – –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 569 1.0 1 569 – – – – – –

Libraries 791 ------------------------------------------------ .5 – 791 161 630 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------------- 732 3.6 5 054 678 301 376 – – –

Hospitals 3 ------------------------------------------------ 307 2.1 1 186 2 121 98 2 023 – – –

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 466 2.2 1 589 1 878 754 1 124 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 544 1.0 1 544 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 14 ----------------------------------------------- 128 9.0 11 481 2 647 291 2 356 – – –

Air transportation 352 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 352 91 261 – – –

Water transport and terminals 472 ----------------------------- .3 – 472 5 467 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 6 ----------------------------------------- 799 4.3 1 741 5 058 414 4 645 – – –

Police officers only 5 ------------------------------------ 357 3.4 1 396 3 960 283 3 678 – – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------------- 866 1.8 – 2 866 339 2 526 – – –

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 666 1.7 – 2 666 331 2 336 – – –

Correction 4 ----------------------------------------------- 651 3.0 4 524 128 35 93 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 8 ---------------------------------------- 871 5.6 8 763 108 108 – – – –

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 573 1.0 293 1 281 255 1 026 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 427 .9 – 1 427 677 18 – – 733

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 718 1.1 – 1 718 17 1 701 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 819 ---------------------------- .5 – 819 241 578 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 702 3.6 3 183 2 519 1 011 1 507 – – – Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 480 2.8 4 109 372 89 283 – – – Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 637 2.9 1 509 3 128 1 433 1 695 – – – Utilities 7 ---------------------------------------------------- 333 4.7 2 403 4 930 673 4 185 – – 71 Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 068 .7 – 1 068 78 989 – – – Electric power 2 ------------------------------------------- 937 1.9 – 2 937 280 2 586 – – 71 Gas supply 106 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 106 106 – – – – Transit 3 -------------------------------------------------- 223 2.0 2 403 819 210 610 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 13 ------------------------------------ 607 8.6 4 779 8 828 680 8 148 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 3 --------------------------------------- 509 – 3 274 3 766 3 505 3 919 – – 3 080

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 875 – 3 986 3 836 3 634 4 034 – – – All other employees 3 ---------------------------------------- 394 – 3 178 3 725 3 360 3 872 – – 3 080

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

ARIZONA

Employment 216 ------------------------------------ 419 100.0 64 804 151 615 29 863 31 963 – 82 643 7 146

Full-time employees only 166 ------------------------------------ 259 76.8 46 999 119 260 27 615 27 871 – 57 290 6 484

Full-time equivalent employment 193 ---------------- 766 100.0 54 064 139 702 28 704 29 708 – 74 627 6 663

Education services:

Education 96 ----------------------------------------------- 710 49.9 21 475 75 235 608 – – 74 627 –

Higher education 23 -------------------------------------- 578 12.2 18 826 4 752 – – – 4 752 –

Instructional employees only 7 ------------------------- 420 3.8 5 357 2 063 – – – 2 063 –

Elementary and secondary education 70 -------------------- 483 36.4 – 70 483 608 – – 69 875 –

Instructional employees only 47 ------------------------- 135 24.3 – 47 135 447 – – 46 688 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 649 1.4 2 649 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 210 .6 – 1 210 148 1 062 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 8 ------------------------------------------- 344 4.3 4 963 3 381 2 873 508 – – –

Hospitals 5 ------------------------------------------------ 741 3.0 988 4 753 4 371 1 – – 381

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 946 2.6 2 449 2 497 2 395 71 – – 31

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 689 1.4 2 689 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------------- 959 3.6 3 190 3 769 1 792 1 977 – – –

Air transportation 840 ---------------------------------------- .4 – 840 3 837 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 11 ----------------------------------------- 187 5.8 1 670 9 517 2 293 7 224 – – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 879 4.1 972 6 907 1 411 5 496 – – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 603 1.9 – 3 603 – 2 938 – – 665

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 219 1.7 – 3 219 – 2 590 – – 629

Correction 10 ----------------------------------------------- 205 5.3 6 232 3 973 3 969 4 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 372 1.7 2 285 1 087 302 26 – – 759

Parks and recreation 4 ------------------------------------- 087 2.1 788 3 299 297 3 002 – – –

Housing and community development 802 ---------------------- .4 – 802 156 646 – – –

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 085 .6 – 1 085 396 623 – – 66

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 514 .8 – 1 514 178 1 336 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 688 2.9 2 746 2 942 1 647 1 295 – – –

Judicial and legal 6 ---------------------------------------- 585 3.4 1 032 5 553 4 368 1 185 – – –

Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 850 2.0 676 3 174 1 035 2 139 – – –

Utilities 7 ---------------------------------------------------- 065 3.6 10 7 055 10 2 289 – – 4 756

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 585 1.3 – 2 585 3 2 094 – – 488

Electric power 4 ------------------------------------------- 326 2.2 10 4 316 – 77 – – 4 239

Gas supply 64 ---------------------------------------------- – – 64 – 64 – – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 90 – – 90 7 54 – – 29

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------ 284 3.8 2 871 4 413 1 863 2 545 – – 5

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 452 ------------- 434 100.0 121 955 330 479 58 533 81 313 – 166 521 24 112

Education services:

Education 218 ----------------------------------------------- 695 48.3 51 049 167 646 1 125 – – 166 521 –

Higher education 55 -------------------------------------- 002 12.2 45 213 9 789 – – – 9 789 –

Instructional employees only 24 ------------------------- 393 5.4 19 350 5 043 – – – 5 043 –

Elmentary and secondary education 157 --------------------- 857 34.9 – 157 857 1 125 – – 156 732 –

Instructional employees only 125 ------------------------- 653 27.8 – 125 653 845 – – 124 808 –

Other education 5 --------------------------------------- 836 1.3 5 836 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 354 .5 – 2 354 240 2 114 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 16 ------------------------------------------- 021 3.5 11 113 4 908 3 840 1 068 – – –

Hospitals 10 ------------------------------------------------ 879 2.4 1 728 9 151 8 418 2 – – 731

Health 9 -------------------------------------------------- 953 2.2 5 573 4 379 4 180 134 – – 66

Social insurance administration 5 ---------------------------- 899 1.3 5 899 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 16 ----------------------------------------------- 077 3.6 7 220 8 857 3 858 5 000 – – –

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------------- 077 .5 – 2 077 5 2 071 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 32 ----------------------------------------- 658 7.2 4 826 27 832 5 708 22 124 – – –

Police officers only 25 ------------------------------------ 005 5.5 3 067 21 938 3 860 18 078 – – –

Fire protection 11 ------------------------------------------- 893 2.6 – 11 893 – 10 340 – – 1 554

Firefighters only 10 --------------------------------------- 712 2.4 – 10 712 – 9 229 – – 1 482

Correction 20 ----------------------------------------------- 669 4.6 11 855 8 813 8 808 6 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 8 ---------------------------------------- 341 1.8 4 964 3 377 737 63 – – 2 576

Parks and recreaton 8 ------------------------------------- 391 1.9 1 830 6 561 611 5 950 – – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 102 .5 – 2 102 299 1 803 – – –

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 535 .6 – 2 535 836 1 540 – – 159

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 552 .8 – 3 552 304 3 248 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 11 ----------------------------------- 738 2.6 5 218 6 520 3 015 3 505 – – – Judicial and legal 17 ---------------------------------------- 257 3.8 3 295 13 962 10 653 3 309 – – – Other government administration 9 -------------------------- 931 2.2 1 526 8 405 2 145 6 260 – – – Utilities 24 ---------------------------------------------------- 974 5.5 26 24 948 15 5 913 – – 19 020 Water supply 6 -------------------------------------------- 904 1.5 – 6 904 5 5 361 – – 1 538 Electric power 17 ------------------------------------------- 664 3.9 26 17 638 – 244 – – 17 393 Gas supply 190 ---------------------------------------------- – – 190 – 190 – – – Transit 217 -------------------------------------------------- – – 217 10 118 – – 89 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 16 ------------------------------------ 440 3.6 5 833 10 607 3 736 6 864 – – 6

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 522 – 2 361 2 585 2 060 2 823 – 2 599 3 670

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 972 – 4 429 2 850 1 907 – – 2 858 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 352 – 2 193 2 441 2 062 2 823 – 1 909 3 670

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

ARKANSAS

Employment 144 ------------------------------------ 951 100.0 53 364 91 587 13 066 19 485 – 57 389 1 647

Full-time employees only 116 ------------------------------------ 963 80.7 42 183 74 780 10 868 14 549 – 48 120 1 243

Full-time equivalent employment 128 ---------------- 376 100.0 46 596 81 780 11 776 15 590 – 53 030 1 384

Education services:

Education 70 ----------------------------------------------- 553 55.0 17 523 53 030 – – – 53 030 –

Higher education 14 -------------------------------------- 914 11.6 14 873 41 – – – 41 –

Instructional employees only 5 ------------------------- 257 4.1 5 216 41 – – – 41 –

Elementary and secondary education 52 -------------------- 989 41.3 – 52 989 – – – 52 989 –

Instructional employees only 37 ------------------------- 300 29.1 – 37 300 – – – 37 300 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 650 2.1 2 650 – – – – – –

Libraries 397 ------------------------------------------------ .3 – 397 206 191 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 976 3.1 3 602 374 313 61 – – –

Hospitals 9 ------------------------------------------------ 543 7.4 5 008 4 535 3 401 1 134 – – –

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 929 3.1 3 750 179 76 103 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 094 .9 1 094 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------------- 150 5.6 4 028 3 122 1 868 1 243 – – 11

Air transportation 296 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 296 3 157 – – 136

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ----------------------------------------- 056 3.9 870 4 186 1 108 3 078 – – –

Police officers only 3 ------------------------------------ 712 2.9 508 3 204 888 2 316 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 921 1.5 – 1 921 5 1 887 – – 29

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 819 1.4 – 1 819 – 1 798 – – 21

Correction 3 ----------------------------------------------- 708 2.9 2 812 896 840 56 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 775 2.2 2 579 196 66 6 – – 124

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------------- 363 1.1 725 638 31 607 – – –

Housing and community development 855 ---------------------- .7 – 855 20 78 – – 757

Sewerage 916 ----------------------------------------------- .7 – 916 – 909 – – 7

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 203 .9 – 1 203 193 968 – – 42

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ----------------------------------- 303 2.6 1 757 1 546 1 226 320 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 684 1.3 327 1 357 1 019 338 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 108 1.6 633 1 475 740 735 – – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 975 1.5 – 1 975 5 1 782 – – 188

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 378 1.1 – 1 378 5 1 300 – – 73

Electric power 390 ------------------------------------------- .3 – 390 – 390 – – –

Gas supply 48 ---------------------------------------------- – – 48 – 48 – – –

Transit 159 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 159 – 44 – – 115

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 4 ------------------------------------ 571 3.6 1 888 2 683 656 1 937 – – 90

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 236 ------------- 971 100.0 99 385 137 586 16 413 26 410 – 92 709 2 055

Education services:

Education 134 ----------------------------------------------- 976 57.0 42 267 92 709 – – – 92 709 –

Higher education 36 -------------------------------------- 728 15.5 36 638 89 – – – 89 –

Instructional employees only 20 ------------------------- 759 8.8 20 669 89 – – – 89 –

Elmentary and secondary education 92 --------------------- 619 39.1 – 92 619 – – – 92 619 –

Instructional employees only 76 ------------------------- 841 32.4 – 76 841 – – – 76 841 –

Other education 5 --------------------------------------- 629 2.4 5 629 – – – – – –

Libraries 496 ------------------------------------------------ .2 – 496 229 268 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6 ------------------------------------------- 364 2.7 5 960 404 348 56 – – –

Hospitals 17 ------------------------------------------------ 044 7.2 9 705 7 339 5 338 2 001 – – –

Health 7 -------------------------------------------------- 256 3.1 6 995 260 117 144 – – –

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 523 1.1 2 523 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 12 ----------------------------------------------- 971 5.5 8 737 4 234 2 341 1 878 – – 14

Air transportation 424 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 424 3 230 – – 191

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ----------------------------------------- 535 4.0 2 105 7 429 1 661 5 768 – – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 648 3.2 1 431 6 217 1 414 4 804 – – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 863 1.6 – 3 863 7 3 815 – – 41

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 670 1.5 – 3 670 – 3 639 – – 30

Correction 6 ----------------------------------------------- 036 2.5 4 883 1 153 1 075 78 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 5 ---------------------------------------- 382 2.3 5 150 232 62 10 – – 160

Parks and recreaton 2 ------------------------------------- 006 .8 1 098 909 43 866 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 244 .5 – 1 244 24 124 – – 1 096

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 510 .6 – 1 510 – 1 500 – – 10

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 578 .7 – 1 578 227 1 284 – – 68 Government administration: Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 502 2.3 3 281 2 221 1 661 560 – – – Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------------- 374 1.4 1 265 2 109 1 544 565 – – – Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 580 1.5 1 263 2 316 969 1 347 – – – Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 661 1.5 – 3 661 4 3 285 – – 372 Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 451 1.0 – 2 451 4 2 316 – – 131 Electric power 851 ------------------------------------------- .4 – 851 – 851 – – – Gas supply 63 ---------------------------------------------- – – 63 – 63 – – – Transit 296 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 296 – 55 – – 241 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------ 648 3.2 4 153 3 495 760 2 631 – – 104

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 1 --------------------------------------- 912 – 2 195 1 752 1 389 1 698 – 1 857 1 514

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 302 – 4 270 2 080 – – – 2 080 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 704 – 1 970 1 440 1 389 1 698 – 1 156 1 514

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

CALIFORNIA

Employment 1 ------------------------------------ 604 446 100.0 385 807 1 218 639 317 577 238 137 – 561 180 101 745

Full-time employees only 1 ------------------------------------ 168 559 72.8 275 841 892 718 271 849 200 278 – 340 752 79 839

Full-time equivalent employment 1 ---------------- 385 430 100.0 321 860 1 063 570 292 508 216 215 – 464 127 90 720

Education services:

Education 594 ----------------------------------------------- 334 42.9 111 111 483 223 19 096 – – 464 127 –

Higher education 146 -------------------------------------- 245 10.6 106 617 39 628 – – – 39 628 –

Instructional employees only 45 ------------------------- 114 3.3 28 052 17 062 – – – 17 062 –

Elementary and secondary education 443 -------------------- 595 32.0 – 443 595 19 096 – – 424 499 –

Instructional employees only 308 ------------------------- 518 22.3 – 308 518 13 867 – – 294 651 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 494 .3 4 494 – – – – – –

Libraries 11 ------------------------------------------------ 150 .8 – 11 150 4 221 6 562 – – 367

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 50 ------------------------------------------- 018 3.6 3 098 46 920 42 941 3 915 – – 64

Hospitals 109 ------------------------------------------------ 896 7.9 35 803 74 093 44 807 3 429 – – 25 857

Health 42 -------------------------------------------------- 824 3.1 8 924 33 900 28 261 3 350 – – 2 289

Social insurance administration 20 ---------------------------- 026 1.4 20 026 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 40 ----------------------------------------------- 282 2.9 19 304 20 978 8 096 12 463 – – 419

Air transportation 4 ---------------------------------------- 350 .3 – 4 350 534 3 675 – – 141

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 993 .1 48 1 945 20 1 571 – – 354

Public safety:

Police protection 85 ----------------------------------------- 568 6.2 11 085 74 483 26 334 48 149 – – –

Police officers only 58 ------------------------------------ 832 4.2 6 455 52 377 19 099 33 278 – – –

Fire protection 31 ------------------------------------------- 644 2.3 – 31 644 7 815 20 114 – – 3 715

Firefighters only 28 --------------------------------------- 727 2.1 – 28 727 7 271 17 935 – – 3 521

Correction 61 ----------------------------------------------- 165 4.4 34 870 26 295 24 820 1 475 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 20 ---------------------------------------- 478 1.5 13 252 7 226 3 731 123 – – 3 372

Parks and recreation 33 ------------------------------------- 836 2.4 3 331 30 505 4 456 23 134 – – 2 915

Housing and community development 10 ---------------------- 684 .8 – 10 684 1 916 4 794 – – 3 974

Sewerage 12 ----------------------------------------------- 307 .9 – 12 307 1 208 5 920 – – 5 179

Sanitation other than sewerage 7 ---------------------------- 280 .5 – 7 280 1 745 5 225 – – 310

Government administration:

Financial administration 35 ----------------------------------- 795 2.6 13 608 22 187 13 806 8 381 – – –

Judicial and legal 37 ---------------------------------------- 967 2.7 2 429 35 538 32 264 3 274 – – –

Other government administration 26 -------------------------- 455 1.9 3 209 23 246 9 540 13 706 – – –

Utilities 63 ---------------------------------------------------- 041 4.6 – 63 041 2 534 25 909 – – 34 598

Water supply 21 -------------------------------------------- 221 1.5 – 21 221 577 9 720 – – 10 924

Electric power 13 ------------------------------------------- 783 1.0 – 13 783 – 9 841 – – 3 942

Gas supply 237 ---------------------------------------------- – – 237 – 237 – – –

Transit 27 -------------------------------------------------- 800 2.0 – 27 800 1 957 6 111 – – 19 732

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 84 ------------------------------------ 337 6.1 41 762 42 575 14 363 21 046 – – 7 166

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 4 ------------- 351 560 100.0 1 062 204 3 289 356 907 415 763 593 – 1 324 173 294 175

Education services:

Education 1 ----------------------------------------------- 754 776 40.3 380 521 1 374 255 50 082 – – 1 324 173 –

Higher education 488 -------------------------------------- 382 11.2 367 157 121 225 – – – 121 225 –

Instructional employees only 206 ------------------------- 957 4.8 130 700 76 256 – – – 76 256 –

Elmentary and secondary education 1 --------------------- 253 030 28.8 – 1 253 030 50 082 – – 1 202 948 –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 038 042 23.9 – 1 038 042 37 165 – – 1 000 877 –

Other education 13 --------------------------------------- 364 .3 13 364 – – – – – –

Libraries 26 ------------------------------------------------ 286 .6 – 26 286 9 535 15 783 – – 968

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 128 ------------------------------------------- 089 2.9 9 230 118 859 106 099 12 661 – – 99

Hospitals 339 ------------------------------------------------ 873 7.8 107 782 232 092 142 241 12 072 – – 77 779

Health 133 -------------------------------------------------- 615 3.1 29 401 104 214 84 532 11 286 – – 8 396

Social insurance administration 55 ---------------------------- 082 1.3 55 082 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 130 ----------------------------------------------- 685 3.0 65 484 65 201 23 387 40 359 – – 1 455

Air transportation 14 ---------------------------------------- 969 .3 – 14 969 1 520 13 050 – – 399

Water transport and terminals 6 ----------------------------- 853 .2 162 6 691 49 5 599 – – 1 043

Public safety:

Police protection 327 ----------------------------------------- 635 7.5 32 370 295 265 100 774 194 491 – – –

Police officers only 249 ------------------------------------ 862 5.7 20 464 229 398 82 601 146 797 – – –

Fire protection 144 ------------------------------------------- 448 3.3 – 144 448 36 658 94 690 – – 13 099

Firefighters only 133 --------------------------------------- 590 3.1 – 133 590 35 024 86 032 – – 12 533

Correction 206 ----------------------------------------------- 364 4.7 125 368 80 996 75 787 5 209 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 61 ---------------------------------------- 874 1.4 40 456 21 418 11 860 382 – – 9 175

Parks and recreaton 79 ------------------------------------- 546 1.8 7 931 71 615 12 744 52 056 – – 6 815

Housing and community development 34 ---------------------- 152 .8 – 34 152 5 594 17 112 – – 11 446

Sewerage 42 ----------------------------------------------- 258 1.0 – 42 258 3 576 19 730 – – 18 951

Sanitation other than sewerage 21 ---------------------------- 761 .5 – 21 761 4 936 16 012 – – 813 Government administration: Financial administration 104 ----------------------------------- 662 2.4 37 302 67 361 39 691 27 669 – – – Judicial and legal 133 ---------------------------------------- 361 3.1 10 181 123 179 114 517 8 662 – – – Other government administration 89 -------------------------- 262 2.1 10 112 79 150 31 155 47 995 – – – Utilities 231 ---------------------------------------------------- 069 5.3 – 231 069 9 126 100 317 – – 121 627 Water supply 73 -------------------------------------------- 913 1.7 – 73 913 1 811 33 140 – – 38 962 Electric power 60 ------------------------------------------- 500 1.4 – 60 500 – 45 312 – – 15 189 Gas supply 816 ---------------------------------------------- – – 816 – 816 – – – Transit 95 -------------------------------------------------- 840 2.2 – 95 840 7 315 21 049 – – 67 476 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 284 ------------------------------------ 938 6.5 150 823 134 116 43 550 68 457 – – 22 108

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 3 --------------------------------------- 381 – 3 420 3 369 3 138 3 681 – 3 375 3 347

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 804 – 5 211 3 699 2 966 – – 3 727 – All other employees 3 ---------------------------------------- 245 – 3 282 3 229 3 145 3 681 – 2 319 3 347

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

COLORADO

Employment 226 ------------------------------------ 258 100.0 72 424 153 834 21 598 40 268 – 78 916 13 052

Full-time employees only 150 ------------------------------------ 656 66.6 39 436 111 220 18 066 32 092 – 52 981 8 081

Full-time equivalent employment 183 ---------------- 380 100.0 53 004 130 376 19 557 34 934 – 65 836 10 049

Education services:

Education 94 ----------------------------------------------- 587 51.6 28 751 65 836 – – – 65 836 –

Higher education 28 -------------------------------------- 369 15.5 27 328 1 041 – – – 1 041 –

Instructional employees only 13 ------------------------- 837 7.5 13 474 363 – – – 363 –

Elementary and secondary education 64 -------------------- 795 35.3 – 64 795 – – – 64 795 –

Instructional employees only 45 ------------------------- 396 24.8 – 45 396 – – – 45 396 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 423 .8 1 423 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 571 .9 – 1 571 734 811 – – 26

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------------- 293 2.9 1 254 4 039 2 908 1 041 – – 90

Hospitals 11 ------------------------------------------------ 951 6.5 4 740 7 211 527 3 538 – – 3 146

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 695 2.0 1 229 2 466 1 702 729 – – 35

Social insurance administration 971 ---------------------------- .5 971 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------------- 621 4.2 3 055 4 566 2 577 1 957 – – 32

Air transportation 713 ---------------------------------------- .4 – 713 43 645 – – 25

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ----------------------------------------- 476 5.2 1 017 8 459 2 167 6 292 – – –

Police officers only 6 ------------------------------------ 948 3.8 547 6 401 1 706 4 695 – – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 548 1.9 – 3 548 4 2 633 – – 911

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 302 1.8 – 3 302 1 2 455 – – 846

Correction 6 ----------------------------------------------- 204 3.4 3 448 2 756 2 034 722 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 175 1.2 1 662 513 135 133 – – 245

Parks and recreation 5 ------------------------------------- 127 2.8 321 4 806 306 3 322 – – 1 178

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 169 .6 – 1 169 47 291 – – 831

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 896 1.0 – 1 896 8 1 219 – – 669

Sanitation other than sewerage 574 ---------------------------- .3 – 574 99 470 – – 5

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 780 2.6 2 004 2 776 1 517 1 259 – – –

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 362 2.4 2 670 1 692 800 892 – – –

Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 710 2.0 470 3 240 1 755 1 485 – – –

Utilities 6 ---------------------------------------------------- 862 3.7 – 6 862 84 4 056 – – 2 722

Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 174 1.7 – 3 174 3 2 577 – – 594

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 281 .7 – 1 281 – 1 062 – – 219

Gas supply 268 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 268 – 267 – – 1

Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 139 1.2 – 2 139 81 150 – – 1 908

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------ 095 3.9 1 412 5 683 2 110 3 439 – – 134

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 469 ------------- 274 100.0 165 021 304 253 40 117 90 880 – 150 189 23 066

Education services:

Education 246 ----------------------------------------------- 720 52.6 96 531 150 189 – – – 150 189 –

Higher education 95 -------------------------------------- 487 20.3 93 297 2 189 – – – 2 189 –

Instructional employees only 64 ------------------------- 226 13.7 63 215 1 011 – – – 1 011 –

Elmentary and secondary education 148 --------------------- 000 31.5 – 148 000 – – – 148 000 –

Instructional employees only 123 ------------------------- 215 26.3 – 123 215 – – – 123 215 –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 233 .7 3 233 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 912 .6 – 2 912 1 311 1 534 – – 67

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 11 ------------------------------------------- 770 2.5 3 654 8 116 5 736 2 266 – – 115

Hospitals 28 ------------------------------------------------ 705 6.1 11 754 16 950 1 100 8 983 – – 6 868

Health 9 -------------------------------------------------- 218 2.0 3 800 5 418 3 287 2 065 – – 65

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 907 .6 2 907 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 18 ----------------------------------------------- 835 4.0 8 877 9 958 5 066 4 805 – – 87

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 898 .4 – 1 898 92 1 765 – – 42

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 26 ----------------------------------------- 313 5.6 2 954 23 358 5 018 18 340 – – –

Police officers only 20 ------------------------------------ 853 4.4 1 706 19 147 4 160 14 987 – – –

Fire protection 11 ------------------------------------------- 152 2.4 – 11 152 9 8 552 – – 2 591

Firefighters only 10 --------------------------------------- 551 2.2 – 10 551 3 8 098 – – 2 450

Correction 16 ----------------------------------------------- 096 3.4 9 449 6 647 4 394 2 253 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 5 ---------------------------------------- 949 1.3 4 949 1 000 211 282 – – 507

Parks and recreaton 9 ------------------------------------- 785 2.1 726 9 059 604 6 669 – – 1 786

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 689 .6 – 2 689 81 812 – – 1 797

Sewerage 4 ----------------------------------------------- 913 1.0 – 4 913 22 3 076 – – 1 815

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 180 .3 – 1 180 160 1 005 – – 15 Government administration: Financial administration 11 ----------------------------------- 568 2.5 5 590 5 978 2 927 3 051 – – – Judicial and legal 12 ---------------------------------------- 964 2.8 8 232 4 732 2 231 2 501 – – – Other government administration 8 -------------------------- 900 1.9 1 338 7 562 3 526 4 035 – – – Utilities 18 ---------------------------------------------------- 273 3.9 – 18 273 181 11 036 – – 7 056 Water supply 8 -------------------------------------------- 744 1.9 – 8 744 3 7 307 – – 1 433 Electric power 3 ------------------------------------------- 712 .8 – 3 712 – 2 828 – – 884 Gas supply 646 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 646 – 644 – – 1 Transit 5 -------------------------------------------------- 171 1.1 – 5 171 177 256 – – 4 737 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 16 ------------------------------------ 527 3.5 4 258 12 268 4 160 7 851 – – 257

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 657 – 3 016 2 529 2 099 2 689 – 2 591 2 458

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 014 – 4 179 2 777 – – – 2 777 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 477 – 2 695 2 380 2 099 2 689 – 1 884 2 458

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

CONNECTICUT

Employment 176 ------------------------------------ 356 100.0 63 871 112 485 – 44 274 61 388 3 504 3 319

Full-time employees only 139 ------------------------------------ 352 79.0 49 312 90 040 – 36 968 47 281 2 963 2 828

Full-time equivalent employment 152 ---------------- 903 100.0 54 184 98 719 – 39 919 52 456 3 328 3 016

Education services:

Education 78 ----------------------------------------------- 607 51.4 15 150 63 457 – 23 484 36 645 3 328 –

Higher education 12 -------------------------------------- 476 8.2 12 474 2 – – 2 – –

Instructional employees only 4 ------------------------- 714 3.1 4 712 2 – – 2 – –

Elementary and secondary education 63 -------------------- 455 41.5 – 63 455 – 23 484 36 643 3 328 –

Instructional employees only 47 ------------------------- 177 30.9 – 47 177 – 17 462 27 185 2 530 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 676 1.8 2 676 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 485 1.0 – 1 485 – 506 979 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6 ------------------------------------------- 269 4.1 4 239 2 030 – 1 156 874 – –

Hospitals 10 ------------------------------------------------ 911 7.1 10 550 361 – 361 – – –

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 416 2.2 2 100 1 316 – 788 528 – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 219 .8 1 219 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------------- 262 4.7 3 691 3 571 – 1 045 2 525 – 1

Air transportation 171 ---------------------------------------- .1 137 34 – 34 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ----------------------------------------- 220 6.0 1 509 7 711 – 3 937 3 774 – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 190 4.7 973 6 217 – 3 254 2 963 – –

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------------- 166 2.7 – 4 166 – 2 693 1 248 – 225

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 852 2.5 – 3 852 – 2 535 1 153 – 164

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 418 3.5 5 418 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 677 ---------------------------------------- .4 626 51 – 17 26 – 8

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------------- 524 1.7 195 2 329 – 1 186 1 135 – 8

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 571 1.0 – 1 571 – 292 52 – 1 227

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 210 .8 – 1 210 – 529 506 – 175

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 313 .9 66 1 247 – 732 384 – 131

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 817 3.2 2 638 2 179 – 827 1 352 – –

Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------------- 291 2.2 3 115 176 – 138 38 – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 981 1.9 973 2 008 – 723 1 285 – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 596 1.0 – 1 596 – 459 144 – 993

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 037 .7 – 1 037 – 314 144 – 579

Electric power 151 ------------------------------------------- .1 – 151 – 117 – – 34

Gas supply 27 ---------------------------------------------- – – 27 – 27 – – –

Transit 381 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 381 – 1 – – 380

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 4 ------------------------------------ 779 3.1 2 558 2 221 – 1 012 961 – 248

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 482 ------------- 618 100.0 174 567 308 052 – 123 306 165 936 10 346 8 464

Education services:

Education 253 ----------------------------------------------- 184 52.5 49 768 203 415 – 72 753 120 316 10 346 –

Higher education 42 -------------------------------------- 036 8.7 42 020 16 – – 16 – –

Instructional employees only 20 ------------------------- 716 4.3 20 700 16 – – 16 – –

Elmentary and secondary education 203 --------------------- 400 42.1 – 203 400 – 72 753 120 301 10 346 –

Instructional employees only 170 ------------------------- 258 35.3 – 170 258 – 60 654 100 676 8 928 –

Other education 7 --------------------------------------- 749 1.6 7 749 – – – – – –

Libraries 3 ------------------------------------------------ 296 .7 – 3 296 – 1 184 2 112 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 17 ------------------------------------------- 984 3.7 13 015 4 968 – 2 896 2 072 – –

Hospitals 35 ------------------------------------------------ 206 7.3 33 955 1 251 – 1 251 – – –

Health 10 -------------------------------------------------- 856 2.2 7 205 3 652 – 2 280 1 372 – –

Social insurance administration 4 ---------------------------- 026 .8 4 026 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 20 ----------------------------------------------- 754 4.3 11 146 9 608 – 2 822 6 782 – 3

Air transportation 568 ---------------------------------------- .1 488 80 – 80 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 31 ----------------------------------------- 855 6.6 5 326 26 529 – 13 227 13 302 – –

Police officers only 27 ------------------------------------ 053 5.6 3 788 23 265 – 11 745 11 520 – –

Fire protection 15 ------------------------------------------- 936 3.3 – 15 936 – 10 408 4 786 – 742

Firefighters only 15 --------------------------------------- 264 3.2 – 15 264 – 10 154 4 560 – 550

Correction 18 ----------------------------------------------- 123 3.8 18 123 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 129 .4 1 983 145 – 47 72 – 27

Parks and recreaton 5 ------------------------------------- 565 1.2 478 5 087 – 2 366 2 707 – 14

Housing and community development 4 ---------------------- 213 .9 – 4 213 – 953 159 – 3 102

Sewerage 3 ----------------------------------------------- 655 .8 – 3 655 – 1 616 1 479 – 561

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 890 .8 239 3 651 – 2 060 1 027 – 564 Government administration: Financial administration 13 ----------------------------------- 310 2.8 7 618 5 692 – 2 253 3 439 – – Judicial and legal 10 ---------------------------------------- 734 2.2 10 094 640 – 504 136 – – Other government administration 8 -------------------------- 678 1.8 3 094 5 584 – 2 191 3 393 – – Utilities 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 015 1.0 – 5 015 – 1 566 451 – 2 998 Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 346 .7 – 3 346 – 999 451 – 1 896 Electric power 591 ------------------------------------------- .1 – 591 – 462 – – 129 Gas supply 103 ---------------------------------------------- – – 103 – 103 – – – Transit 974 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 974 – 1 – – 974 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 13 ------------------------------------ 639 2.8 8 007 5 632 – 2 848 2 331 – 453

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 3 --------------------------------------- 261 – 3 286 3 247 – 3 185 3 309 3 368 2 896

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 776 – 4 596 3 707 – 3 556 3 815 3 596 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 989 – 3 178 2 801 – 2 886 2 720 2 344 2 896

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

DELAWARE

Employment 42 ------------------------------------ 677 100.0 24 385 18 292 2 397 3 038 – 12 260 597

Full-time employees only 33 ------------------------------------ 352 78.1 17 621 15 731 1 994 2 611 – 10 592 534

Full-time equivalent employment 37 ---------------- 637 100.0 20 179 17 458 2 176 2 817 – 11 903 562

Education services:

Education 18 ----------------------------------------------- 573 49.3 6 670 11 903 – – – 11 903 –

Higher education 6 -------------------------------------- 439 17.1 6 439 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------------- 248 6.0 2 248 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 11 -------------------- 903 31.6 – 11 903 – – – 11 903 –

Instructional employees only 8 ------------------------- 602 22.9 – 8 602 – – – 8 602 –

Other education 231 --------------------------------------- .6 231 – – – – – –

Libraries 102 ------------------------------------------------ .3 – 102 84 18 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 629 4.3 1 577 52 45 7 – – –

Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------ 179 5.8 2 179 – – – – – –

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 610 4.3 1 444 166 160 6 – – –

Social insurance administration 262 ---------------------------- .7 262 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------------- 956 5.2 1 390 566 29 118 – – 419

Air transportation 26 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 26 26 – – – –

Water transport and terminals 138 ----------------------------- .4 – 138 – 138 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------------------- 958 5.2 735 1 223 399 824 – – –

Police officers only 1 ------------------------------------ 400 3.7 501 899 259 640 – – –

Fire protection 312 ------------------------------------------- .8 – 312 99 213 – – –

Firefighters only 237 --------------------------------------- .6 – 237 28 209 – – –

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 675 4.5 1 675 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 472 ---------------------------------------- 1.3 464 8 8 – – – –

Parks and recreation 521 ------------------------------------- 1.4 205 316 189 126 – – 1

Housing and community development 223 ---------------------- .6 – 223 54 31 – – 138

Sewerage 373 ----------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 373 274 99 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 292 ---------------------------- .8 62 230 15 215 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 085 2.9 648 437 233 204 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 336 3.5 1 185 151 86 65 – – –

Other government administration 663 -------------------------- 1.8 230 433 220 213 – – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 725 1.9 340 385 – 381 – – 4

Water supply 192 -------------------------------------------- .5 – 192 – 188 – – 4

Electric power 193 ------------------------------------------- .5 – 193 – 193 – – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 340 -------------------------------------------------- .9 340 – – – – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------------ 527 4.1 1 113 414 255 159 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 95 ------------- 450 100.0 49 451 45 999 5 373 7 962 – 31 338 1 326

Education services:

Education 50 ----------------------------------------------- 850 53.3 19 511 31 338 – – – 31 338 –

Higher education 18 -------------------------------------- 803 19.7 18 803 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 9 ------------------------- 186 9.6 9 186 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 31 --------------------- 338 32.8 – 31 338 – – – 31 338 –

Instructional employees only 25 ------------------------- 989 27.2 – 25 989 – – – 25 989 –

Other education 709 --------------------------------------- .7 709 – – – – – –

Libraries 211 ------------------------------------------------ .2 – 211 174 38 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 388 3.5 3 315 74 61 13 – – –

Hospitals 4 ------------------------------------------------ 187 4.4 4 187 – – – – – –

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 771 4.0 3 357 415 405 10 – – –

Social insurance administration 492 ---------------------------- .5 492 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------------- 226 4.4 2 822 1 405 55 232 – – 1 118

Air transportation 40 ---------------------------------------- – – 40 40 – – – –

Water transport and terminals 520 ----------------------------- .5 – 520 – 520 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ----------------------------------------- 906 6.2 2 289 3 617 1 217 2 400 – – –

Police officers only 4 ------------------------------------ 780 5.0 1 797 2 982 930 2 052 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 085 1.1 – 1 085 312 773 – – –

Firefighters only 812 --------------------------------------- .9 – 812 50 762 – – –

Correction 3 ----------------------------------------------- 685 3.9 3 685 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 065 1.1 1 039 26 26 – – – –

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 015 1.1 321 694 441 252 – – 1

Housing and community development 437 ---------------------- .5 – 437 153 88 – – 196

Sewerage 886 ----------------------------------------------- .9 – 886 633 252 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 618 ---------------------------- .6 151 466 19 447 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 444 2.6 1 358 1 086 559 527 – – – Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------------- 511 3.7 3 125 386 184 202 – – – Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 597 1.7 543 1 053 496 557 – – – Utilities 2 ---------------------------------------------------- 116 2.2 825 1 291 – 1 281 – – 11 Water supply 472 -------------------------------------------- .5 – 472 – 461 – – 11 Electric power 820 ------------------------------------------- .9 – 820 – 820 – – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 825 -------------------------------------------------- .9 825 – – – – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 400 3.6 2 431 969 599 370 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 634 – 2 463 2 825 2 561 2 889 – 2 880 2 409

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 221 – 4 144 3 070 – – – 3 070 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 393 – 2 322 2 548 2 561 2 889 – 2 173 2 409

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Employment 56 ------------------------------------ 419 100.0 – 56 419 – 48 003 – – 8 416

Full-time employees only 52 ------------------------------------ 458 93.0 – 52 458 – 44 352 – – 8 106

Full-time equivalent employment 54 ---------------- 654 100.0 – 54 654 – 46 341 – – 8 313

Education services:

Education 12 ----------------------------------------------- 772 23.4 – 12 772 – 12 772 – – –

Higher education 1 -------------------------------------- 517 2.8 – 1 517 – 1 517 – – –

Instructional employees only 587 ------------------------- 1.1 – 587 – 587 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 11 -------------------- 255 20.6 – 11 255 – 11 255 – – –

Instructional employees only 7 ------------------------- 120 13.0 – 7 120 – 7 120 – – –

Other education – --------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Libraries 443 ------------------------------------------------ .8 – 443 – 443 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 895 3.5 – 1 895 – 1 895 – – –

Hospitals 5 ------------------------------------------------ 530 10.1 – 5 530 – 5 530 – – –

Health 2 -------------------------------------------------- 109 3.9 – 2 109 – 2 109 – – –

Social insurance administration – ---------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transportation:

Highways 877 ----------------------------------------------- 1.6 – 877 – 877 – – –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ----------------------------------------- 084 9.3 – 5 084 – 5 084 – – –

Police officers only 4 ------------------------------------ 369 8.0 – 4 369 – 4 369 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 867 3.4 – 1 867 – 1 867 – – –

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 391 2.5 – 1 391 – 1 391 – – –

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 060 9.3 – 5 060 – 5 060 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources – ---------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Parks and recreation 723 ------------------------------------- 1.3 – 723 – 723 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 047 1.9 – 1 047 – 1 047 – – –

Sewerage 686 ----------------------------------------------- 1.3 – 686 – 686 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 601 ---------------------------- 1.1 – 601 – 601 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 855 ----------------------------------- 1.6 – 855 – 855 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 792 3.3 – 1 792 – 1 792 – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 011 1.8 – 1 011 – 1 011 – – –

Utilities 8 ---------------------------------------------------- 999 16.5 – 8 999 – 686 – – 8 313

Water supply 686 -------------------------------------------- 1.3 – 686 – 686 – – –

Electric power – ------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 8 -------------------------------------------------- 313 15.2 – 8 313 – – – – 8 313

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 303 6.0 – 3 303 – 3 303 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 171 ------------- 441 100.0 – 171 441 – 138 293 – – 33 148

Education services:

Education 37 ----------------------------------------------- 305 21.8 – 37 305 – 37 305 – – –

Higher education 4 -------------------------------------- 794 2.8 – 4 794 – 4 794 – – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------------- 440 1.4 – 2 440 – 2 440 – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 32 --------------------- 511 19.0 – 32 511 – 32 511 – – –

Instructional employees only 22 ------------------------- 844 13.3 – 22 844 – 22 844 – – –

Other education – --------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 122 .7 – 1 122 – 1 122 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------------- 060 3.0 – 5 060 – 5 060 – – –

Hospitals 17 ------------------------------------------------ 030 9.9 – 17 030 – 17 030 – – –

Health 6 -------------------------------------------------- 276 3.7 – 6 276 – 6 276 – – –

Social insurance administration – ---------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------------- 365 1.4 – 2 365 – 2 365 – – –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 16 ----------------------------------------- 635 9.7 – 16 635 – 16 635 – – –

Police officers only 14 ------------------------------------ 936 8.7 – 14 936 – 14 936 – – –

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------------- 916 4.0 – 6 916 – 6 916 – – –

Firefighters only 5 --------------------------------------- 384 3.1 – 5 384 – 5 384 – – –

Correction 14 ----------------------------------------------- 884 8.7 – 14 884 – 14 884 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources – ---------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 555 .9 – 1 555 – 1 555 – – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 660 1.6 – 2 660 – 2 660 – – –

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 972 1.2 – 1 972 – 1 972 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 712 1.0 – 1 712 – 1 712 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 300 1.3 – 2 300 – 2 300 – – – Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 914 3.4 – 5 914 – 5 914 – – – Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 305 1.9 – 3 305 – 3 305 – – – Utilities 35 ---------------------------------------------------- 119 20.5 – 35 119 – 1 970 – – 33 148 Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 970 1.1 – 1 970 – 1 970 – – – Electric power – ------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 33 -------------------------------------------------- 148 19.3 – 33 148 – – – – 33 148 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 9 ------------------------------------ 309 5.4 – 9 309 – 9 309 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 3 --------------------------------------- 175 – –3 175 – 3 022 – – 4 013

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 276 – –3 276 – 3 276 – – – All other employees 3 ---------------------------------------- 158 – –3 158 – 2 970 – – 4 013

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

FLORIDA

Employment 752 ------------------------------------ 650 100.0 187 813 564 837 131 715 94 871 – 300 724 37 527

Full-time employees only 616 ------------------------------------ 503 81.9 149 537 466 966 121 552 84 243 – 228 940 32 231

Full-time equivalent employment 657 ---------------- 041 100.0 164 498 492 543 126 189 88 405 – 242 861 35 088

Education services:

Education 282 ----------------------------------------------- 165 42.9 39 304 242 861 – – – 242 861 –

Higher education 53 -------------------------------------- 741 8.2 36 747 16 994 – – – 16 994 –

Instructional employees only 19 ------------------------- 224 2.9 13 074 6 150 – – – 6 150 –

Elementary and secondary education 225 -------------------- 867 34.4 – 225 867 – – – 225 867 –

Instructional employees only 127 ------------------------- 594 19.4 – 127 594 – – – 127 594 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 557 .4 2 557 – – – – – –

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------ 255 .6 – 4 255 3 176 978 – – 101

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 14 ------------------------------------------- 945 2.3 9 692 5 253 4 595 495 – – 163

Hospitals 51 ------------------------------------------------ 558 7.8 15 757 35 801 13 686 351 – – 21 764

Health 19 -------------------------------------------------- 025 2.9 12 899 6 126 5 092 707 – – 327

Social insurance administration 5 ---------------------------- 596 .9 5 596 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 24 ----------------------------------------------- 429 3.7 10 882 13 547 8 137 5 368 – – 42

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------------- 531 .4 – 2 531 1 912 450 – – 169

Water transport and terminals 976 ----------------------------- .1 6 970 370 262 – – 338

Public safety:

Police protection 44 ----------------------------------------- 840 6.8 3 791 41 049 19 934 21 115 – – –

Police officers only 30 ------------------------------------ 086 4.6 2 113 27 973 12 960 15 013 – – –

Fire protection 16 ------------------------------------------- 469 2.5 – 16 469 5 340 9 654 – – 1 475

Firefighters only 14 --------------------------------------- 825 2.3 – 14 825 4 572 8 873 – – 1 380

Correction 41 ----------------------------------------------- 704 6.3 29 080 12 624 11 889 735 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 10 ---------------------------------------- 719 1.6 6 873 3 846 807 314 – – 2 725

Parks and recreation 14 ------------------------------------- 936 2.3 1 041 13 895 5 506 8 339 – – 50

Housing and community development 3 ---------------------- 765 .6 – 3 765 1 172 872 – – 1 721

Sewerage 7 ----------------------------------------------- 216 1.1 – 7 216 2 476 4 418 – – 322

Sanitation other than sewerage 7 ---------------------------- 104 1.1 – 7 104 2 871 4 224 – – 9

Government administration:

Financial administration 20 ----------------------------------- 011 3.0 7 873 12 138 7 530 4 608 – – –

Judicial and legal 18 ---------------------------------------- 859 2.9 8 977 9 882 9 433 449 – – –

Other government administration 11 -------------------------- 493 1.7 1 821 9 672 4 708 4 964 – – –

Utilities 21 ---------------------------------------------------- 890 3.3 424 21 466 6 661 10 833 – – 3 972

Water supply 10 -------------------------------------------- 241 1.6 – 10 241 3 520 5 339 – – 1 382

Electric power 5 ------------------------------------------- 967 .9 – 5 967 – 4 834 – – 1 133

Gas supply 578 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 578 12 371 – – 195

Transit 5 -------------------------------------------------- 104 .8 424 4 680 3 129 289 – – 1 262

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 32 ------------------------------------ 555 5.0 10 482 22 073 10 894 9 269 – – 1 910

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------------- 469 081 100.0 354 505 1 114 576 299 182 225 111 – 504 103 86 179

Education services:

Education 600 ----------------------------------------------- 211 40.9 96 108 504 103 – – – 504 103 –

Higher education 130 -------------------------------------- 721 8.9 90 574 40 146 – – – 40 146 –

Instructional employees only 64 ------------------------- 917 4.4 44 291 20 625 – – – 20 625 –

Elmentary and secondary education 463 --------------------- 957 31.6 – 463 957 – – – 463 957 –

Instructional employees only 335 ------------------------- 558 22.8 – 335 558 – – – 335 558 –

Other education 5 --------------------------------------- 534 .4 5 534 – – – – – –

Libraries 7 ------------------------------------------------ 621 .5 – 7 621 5 665 1 764 – – 191

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 23 ------------------------------------------- 921 1.6 13 763 10 158 8 953 852 – – 353

Hospitals 121 ------------------------------------------------ 168 8.2 29 980 91 188 36 364 692 – – 54 131

Health 41 -------------------------------------------------- 553 2.8 27 628 13 925 11 123 2 083 – – 719

Social insurance administration 10 ---------------------------- 427 .7 10 427 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 51 ----------------------------------------------- 360 3.5 23 565 27 795 16 334 11 388 – – 73

Air transportation 6 ---------------------------------------- 255 .4 – 6 255 4 943 951 – – 362

Water transport and terminals 2 ----------------------------- 616 .2 12 2 604 933 602 – – 1 069

Public safety:

Police protection 126 ----------------------------------------- 528 8.6 9 913 116 615 55 195 61 421 – – –

Police officers only 97 ------------------------------------ 618 6.6 6 711 90 907 41 637 49 270 – – –

Fire protection 51 ------------------------------------------- 515 3.5 – 51 515 16 864 30 927 – – 3 724

Firefighters only 47 --------------------------------------- 246 3.2 – 47 246 14 693 29 039 – – 3 514

Correction 85 ----------------------------------------------- 009 5.8 55 225 29 784 27 865 1 918 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 24 ---------------------------------------- 543 1.7 14 838 9 705 1 458 672 – – 7 574

Parks and recreaton 26 ------------------------------------- 197 1.8 1 456 24 741 9 394 15 285 – – 62

Housing and community development 8 ---------------------- 886 .6 – 8 886 3 632 2 228 – – 3 025

Sewerage 16 ----------------------------------------------- 582 1.1 – 16 582 6 187 9 678 – – 718

Sanitation other than sewerage 15 ---------------------------- 388 1.0 – 15 388 6 210 9 163 – – 15 Government administration: Financial administration 44 ----------------------------------- 695 3.0 16 587 28 109 16 995 11 114 – – – Judicial and legal 48 ---------------------------------------- 045 3.3 26 065 21 980 20 306 1 674 – – – Other government administration 30 -------------------------- 067 2.0 4 853 25 214 12 472 12 743 – – – Utilities 60 ---------------------------------------------------- 364 4.1 973 59 391 19 250 29 632 – – 10 509 Water supply 25 -------------------------------------------- 239 1.7 – 25 239 9 622 12 141 – – 3 476 Electric power 19 ------------------------------------------- 761 1.3 – 19 761 – 15 970 – – 3 791 Gas supply 1 ---------------------------------------------- 313 .1 – 1 313 28 892 – – 394 Transit 14 -------------------------------------------------- 050 1.0 973 13 077 9 600 629 – – 2 848 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 66 ------------------------------------ 130 4.5 23 114 43 017 19 039 20 324 – – 3 654

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 276 – 2 202 2 299 2 404 2 603 – 2 108 2 468

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 747 – 3 683 2 676 – – – 2 676 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 139 – 2 098 2 157 2 404 2 603 – 1 383 2 468

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Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

GEORGIA

Employment 434 ------------------------------------ 482 100.0 127 075 307 407 47 230 43 578 – 157 996 58 603

Full-time employees only 367 ------------------------------------ 897 84.7 103 485 264 412 41 857 38 725 – 135 434 48 396

Full-time equivalent employment 402 ---------------- 112 100.0 114 464 287 648 43 717 40 060 – 149 689 54 182

Education services:

Education 187 ----------------------------------------------- 157 46.5 37 468 149 689 – – – 149 689 –

Higher education 33 -------------------------------------- 341 8.3 32 774 567 – – – 567 –

Instructional employees only 12 ------------------------- 343 3.1 11 995 348 – – – 348 –

Elementary and secondary education 149 -------------------- 122 37.1 – 149 122 – – – 149 122 –

Instructional employees only 104 ------------------------- 777 26.1 – 104 777 – – – 104 777 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 694 1.2 4 694 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 040 .5 – 2 040 1 792 248 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 9 ------------------------------------------- 507 2.4 7 525 1 982 497 1 485 – – –

Hospitals 58 ------------------------------------------------ 346 14.5 15 172 43 174 – 1 066 – – 42 108

Health 16 -------------------------------------------------- 549 4.1 14 223 2 326 2 186 140 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 930 .5 1 930 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 12 ----------------------------------------------- 803 3.2 6 188 6 615 4 208 2 407 – – –

Air transportation 480 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 480 65 409 – – 6

Water transport and terminals 600 ----------------------------- .1 598 2 – 2 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 17 ----------------------------------------- 620 4.4 2 051 15 569 7 044 8 525 – – –

Police officers only 13 ------------------------------------ 642 3.4 1 198 12 444 5 660 6 784 – – –

Fire protection 11 ------------------------------------------- 478 2.9 – 11 478 3 274 4 398 – – 3 806

Firefighters only 11 --------------------------------------- 212 2.8 – 11 212 3 181 4 225 – – 3 806

Correction 18 ----------------------------------------------- 713 4.7 14 040 4 673 3 914 759 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 690 1.2 4 429 261 254 – – – 7

Parks and recreation 6 ------------------------------------- 068 1.5 2 447 3 621 1 358 2 218 – – 45

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 945 .7 – 2 945 125 286 – – 2 534

Sewerage 3 ----------------------------------------------- 420 .9 – 3 420 1 220 1 995 – – 205

Sanitation other than sewerage 4 ---------------------------- 488 1.1 – 4 488 1 314 3 174 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 7 ----------------------------------- 245 1.8 2 591 4 654 3 101 1 553 – – –

Judicial and legal 6 ---------------------------------------- 890 1.7 1 163 5 727 4 998 729 – – –

Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 921 1.0 873 3 048 1 695 1 353 – – –

Utilities 9 ---------------------------------------------------- 904 2.5 – 9 904 862 3 764 – – 5 278

Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 878 1.2 – 4 878 814 2 486 – – 1 578

Electric power 766 ------------------------------------------- .2 – 766 – 652 – – 114

Gas supply 395 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 395 1 357 – – 37

Transit 3 -------------------------------------------------- 865 1.0 – 3 865 47 269 – – 3 549

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 15 ------------------------------------ 318 3.8 3 766 11 552 5 810 5 549 – – 193

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 792 ------------- 523 100.0 233 831 558 692 87 193 75 354 – 281 513 114 633

Education services:

Education 371 ----------------------------------------------- 590 46.9 90 077 281 513 – – – 281 513 –

Higher education 80 -------------------------------------- 160 10.1 78 618 1 542 – – – 1 542 –

Instructional employees only 44 ------------------------- 764 5.6 43 604 1 160 – – – 1 160 –

Elmentary and secondary education 279 --------------------- 972 35.3 – 279 972 – – – 279 972 –

Instructional employees only 232 ------------------------- 899 29.4 – 232 899 – – – 232 899 –

Other education 11 --------------------------------------- 459 1.4 11 459 – – – – – –

Libraries 3 ------------------------------------------------ 795 .5 – 3 795 3 386 409 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 18 ------------------------------------------- 322 2.3 15 274 3 048 779 2 269 – – –

Hospitals 116 ------------------------------------------------ 091 14.6 27 456 88 635 – 1 716 – – 86 920

Health 29 -------------------------------------------------- 342 3.7 24 556 4 786 4 524 262 – – –

Social insurance administration 4 ---------------------------- 552 .6 4 552 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 23 ----------------------------------------------- 520 3.0 12 536 10 984 7 051 3 933 – – –

Air transportation 976 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 976 132 834 – – 11

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 424 .2 1 421 3 – 3 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 38 ----------------------------------------- 419 4.8 4 971 33 448 15 645 17 803 – – –

Police officers only 31 ------------------------------------ 181 3.9 3 035 28 146 13 131 15 015 – – –

Fire protection 27 ------------------------------------------- 860 3.5 – 27 860 8 321 10 383 – – 9 156

Firefighters only 27 --------------------------------------- 340 3.4 – 27 340 8 128 10 055 – – 9 156

Correction 28 ----------------------------------------------- 789 3.6 19 635 9 154 7 596 1 558 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 9 ---------------------------------------- 971 1.3 9 663 308 291 – – – 18

Parks and recreaton 9 ------------------------------------- 364 1.2 3 431 5 933 2 359 3 506 – – 67

Housing and community development 5 ---------------------- 310 .7 – 5 310 311 633 – – 4 366

Sewerage 6 ----------------------------------------------- 681 .8 – 6 681 2 616 3 643 – – 422

Sanitation other than sewerage 6 ---------------------------- 575 .8 – 6 575 2 077 4 498 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 14 ----------------------------------- 883 1.9 5 520 9 363 6 230 3 133 – – – Judicial and legal 16 ---------------------------------------- 140 2.0 3 611 12 529 10 892 1 637 – – – Other government administration 8 -------------------------- 921 1.1 2 222 6 699 3 848 2 852 – – – Utilities 21 ---------------------------------------------------- 976 2.8 – 21 976 1 662 7 090 – – 13 224 Water supply 9 -------------------------------------------- 493 1.2 – 9 493 1 604 4 588 – – 3 302 Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 773 .2 – 1 773 – 1 402 – – 370 Gas supply 715 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 715 1 649 – – 65 Transit 9 -------------------------------------------------- 996 1.3 – 9 996 57 451 – – 9 488 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 28 ------------------------------------ 018 3.5 8 904 19 114 9 473 9 192 – – 449

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 030 – 2 075 2 013 2 016 1 900 – 1 997 2 146

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 396 – 4 183 2 244 – – – 2 244 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 874 – 1 884 1 869 2 016 1 900 – 1 254 2 146

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Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

HAWAII

Employment 76 ------------------------------------ 983 100.0 61 786 15 197 4 788 10 397 – – 12

Full-time employees only 59 ------------------------------------ 970 77.9 46 513 13 457 4 464 8 992 – – 1

Full-time equivalent employment 64 ---------------- 540 100.0 50 657 13 883 4 592 9 286 – – 5

Education services:

Education 28 ----------------------------------------------- 922 44.8 28 922 – – – – – –

Higher education 7 -------------------------------------- 064 10.9 7 064 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------------- 755 4.3 2 755 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 21 -------------------- 721 33.7 21 721 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 16 ------------------------- 234 25.2 16 234 – – – – – –

Other education 137 --------------------------------------- .2 137 – – – – – –

Libraries 612 ------------------------------------------------ .9 612 – – – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 316 2.0 1 208 108 108 – – – –

Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------ 804 4.3 2 804 – – – – – –

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 546 5.5 3 355 191 1 190 – – –

Social insurance administration 403 ---------------------------- .6 403 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------------- 927 3.0 859 1 068 365 703 – – –

Air transportation 919 ---------------------------------------- 1.4 919 – – – – – –

Water transport and terminals 186 ----------------------------- .3 186 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ----------------------------------------- 436 5.3 – 3 436 1 023 2 413 – – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 795 4.3 – 2 795 765 2 030 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 653 2.6 – 1 653 614 1 039 – – –

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 589 2.5 – 1 589 583 1 006 – – –

Correction 2 ----------------------------------------------- 026 3.1 2 026 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 548 2.4 1 534 14 – 9 – – 5

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------------- 812 2.8 223 1 589 564 1 025 – – –

Housing and community development 156 ---------------------- .2 – 156 61 95 – – –

Sewerage 734 ----------------------------------------------- 1.1 – 734 153 581 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 695 ---------------------------- 1.1 – 695 145 550 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 819 2.8 1 013 806 263 543 – – –

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 711 4.2 2 159 552 217 335 – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 508 2.3 626 882 330 552 – – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 054 1.6 – 1 054 319 735 – – –

Water supply 991 -------------------------------------------- 1.5 – 991 313 678 – – –

Electric power – ------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 63 .1 – 63 6 57 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 4 ------------------------------------ 753 7.4 3 808 945 429 516 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 172 ------------- 236 100.0 130 808 41 428 12 761 28 658 – – 9

Education services:

Education 78 ----------------------------------------------- 057 45.3 78 057 – – – – – –

Higher education 25 -------------------------------------- 480 14.8 25 480 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 12 ------------------------- 833 7.5 12 833 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 52 --------------------- 217 30.3 52 217 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 42 ------------------------- 564 24.7 42 564 – – – – – –

Other education 360 --------------------------------------- .2 360 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 320 .8 1 320 – – – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------------- 933 1.7 2 703 230 230 – – – –

Hospitals 6 ------------------------------------------------ 543 3.8 6 543 – – – – – –

Health 8 -------------------------------------------------- 336 4.8 7 693 644 3 641 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 020 .6 1 020 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------------- 918 2.9 2 127 2 792 934 1 857 – – –

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 937 1.1 1 937 – – – – – –

Water transport and terminals 453 ----------------------------- .3 453 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 11 ----------------------------------------- 857 6.9 – 11 857 3 071 8 787 – – –

Police officers only 10 ------------------------------------ 090 5.9 – 10 090 2 538 7 552 – – –

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------------- 995 2.9 – 4 995 1 925 3 070 – – –

Firefighters only 4 --------------------------------------- 824 2.8 – 4 824 1 843 2 980 – – –

Correction 4 ----------------------------------------------- 581 2.7 4 581 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 267 2.5 4 230 37 – 29 – – 9

Parks and recreaton 4 ------------------------------------- 706 2.7 465 4 241 1 184 3 057 – – –

Housing and community development 434 ---------------------- .3 – 434 157 277 – – –

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 235 1.3 – 2 235 431 1 804 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 767 1.0 – 1 767 368 1 399 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 681 2.7 2 582 2 099 699 1 400 – – – Judicial and legal 7 ---------------------------------------- 932 4.6 6 061 1 872 675 1 197 – – – Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 712 2.7 2 053 2 659 958 1 700 – – – Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 073 1.8 – 3 073 973 2 100 – – – Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 869 1.7 – 2 869 958 1 911 – – – Electric power – ------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 204 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 204 15 188 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 11 ------------------------------------ 480 6.7 8 986 2 494 1 153 1 341 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 661 – 2 554 3 031 2 814 3 139 – – 2 083

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 863 – 2 863 – – – – – – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 580 – 2 374 3 031 2 814 3 139 – – 2 083

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Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

IDAHO

Employment 75 ------------------------------------ 833 100.0 25 579 50 254 9 410 6 744 – 29 781 4 319

Full-time employees only 52 ------------------------------------ 822 69.7 17 355 35 467 7 309 4 653 – 21 229 2 276

Full-time equivalent employment 60 ---------------- 730 100.0 20 247 40 483 8 252 5 122 – 24 107 3 002

Education services:

Education 31 ----------------------------------------------- 931 52.6 7 824 24 107 – – – 24 107 –

Higher education 8 -------------------------------------- 046 13.2 7 139 907 – – – 907 –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------------- 856 4.7 2 549 307 – – – 307 –

Elementary and secondary education 23 -------------------- 200 38.2 – 23 200 – – – 23 200 –

Instructional employees only 17 ------------------------- 135 28.2 – 17 135 – – – 17 135 –

Other education 685 --------------------------------------- 1.1 685 – – – – – –

Libraries 343 ------------------------------------------------ .6 – 343 – 239 – – 104

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 732 2.9 1 562 170 170 – – – –

Hospitals 4 ------------------------------------------------ 689 7.7 1 013 3 676 2 067 41 – – 1 568

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 636 2.7 951 685 654 30 – – 1

Social insurance administration 617 ---------------------------- 1.0 617 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------------- 221 5.3 1 767 1 454 613 301 – – 540

Air transportation 81 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 81 12 69 – – –

Water transport and terminals 4 ----------------------------- – – 4 – –– – 4

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ----------------------------------------- 767 4.6 433 2 334 1 274 1 060 – – –

Police officers only 1 ------------------------------------ 945 3.2 260 1 685 844 841 – – –

Fire protection 746 ------------------------------------------- 1.2 – 746 – 593 – – 153

Firefighters only 717 --------------------------------------- 1.2 – 717 – 568 – – 149

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 662 2.7 1 140 522 521 1 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 086 3.4 1 660 426 89 25 – – 312

Parks and recreation 768 ------------------------------------- 1.3 173 595 28 528 – – 39

Housing and community development 120 ---------------------- .2 – 120 – 14 – – 106

Sewerage 440 ----------------------------------------------- .7 – 440 2 393 – – 45

Sanitation other than sewerage 281 ---------------------------- .5 – 281 143 138 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 473 4.1 1 236 1 237 989 248 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 240 2.0 363 877 806 71 – – –

Other government administration 904 -------------------------- 1.5 177 727 393 334 – – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 474 .8 – 474 – 410 – – 64

Water supply 349 -------------------------------------------- .6 – 349 – 285 – – 64

Electric power 105 ------------------------------------------- .2 – 105 – 105 – – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 20 – – 20 – 20 – – –

State liquor stores 144 ------------------------------------------ .2 144 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 2 ------------------------------------ 371 3.9 1 187 1 184 491 627 – – 66

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 118 ------------- 990 100.0 43 361 75 628 14 745 10 659 – 44 812 5 412

Education services:

Education 60 ----------------------------------------------- 898 51.2 16 086 44 812 – – – 44 812 –

Higher education 16 -------------------------------------- 409 13.8 14 650 1 760 – – – 1 760 –

Instructional employees only 8 ------------------------- 146 6.8 7 351 795 – – – 795 –

Elmentary and secondary education 43 --------------------- 052 36.2 – 43 052 – – – 43 052 –

Instructional employees only 35 ------------------------- 452 29.8 – 35 452 – – – 35 452 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 436 1.2 1 436 – – – – – –

Libraries 500 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 500 – 361 – – 139

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 449 2.9 3 244 205 205 – – – –

Hospitals 8 ------------------------------------------------ 943 7.5 2 058 6 885 3 953 59 – – 2 873

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 612 3.0 2 281 1 331 1 253 75 – – 4

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 445 1.2 1 445 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------------- 809 5.7 3 977 2 832 1 165 618 – – 1 049

Air transportation 156 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 156 25 131 – – –

Water transport and terminals 10 ----------------------------- – – 10 – – – – 10

Public safety:

Police protection 6 ----------------------------------------- 257 5.3 1 142 5 115 2 460 2 656 – – –

Police officers only 4 ------------------------------------ 804 4.0 725 4 079 1 811 2 268 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 898 1.6 – 1 898 – 1 609 – – 289

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 845 1.6 – 1 845 – 1 562 – – 282

Correction 3 ----------------------------------------------- 279 2.8 2 366 913 910 3 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 187 3.5 3 550 638 128 46 – – 464

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 176 1.0 334 842 45 734 – – 63

Housing and community development 254 ---------------------- .2 – 254 – 32 – – 222

Sewerage 909 ----------------------------------------------- .8 – 909 3 820 – – 86

Sanitation other than sewerage 460 ---------------------------- .4 – 460 217 243 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 757 4.0 2 629 2 128 1 611 517 – – – Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 857 2.4 1 293 1 564 1 395 169 – – – Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 762 1.5 449 1 312 655 658 – – – Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 018 .9 – 1 018 – 903 – – 115 Water supply 686 -------------------------------------------- .6 – 686 – 572 – – 115 Electric power 300 ------------------------------------------- .3 – 300 – 300 – – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit -------------------------------------------------- 32 – – 32 – 32 – – – State liquor stores 275 ------------------------------------------ .2 275 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 4 ------------------------------------ 080 3.4 2 232 1 847 722 1 026 – – 99

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 046 – 2 264 1 939 1 809 2 159 – 1 951 1 791

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 222 – 2 925 2 120 – – – 2 120 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 950 – 2 160 1 786 1 809 2 159 – 1 399 1 791

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

ILLINOIS

Employment 647 ------------------------------------ 740 100.0 164 182 483 558 57 009 114 017 13 193 231 784 67 555

Full-time employees only 479 ------------------------------------ 853 74.1 121 803 358 050 51 425 88 226 4 193 173 003 41 203

Full-time equivalent employment 552 ---------------- 533 100.0 136 623 415 910 53 668 95 280 5 181 211 879 49 902

Education services:

Education 261 ----------------------------------------------- 323 47.3 49 444 211 879 – – – 211 879 –

Higher education 62 -------------------------------------- 427 11.3 46 518 15 909 – – – 15 909 –

Instructional employees only 25 ------------------------- 288 4.6 18 814 6 474 – – – 6 474 –

Elementary and secondary education 195 -------------------- 970 35.5 – 195 970 – – – 195 970 –

Instructional employees only 143 ------------------------- 373 25.9 – 143 373 – – – 143 373 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 926 .5 2 926 – – – – – –

Libraries 9 ------------------------------------------------ 241 1.7 – 9 241 1 4 699 124 – 4 417

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 19 ------------------------------------------- 884 3.6 12 605 7 279 4 985 1 677 617 – –

Hospitals 36 ------------------------------------------------ 887 6.7 20 885 16 002 9 571 1 499 – – 4 932

Health 9 -------------------------------------------------- 259 1.7 2 951 6 308 3 769 2 190 280 – 69

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 586 .6 3 586 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 18 ----------------------------------------------- 130 3.3 8 873 9 257 2 280 5 937 1 040 – –

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------------- 125 .4 – 2 125 2 1 817 – – 306

Water transport and terminals 159 ----------------------------- – 105 54 – – – – 54

Public safety:

Police protection 38 ----------------------------------------- 783 7.0 3 750 35 033 4 205 30 814 14 – –

Police officers only 29 ------------------------------------ 174 5.3 2 272 26 902 3 245 23 651 6 – –

Fire protection 13 ------------------------------------------- 756 2.5 – 13 756 – 12 004 8 – 1 744

Firefighters only 13 --------------------------------------- 021 2.4 – 13 021 – 11 336 8 – 1 677

Correction 19 ----------------------------------------------- 655 3.6 11 806 7 849 7 847 2 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 920 .7 3 327 593 29 241 – – 323

Parks and recreation 16 ------------------------------------- 737 3.0 691 16 046 1 343 1 755 15 – 12 933

Housing and community development 5 ---------------------- 159 .9 – 5 159 73 634 – – 4 452

Sewerage 6 ----------------------------------------------- 417 1.2 – 6 417 179 2 771 21 – 3 446

Sanitation other than sewerage 5 ---------------------------- 517 1.0 – 5 517 51 5 463 – – 3

Government administration:

Financial administration 13 ----------------------------------- 094 2.4 6 655 6 439 2 532 3 055 852 – –

Judicial and legal 14 ---------------------------------------- 494 2.6 2 496 11 998 11 323 669 6 – –

Other government administration 11 -------------------------- 106 2.0 2 123 8 983 3 122 5 187 674 – –

Utilities 23 ---------------------------------------------------- 199 4.2 – 23 199 12 6 412 55 – 16 720

Water supply 5 -------------------------------------------- 479 1.0 – 5 479 12 5 121 33 – 313

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 088 .2 – 1 088 – 1 079 – – 9

Gas supply 66 ---------------------------------------------- – – 66 – 66 – – –

Transit 16 -------------------------------------------------- 566 3.0 – 16 566 – 146 22 – 16 398

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 20 ------------------------------------ 102 3.6 7 326 12 776 2 344 8 454 1 475 – 503

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------------- 387 940 100.0 346 998 1 040 942 118 186 273 569 9 018 520 610 119 559

Education services:

Education 646 ----------------------------------------------- 000 46.5 125 390 520 610 – – – 520 610 –

Higher education 161 -------------------------------------- 773 11.7 117 762 44 010 – – – 44 010 –

Instructional employees only 85 ------------------------- 239 6.1 62 052 23 188 – – – 23 188 –

Elmentary and secondary education 476 --------------------- 599 34.3 – 476 599 – – – 476 599 –

Instructional employees only 413 ------------------------- 591 29.8 – 413 591 – – – 413 591 –

Other education 7 --------------------------------------- 628 .5 7 628 – – – – – –

Libraries 12 ------------------------------------------------ 046 .9 – 12 046 2 8 459 158 – 3 428

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 42 ------------------------------------------- 112 3.0 30 518 11 594 7 321 3 228 1 045 – –

Hospitals 85 ------------------------------------------------ 659 6.2 45 039 40 620 29 004 3 015 – – 8 600

Health 22 -------------------------------------------------- 104 1.6 7 953 14 151 7 289 6 210 495 – 157

Social insurance administration 9 ---------------------------- 180 .7 9 180 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 46 ----------------------------------------------- 774 3.4 24 836 21 937 5 326 14 752 1 859 – –

Air transportation 5 ---------------------------------------- 688 .4 – 5 688 2 4 987 – – 699

Water transport and terminals 435 ----------------------------- – 323 111 – – – – 111

Public safety:

Police protection 118 ----------------------------------------- 530 8.5 11 973 106 557 10 067 96 470 20 – –

Police officers only 103 ------------------------------------ 289 7.4 8 102 95 187 8 457 86 721 9 – –

Fire protection 47 ------------------------------------------- 485 3.4 – 47 485 – 43 223 17 – 4 245

Firefighters only 46 --------------------------------------- 122 3.3 – 46 122 – 42 014 17 – 4 091

Correction 47 ----------------------------------------------- 623 3.4 30 101 17 522 17 515 6 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 10 ---------------------------------------- 297 .7 9 115 1 182 78 588 – – 516

Parks and recreaton 33 ------------------------------------- 640 2.4 1 707 31 933 2 789 3 261 27 – 25 856

Housing and community development 11 ---------------------- 820 .9 – 11 820 180 1 793 – – 9 847

Sewerage 20 ----------------------------------------------- 250 1.5 – 20 250 489 7 930 41 – 11 790

Sanitation other than sewerage 17 ---------------------------- 886 1.3 – 17 886 102 17 777 – – 6 Government administration: Financial administration 29 ----------------------------------- 297 2.1 15 196 14 100 5 140 7 364 1 596 – – Judicial and legal 35 ---------------------------------------- 024 2.5 10 462 24 562 22 455 2 096 11 – – Other government administration 27 -------------------------- 141 2.0 5 817 21 324 5 526 14 500 1 298 – – Utilities 72 ---------------------------------------------------- 285 5.2 – 72 285 38 18 933 93 – 53 221 Water supply 15 -------------------------------------------- 886 1.1 – 15 886 38 15 093 59 – 697 Electric power 3 ------------------------------------------- 452 .2 – 3 452 – 3 419 – – 32 Gas supply 141 ---------------------------------------------- – – 141 – 141 – – – Transit 52 -------------------------------------------------- 807 3.8 – 52 807 – 281 34 – 52 492 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 46 ------------------------------------ 665 3.4 19 387 27 278 4 863 18 975 2 358 – 1 083

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 709 – 2 642 2 732 2 239 2 983 1 648 2 810 2 592

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 039 – 3 482 2 988 – – – 2 988 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 551 – 2 515 2 568 2 239 2 983 1 648 2 073 2 592

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

INDIANA

Employment 337 ------------------------------------ 589 100.0 115 617 221 972 45 736 46 991 6 021 115 148 8 076

Full-time employees only 244 ------------------------------------ 986 72.6 75 658 169 328 34 907 37 666 1 708 90 028 5 019

Full-time equivalent employment 297 ---------------- 169 100.0 95 157 202 012 41 046 40 908 1 925 111 856 6 277

Education services:

Education 161 ----------------------------------------------- 979 54.5 50 123 111 856 – – – 111 856 –

Higher education 45 -------------------------------------- 153 15.2 45 153 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 18 ------------------------- 851 6.3 18 851 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 111 -------------------- 856 37.6 – 111 856 – – – 111 856 –

Instructional employees only 75 ------------------------- 233 25.3 – 75 233 – – – 75 233 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 970 1.7 4 970 – – – – – –

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------ 079 1.4 – 4 079 28 496 – – 3 555

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 7 ------------------------------------------- 542 2.5 5 372 2 170 1 210 469 491 – –

Hospitals 33 ------------------------------------------------ 318 11.2 11 690 21 628 17 978 3 650 – – –

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 160 1.4 1 750 2 410 1 527 871 12 – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 724 .6 1 724 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 10 ----------------------------------------------- 463 3.5 4 842 5 621 2 858 2 704 59 – –

Air transportation 451 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 451 14 437 – – –

Water transport and terminals 42 ----------------------------- – 33 9 – 9 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 12 ----------------------------------------- 824 4.3 1 800 11 024 2 738 8 265 21 – –

Police officers only 9 ------------------------------------ 407 3.2 1 085 8 322 2 060 6 253 9 – –

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------------- 566 1.9 – 5 566 24 4 879 663 – –

Firefighters only 5 --------------------------------------- 361 1.8 – 5 361 24 4 717 620 – –

Correction 9 ----------------------------------------------- 368 3.2 6 470 2 898 2 477 421 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 360 1.1 2 700 660 484 57 – – 119

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------- 306 1.1 101 3 205 478 2 599 47 – 81

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 627 .5 – 1 627 13 562 6 – 1 046

Sewerage 3 ----------------------------------------------- 266 1.1 – 3 266 – 3 219 5 – 42

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 431 .5 – 1 431 137 1 230 6 – 58

Government administration:

Financial administration 7 ----------------------------------- 936 2.7 4 367 3 569 2 463 991 115 – –

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 040 1.7 925 4 115 2 893 1 138 84 – –

Other government administration 5 -------------------------- 006 1.7 469 4 537 2 577 1 794 166 – –

Utilities 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 004 1.7 – 5 004 4 3 796 6 – 1 198

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 795 .6 – 1 795 4 1 761 5 – 25

Electric power 857 ------------------------------------------- .3 – 857 – 846 – – 11

Gas supply 1 ---------------------------------------------- 186 .4 – 1 186 – 32 – – 1 154

Transit 1 -------------------------------------------------- 166 .4 – 1 166 – 1 157 1 – 8

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 9 ------------------------------------ 677 3.3 2 791 6 886 3 143 3 321 244 – 178

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 636 ------------- 005 100.0 227 847 408 157 70 587 79 884 3 658 242 786 11 242

Education services:

Education 379 ----------------------------------------------- 363 59.6 136 578 242 786 – – – 242 786 –

Higher education 128 -------------------------------------- 320 20.2 128 320 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 58 ------------------------- 640 9.2 58 640 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 242 --------------------- 786 38.2 – 242 786 – – – 242 786 –

Instructional employees only 202 ------------------------- 886 31.9 – 202 886 – – – 202 886 –

Other education 8 --------------------------------------- 257 1.3 8 257 – – – – – –

Libraries 6 ------------------------------------------------ 098 1.0 – 6 098 28 847 – – 5 223

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 12 ------------------------------------------- 013 1.9 8 916 3 097 1 780 633 684 – –

Hospitals 67 ------------------------------------------------ 629 10.6 26 362 41 267 34 606 6 661 – – –

Health 7 -------------------------------------------------- 908 1.2 3 736 4 171 2 374 1 770 27 – –

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 250 .5 3 250 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 18 ----------------------------------------------- 857 3.0 9 003 9 854 4 776 4 952 126 – –

Air transportation 899 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 899 26 873 – – –

Water transport and terminals 107 ----------------------------- – 88 19 – 19 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 27 ----------------------------------------- 636 4.3 4 117 23 519 5 171 18 296 53 – –

Police officers only 22 ------------------------------------ 498 3.5 2 826 19 672 4 259 15 385 29 – –

Fire protection 13 ------------------------------------------- 141 2.1 – 13 141 34 11 502 1 605 – –

Firefighters only 12 --------------------------------------- 776 2.0 – 12 776 34 11 210 1 532 – –

Correction 16 ----------------------------------------------- 944 2.7 11 982 4 962 4 151 811 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ---------------------------------------- 100 1.1 6 196 905 629 115 – – 160

Parks and recreaton 5 ------------------------------------- 170 .8 167 5 003 634 4 190 59 – 120

Housing and community development 3 ---------------------- 010 .5 – 3 010 16 1 039 8 – 1 947

Sewerage 5 ----------------------------------------------- 901 .9 – 5 901 – 5 817 9 – 75

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 450 .4 – 2 450 437 1 899 8 – 106 Government administration: Financial administration 12 ----------------------------------- 861 2.0 6 904 5 957 3 984 1 751 222 – – Judicial and legal 10 ---------------------------------------- 080 1.6 3 438 6 642 4 367 2 165 111 – – Other government administration 8 -------------------------- 415 1.3 1 509 6 906 3 396 3 222 288 – – Utilities 11 ---------------------------------------------------- 326 1.8 – 11 326 7 8 017 10 – 3 292 Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 520 .6 – 3 520 7 3 456 9 – 48 Electric power 2 ------------------------------------------- 040 .3 – 2 040 – 2 003 – – 36 Gas supply 3 ---------------------------------------------- 250 .5 – 3 250 – 66 – – 3 184 Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 517 .4 – 2 517 – 2 492 2 – 23 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 15 ------------------------------------ 847 2.5 5 602 10 245 4 171 5 307 448 – 320

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 318 – 2 506 2 233 1 762 2 003 1 834 2 535 1 957

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 992 – 4 281 2 824 – – – 2 824 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 002 – 2 267 1 825 1 762 2 003 1 834 1 577 1 957

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

IOWA

Employment 193 ------------------------------------ 422 100.0 60 418 133 004 22 162 30 186 – 79 907 749

Full-time employees only 128 ------------------------------------ 368 66.4 39 167 89 201 16 678 18 273 – 53 803 447

Full-time equivalent employment 154 ---------------- 260 100.0 47 352 106 908 19 522 21 589 – 65 257 540

Education services:

Education 84 ----------------------------------------------- 906 55.0 19 649 65 257 – – – 65 257 –

Higher education 23 -------------------------------------- 872 15.5 18 485 5 387 – – – 5 387 –

Instructional employees only 7 ------------------------- 874 5.1 5 601 2 273 – – – 2 273 –

Elementary and secondary education 59 -------------------- 870 38.8 – 59 870 – – – 59 870 –

Instructional employees only 42 ------------------------- 717 27.7 – 42 717 – – – 42 717 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 164 .8 1 164 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 040 .7 – 1 040 33 979 – – 28

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4 ------------------------------------------- 912 3.2 3 289 1 623 1 546 77 – – –

Hospitals 17 ------------------------------------------------ 512 11.4 8 508 9 004 5 961 3 043 – – –

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 702 1.1 298 1 404 1 264 140 – – –

Social insurance administration 333 ---------------------------- .2 333 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------------- 928 5.1 2 764 5 164 3 497 1 667 – – –

Air transportation 143 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 143 – 124 – – 19

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ----------------------------------------- 678 3.7 808 4 870 1 641 3 229 – – –

Police officers only 4 ------------------------------------ 250 2.8 547 3 703 1 150 2 553 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 673 1.1 – 1 673 13 1 660 – – –

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 608 1.0 – 1 608 12 1 596 – – –

Correction 2 ----------------------------------------------- 837 1.8 2 091 746 739 7 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 093 2.0 2 866 227 82 69 – – 76

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------------- 167 1.4 152 2 015 559 1 456 – – –

Housing and community development 440 ---------------------- .3 – 440 10 310 – – 120

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 078 .7 – 1 078 3 1 049 – – 26

Sanitation other than sewerage 679 ---------------------------- .4 – 679 94 568 – – 17

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ----------------------------------- 710 2.4 1 364 2 346 1 786 560 – – –

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 812 1.8 2 104 708 623 85 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 144 1.4 533 1 611 827 784 – – –

Utilities 2 ---------------------------------------------------- 556 1.7 – 2 556 – 2 302 – – 254

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 035 .7 – 1 035 – 1 016 – – 19

Electric power 809 ------------------------------------------- .5 – 809 – 809 – – –

Gas supply 54 ---------------------------------------------- – – 54 – 54 – – –

Transit 658 -------------------------------------------------- .4 – 658 – 423 – – 235

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 6 ------------------------------------ 917 4.5 2 593 4 324 844 3 480 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 355 ------------- 060 100.0 136 016 219 044 36 347 46 840 – 134 832 1 025

Education services:

Education 199 ----------------------------------------------- 333 56.1 64 501 134 832 – – – 134 832 –

Higher education 73 -------------------------------------- 906 20.8 61 367 12 539 – – – 12 539 –

Instructional employees only 36 ------------------------- 031 10.1 29 347 6 684 – – – 6 684 –

Elmentary and secondary education 122 --------------------- 293 34.4 – 122 293 – – – 122 293 –

Instructional employees only 97 ------------------------- 936 27.6 – 97 936 – – – 97 936 –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 134 .9 3 134 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 777 .5 – 1 777 45 1 670 – – 63

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 10 ------------------------------------------- 246 2.9 7 778 2 468 2 342 126 – – –

Hospitals 37 ------------------------------------------------ 976 10.7 20 940 17 036 10 899 6 137 – – –

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 236 .9 843 2 392 2 091 301 – – –

Social insurance administration 954 ---------------------------- .3 954 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 17 ----------------------------------------------- 645 5.0 6 975 10 670 7 075 3 595 – – –

Air transportation 331 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 331 – 291 – – 41

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 14 ----------------------------------------- 488 4.1 2 906 11 582 3 584 7 998 – – –

Police officers only 11 ------------------------------------ 806 3.3 2 170 9 635 2 809 6 827 – – –

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------------- 474 1.3 – 4 474 20 4 453 – – 1

Firefighters only 4 --------------------------------------- 337 1.2 – 4 337 18 4 317 – – 1

Correction 6 ----------------------------------------------- 803 1.9 5 472 1 331 1 312 19 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ---------------------------------------- 724 2.2 7 274 450 159 157 – – 134

Parks and recreaton 3 ------------------------------------- 782 1.1 334 3 447 938 2 509 – – –

Housing and community development 970 ---------------------- .3 – 970 18 727 – – 225

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 440 .7 – 2 440 5 2 396 – – 39

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 351 .4 – 1 351 150 1 177 – – 23 Government administration: Financial administration 7 ----------------------------------- 852 2.2 3 347 4 505 3 195 1 310 – – – Judicial and legal 7 ---------------------------------------- 655 2.2 5 885 1 770 1 482 288 – – – Other government administration 5 -------------------------- 050 1.4 1 441 3 609 1 580 2 029 – – – Utilities 6 ---------------------------------------------------- 018 1.7 – 6 018 – 5 518 – – 499 Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 424 .7 – 2 424 – 2 381 – – 43 Electric power 2 ------------------------------------------- 191 .6 – 2 191 – 2 191 – – – Gas supply 138 ---------------------------------------------- – – 138 – 138 – – – Transit 1 -------------------------------------------------- 265 .4 – 1 265 – 809 – – 456 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 14 ------------------------------------ 956 4.2 7 365 7 591 1 453 6 138 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 405 – 2 895 2 190 1 924 2 293 – 2 238 2 000

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 671 – 5 272 2 404 – – – 2 404 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 263 – 2 613 2 012 1 924 2 293 – 1 737 2 000

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

KANSAS

Employment 197 ------------------------------------ 067 100.0 56 168 140 899 21 224 25 207 4 184 80 794 9 490

Full-time employees only 144 ------------------------------------ 974 73.6 43 185 101 789 16 843 18 396 270 58 688 7 592

Full-time equivalent employment 162 ---------------- 517 100.0 47 885 114 632 18 636 19 864 440 67 507 8 185

Education services:

Education 88 ----------------------------------------------- 078 54.2 20 571 67 507 – – – 67 507 –

Higher education 25 -------------------------------------- 358 15.6 19 906 5 452 – – – 5 452 –

Instructional employees only 7 ------------------------- 031 4.3 4 822 2 209 – – – 2 209 –

Elementary and secondary education 62 -------------------- 055 38.2 – 62 055 – – – 62 055 –

Instructional employees only 43 ------------------------- 285 26.6 – 43 285 – – – 43 285 –

Other education 665 --------------------------------------- .4 665 – – – – – –

Libraries 671 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 671 160 251 1 – 259

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------------- 407 1.5 1 699 708 526 147 – – 35

Hospitals 13 ------------------------------------------------ 957 8.6 7 560 6 397 3 330 1 721 – – 1 346

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 328 2.0 831 2 497 1 943 517 – – 37

Social insurance administration 507 ---------------------------- .3 507 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 8 ----------------------------------------------- 543 5.3 3 671 4 872 3 061 1 653 157 – 1

Air transportation 211 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 211 24 163 – – 24

Water transport and terminals 7 ----------------------------- – – 7 – 7– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 6 ----------------------------------------- 697 4.1 988 5 709 1 847 3 860 2 – –

Police officers only 4 ------------------------------------ 805 3.0 656 4 149 1 289 2 858 2 – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------------- 387 1.5 – 2 387 242 2 102 26 – 17

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 337 1.4 – 2 337 241 2 053 26 – 17

Correction 4 ----------------------------------------------- 951 3.0 3 557 1 394 1 363 31 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 328 1.4 1 982 346 128 15 – – 203

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------------- 335 1.4 463 1 872 469 1 403 – – –

Housing and community development 602 ---------------------- .4 – 602 2 180 – – 420

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 052 .6 – 1 052 207 842 – – 3

Sanitation other than sewerage 835 ---------------------------- .5 – 835 248 585 1 – 1

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 553 2.8 1 739 2 814 2 239 568 7 – –

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 891 1.8 1 851 1 040 706 334 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 150 1.3 271 1 879 1 001 849 29 – –

Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 342 2.1 – 3 342 3 1 984 6 – 1 349

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 812 1.1 – 1 812 – 1 145 6 – 661

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 292 .8 – 1 292 – 604 – – 688

Gas supply 37 ---------------------------------------------- – – 37 – 37 – – –

Transit 201 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 201 3 198 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 10 ------------------------------------ 685 6.6 2 195 8 490 1 137 2 652 211 – 4 490

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 342 ------------- 017 100.0 100 811 241 206 32 505 42 364 720 141 463 24 154

Education services:

Education 181 ----------------------------------------------- 893 53.2 40 431 141 463 – – – 141 463 –

Higher education 50 -------------------------------------- 486 14.8 38 982 11 504 – – – 11 504 –

Instructional employees only 23 ------------------------- 565 6.9 17 599 5 966 – – – 5 966 –

Elmentary and secondary education 129 --------------------- 959 38.0 – 129 959 – – – 129 959 –

Instructional employees only 101 ------------------------- 854 29.8 – 101 854 – – – 101 854 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 448 .4 1 448 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 133 .3 – 1 133 322 397 2 – 413

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4 ------------------------------------------- 981 1.5 3 949 1 031 755 242 – – 35

Hospitals 26 ------------------------------------------------ 004 7.6 14 729 11 275 5 745 3 432 – – 2 098

Health 7 -------------------------------------------------- 272 2.1 2 338 4 935 3 784 1 102 – – 49

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 072 .3 1 072 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 16 ----------------------------------------------- 854 4.9 8 277 8 577 4 939 3 411 226 – 1

Air transportation 471 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 471 58 364 – – 49

Water transport and terminals 16 ----------------------------- – – 16 – 16 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 15 ----------------------------------------- 416 4.5 2 396 13 020 3 551 9 466 3 – –

Police officers only 12 ------------------------------------ 147 3.6 1 785 10 362 2 771 7 588 3 – –

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------------- 305 1.8 – 6 305 501 5 714 53 – 38

Firefighters only 6 --------------------------------------- 203 1.8 – 6 203 499 5 614 53 – 38

Correction 10 ----------------------------------------------- 962 3.2 8 263 2 699 2 632 67 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 5 ---------------------------------------- 151 1.5 4 652 499 191 28 – – 280

Parks and recreaton 4 ------------------------------------- 489 1.3 1 219 3 270 776 2 493 1 – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 002 .3 – 1 002 3 359 – – 640

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 217 .6 – 2 217 433 1 778 – – 6

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 385 .4 – 1 385 373 1 009 2 – 1 Government administration: Financial administration 8 ----------------------------------- 364 2.4 3 550 4 813 3 579 1 209 25 – – Judicial and legal 6 ---------------------------------------- 628 1.9 4 390 2 238 1 441 796 – – – Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 413 1.3 700 3 713 1 593 2 040 80 – – Utilities 8 ---------------------------------------------------- 217 2.4 – 8 217 6 4 032 8 – 4 171 Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 812 1.1 – 3 812 – 2 270 8 – 1 534 Electric power 3 ------------------------------------------- 947 1.2 – 3 947 – 1 311 – – 2 637 Gas supply 82 ---------------------------------------------- – – 82 – 82 – – – Transit 375 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 375 5 370 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 27 ------------------------------------ 772 8.1 4 844 22 928 1 823 4 409 322 – 16 374

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 200 – 2 191 2 203 1 780 2 182 1 422 2 223 3 071

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 564 – 4 077 2 426 – – – 2 426 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 030 – 2 006 2 046 1 780 2 182 1 422 1 704 3 071

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

KENTUCKY

Employment 215 ------------------------------------ 705 100.0 85 605 130 100 17 661 23 829 – 83 161 5 449

Full-time employees only 172 ------------------------------------ 235 79.8 63 189 109 046 13 616 20 134 – 71 108 4 188

Full-time equivalent employment 197 ---------------- 010 100.0 76 254 120 756 14 682 21 269 – 80 097 4 708

Education services:

Education 112 ----------------------------------------------- 399 57.1 32 302 80 097 – – – 80 097 –

Higher education 28 -------------------------------------- 113 14.3 28 113 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 7 ------------------------- 703 3.9 7 703 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 80 -------------------- 097 40.7 – 80 097 – – – 80 097 –

Instructional employees only 53 ------------------------- 929 27.4 – 53 929 – – – 53 929 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 189 2.1 4 189 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 008 .5 – 1 008 31 358 – – 619

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------------- 476 2.8 4 945 531 290 241 – – –

Hospitals 10 ------------------------------------------------ 805 5.5 5 989 4 816 2 058 1 988 – – 770

Health 5 -------------------------------------------------- 400 2.7 1 722 3 678 2 977 482 – – 219

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 889 1.0 1 889 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 8 ----------------------------------------------- 467 4.3 5 752 2 715 1 475 1 240 – – –

Air transportation 495 ---------------------------------------- .3 – 495 378 117 – – –

Water transport and terminals 23 ----------------------------- – – 23 – 23 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 7 ----------------------------------------- 050 3.6 1 701 5 349 1 563 3 786 – – –

Police officers only 5 ------------------------------------ 210 2.6 923 4 287 1 309 2 978 – – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------------- 678 1.4 – 2 678 79 2 446 – – 153

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 531 1.3 – 2 531 78 2 306 – – 147

Correction 6 ----------------------------------------------- 838 3.5 5 093 1 745 1 492 253 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 871 2.0 3 739 132 12 10 – – 110

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------- 617 1.8 2 242 1 375 170 1 205 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 205 .6 – 1 205 76 960 – – 169

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 566 .8 – 1 566 – 702 – – 864

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 546 .8 – 1 546 197 1 131 – – 218

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 296 2.2 3 053 1 243 558 685 – – –

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 246 2.2 3 638 608 519 89 – – –

Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 025 1.5 937 2 088 1 211 877 – – –

Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 738 1.9 – 3 738 4 2 186 – – 1 548

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 118 1.1 – 2 118 – 1 402 – – 716

Electric power 596 ------------------------------------------- .3 – 596 – 596 – – –

Gas supply 118 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 118 – 118 – – –

Transit 906 -------------------------------------------------- .5 – 906 4 70 – – 832

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------ 372 3.7 3 252 4 120 1 592 2 490 – – 38

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 397 ------------- 339 100.0 166 307 231 032 25 242 39 914 – 156 880 8 996

Education services:

Education 234 ----------------------------------------------- 878 59.1 77 998 156 880 – – – 156 880 –

Higher education 68 -------------------------------------- 274 17.2 68 274 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 30 ------------------------- 080 7.6 30 080 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 156 --------------------- 880 39.5 – 156 880 – – – 156 880 –

Instructional employees only 129 ------------------------- 589 32.6 – 129 589 – – – 129 589 –

Other education 9 --------------------------------------- 724 2.4 9 724 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 392 .4 – 1 392 34 586 – – 772

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 10 ------------------------------------------- 470 2.6 9 589 881 484 397 – – –

Hospitals 21 ------------------------------------------------ 454 5.4 11 932 9 521 4 020 4 121 – – 1 380

Health 10 -------------------------------------------------- 270 2.6 3 978 6 291 5 036 971 – – 284

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 961 1.0 3 961 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 16 ----------------------------------------------- 281 4.1 11 959 4 322 2 322 2 000 – – –

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 256 .3 – 1 256 1 034 222 – – –

Water transport and terminals 50 ----------------------------- – – 50 – 50 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 15 ----------------------------------------- 211 3.8 4 076 11 135 3 350 7 784 – – –

Police officers only 12 ------------------------------------ 011 3.0 2 539 9 472 2 865 6 607 – – –

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------------- 651 1.4 – 5 651 140 5 218 – – 292

Firefighters only 5 --------------------------------------- 379 1.4 – 5 379 140 4 958 – – 282

Correction 12 ----------------------------------------------- 209 3.1 9 608 2 601 2 252 348 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ---------------------------------------- 808 2.0 7 653 156 16 20 – – 119

Parks and recreaton 4 ------------------------------------- 555 1.1 2 762 1 793 237 1 556 – – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 315 .6 – 2 315 164 1 884 – – 267

Sewerage 3 ----------------------------------------------- 460 .9 – 3 460 – 1 270 – – 2 190

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 321 .6 – 2 321 320 1 569 – – 431 Government administration: Financial administration 7 ----------------------------------- 741 1.9 5 510 2 231 926 1 305 – – – Judicial and legal 8 ---------------------------------------- 636 2.2 7 450 1 186 876 310 – – – Other government administration 6 -------------------------- 080 1.5 2 419 3 661 2 035 1 626 – – – Utilities 8 ---------------------------------------------------- 063 2.0 – 8 063 5 4 836 – – 3 223 Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 101 1.0 – 4 101 – 2 945 – – 1 156 Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 571 .4 – 1 571 – 1 571 – – – Gas supply 211 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 211 – 211 – – – Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 180 .5 – 2 180 5 108 – – 2 067 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 13 ------------------------------------ 276 3.3 7 411 5 865 1 989 3 840 – – 36

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 145 – 2 349 2 027 1 727 1 903 – 2 122 2 002

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 622 – 4 245 2 432 – – – 2 432 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 902 – 2 147 1 656 1 727 1 903 – 1 266 2 002

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

LOUISIANA

Employment 266 ------------------------------------ 156 100.0 103 050 163 106 33 440 37 569 – 91 766 331

Full-time employees only 220 ------------------------------------ 248 82.8 80 173 140 075 27 994 32 556 – 79 218 307

Full-time equivalent employment 250 ---------------- 328 100.0 88 770 161 558 30 481 34 214 – 96 549 314

Education services:

Education 127 ----------------------------------------------- 594 51.0 31 045 96 549 – – – 96 549 –

Higher education 27 -------------------------------------- 528 11.0 27 358 170 – – – 170 –

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------------- 236 4.1 10 119 117 – – – 117 –

Elementary and secondary education 96 -------------------- 379 38.5 – 96 379 – – – 96 379 –

Instructional employees only 65 ------------------------- 897 26.3 – 65 897 – – – 65 897 –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 687 1.5 3 687 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 708 .7 – 1 708 1 129 579 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6 ------------------------------------------- 510 2.6 5 865 645 390 255 – – –

Hospitals 29 ------------------------------------------------ 923 12.0 18 667 11 256 9 983 1 273 – – –

Health 6 -------------------------------------------------- 121 2.4 5 254 867 252 615 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 321 .5 1 321 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 10 ----------------------------------------------- 364 4.1 5 622 4 742 2 341 2 401 – – –

Air transportation 366 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 366 30 336 – – –

Water transport and terminals 868 ----------------------------- .3 590 278 114 14 – – 150

Public safety:

Police protection 11 ----------------------------------------- 923 4.8 1 077 10 846 4 152 6 694 – – –

Police officers only 8 ------------------------------------ 776 3.5 678 8 098 2 754 5 344 – – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 947 1.6 – 3 947 444 3 503 – – –

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 823 1.5 – 3 823 435 3 388 – – –

Correction 9 ----------------------------------------------- 812 3.9 6 617 3 195 1 810 1 385 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 5 ---------------------------------------- 889 2.4 4 773 1 116 755 361 – – –

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------- 278 1.3 789 2 489 601 1 888 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 300 .5 – 1 300 87 1 213 – – –

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 317 .9 – 2 317 347 1 970 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 318 .5 – 1 318 339 947 – – 32

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 366 2.1 2 545 2 821 1 187 1 634 – – –

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 512 2.2 1 336 4 176 2 751 1 425 – – –

Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 720 1.5 1 093 2 627 1 074 1 553 – – –

Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 585 1.4 – 3 585 702 2 790 – – 93

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 461 1.0 – 2 461 522 1 913 – – 26

Electric power 471 ------------------------------------------- .2 – 471 – 411 – – 60

Gas supply 300 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 300 157 138 – – 5

Transit 353 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 353 23 328 – – 2

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------ 586 3.0 2 176 5 410 1 993 3 378 – – 39

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 457 ------------- 246 100.0 191 531 265 716 54 264 59 949 – 150 813 690

Education services:

Education 226 ----------------------------------------------- 654 49.6 75 842 150 813 – – – 150 813 –

Higher education 67 -------------------------------------- 692 14.8 67 357 335 – – – 335 –

Instructional employees only 39 ------------------------- 241 8.6 38 962 280 – – – 280 –

Elmentary and secondary education 150 --------------------- 478 32.9 – 150 478 – – – 150 478 –

Instructional employees only 130 ------------------------- 859 28.6 – 130 859 – – – 130 859 –

Other education 8 --------------------------------------- 485 1.9 8 485 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 341 .5 – 2 341 1 512 829 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 13 ------------------------------------------- 545 3.0 12 681 863 491 372 – – –

Hospitals 57 ------------------------------------------------ 447 12.6 33 527 23 919 21 144 2 775 – – –

Health 12 -------------------------------------------------- 700 2.8 11 210 1 490 452 1 038 – – –

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 017 .7 3 017 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 18 ----------------------------------------------- 578 4.1 11 460 7 118 3 755 3 363 – – –

Air transportation 706 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 706 54 652 – – –

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 506 .3 929 577 213 21 – – 342

Public safety:

Police protection 22 ----------------------------------------- 862 5.0 2 487 20 375 7 170 13 205 – – –

Police officers only 17 ------------------------------------ 950 3.9 1 747 16 203 4 905 11 299 – – –

Fire protection 8 ------------------------------------------- 960 2.0 – 8 960 1 146 7 814 – – –

Firefighters only 8 --------------------------------------- 708 1.9 – 8 708 1 131 7 577 – – –

Correction 18 ----------------------------------------------- 342 4.0 12 988 5 354 2 912 2 441 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 11 ---------------------------------------- 731 2.6 9 789 1 942 1 312 630 – – –

Parks and recreaton 4 ------------------------------------- 557 1.0 1 298 3 259 813 2 446 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 939 .4 – 1 939 109 1 831 – – –

Sewerage 3 ----------------------------------------------- 757 .8 – 3 757 615 3 142 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 793 .4 – 1 793 500 1 237 – – 56 Government administration: Financial administration 10 ----------------------------------- 298 2.3 5 265 5 033 2 264 2 769 – – – Judicial and legal 11 ---------------------------------------- 423 2.5 4 229 7 194 4 518 2 676 – – – Other government administration 6 -------------------------- 899 1.5 2 282 4 617 1 731 2 885 – – – Utilities 6 ---------------------------------------------------- 330 1.4 – 6 330 1 276 4 842 – – 212 Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 158 .9 – 4 158 944 3 163 – – 51 Electric power 946 ------------------------------------------- .2 – 946 – 799 – – 146 Gas supply 545 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 545 305 231 – – 8 Transit 681 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 681 27 648 – – 6 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 11 ------------------------------------ 863 2.6 4 527 7 335 2 275 4 980 – – 80

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 1 --------------------------------------- 968 – 2 227 1 820 1 770 1 769 – 1 857 2 219

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 237 – 4 188 1 996 – – – 1 996 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 836 – 2 011 1 669 1 770 1 769 – 1 242 2 219

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

MAINE

Employment 78 ------------------------------------ 697 100.0 26 960 51 737 1 645 13 023 18 907 16 002 2 160

Full-time employees only 56 ------------------------------------ 231 71.5 19 794 36 437 1 309 10 038 10 258 13 148 1 684

Full-time equivalent employment 63 ---------------- 681 100.0 21 983 41 698 1 461 11 221 12 150 15 006 1 860

Education services:

Education 35 ----------------------------------------------- 927 56.4 7 048 28 879 – 6 133 7 740 15 006 –

Higher education 5 -------------------------------------- 651 8.9 5 651 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 239 1.9 1 239 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 29 -------------------- 055 45.6 176 28 879 – 6 133 7 740 15 006 –

Instructional employees only 21 ------------------------- 660 34.0 119 21 541 – 4 844 5 807 10 890 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 221 1.9 1 221 – – – – – –

Libraries 278 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 278 – 164 114 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------------- 300 3.6 1 868 432 – 397 35 – –

Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------ 623 4.1 1 876 747 – 360 – – 387

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 209 1.9 1 026 183 3 105 75 – –

Social insurance administration 645 ---------------------------- 1.0 645 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------------- 224 6.6 2 794 1 430 2 633 792 – 3

Air transportation 252 ---------------------------------------- .4 20 232 8 222 2 – –

Water transport and terminals 97 ----------------------------- .2 46 51 – 5 6 – 40

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ----------------------------------------- 759 4.3 587 2 172 400 922 850 – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 066 3.2 370 1 696 321 708 667 – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 168 1.8 – 1 168 – 802 324 – 42

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 110 1.7 – 1 110 – 758 310 – 42

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 833 2.9 1 251 582 582 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 444 2.3 1 398 46 3 18 2 – 23

Parks and recreation 615 ------------------------------------- 1.0 181 434 – 291 143 – –

Housing and community development 343 ---------------------- .5 – 343 – 26 11 – 306

Sewerage 555 ----------------------------------------------- .9 – 555 – 154 98 – 303

Sanitation other than sewerage 383 ---------------------------- .6 – 383 3 131 186 – 63

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 672 2.6 829 843 50 258 535 – –

Judicial and legal 728 ---------------------------------------- 1.1 534 194 175 18 1 – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 490 2.3 694 796 87 254 455 – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 753 1.2 – 753 – 59 18 – 676

Water supply 643 -------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 643 – 30 18 – 595

Electric power 22 ------------------------------------------- – – 22 – – – – 22

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 88 .1 – 88 – 29 – – 59

State liquor stores 218 ------------------------------------------ .3 218 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 2 ------------------------------------ 165 3.4 968 1 197 148 269 763 – 17

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 136 ------------- 494 100.0 51 812 84 682 2 428 24 504 24 928 28 877 3 946

Education services:

Education 76 ----------------------------------------------- 271 55.9 16 959 59 312 – 13 675 16 760 28 877 –

Higher education 13 -------------------------------------- 588 10.0 13 588 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 4 ------------------------- 625 3.4 4 625 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 59 --------------------- 634 43.7 322 59 312 – 13 675 16 760 28 877 –

Instructional employees only 49 ------------------------- 411 36.2 248 49 163 – 11 670 13 734 23 759 –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 049 2.2 3 049 – – – – – –

Libraries 434 ------------------------------------------------ .3 – 434 – 270 164 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4 ------------------------------------------- 841 3.5 4 019 822 – 765 57 – –

Hospitals 5 ------------------------------------------------ 520 4.0 4 004 1 516 – 686 – – 830

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 317 2.4 2 970 347 7 219 121 – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 608 1.2 1 608 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 8 ----------------------------------------------- 718 6.4 6 060 2 658 3 1 183 1 466 – 5

Air transportation 435 ---------------------------------------- .3 35 400 14 383 4 – –

Water transport and terminals 194 ----------------------------- .1 123 71 – 10 10 – 50

Public safety:

Police protection 6 ----------------------------------------- 493 4.8 1 585 4 908 729 2 292 1 887 – –

Police officers only 5 ------------------------------------ 249 3.8 1 143 4 106 576 1 953 1 576 – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------------- 830 2.1 – 2 830 – 2 092 669 – 69

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 714 2.0 – 2 714 – 1 995 650 – 69

Correction 3 ----------------------------------------------- 932 2.9 2 957 975 975 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 306 2.4 3 215 91 5 33 3 – 50

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 086 .8 383 703 – 457 246 – –

Housing and community development 698 ---------------------- .5 – 698 – 60 21 – 617

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 184 .9 – 1 184 – 316 202 – 666

Sanitation other than sewerage 655 ---------------------------- .5 – 655 3 252 281 – 119 Government administration: Financial administration 3 ----------------------------------- 295 2.4 1 698 1 597 74 556 966 – – Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 882 1.4 1 551 330 272 55 3 – – Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 467 2.5 1 852 1 615 121 606 888 – – Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 658 1.2 – 1 658 – 117 31 – 1 511 Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 397 1.0 – 1 397 – 64 31 – 1 302 Electric power 52 ------------------------------------------- – – 52 – – – – 52 Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 210 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 210 – 53 – – 157 State liquor stores 372 ------------------------------------------ .3 372 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 4 ------------------------------------ 297 3.1 2 421 1 876 225 475 1 148 – 28

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 244 – 2 438 2 138 1 708 2 269 2 140 2 074 2 184

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 394 – 3 701 2 315 – 2 444 2 414 2 207 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 151 – 2 355 1 918 1 708 2 123 1 845 1 583 2 184

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

MARYLAND

Employment 275 ------------------------------------ 603 100.0 97 529 178 074 138 967 34 997 – – 4 110

Full-time employees only 214 ------------------------------------ 401 77.8 72 743 141 658 105 759 31 981 – – 3 918

Full-time equivalent employment 239 ---------------- 101 100.0 82 072 157 029 119 648 33 357 – – 4 024

Education services:

Education 114 ----------------------------------------------- 721 48.0 22 134 92 587 80 958 11 629 – – –

Higher education 27 -------------------------------------- 424 11.5 20 164 7 260 7 260 – – – –

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------------- 466 4.4 7 600 2 866 2 866 – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 85 -------------------- 327 35.7 – 85 327 73 698 11 629 – – –

Instructional employees only 59 ------------------------- 102 24.7 – 59 102 49 725 9 377 – – –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 970 .8 1 970 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 427 1.0 – 2 427 1 941 486 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 9 ------------------------------------------- 074 3.8 7 105 1 969 1 868 101 – – –

Hospitals 7 ------------------------------------------------ 443 3.1 7 443 – – – – – –

Health 8 -------------------------------------------------- 648 3.6 5 533 3 115 2 171 944 – – –

Social insurance administration 749 ---------------------------- .3 749 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 10 ----------------------------------------------- 088 4.2 5 052 5 036 2 932 2 104 – – –

Air transportation 420 ---------------------------------------- .2 400 20 16 4 – – –

Water transport and terminals 383 ----------------------------- .2 375 8 4 4 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 14 ----------------------------------------- 335 6.0 2 276 12 059 6 873 5 186 – – –

Police officers only 11 ------------------------------------ 846 5.0 1 587 10 259 5 715 4 544 – – –

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------------- 023 2.5 – 6 023 3 916 2 107 – – –

Firefighters only 5 --------------------------------------- 744 2.4 – 5 744 3 684 2 060 – – –

Correction 10 ----------------------------------------------- 908 4.6 8 812 2 096 2 096 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 582 1.1 2 310 272 185 12 – – 75

Parks and recreation 6 ------------------------------------- 521 2.7 650 5 871 4 245 1 626 – – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 782 1.2 – 2 782 350 768 – – 1 664

Sewerage 4 ----------------------------------------------- 146 1.7 – 4 146 891 1 703 – – 1 552

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 040 .9 – 2 040 678 1 350 – – 12

Government administration:

Financial administration 6 ----------------------------------- 379 2.7 3 908 2 471 1 579 892 – – –

Judicial and legal 6 ---------------------------------------- 044 2.5 3 685 2 359 1 791 568 – – –

Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 910 2.1 1 203 3 707 2 425 1 282 – – –

Utilities 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 587 2.3 2 697 2 890 1 277 949 – – 664

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 021 .8 – 2 021 611 746 – – 664

Electric power 122 ------------------------------------------- .1 – 122 – 122 – – –

Gas supply 4 ---------------------------------------------- – – 4 – 4– – –

Transit 3 -------------------------------------------------- 440 1.4 2 697 743 666 77 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 12 ------------------------------------ 891 5.4 7 740 5 151 3 452 1 642 – – 57

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 668 ------------- 297 100.0 223 037 445 260 350 857 83 674 – – 10 729

Education services:

Education 355 ----------------------------------------------- 827 53.2 73 765 282 062 247 843 34 219 – – –

Higher education 89 -------------------------------------- 582 13.4 68 489 21 093 21 093 – – – –

Instructional employees only 46 ------------------------- 575 7.0 35 231 11 343 11 343 – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 260 --------------------- 969 39.0 – 260 969 226 750 34 219 – – –

Instructional employees only 207 ------------------------- 866 31.1 – 207 866 177 915 29 951 – – –

Other education 5 --------------------------------------- 276 .8 5 276 – – – – – –

Libraries 5 ------------------------------------------------ 001 .7 – 5 001 4 064 937 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 18 ------------------------------------------- 581 2.8 15 140 3 442 3 229 213 – – –

Hospitals 16 ------------------------------------------------ 900 2.5 16 900 – – – – – –

Health 21 -------------------------------------------------- 787 3.3 13 733 8 054 6 075 1 979 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 739 .3 1 739 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 23 ----------------------------------------------- 309 3.5 12 050 11 259 7 010 4 249 – – –

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 053 .2 1 015 37 31 6 – – –

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 115 .2 1 100 15 4 10 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 42 ----------------------------------------- 997 6.4 6 943 36 054 21 935 14 119 – – –

Police officers only 37 ------------------------------------ 416 5.6 5 444 31 972 18 929 13 043 – – –

Fire protection 19 ------------------------------------------- 249 2.9 – 19 249 13 324 5 925 – – –

Firefighters only 18 --------------------------------------- 218 2.7 – 18 218 12 414 5 804 – – –

Correction 27 ----------------------------------------------- 603 4.1 22 117 5 487 5 487 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 6 ---------------------------------------- 673 1.0 5 990 683 468 27 – – 187

Parks and recreaton 12 ------------------------------------- 398 1.9 1 434 10 964 8 225 2 739 – – –

Housing and community development 6 ---------------------- 137 .9 – 6 137 1 023 1 694 – – 3 419

Sewerage 10 ----------------------------------------------- 413 1.6 – 10 413 2 172 3 447 – – 4 795

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 536 .5 – 3 536 1 625 1 872 – – 39 Government administration: Financial administration 16 ----------------------------------- 078 2.4 9 480 6 598 4 336 2 262 – – – Judicial and legal 18 ---------------------------------------- 111 2.7 11 422 6 689 4 998 1 691 – – – Other government administration 12 -------------------------- 887 1.9 2 938 9 949 7 036 2 913 – – – Utilities 16 ---------------------------------------------------- 403 2.5 8 624 7 779 3 502 2 121 – – 2 156 Water supply 5 -------------------------------------------- 547 .8 – 5 547 1 734 1 657 – – 2 156 Electric power 310 ------------------------------------------- – – 310 – 310 – – – Gas supply 8 ---------------------------------------------- – – 8 – 8– – – Transit 10 -------------------------------------------------- 538 1.6 8 624 1 914 1 768 146 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 30 ------------------------------------ 498 4.6 18 646 11 852 8 469 3 250 – – 133

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 860 – 2 720 2 932 3 054 2 560 – – 2 696

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 711 – 4 627 3 621 3 684 3 287 – – – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 514 – 2 562 2 476 2 541 2 275 – – 2 696

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

MASSACHUSETTS

Employment 316 ------------------------------------ 055 100.0 101 646 214 409 6 478 88 678 92 396 14 783 12 074

Full-time employees only 249 ------------------------------------ 638 79.0 76 387 173 251 5 638 78 058 67 343 12 048 10 164

Full-time equivalent employment 273 ---------------- 855 100.0 84 940 188 915 6 096 82 398 75 563 13 837 11 021

Education services:

Education 123 ----------------------------------------------- 418 45.1 21 497 101 921 240 42 621 45 223 13 837 –

Higher education 20 -------------------------------------- 807 7.6 20 694 113 – 113 – – –

Instructional employees only 8 ------------------------- 053 2.9 7 994 59 – 59 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 101 -------------------- 808 37.2 – 101 808 240 42 508 45 223 13 837 –

Instructional employees only 76 ------------------------- 973 28.1 – 76 973 139 32 508 34 094 10 232 –

Other education 803 --------------------------------------- .3 803 – – – – – –

Libraries 3 ------------------------------------------------ 400 1.2 – 3 400 – 1 525 1 875 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 9 ------------------------------------------- 359 3.4 7 338 2 021 172 1 087 762 – –

Hospitals 25 ------------------------------------------------ 068 9.2 17 355 7 713 1 180 6 099 434 – –

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 706 1.7 3 080 1 626 44 944 638 – –

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 150 1.2 3 150 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 10 ----------------------------------------------- 169 3.7 4 651 5 518 15 2 188 3 315 – –

Air transportation 975 ---------------------------------------- .4 876 99 10 41 48 – –

Water transport and terminals 171 ----------------------------- .1 130 41 – 8 33 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 16 ----------------------------------------- 872 6.2 1 991 14 881 96 7 707 7 078 – –

Police officers only 14 ------------------------------------ 195 5.2 1 679 12 516 32 6 548 5 936 – –

Fire protection 12 ------------------------------------------- 275 4.5 – 12 275 – 7 001 5 067 – 207

Firefighters only 11 --------------------------------------- 788 4.3 – 11 788 – 6 777 4 825 – 186

Correction 9 ----------------------------------------------- 678 3.5 5 311 4 367 3 312 1 051 4 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 415 .9 2 057 358 19 53 274 – 12

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------- 422 1.2 1 296 2 126 13 1 077 1 036 – –

Housing and community development 3 ---------------------- 780 1.4 – 3 780 – 563 65 – 3 152

Sewerage 3 ----------------------------------------------- 042 1.1 1 130 1 912 1 991 717 – 203

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 234 .5 – 1 234 – 574 645 – 15

Government administration:

Financial administration 8 ----------------------------------- 322 3.0 4 191 4 131 115 1 541 2 475 – –

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 625 2.1 5 326 299 34 223 42 – –

Other government administration 5 -------------------------- 437 2.0 1 765 3 672 609 1 401 1 662 – –

Utilities 12 ---------------------------------------------------- 868 4.7 799 12 069 – 2 334 2 311 – 7 424

Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 989 1.5 799 3 190 – 1 604 1 333 – 253

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 671 .6 – 1 671 – 596 944 – 131

Gas supply 157 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 157 – 134 23 – –

Transit 7 -------------------------------------------------- 051 2.6 – 7 051 – – 11 – 7 040

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 8 ------------------------------------ 469 3.1 2 997 5 472 236 3 369 1 859 – 8

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 742 ------------- 844 100.0 223 416 519 428 15 202 226 600 206 405 36 366 34 854

Education services:

Education 336 ----------------------------------------------- 492 45.3 59 120 277 371 575 115 824 124 606 36 366 –

Higher education 57 -------------------------------------- 272 7.7 57 012 260 – 260 – – –

Instructional employees only 29 ------------------------- 699 4.0 29 554 145 – 145 – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 277 --------------------- 111 37.3 – 277 111 575 115 564 124 606 36 366 –

Instructional employees only 232 ------------------------- 522 31.3 – 232 522 375 97 220 104 196 30 732 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 109 .3 2 109 – – – – – –

Libraries 7 ------------------------------------------------ 024 .9 – 7 024 – 3 411 3 614 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 22 ------------------------------------------- 675 3.1 18 733 3 942 340 2 127 1 474 – –

Hospitals 59 ------------------------------------------------ 921 8.1 39 062 20 860 2 778 16 835 1 247 – –

Health 12 -------------------------------------------------- 926 1.7 8 694 4 232 95 2 720 1 417 – –

Social insurance administration 6 ---------------------------- 760 .9 6 760 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 27 ----------------------------------------------- 179 3.7 13 945 13 234 44 5 221 7 969 – –

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------------- 987 .4 2 732 255 18 92 145 – –

Water transport and terminals 498 ----------------------------- .1 424 74 – 10 64 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 55 ----------------------------------------- 714 7.5 7 091 48 623 249 25 440 22 933 – –

Police officers only 50 ------------------------------------ 472 6.8 6 328 44 144 83 23 342 20 719 – –

Fire protection 39 ------------------------------------------- 904 5.4 – 39 904 – 23 028 16 337 – 539

Firefighters only 38 --------------------------------------- 716 5.2 – 38 716 – 22 446 15 782 – 488

Correction 25 ----------------------------------------------- 812 3.5 14 284 11 528 8 853 2 664 11 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 6 ---------------------------------------- 164 .8 5 369 795 46 104 616 – 29

Parks and recreaton 6 ------------------------------------- 705 .9 2 407 4 298 19 2 091 2 188 – –

Housing and community development 9 ---------------------- 502 1.3 – 9 502 – 1 631 154 – 7 717

Sewerage 8 ----------------------------------------------- 249 1.1 3 226 5 023 1 2 599 1 802 – 620

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 563 .3 – 2 563 – 1 190 1 335 – 39 Government administration: Financial administration 21 ----------------------------------- 368 2.9 11 800 9 569 304 3 682 5 583 – – Judicial and legal 15 ---------------------------------------- 845 2.1 14 966 879 64 678 137 – – Other government administration 13 -------------------------- 513 1.8 4 534 8 978 1 349 3 487 4 142 – – Utilities 40 ---------------------------------------------------- 636 5.5 2 179 38 457 – 6 116 6 448 – 25 893 Water supply 10 -------------------------------------------- 088 1.4 2 179 7 908 – 3 945 3 346 – 617 Electric power 5 ------------------------------------------- 166 .7 – 5 166 – 1 681 3 007 – 478 Gas supply 573 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 573 – 490 83 – – Transit 24 -------------------------------------------------- 810 3.3 – 24 810 – – 12 – 24 798 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 20 ------------------------------------ 407 2.7 8 089 12 317 467 7 650 4 182 – 19

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 784 – 2 645 2 845 2 541 2 809 2 852 2 866 3 221

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 135 – 3 860 3 080 2 701 3 029 3 140 3 057 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 623 – 2 550 2 675 2 538 2 661 2 598 2 070 3 221

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

MICHIGAN

Employment 544 ------------------------------------ 755 100.0 172 502 372 253 49 337 74 257 25 566 216 792 6 301

Full-time employees only 363 ------------------------------------ 766 66.8 108 661 255 105 42 146 57 014 6 285 145 554 4 106

Full-time equivalent employment 448 ---------------- 208 100.0 137 853 310 355 45 703 62 823 8 787 187 961 5 081

Education services:

Education 254 ----------------------------------------------- 742 56.8 67 233 187 509 – – – 187 509 –

Higher education 76 -------------------------------------- 254 17.0 65 263 10 991 – – – 10 991 –

Instructional employees only 25 ------------------------- 741 5.7 20 792 4 949 – – – 4 949 –

Elementary and secondary education 176 -------------------- 518 39.4 – 176 518 – – – 176 518 –

Instructional employees only 116 ------------------------- 448 26.0 – 116 448 – – – 116 448 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 970 .4 1 970 – – – – – –

LibrarieS1 ----------------------------------------------- 3 416 .8 – 3 416 647 1 577 215 452 525

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 15 ------------------------------------------- 449 3.4 12 796 2 653 2 060 540 53 – –

Hospitals 25 ------------------------------------------------ 023 5.6 13 037 11 986 5 275 5 375 – – 1 336

Health 10 -------------------------------------------------- 043 2.2 1 896 8 147 7 214 881 52 – –

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 633 .6 2 633 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 12 ----------------------------------------------- 398 2.8 3 875 8 523 5 252 3 238 33 – –

Air transportation 813 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 813 616 58 7 – 132

Water transport and terminals 10 ----------------------------- – – 10 – – – – 10

Public safety:

Police protection 22 ----------------------------------------- 805 5.1 3 105 19 700 3 817 14 388 1 495 – –

Police officers only 17 ------------------------------------ 859 4.0 2 157 15 702 2 830 11 702 1 170 – –

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------------- 815 1.5 – 6 815 57 5 534 1 213 – 11

Firefighters only 6 --------------------------------------- 236 1.4 – 6 236 55 5 011 1 161 – 9

Correction 19 ----------------------------------------------- 455 4.3 14 965 4 490 4 404 86 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 431 1.0 3 757 674 359 139 5 – 171

Parks and recreation 8 ------------------------------------- 093 1.8 807 7 286 776 5 803 332 – 375

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 341 .3 – 1 341 59 1 262 20 – –

Sewerage 4 ----------------------------------------------- 050 .9 – 4 050 660 2 950 170 – 270

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 549 .6 – 2 549 117 2 238 85 – 109

Government administration:

Financial administration 7 ----------------------------------- 436 1.7 2 070 5 366 1 859 2 595 912 – –

Judicial and legal 10 ---------------------------------------- 016 2.2 2 683 7 333 5 970 1 227 136 – –

Other government administration 7 -------------------------- 757 1.7 1 607 6 150 2 420 2 564 1 166 – –

Utilities 9 ---------------------------------------------------- 793 2.2 – 9 793 182 7 197 425 – 1 989

Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 395 1.0 – 4 395 10 3 797 425 – 163

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 035 .2 – 1 035 – 976 – – 59

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 4 -------------------------------------------------- 363 1.0 – 4 363 172 2 424 – – 1 767

State liquor stores 452 ------------------------------------------ .1 452 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 18 ------------------------------------ 688 4.2 6 937 11 751 3 959 5 171 2 468 – 153

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------------- 243 955 100.0 401 837 842 118 106 672 163 297 19 238 540 552 12 359

Education services:

Education 725 ----------------------------------------------- 602 58.3 185 996 539 606 – – – 539 606 –

Higher education 211 -------------------------------------- 280 17.0 179 588 31 692 – – – 31 692 –

Instructional employees only 104 ------------------------- 916 8.4 86 386 18 530 – – – 18 530 –

Elmentary and secondary education 507 --------------------- 915 40.8 – 507 915 – – – 507 915 –

Instructional employees only 412 ------------------------- 300 33.1 – 412 300 – – – 412 300 –

Other education 6 --------------------------------------- 407 .5 6 407 – – – – – –

Libraries1 ----------------------------------------------- 6 556 .5 – 6 556 1 249 3 088 361 946 913

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 41 ------------------------------------------- 363 3.3 36 414 4 949 3 622 1 240 87 – –

Hospitals 68 ------------------------------------------------ 689 5.5 41 671 27 018 10 872 12 995 – – 3 152

Health 25 -------------------------------------------------- 281 2.0 6 009 19 272 16 979 2 190 103 – –

Social insurance administration 7 ---------------------------- 156 .6 7 156 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 32 ----------------------------------------------- 639 2.6 12 514 20 125 12 131 7 922 71 – –

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------------- 140 .2 – 2 140 1 632 151 14 – 343

Water transport and terminals 34 ----------------------------- – – 34 – – – – 34

Public safety:

Police protection 68 ----------------------------------------- 939 5.5 10 435 58 504 10 259 43 977 4 267 – –

Police officers only 58 ------------------------------------ 324 4.7 7 777 50 546 8 210 38 705 3 631 – –

Fire protection 21 ------------------------------------------- 533 1.7 – 21 533 141 18 308 3 064 – 21

Firefighters only 20 --------------------------------------- 150 1.6 – 20 150 138 17 039 2 955 – 18

Correction 57 ----------------------------------------------- 789 4.6 46 433 11 356 11 164 193 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 11 ---------------------------------------- 991 1.0 10 628 1 363 766 319 12 – 266

Parks and recreaton 12 ------------------------------------- 997 1.0 1 702 11 296 1 424 8 475 544 – 852

Housing and community development 3 ---------------------- 600 .3 – 3 600 155 3 402 44 – –

Sewerage 11 ----------------------------------------------- 413 .9 – 11 413 1 811 8 516 389 – 697

Sanitation other than sewerage 5 ---------------------------- 878 .5 – 5 878 258 5 205 171 – 243 Government administration: Financial administration 19 ----------------------------------- 601 1.6 6 400 13 201 4 501 6 651 2 048 – – Judicial and legal 28 ---------------------------------------- 920 2.3 9 323 19 596 16 002 3 305 289 – – Other government administration 20 -------------------------- 259 1.6 5 024 15 235 5 369 7 333 2 534 – – Utilities 25 ---------------------------------------------------- 210 2.0 – 25 210 277 18 415 1 001 – 5 517 Water supply 11 -------------------------------------------- 034 .9 – 11 034 24 9 584 1 001 – 425 Electric power 3 ------------------------------------------- 299 .3 – 3 299 – 3 121 – – 178 Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 10 -------------------------------------------------- 877 .9 – 10 877 253 5 710 – – 4 913 State liquor stores 1 ------------------------------------------ 266 .1 1 266 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 45 ------------------------------------ 097 3.6 20 865 24 231 8 060 11 612 4 238 – 321

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 3 --------------------------------------- 062 – 3 134 3 031 2 397 2 708 2 373 3 381 2 596

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 870 – 4 688 3 772 – – – 3 772 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 664 – 2 927 2 494 2 397 2 708 2 373 2 291 2 596

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

MINNESOTA

Employment 294 ------------------------------------ 011 100.0 83 922 210 089 41 542 43 755 10 515 101 894 12 383

Full-time employees only 186 ------------------------------------ 335 63.4 51 499 134 836 31 401 26 556 251 68 583 8 045

Full-time equivalent employment 239 ---------------- 585 100.0 67 332 172 253 36 376 31 844 529 93 169 10 335

Education services:

Education 127 ----------------------------------------------- 993 53.4 34 824 93 169 – – – 93 169 –

Higher education 34 -------------------------------------- 536 14.4 33 190 1 346 – – – 1 346 –

Instructional employees only 12 ------------------------- 070 5.0 11 386 684 – – – 684 –

Elementary and secondary education 91 -------------------- 823 38.3 – 91 823 – – – 91 823 –

Instructional employees only 65 ------------------------- 825 27.5 – 65 825 – – – 65 825 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 634 .7 1 634 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 123 .9 – 2 123 1 181 942 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 10 ------------------------------------------- 871 4.5 1 651 9 220 8 968 252 – – –

Hospitals 19 ------------------------------------------------ 705 8.2 7 435 12 270 4 851 3 271 – – 4 148

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 835 2.0 1 978 2 857 2 133 466 1 – 257

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 302 .5 1 302 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 11 ----------------------------------------------- 518 4.8 5 110 6 408 3 106 3 206 96 – –

Air transportation 426 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 426 – 32 – – 394

Water transport and terminals 37 ----------------------------- – – 37 – 37 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 8 ----------------------------------------- 487 3.5 835 7 652 2 529 5 112 11 – –

Police officers only 6 ------------------------------------ 428 2.7 589 5 839 1 710 4 118 11 – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------------- 120 .9 – 2 120 6 2 104 8 – 2

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 965 .8 – 1 965 6 1 951 6 – 2

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 465 2.3 2 455 3 010 3 010 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 158 1.7 3 496 662 313 27 – – 322

Parks and recreation 4 ------------------------------------- 224 1.8 555 3 669 253 3 132 6 – 278

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 032 .8 – 2 032 21 777 – – 1 234

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 944 .8 – 1 944 5 799 3 – 1 137

Sanitation other than sewerage 852 ---------------------------- .4 – 852 299 539 2 – 12

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 736 2.4 2 153 3 583 2 454 1 114 15 – –

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 215 1.8 1 262 2 953 2 751 202 – – –

Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 836 2.0 1 027 3 809 1 688 2 070 51 – –

Utilities 4 ---------------------------------------------------- 737 2.0 – 4 737 14 2 479 2 – 2 242

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 509 .6 – 1 509 1 1 475 2 – 31

Electric power 715 ------------------------------------------- .3 – 715 – 678 – – 37

Gas supply 142 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 142 – 142 – – –

Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 371 1.0 – 2 371 13 184 – – 2 174

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 11 ------------------------------------ 969 5.0 3 249 8 720 2 794 5 283 334 – 309

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 602 ------------- 292 100.0 190 889 411 404 88 588 83 073 1 200 211 355 27 188

Education services:

Education 309 ----------------------------------------------- 941 51.5 98 586 211 355 – – – 211 355 –

Higher education 96 -------------------------------------- 964 16.1 93 619 3 345 – – – 3 345 –

Instructional employees only 49 ------------------------- 819 8.3 47 620 2 199 – – – 2 199 –

Elmentary and secondary education 208 --------------------- 010 34.5 – 208 010 – – – 208 010 –

Instructional employees only 178 ------------------------- 663 29.7 – 178 663 – – – 178 663 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 967 .8 4 967 – – – – – –

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------ 448 .7 – 4 448 2 405 2 043 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 25 ------------------------------------------- 751 4.3 4 538 21 213 20 802 412 – – –

Hospitals 49 ------------------------------------------------ 004 8.1 19 280 29 724 12 814 6 764 – – 10 147

Health 12 -------------------------------------------------- 400 2.1 5 926 6 474 4 663 1 254 – – 556

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 671 .6 3 671 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 31 ----------------------------------------------- 958 5.3 15 253 16 705 7 624 8 902 179 – –

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 439 .2 – 1 439 – 76 – – 1 363

Water transport and terminals 117 ----------------------------- – – 117 – 117 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 25 ----------------------------------------- 885 4.3 2 650 23 235 6 739 16 478 18 – –

Police officers only 21 ------------------------------------ 507 3.6 2 011 19 496 5 176 14 301 18 – –

Fire protection 7 ------------------------------------------- 009 1.2 – 7 009 10 6 988 8 – 3

Firefighters only 6 --------------------------------------- 558 1.1 – 6 558 10 6 539 6 – 3

Correction 15 ----------------------------------------------- 338 2.5 7 019 8 318 8 318 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 10 ---------------------------------------- 592 1.8 9 317 1 275 641 54 – – 580

Parks and recreaton 9 ------------------------------------- 603 1.6 1 378 8 225 580 6 930 11 – 704

Housing and community development 5 ---------------------- 267 .9 – 5 267 45 2 343 – – 2 879

Sewerage 5 ----------------------------------------------- 667 .9 – 5 667 8 2 093 9 – 3 557

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 027 .3 – 2 027 586 1 412 5 – 24 Government administration: Financial administration 15 ----------------------------------- 117 2.5 6 033 9 084 5 918 3 113 53 – – Judicial and legal 13 ---------------------------------------- 264 2.2 4 890 8 374 7 620 752 3 – – Other government administration 13 -------------------------- 117 2.2 3 049 10 069 4 054 5 848 166 – – Utilities 13 ---------------------------------------------------- 273 2.2 – 13 273 24 6 828 5 – 6 417 Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 191 .7 – 4 191 1 4 073 5 – 112 Electric power 2 ------------------------------------------- 101 .3 – 2 101 – 1 958 – – 142 Gas supply 389 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 389 – 389 – – – Transit 6 -------------------------------------------------- 593 1.1 – 6 593 22 407 – – 6 163 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 27 ------------------------------------ 403 4.5 9 298 18 105 5 738 10 667 743 – 957

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 801 – 3 101 2 686 2 494 2 827 1 811 2 716 2 747

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 130 – 4 629 2 910 – – – 2 910 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 628 – 2 810 2 528 2 494 2 827 1 811 1 856 2 747

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

MISSISSIPPI

Employment 172 ------------------------------------ 077 100.0 55 388 116 689 24 655 20 788 – 65 759 5 487

Full-time employees only 139 ------------------------------------ 850 81.3 42 576 97 274 20 818 16 631 – 56 553 3 272

Full-time equivalent employment 153 ---------------- 916 100.0 47 457 106 459 22 535 18 011 – 62 561 3 352

Education services:

Education 78 ----------------------------------------------- 604 51.1 15 881 62 723 162 – – 62 561 –

Higher education 17 -------------------------------------- 953 11.7 14 518 3 435 – – – 3 435 –

Instructional employees only 6 ------------------------- 962 4.5 5 259 1 703 – – – 1 703 –

Elementary and secondary education 59 -------------------- 288 38.5 – 59 288 162 – – 59 126 –

Instructional employees only 42 ------------------------- 084 27.3 – 42 084 125 – – 41 959 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 363 .9 1 363 – – – – – –

Libraries 141 ------------------------------------------------ .1 – 141 117 24 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 833 2.5 3 233 600 576 24 – – –

Hospitals 22 ------------------------------------------------ 306 14.5 7 931 14 375 11 061 3 314 – – –

Health 3 -------------------------------------------------- 102 2.0 2 957 145 46 96 – – 3

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 372 .9 1 372 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------------- 708 5.0 3 480 4 228 2 855 1 373 – – –

Air transportation 115 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 115 19 60 – – 36

Water transport and terminals 220 ----------------------------- .1 59 161 40 87 – – 34

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ----------------------------------------- 650 3.7 913 4 737 1 345 3 392 – – –

Police officers only 4 ------------------------------------ 059 2.6 548 3 511 989 2 522 – – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------------- 256 1.5 – 2 256 58 2 198 – – –

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 174 1.4 – 2 174 47 2 127 – – –

Correction 3 ----------------------------------------------- 520 2.3 2 965 555 479 76 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 6 ---------------------------------------- 428 4.2 3 980 2 448 173 9 – – 2 266

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------------- 093 .7 397 696 117 579 – – –

Housing and community development 830 ---------------------- .5 – 830 – 75 – – 755

Sewerage 537 ----------------------------------------------- .3 – 537 – 472 – – 65

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 012 .7 – 1 012 215 797 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 860 1.9 1 071 1 789 1 266 523 – – –

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 159 1.4 469 1 690 1 414 276 – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 818 1.2 407 1 411 683 728 – – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 899 1.2 – 1 899 6 1 700 – – 193

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 173 .8 – 1 173 – 1 061 – – 112

Electric power 412 ------------------------------------------- .3 – 412 – 412 – – –

Gas supply 213 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 213 – 200 – – 13

Transit 101 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 101 6 27 – – 68

State liquor stores 125 ------------------------------------------ .1 125 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 6 ------------------------------------ 328 4.1 2 217 4 111 1 903 2 208 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 256 ------------- 660 100.0 93 589 163 071 36 317 30 083 – 93 987 2 683

Education services:

Education 131 ----------------------------------------------- 686 51.3 37 398 94 288 301 – – 93 987 –

Higher education 41 -------------------------------------- 513 16.2 34 634 6 878 – – – 6 878 –

Instructional employees only 23 ------------------------- 661 9.2 19 603 4 058 – – – 4 058 –

Elmentary and secondary education 87 --------------------- 410 34.1 – 87 410 301 – – 87 109 –

Instructional employees only 72 ------------------------- 928 28.4 – 72 928 255 – – 72 673 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 764 1.1 2 764 – – – – – –

Libraries 186 ------------------------------------------------ .1 – 186 163 23 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------------- 846 2.3 5 097 749 720 29 – – –

Hospitals 41 ------------------------------------------------ 546 16.2 14 531 27 014 20 226 6 788 – – –

Health 5 -------------------------------------------------- 454 2.1 5 260 194 66 118 – – 10

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 771 1.1 2 771 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 11 ----------------------------------------------- 015 4.3 5 522 5 493 3 609 1 883 – – –

Air transportation 172 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 172 22 94 – – 56

Water transport and terminals 348 ----------------------------- .1 111 237 105 83 – – 49

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ----------------------------------------- 955 3.9 1 865 8 089 2 130 5 959 – – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 761 3.0 1 269 6 492 1 677 4 815 – – –

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------------- 294 1.7 – 4 294 89 4 205 – – –

Firefighters only 4 --------------------------------------- 135 1.6 – 4 135 74 4 061 – – –

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 258 2.0 4 485 773 661 112 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 8 ---------------------------------------- 160 3.2 7 066 1 094 140 11 – – 943

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 481 .6 478 1 003 177 826 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 368 .5 – 1 368 – 155 – – 1 212

Sewerage 818 ----------------------------------------------- .3 – 818 – 698 – – 120

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 166 .5 – 1 166 251 915 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 061 2.0 2 213 2 848 1 985 863 – – – Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 435 1.7 1 694 2 741 2 289 452 – – – Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 420 1.3 894 2 526 1 286 1 240 – – – Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 051 1.2 – 3 051 5 2 753 – – 293 Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 804 .7 – 1 804 – 1 609 – – 195 Electric power 819 ------------------------------------------- .3 – 819 – 819 – – – Gas supply 319 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 319 – 291 – – 29 Transit 110 -------------------------------------------------- – – 110 5 35 – – 70 State liquor stores 190 ------------------------------------------ .1 190 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 8 ------------------------------------ 980 3.5 4 013 4 967 2 093 2 875 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 1 --------------------------------------- 720 – 2 000 1 598 1 628 1 674 – 1 612 783

Instructional employees 1 ------------------------------------- 971 – 3 991 1 776 2 056 – – 1 775 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 594 – 1 785 1 459 1 625 1 674 – 1 113 783

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

MISSOURI

Employment 287 ------------------------------------ 829 100.0 90 424 197 405 17 905 45 840 1 034 114 780 17 846

Full-time employees only 222 ------------------------------------ 949 77.5 68 435 154 514 15 539 36 474 138 89 260 13 103

Full-time equivalent employment 247 ---------------- 417 100.0 74 049 173 368 16 729 39 006 199 102 426 15 008

Education services:

Education 124 ----------------------------------------------- 965 50.5 22 539 102 426 – – – 102 426 –

Higher education 24 -------------------------------------- 934 10.1 20 518 4 416 – – – 4 416 –

Instructional employees only 9 ------------------------- 586 3.9 7 842 1 744 – – – 1 744 –

Elementary and secondary education 98 -------------------- 010 39.6 – 98 010 – – – 98 010 –

Instructional employees only 69 ------------------------- 063 27.9 – 69 063 – – – 69 063 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 021 .8 2 021 – – – – – –

Libraries1 ----------------------------------------------- 2 386 1.0 – 2 386 7 313 – – 2 066

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 8 ------------------------------------------- 750 3.5 6 797 1 953 21 121 – – 1 811

Hospitals 20 ------------------------------------------------ 784 8.4 13 076 7 708 1 898 2 736 – – 3 074

Health 5 -------------------------------------------------- 194 2.1 2 197 2 997 1 053 893 – – 1 051

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 833 .7 1 833 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 11 ----------------------------------------------- 760 4.8 6 329 5 431 2 101 2 849 87 – 394

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 050 .4 – 1 050 14 1 032 – – 4

Water transport and terminals 3 ----------------------------- – – 3 – –– – 3

Public safety:

Police protection 13 ----------------------------------------- 823 5.6 1 925 11 898 2 616 9 282 – – –

Police officers only 9 ------------------------------------ 571 3.9 929 8 642 1 774 6 868 – – –

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------------- 014 2.0 – 5 014 10 3 683 – – 1 321

Firefighters only 4 --------------------------------------- 871 2.0 – 4 871 8 3 590 – – 1 273

Correction 8 ----------------------------------------------- 606 3.5 6 280 2 326 1 651 675 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 786 1.1 2 532 254 8 93 – – 153

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------- 775 1.5 701 3 074 690 2 378 – – 6

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 461 .6 – 1 461 2 241 – – 1 218

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 074 .8 – 2 074 60 1 059 – – 955

Sanitation other than sewerage 813 ---------------------------- .3 – 813 11 802 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 954 2.4 2 763 3 191 1 649 1 539 3 – –

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 215 2.1 2 701 2 514 1 591 923 – – –

Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 187 1.3 785 2 402 952 1 436 14 – –

Utilities 7 ---------------------------------------------------- 197 2.9 – 7 197 7 4 252 – – 2 938

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 780 1.1 – 2 780 7 2 290 – – 483

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 519 .6 – 1 519 – 1 519 – – –

Gas supply 220 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 220 – 220 – – –

Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 678 1.1 – 2 678 – 223 – – 2 455

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 10 ------------------------------------ 787 4.4 3 591 7 196 2 388 4 699 95 – 14

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 509 ------------- 142 100.0 153 212 355 929 29 660 84 550 279 212 291 29 149

Education services:

Education 268 ----------------------------------------------- 463 52.7 56 172 212 291 – – – 212 291 –

Higher education 63 -------------------------------------- 562 12.5 52 096 11 465 – – – 11 465 –

Instructional employees only 34 ------------------------- 783 6.8 28 610 6 173 – – – 6 173 –

Elmentary and secondary education 200 --------------------- 826 39.4 – 200 826 – – – 200 826 –

Instructional employees only 165 ------------------------- 237 32.5 – 165 237 – – – 165 237 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 076 .8 4 076 – – – – – –

Libraries1 ----------------------------------------------- 3 396 .7 – 3 396 10 454 – – 2 933

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 12 ------------------------------------------- 756 2.5 10 644 2 112 29 253 – – 1 830

Hospitals 37 ------------------------------------------------ 376 7.3 23 171 14 205 3 240 5 435 – – 5 530

Health 10 -------------------------------------------------- 061 2.0 4 568 5 493 2 251 1 745 – – 1 496

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 715 .7 3 715 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 23 ----------------------------------------------- 354 4.6 13 747 9 607 3 543 5 426 115 – 523

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------------- 563 .5 – 2 563 39 2 514 – – 10

Water transport and terminals 8 ----------------------------- – – 8 – –– – 8

Public safety:

Police protection 32 ----------------------------------------- 556 6.4 4 729 27 827 5 112 22 715 – – –

Police officers only 24 ------------------------------------ 930 4.9 2 786 22 145 3 635 18 509 – – –

Fire protection 14 ------------------------------------------- 392 2.8 – 14 392 13 10 434 – – 3 945

Firefighters only 14 --------------------------------------- 042 2.8 – 14 042 8 10 225 – – 3 810

Correction 14 ----------------------------------------------- 767 2.9 10 538 4 229 2 884 1 345 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 6 ---------------------------------------- 216 1.2 5 067 1 149 11 198 – – 940

Parks and recreaton 6 ------------------------------------- 297 1.2 1 024 5 273 1 215 4 045 – – 14

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 656 .5 – 2 656 3 615 – – 2 039

Sewerage 4 ----------------------------------------------- 604 .9 – 4 604 133 2 050 – – 2 421

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 357 .3 – 1 357 16 1 341 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 10 ----------------------------------- 741 2.1 4 727 6 013 2 870 3 135 9 – – Judicial and legal 11 ---------------------------------------- 472 2.3 6 254 5 219 3 146 2 073 – – – Other government administration 6 -------------------------- 453 1.3 1 679 4 774 1 606 3 141 28 – – Utilities 17 ---------------------------------------------------- 249 3.4 – 17 249 16 9 785 – – 7 448 Water supply 5 -------------------------------------------- 542 1.1 – 5 542 16 4 728 – – 798 Electric power 4 ------------------------------------------- 022 .8 – 4 022 – 4 022 – – – Gas supply 550 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 550 – 550 – – – Transit 7 -------------------------------------------------- 135 1.4 – 7 135 – 484 – – 6 650 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 18 ------------------------------------ 688 3.7 7 177 11 511 3 525 7 846 128 – 12

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 135 – 2 075 2 162 1 799 2 225 1 231 2 219 2 032

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 566 – 3 716 2 453 – – – 2 453 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 922 – 1 899 1 938 1 799 2 225 1 231 1 511 2 032

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Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

MONTANA

Employment 61 ------------------------------------ 675 100.0 23 693 37 982 7 473 4 755 – 23 993 1 761

Full-time employees only 40 ------------------------------------ 150 65.1 14 461 25 689 5 218 3 265 – 16 181 1 025

Full-time equivalent employment 48 ---------------- 960 100.0 17 095 31 865 6 063 3 646 – 20 863 1 293

Education services:

Education 27 ----------------------------------------------- 167 55.5 6 304 20 863 – – – 20 863 –

Higher education 5 -------------------------------------- 697 11.6 5 573 124 – – – 124 –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------------- 209 4.5 2 155 54 – – – 54 –

Elementary and secondary education 20 -------------------- 739 42.4 – 20 739 – – – 20 739 –

Instructional employees only 15 ------------------------- 240 31.1 – 15 240 – – – 15 240 –

Other education 731 --------------------------------------- 1.5 731 – – – – – –

Libraries 231 ------------------------------------------------ .5 – 231 125 106 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------------- 057 4.2 1 171 886 884 2 – – –

Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------ 117 4.3 1 310 807 195 – – – 612

Health 920 -------------------------------------------------- 1.9 465 455 421 34 – – –

Social insurance administration 652 ---------------------------- 1.3 652 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------------- 118 6.4 1 890 1 228 889 339 – – –

Air transportation 79 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 79 6 40 – – 33

Water transport and terminals 6 ----------------------------- – – 6 6 –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------------------- 981 4.0 370 1 611 876 735 – – –

Police officers only 1 ------------------------------------ 366 2.8 224 1 142 568 574 – – –

Fire protection 477 ------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 477 1 471 – – 5

Firefighters only 442 --------------------------------------- .9 – 442 – 437 – – 5

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 255 2.6 943 312 310 2 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 786 3.6 1 460 326 136 31 – – 159

Parks and recreation 427 ------------------------------------- .9 71 356 113 243 – – –

Housing and community development 294 ---------------------- .6 – 294 14 60 – – 220

Sewerage 217 ----------------------------------------------- .4 – 217 8 198 – – 11

Sanitation other than sewerage 359 ---------------------------- .7 – 359 89 140 – – 130

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 656 3.4 969 687 536 151 – – –

Judicial and legal 780 ---------------------------------------- 1.6 154 626 532 94 – – –

Other government administration 984 -------------------------- 2.0 328 656 499 157 – – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 379 .8 – 379 1 291 – – 87

Water supply 288 -------------------------------------------- .6 – 288 – 243 – – 45

Electric power 5 ------------------------------------------- – – 5 – 5– – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 86 .2 – 86 1 43 – – 42

State liquor stores 103 ------------------------------------------ .2 103 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------------ 915 3.9 905 1 010 422 552 – – 36

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 97 ------------- 675 100.0 37 577 60 098 10 180 7 300 – 40 482 2 136

Education services:

Education 54 ----------------------------------------------- 983 56.3 14 501 40 482 – – – 40 482 –

Higher education 13 -------------------------------------- 108 13.4 12 853 255 – – – 255 –

Instructional employees only 7 ------------------------- 278 7.5 7 142 135 – – – 135 –

Elmentary and secondary education 40 --------------------- 227 41.2 – 40 227 – – – 40 227 –

Instructional employees only 33 ------------------------- 428 34.2 – 33 428 – – – 33 428 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 649 1.7 1 649 – – – – – –

Libraries 343 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 343 185 159 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 470 3.6 2 345 1 125 1 121 4 – – –

Hospitals 3 ------------------------------------------------ 470 3.6 2 198 1 272 338 – – – 934

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 912 2.0 1 068 844 796 48 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 268 1.3 1 268 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------------- 957 7.1 4 554 2 403 1 715 688 – – –

Air transportation 178 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 178 10 103 – – 66

Water transport and terminals 4 ----------------------------- – – 4 4 –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 4 ----------------------------------------- 180 4.3 856 3 324 1 681 1 644 – – –

Police officers only 3 ------------------------------------ 179 3.3 538 2 640 1 251 1 389 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 176 1.2 – 1 176 3 1 167 – – 6

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 102 1.1 – 1 102 – 1 096 – – 6

Correction 2 ----------------------------------------------- 445 2.5 1 922 523 518 5 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 830 3.9 3 306 524 201 77 – – 246

Parks and recreaton 708 ------------------------------------- .7 139 569 189 380 – – –

Housing and community development 550 ---------------------- .6 – 550 29 118 – – 403

Sewerage 442 ----------------------------------------------- .5 – 442 12 411 – – 20

Sanitation other than sewerage 674 ---------------------------- .7 – 674 160 275 – – 239 Government administration: Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 947 3.0 1 890 1 057 784 273 – – – Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 690 1.7 542 1 148 951 197 – – – Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 963 2.0 774 1 189 880 310 – – – Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 752 .8 – 752 1 580 – – 171 Water supply 580 -------------------------------------------- .6 – 580 – 483 – – 97 Electric power 12 ------------------------------------------- – – 12 – 12 – – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 160 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 160 1 85 – – 74 State liquor stores 187 ------------------------------------------ .2 187 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 542 3.6 2 027 1 515 602 863 – – 50

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 164 – 2 300 2 087 1 726 2 068 – 2 232 1 696

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 519 – 3 757 2 371 – – – 2 371 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 962 – 2 124 1 797 1 726 2 068 – 1 666 1 696

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

NEBRASKA

Employment 117 ------------------------------------ 619 100.0 34 545 83 074 11 694 15 996 951 44 365 10 068

Full-time employees only 85 ------------------------------------ 497 72.7 25 112 60 385 9 234 10 756 85 31 731 8 579

Full-time equivalent employment 98 ---------------- 234 100.0 28 746 69 488 10 242 12 228 112 37 799 9 107

Education services:

Education 48 ----------------------------------------------- 460 49.3 10 661 37 799 – – – 37 799 –

Higher education 12 -------------------------------------- 182 12.4 9 919 2 263 – – – 2 263 –

Instructional employees only 3 ------------------------- 913 4.0 2 855 1 058 – – – 1 058 –

Elementary and secondary education 35 -------------------- 536 36.2 – 35 536 – – – 35 536 –

Instructional employees only 26 ------------------------- 619 27.1 – 26 619 – – – 26 619 –

Other education 742 --------------------------------------- .8 742 – – – – – –

Libraries 531 ------------------------------------------------ .5 – 531 9 521 1 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 528 3.6 2 584 944 576 368 – – –

Hospitals 7 ------------------------------------------------ 821 8.0 4 184 3 637 1 868 1 129 – – 640

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 027 1.0 675 352 204 147 – – 1

Social insurance administration 544 ---------------------------- .6 544 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 5 ----------------------------------------------- 247 5.3 2 391 2 856 1 816 1 014 26 – –

Air transportation 238 ---------------------------------------- .2 33 205 6 7 – – 192

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ----------------------------------------- 703 3.8 673 3 030 943 2 085 2 – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 688 2.7 422 2 266 657 1 607 2 – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 136 1.2 – 1 136 – 1 094 – – 42

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 081 1.1 – 1 081 – 1 040 – – 41

Correction 2 ----------------------------------------------- 571 2.6 1 751 820 820 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 327 2.4 1 834 493 171 28 – – 294

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------------- 350 1.4 414 936 14 922 – – –

Housing and community development 649 ---------------------- .7 – 649 2 92 – – 555

Sewerage 541 ----------------------------------------------- .6 – 541 – 539 1 – 1

Sanitation other than sewerage 233 ---------------------------- .2 – 233 36 196 1 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 023 2.1 601 1 422 1 140 282 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 524 1.6 636 888 814 73 1 – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 611 1.6 358 1 253 722 521 10 – –

Utilities 8 ---------------------------------------------------- 978 9.1 – 8 978 1 1 614 1 – 7 362

Water supply 850 -------------------------------------------- .9 – 850 – 347 1 – 502

Electric power 7 ------------------------------------------- 241 7.4 – 7 241 – 1 070 – – 6 171

Gas supply 497 ---------------------------------------------- .5 – 497 – 90 – – 407

Transit 390 -------------------------------------------------- .4 – 390 1 107 – – 282

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 4 ------------------------------------ 192 4.3 1 407 2 785 1 100 1 596 69 – 20

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 204 ------------- 824 100.0 59 849 144 975 16 731 27 932 193 76 198 23 922

Education services:

Education 98 ----------------------------------------------- 940 48.3 22 742 76 198 – – – 76 198 –

Higher education 25 -------------------------------------- 920 12.7 20 928 4 992 – – – 4 992 –

Instructional employees only 11 ------------------------- 830 5.8 9 057 2 773 – – – 2 773 –

Elmentary and secondary education 71 --------------------- 206 34.8 – 71 206 – – – 71 206 –

Instructional employees only 59 ------------------------- 615 29.1 – 59 615 – – – 59 615 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 814 .9 1 814 – – – – – –

Libraries 883 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 883 8 873 2 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6 ------------------------------------------- 160 3.0 4 763 1 397 897 500 – – –

Hospitals 14 ------------------------------------------------ 165 6.9 7 784 6 381 2 903 2 405 – – 1 073

Health 2 -------------------------------------------------- 450 1.2 1 617 832 477 352 – – 4

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 289 .6 1 289 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 10 ----------------------------------------------- 389 5.1 5 243 5 145 2 908 2 197 40 – –

Air transportation 576 ---------------------------------------- .3 101 475 9 16 – – 451

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ----------------------------------------- 215 4.5 1 606 7 609 1 830 5 773 6 – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 408 3.6 1 106 6 302 1 403 4 892 6 – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 719 1.8 – 3 719 – 3 633 – – 85

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 587 1.8 – 3 587 – 3 503 – – 84

Correction 4 ----------------------------------------------- 824 2.4 3 395 1 430 1 430 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 042 2.0 3 277 765 216 58 – – 490

Parks and recreaton 2 ------------------------------------- 247 1.1 630 1 617 24 1 592 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 201 .6 – 1 201 4 219 – – 978

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 275 .6 – 1 275 – 1 269 4 – 2

Sanitation other than sewerage 458 ---------------------------- .2 – 458 80 377 2 – – Government administration: Financial administration 3 ----------------------------------- 767 1.8 1 411 2 356 1 765 589 2 – – Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------------- 652 1.8 1 812 1 840 1 572 265 2 – – Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 143 1.5 873 2 270 944 1 307 20 – – Utilities 24 ---------------------------------------------------- 757 12.1 – 24 757 1 3 953 1 – 20 802 Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 939 .9 – 1 939 – 741 1 – 1 197 Electric power 20 ------------------------------------------- 540 10.0 – 20 540 – 2 796 – – 17 744 Gas supply 1 ---------------------------------------------- 391 .7 – 1 391 – 201 – – 1 190 Transit 887 -------------------------------------------------- .4 – 887 1 215 – – 670 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------ 672 3.7 3 306 4 366 1 662 2 555 113 – 37

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 210 – 2 185 2 220 1 661 2 404 1 440 2 196 2 686

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 406 – 3 286 2 320 – – – 2 320 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 116 – 2 065 2 148 1 661 2 404 1 440 1 719 2 686

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

NEVADA

Employment 72 ------------------------------------ 933 100.0 20 956 51 977 15 790 7 398 – 26 566 2 223

Full-time employees only 60 ------------------------------------ 332 82.7 16 935 43 397 13 769 5 970 – 22 090 1 568

Full-time equivalent employment 65 ---------------- 894 100.0 19 142 46 752 14 583 6 553 – 23 758 1 858

Education services:

Education 30 ----------------------------------------------- 009 45.5 6 251 23 758 – – – 23 758 –

Higher education 5 -------------------------------------- 985 9.1 5 985 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 626 2.5 1 626 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 23 -------------------- 758 36.1 – 23 758 – – – 23 758 –

Instructional employees only 15 ------------------------- 067 22.9 – 15 067 – – – 15 067 –

Other education 266 --------------------------------------- .4 266 – – – – – –

Libraries 488 ------------------------------------------------ .7 – 488 192 31 – – 265

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 290 2.0 1 017 273 266 7 – – –

Hospitals 4 ------------------------------------------------ 414 6.7 939 3 475 2 586 519 – – 370

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 071 1.6 589 482 444 33 – – 5

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 743 2.6 1 743 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------------- 453 3.7 1 449 1 004 642 343 – – 19

Air transportation 670 ---------------------------------------- 1.0 – 670 492 1 – – 177

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 4 ----------------------------------------- 334 6.6 499 3 835 2 700 1 135 – – –

Police officers only 3 ------------------------------------ 205 4.9 369 2 836 2 069 767 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 753 2.7 – 1 753 622 909 – – 222

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 617 2.5 – 1 617 603 804 – – 210

Correction 3 ----------------------------------------------- 572 5.4 2 252 1 320 1 042 278 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 190 1.8 1 104 86 50 7 – – 29

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------------- 878 2.9 156 1 722 961 719 – – 42

Housing and community development 497 ---------------------- .8 – 497 – 58 – – 439

Sewerage 643 ----------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 643 260 347 – – 36

Sanitation other than sewerage 64 ---------------------------- .1 – 64 14 50 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 599 2.4 871 728 515 213 – – –

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 087 3.2 405 1 682 1 267 415 – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 515 2.3 401 1 114 736 378 – – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 002 1.5 15 987 713 171 – – 103

Water supply 873 -------------------------------------------- 1.3 8 865 670 139 – – 56

Electric power 73 ------------------------------------------- .1 7 66 – 21 – – 45

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 56 .1 – 56 43 11 – – 2

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 622 5.5 1 451 2 171 1 081 939 – – 151

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 175 ------------- 852 100.0 49 783 126 069 43 535 19 484 – 58 644 4 406

Education services:

Education 73 ----------------------------------------------- 635 41.9 14 991 58 644 – – – 58 644 –

Higher education 14 -------------------------------------- 213 8.1 14 213 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 5 ------------------------- 303 3.0 5 303 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 58 --------------------- 644 33.3 – 58 644 – – – 58 644 –

Instructional employees only 40 ------------------------- 116 22.8 – 40 116 – – – 40 116 –

Other education 778 --------------------------------------- .4 778 – – – – – –

Libraries 963 ------------------------------------------------ .5 – 963 361 59 – – 544

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 222 1.8 2 528 694 681 12 – – –

Hospitals 11 ------------------------------------------------ 196 6.4 2 301 8 895 7 233 992 – – 671

Health 2 -------------------------------------------------- 947 1.7 1 594 1 353 1 243 92 – – 18

Social insurance administration 4 ---------------------------- 471 2.5 4 471 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------------- 759 3.8 4 001 2 758 1 768 952 – – 38

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 915 1.1 – 1 915 1 382 3 – – 531

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 14 ----------------------------------------- 485 8.2 1 546 12 939 9 271 3 668 – – –

Police officers only 11 ------------------------------------ 499 6.5 1 229 10 270 7 502 2 769 – – –

Fire protection 7 ------------------------------------------- 076 4.0 – 7 076 2 609 3 609 – – 858

Firefighters only 6 --------------------------------------- 635 3.8 – 6 635 2 547 3 260 – – 828

Correction 10 ----------------------------------------------- 326 5.9 6 153 4 172 3 347 825 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 064 1.7 2 853 211 128 18 – – 65

Parks and recreaton 4 ------------------------------------- 283 2.4 394 3 889 2 337 1 481 – – 71

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 182 .7 – 1 182 – 206 – – 976

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 847 1.1 – 1 847 811 923 – – 113

Sanitation other than sewerage 134 ---------------------------- .1 – 134 25 109 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 153 2.4 2 150 2 003 1 375 628 – – – Judicial and legal 6 ---------------------------------------- 613 3.8 1 497 5 115 3 861 1 255 – – – Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 321 2.5 1 159 3 162 2 029 1 133 – – – Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 019 1.7 49 2 970 2 218 503 – – 249 Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 651 1.5 25 2 627 2 093 404 – – 130 Electric power 213 ------------------------------------------- .1 25 188 – 74 – – 114 Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 155 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 155 125 26 – – 5 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 10 ------------------------------------ 240 5.8 4 094 6 146 2 856 3 017 – – 274

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 765 – 2 738 2 776 3 044 3 131 – 2 529 2 555

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 744 – 3 506 2 675 – – – 2 675 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 773 – 2 673 2 827 3 044 3 131 – 2 243 2 555

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Employment 59 ------------------------------------ 868 100.0 21 328 38 540 3 750 9 840 7 878 16 346 726

Full-time employees only 41 ------------------------------------ 879 70.0 14 056 27 823 2 700 8 170 3 904 12 666 383

Full-time equivalent employment 49 ---------------- 883 100.0 16 296 33 587 3 311 8 960 4 880 16 008 428

Education services:

Education 26 ----------------------------------------------- 251 52.6 5 477 20 774 – 4 766 – 16 008 –

Higher education 5 -------------------------------------- 169 10.4 5 169 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 655 3.3 1 655 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 20 -------------------- 774 41.6 – 20 774 – 4 766 – 16 008 –

Instructional employees only 16 ------------------------- 158 32.4 – 16 158 – 3 706 – 12 452 –

Other education 308 --------------------------------------- .6 308 – – – – – –

Libraries 466 ------------------------------------------------ .9 – 466 – 202 264 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 454 6.9 1 114 2 340 2 281 41 18 – –

Hospitals 982 ------------------------------------------------ 2.0 982 – – – – – –

Health 944 -------------------------------------------------- 1.9 770 174 – 129 45 – –

Social insurance administration 541 ---------------------------- 1.1 541 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------------- 171 6.4 1 948 1 223 – 477 745 – 1

Air transportation 52 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 52 – 52 – – –

Water transport and terminals 6 ----------------------------- – 6 – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ----------------------------------------- 821 5.7 435 2 386 153 949 1 284 – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 154 4.3 328 1 826 82 724 1 020 – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 243 2.5 – 1 243 – 722 501 – 20

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 175 2.4 – 1 175 – 689 467 – 19

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 371 2.7 900 471 469 2 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 512 ---------------------------------------- 1.0 475 37 27 – – – 10

Parks and recreation 533 ------------------------------------- 1.1 246 287 – 175 112 – –

Housing and community development 332 ---------------------- .7 – 332 – 22 7 – 303

Sewerage 356 ----------------------------------------------- .7 – 356 1 186 158 – 11

Sanitation other than sewerage 351 ---------------------------- .7 – 351 1 128 202 – 20

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 124 2.3 463 661 53 222 386 – –

Judicial and legal 913 ---------------------------------------- 1.8 755 158 137 14 7 – –

Other government administration 913 -------------------------- 1.8 262 651 116 164 371 – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 478 1.0 – 478 – 325 103 – 50

Water supply 363 -------------------------------------------- .7 – 363 – 232 84 – 47

Electric power 15 ------------------------------------------- – – 15 – – 15 – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 100 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 100 – 93 4 – 3

State liquor stores 491 ------------------------------------------ 1.0 491 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 2 ------------------------------------ 578 5.2 1 431 1 147 73 384 677 – 13

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 115 ------------- 431 100.0 38 410 77 021 6 357 24 135 10 479 35 185 865

Education services:

Education 61 ----------------------------------------------- 851 53.6 13 538 48 313 – 13 128 – 35 185 –

Higher education 12 -------------------------------------- 812 11.1 12 812 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 5 ------------------------- 969 5.2 5 969 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 48 --------------------- 313 41.9 – 48 313 – 13 128 – 35 185 –

Instructional employees only 43 ------------------------- 241 37.5 – 43 241 – 11 146 – 32 095 –

Other education 726 --------------------------------------- .6 726 – – – – – –

Libraries 783 ------------------------------------------------ .7 – 783 – 380 403 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6 ------------------------------------------- 990 6.1 2 785 4 204 4 083 87 34 – –

Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------ 265 2.0 2 265 – – – – – –

Health 2 -------------------------------------------------- 240 1.9 1 892 349 – 243 106 – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 094 .9 1 094 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------------- 783 5.9 4 127 2 656 – 1 170 1 483 – 2

Air transportation 131 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 131 – 131 – – –

Water transport and terminals 14 ----------------------------- – 14 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 7 ----------------------------------------- 674 6.6 1 158 6 515 358 2 948 3 209 – –

Police officers only 6 ------------------------------------ 417 5.6 931 5 486 222 2 535 2 729 – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 735 3.2 – 3 735 – 2 350 1 330 – 55

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 605 3.1 – 3 605 – 2 280 1 273 – 52

Correction 3 ----------------------------------------------- 444 3.0 2 334 1 110 1 104 6 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 036 .9 975 61 46 – – – 15

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 054 .9 491 562 – 364 198 – –

Housing and community development 678 ---------------------- .6 – 678 – 48 19 – 611

Sewerage 855 ----------------------------------------------- .7 – 855 2 466 368 – 19

Sanitation other than sewerage 649 ---------------------------- .6 – 649 2 273 322 – 52 Government administration: Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 368 2.1 977 1 390 107 520 763 – – Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 288 2.0 1 895 393 328 44 20 – – Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 135 1.8 698 1 437 194 438 805 – – Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 106 1.0 – 1 106 – 809 206 – 91 Water supply 873 -------------------------------------------- .8 – 873 – 621 167 – 85 Electric power 35 ------------------------------------------- – – 35 – – 35 – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 198 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 198 – 187 5 – 6 State liquor stores 867 ------------------------------------------ .8 867 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 5 ------------------------------------ 394 4.7 3 300 2 094 132 729 1 212 – 21

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 496 – 2 416 2 537 1 942 2 790 2 318 2 581 2 097

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 820 – 3 495 2 758 – 3 022 – 2 675 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 293 – 2 302 2 285 1 942 2 612 2 318 1 826 2 097

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

NEW JERSEY

Employment 445 ------------------------------------ 135 100.0 133 775 311 360 76 030 65 607 36 227 125 956 7 540

Full-time employees only 364 ------------------------------------ 402 81.9 107 651 256 751 63 331 49 395 27 348 110 076 6 601

Full-time equivalent employment 404 ---------------- 225 100.0 117 026 287 199 68 004 54 048 30 120 128 231 6 796

Education services:

Education 190 ----------------------------------------------- 730 47.2 35 119 155 611 14 753 10 465 2 162 128 231 –

Higher education 35 -------------------------------------- 833 8.9 27 343 8 490 8 490 – – – –

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------------- 209 2.5 7 524 2 685 2 685 – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 151 -------------------- 949 37.6 4 828 147 121 6 263 10 465 2 162 128 231 –

Instructional employees only 106 ------------------------- 188 26.3 3 467 102 721 4 279 7 446 1 631 89 365 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 948 .7 2 948 – – – – – –

Libraries 3 ------------------------------------------------ 867 1.0 – 3 867 1 258 1 396 1 213 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 17 ------------------------------------------- 000 4.2 5 893 11 107 10 013 679 415 – –

Hospitals 25 ------------------------------------------------ 827 6.4 19 155 6 672 6 672 – – – –

Health 7 -------------------------------------------------- 217 1.8 3 276 3 941 1 715 1 444 782 – –

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 162 .5 2 162 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 18 ----------------------------------------------- 576 4.6 8 272 10 304 3 025 3 113 3 259 – 907

Air transportation 56 ---------------------------------------- – – 56 39 5 – – 12

Water transport and terminals 118 ----------------------------- – 112 6 – – – – 6

Public safety:

Police protection 30 ----------------------------------------- 551 7.6 3 651 26 900 3 452 14 016 9 432 – –

Police officers only 23 ------------------------------------ 535 5.8 2 642 20 893 2 391 11 083 7 419 – –

Fire protection 7 ------------------------------------------- 633 1.9 – 7 633 334 5 354 1 604 – 341

Firefighters only 7 --------------------------------------- 035 1.7 – 7 035 160 5 048 1 502 – 325

Correction 18 ----------------------------------------------- 155 4.5 9 791 8 364 8 362 2 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 499 .6 2 086 413 222 50 63 – 78

Parks and recreation 7 ------------------------------------- 915 2.0 2 577 5 338 2 497 1 555 1 286 – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 904 .5 – 1 904 243 1 316 323 – 22

Sewerage 4 ----------------------------------------------- 663 1.2 – 4 663 – 688 574 – 3 401

Sanitation other than sewerage 5 ---------------------------- 645 1.4 938 4 707 445 2 241 1 538 – 483

Government administration:

Financial administration 11 ----------------------------------- 257 2.8 6 063 5 194 1 064 2 218 1 912 – –

Judicial and legal 15 ---------------------------------------- 917 3.9 4 751 11 166 8 457 1 648 1 061 – –

Other government administration 7 -------------------------- 528 1.9 1 628 5 900 1 944 2 036 1 920 – –

Utilities 4 ---------------------------------------------------- 255 1.1 625 3 630 85 1 891 459 – 1 195

Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 083 .8 129 2 954 5 1 649 444 – 856

Electric power 235 ------------------------------------------- .1 – 235 2 229 4 – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 937 -------------------------------------------------- .2 496 441 78 13 11 – 339

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 20 ------------------------------------ 750 5.1 10 927 9 823 3 424 3 931 2 117 – 351

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------------- 216 621 100.0 357 816 858 805 173 595 165 921 88 374 411 419 19 496

Education services:

Education 620 ----------------------------------------------- 969 51.0 118 656 502 313 43 985 38 513 8 395 411 419 –

Higher education 114 -------------------------------------- 215 9.4 89 437 24 778 24 778 – – – –

Instructional employees only 54 ------------------------- 294 4.5 41 697 12 597 12 597 – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 496 --------------------- 809 40.8 19 275 477 534 19 206 38 513 8 395 411 419 –

Instructional employees only 423 ------------------------- 994 34.9 16 197 407 796 14 316 31 582 7 205 354 694 –

Other education 9 --------------------------------------- 945 .8 9 945 – – – – – –

Libraries 7 ------------------------------------------------ 427 .6 – 7 427 2 399 2 733 2 295 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 42 ------------------------------------------- 247 3.5 16 692 25 555 23 401 1 369 785 – –

Hospitals 60 ------------------------------------------------ 444 5.0 45 324 15 121 15 121 – – – –

Health 19 -------------------------------------------------- 196 1.6 9 519 9 677 4 162 3 494 2 021 – –

Social insurance administration 5 ---------------------------- 620 .5 5 620 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 52 ----------------------------------------------- 689 4.3 26 392 26 297 7 240 7 832 8 011 – 3 214

Air transportation 149 ---------------------------------------- – – 149 112 16 – – 21

Water transport and terminals 314 ----------------------------- – 303 11 – – – – 11

Public safety:

Police protection 105 ----------------------------------------- 719 8.7 12 849 92 870 10 345 49 164 33 361 – –

Police officers only 91 ------------------------------------ 720 7.5 10 488 81 232 7 781 43 794 29 656 – –

Fire protection 27 ------------------------------------------- 700 2.3 – 27 700 773 19 882 6 198 – 847

Firefighters only 26 --------------------------------------- 414 2.2 – 26 414 407 19 223 5 962 – 822

Correction 52 ----------------------------------------------- 503 4.3 30 537 21 967 21 964 3 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ---------------------------------------- 567 .6 6 647 920 432 128 168 – 192

Parks and recreaton 19 ------------------------------------- 208 1.6 7 259 11 949 5 290 3 894 2 765 – –

Housing and community development 4 ---------------------- 514 .4 – 4 514 597 3 007 839 – 71

Sewerage 13 ----------------------------------------------- 219 1.1 – 13 219 – 1 774 1 569 – 9 877

Sanitation other than sewerage 14 ---------------------------- 119 1.2 3 187 10 932 914 5 092 3 678 – 1 248 Government administration: Financial administration 29 ----------------------------------- 730 2.4 16 462 13 268 2 883 5 669 4 716 – – Judicial and legal 46 ---------------------------------------- 671 3.8 18 330 28 342 22 121 3 844 2 376 – – Other government administration 20 -------------------------- 029 1.6 5 489 14 539 4 577 5 401 4 562 – – Utilities 11 ---------------------------------------------------- 983 1.0 2 164 9 819 170 5 050 1 308 – 3 291 Water supply 8 -------------------------------------------- 147 .7 359 7 788 17 4 314 1 264 – 2 192 Electric power 731 ------------------------------------------- .1 – 731 3 714 13 – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 3 -------------------------------------------------- 106 .3 1 806 1 300 150 21 31 – 1 099 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 54 ------------------------------------ 604 4.5 32 385 22 219 7 111 9 057 5 328 – 724

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 3 --------------------------------------- 191 – 3 122 3 220 2 603 3 191 3 050 3 648 2 900

Instructional employees 4 ------------------------------------- 184 – 5 426 4 064 3 846 4 268 4 431 4 056 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 757 – 2 893 2 672 2 468 3 005 2 964 2 197 2 900

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

NEW MEXICO

Employment 116 ------------------------------------ 607 100.0 53 317 63 290 7 848 16 913 – 37 697 832

Full-time employees only 89 ------------------------------------ 904 77.1 36 348 53 556 7 060 13 305 – 32 539 652

Full-time equivalent employment 101 ---------------- 917 100.0 42 159 59 758 7 421 14 135 – 37 493 709

Education services:

Education 55 ----------------------------------------------- 085 54.0 17 592 37 493 – – – 37 493 –

Higher education 17 -------------------------------------- 592 17.3 16 735 857 – – – 857 –

Instructional employees only 4 ------------------------- 719 4.6 4 377 342 – – – 342 –

Elementary and secondary education 36 -------------------- 636 35.9 – 36 636 – – – 36 636 –

Instructional employees only 27 ------------------------- 233 26.7 – 27 233 – – – 27 233 –

Other education 857 --------------------------------------- .8 857 – – – – – –

Libraries 449 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 449 38 411 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------------- 291 2.2 1 950 341 65 276 – – –

Hospitals 7 ------------------------------------------------ 638 7.5 5 363 2 275 2 117 – – – 158

Health 2 -------------------------------------------------- 414 2.4 2 099 315 129 186 – – –

Social insurance administration 855 ---------------------------- .8 855 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------------- 294 4.2 2 725 1 569 862 707 – – –

Air transportation 277 ---------------------------------------- .3 7 270 2 268 – – –

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- – – 1 – 1– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 4 ----------------------------------------- 582 4.5 570 4 012 1 121 2 891 – – –

Police officers only 3 ------------------------------------ 377 3.3 418 2 959 793 2 166 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 392 1.4 – 1 392 91 1 301 – – –

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 302 1.3 – 1 302 72 1 230 – – –

Correction 3 ----------------------------------------------- 703 3.6 2 628 1 075 666 409 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 150 2.1 1 641 509 14 45 – – 450

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------------- 169 2.1 632 1 537 112 1 425 – – –

Housing and community development 225 ---------------------- .2 – 225 25 159 – – 41

Sewerage 618 ----------------------------------------------- .6 – 618 14 596 – – 8

Sanitation other than sewerage 901 ---------------------------- .9 – 901 112 768 – – 21

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ----------------------------------- 863 3.8 2 507 1 356 836 520 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 946 1.9 1 670 276 52 224 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 157 2.1 202 1 955 666 1 289 – – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 560 1.5 – 1 560 65 1 467 – – 28

Water supply 897 -------------------------------------------- .9 – 897 18 851 – – 28

Electric power 185 ------------------------------------------- .2 – 185 27 158 – – –

Gas supply 102 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 102 20 82 – – –

Transit 376 -------------------------------------------------- .4 – 376 – 376 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 347 3.3 1 718 1 629 434 1 192 – – 3

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 191 ------------- 709 100.0 88 128 103 580 14 236 27 380 – 60 797 1 167

Education services:

Education 97 ----------------------------------------------- 588 50.9 36 791 60 797 – – – 60 797 –

Higher education 36 -------------------------------------- 785 19.2 34 934 1 851 – – – 1 851 –

Instructional employees only 11 ------------------------- 487 6.0 10 556 931 – – – 931 –

Elmentary and secondary education 58 --------------------- 946 30.7 – 58 946 – – – 58 946 –

Instructional employees only 51 ------------------------- 191 26.7 – 51 191 – – – 51 191 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 857 1.0 1 857 – – – – – –

Libraries 703 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 703 54 649 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4 ------------------------------------------- 495 2.3 3 991 504 91 413 – – –

Hospitals 15 ------------------------------------------------ 305 8.0 10 598 4 708 4 400 – – – 307

Health 5 -------------------------------------------------- 291 2.8 4 642 649 257 392 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 753 .9 1 753 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 8 ----------------------------------------------- 319 4.3 5 509 2 809 1 512 1 298 – – –

Air transportation 489 ---------------------------------------- .3 20 469 4 466 – – –

Water transport and terminals 2 ----------------------------- – – 2 – 2– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ----------------------------------------- 721 5.1 1 355 8 366 2 352 6 014 – – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 802 4.1 1 111 6 691 1 809 4 882 – – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 176 1.7 – 3 176 218 2 958 – – –

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 986 1.6 – 2 986 182 2 805 – – –

Correction 7 ----------------------------------------------- 075 3.7 5 289 1 785 1 067 718 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 254 2.2 3 475 779 22 56 – – 701

Parks and recreaton 3 ------------------------------------- 751 2.0 1 184 2 567 201 2 366 – – –

Housing and community development 421 ---------------------- .2 – 421 47 311 – – 63

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 269 .7 – 1 269 38 1 221 – – 10

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 610 .8 – 1 610 165 1 405 – – 39 Government administration: Financial administration 7 ----------------------------------- 634 4.0 5 116 2 518 1 518 1 000 – – – Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 730 2.5 4 121 609 122 487 – – – Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 296 2.2 516 3 780 1 197 2 583 – – – Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 091 1.6 – 3 091 183 2 868 – – 40 Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 668 .9 – 1 668 41 1 586 – – 40 Electric power 519 ------------------------------------------- .3 – 519 88 431 – – – Gas supply 202 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 202 53 148 – – – Transit 702 -------------------------------------------------- .4 – 702 – 702 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 6 ------------------------------------ 737 3.5 3 767 2 969 788 2 175 – – 7

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 023 – 2 253 1 867 1 940 1 972 – 1 812 1 659

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 010 – 2 947 1 907 – – – 1 907 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 030 – 2 192 1 827 1 940 1 972 – 1 369 1 659

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

NEW YORK

Employment 1 ------------------------------------ 232 930 100.0 290 433 942 497 126 966 519 804 50 940 232 629 12 158

Full-time employees only 1 ------------------------------------ 043 765 84.7 255 170 788 595 101 832 466 910 29 591 179 619 10 643

Full-time equivalent employment 1 ---------------- 124 093 100.0 267 429 856 664 111 387 481 923 35 046 217 277 11 031

Education services:

Education 435 ----------------------------------------------- 560 38.7 48 345 387 215 13 080 156 858 – 217 277 –

Higher education 61 -------------------------------------- 232 5.4 42 684 18 548 13 080 5 468 – – –

Instructional employees only 24 ------------------------- 497 2.2 16 828 7 669 5 592 2 077 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 368 -------------------- 667 32.8 – 368 667 – 151 390 – 217 277 –

Instructional employees only 251 ------------------------- 771 22.4 – 251 771 – 104 286 – 147 485 –

Other education 5 --------------------------------------- 661 .5 5 661 – – – – – –

Libraries 6 ------------------------------------------------ 246 .6 – 6 246 684 4 982 580 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 62 ------------------------------------------- 520 5.6 7 396 55 124 25 656 29 044 424 – –

Hospitals 128 ------------------------------------------------ 179 11.4 62 749 65 430 11 351 53 806 273 – –

Health 27 -------------------------------------------------- 300 2.4 9 037 18 263 9 656 8 067 420 – 120

Social insurance administration 13 ---------------------------- 103 1.2 13 103 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 47 ----------------------------------------------- 125 4.2 14 897 32 228 5 758 13 692 8 527 – 4 251

Air transportation 3 ---------------------------------------- 088 .3 98 2 990 259 110 89 – 2 532

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 751 .2 1 008 743 – 216 – – 527

Public safety:

Police protection 66 ----------------------------------------- 921 6.0 5 481 61 440 10 708 46 582 4 150 – –

Police officers only 57 ------------------------------------ 416 5.1 3 975 53 441 8 818 41 545 3 078 – –

Fire protection 20 ------------------------------------------- 497 1.8 – 20 497 368 18 873 183 – 1 073

Firefighters only 18 --------------------------------------- 835 1.7 – 18 835 298 17 417 130 – 990

Correction 58 ----------------------------------------------- 669 5.2 33 083 25 586 9 533 16 053 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 665 .3 3 484 181 39 48 88 – 6

Parks and recreation 13 ------------------------------------- 435 1.2 1 840 11 595 1 797 6 493 3 305 – –

Housing and community development 21 ---------------------- 303 1.9 – 21 303 119 21 055 129 – –

Sewerage 8 ----------------------------------------------- 162 .7 – 8 162 2 709 4 585 868 – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 16 ---------------------------- 866 1.5 – 16 866 644 13 845 2 145 – 232

Government administration:

Financial administration 22 ----------------------------------- 971 2.0 12 020 10 951 2 501 6 025 2 425 – –

Judicial and legal 27 ---------------------------------------- 074 2.4 16 414 10 660 3 003 6 357 1 300 – –

Other government administration 20 -------------------------- 650 1.8 5 025 15 625 5 167 7 158 3 300 – –

Utilities 77 ---------------------------------------------------- 505 6.9 19 768 57 737 1 487 53 018 1 051 – 2 181

Water supply 7 -------------------------------------------- 362 .7 – 7 362 1 246 5 108 966 – 42

Electric power 4 ------------------------------------------- 661 .4 4 238 423 – 372 36 – 15

Gas supply 9 ---------------------------------------------- – – 9 – 9– – –

Transit 65 -------------------------------------------------- 473 5.8 15 530 49 943 241 47 529 49 – 2 124

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 41 ------------------------------------ 503 3.7 13 681 27 822 6 868 15 056 5 789 – 109

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 3 ------------- 449 099 100.0 832 608 2 616 491 310 848 1 492 002 84 592 685 310 43 738

Education services:

Education 1 ----------------------------------------------- 382 781 40.1 158 344 1 224 438 42 056 497 071 – 685 310 –

Higher education 203 -------------------------------------- 980 5.9 141 165 62 815 42 056 20 759 – – –

Instructional employees only 110 ------------------------- 789 3.2 74 738 36 051 25 229 10 822 – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 1 --------------------- 161 622 33.7 – 1 161 622 – 476 312 – 685 310 –

Instructional employees only 953 ------------------------- 161 27.6 – 953 161 – 381 089 – 572 072 –

Other education 17 --------------------------------------- 179 .5 17 179 – – – – – –

Libraries 13 ------------------------------------------------ 026 .4 – 13 026 1 583 10 373 1 071 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 155 ------------------------------------------- 143 4.5 22 321 132 821 56 483 75 580 759 – –

Hospitals 346 ------------------------------------------------ 241 10.0 167 560 178 681 36 799 141 310 572 – –

Health 76 -------------------------------------------------- 299 2.2 30 481 45 818 24 995 19 435 1 084 – 304

Social insurance administration 35 ---------------------------- 025 1.0 35 025 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 139 ----------------------------------------------- 059 4.0 41 466 97 592 13 455 46 015 20 296 – 17 826

Air transportation 11 ---------------------------------------- 793 .3 272 11 521 624 236 295 – 10 366

Water transport and terminals 6 ----------------------------- 291 .2 3 393 2 898 – 685 – – 2 213

Public safety:

Police protection 253 ----------------------------------------- 497 7.3 18 687 234 810 40 785 180 168 13 856 – –

Police officers only 227 ------------------------------------ 589 6.6 14 986 212 603 36 348 164 671 11 583 – –

Fire protection 78 ------------------------------------------- 379 2.3 – 78 379 979 74 000 544 – 2 857

Firefighters only 72 --------------------------------------- 181 2.1 – 72 181 832 68 291 390 – 2 668

Correction 192 ----------------------------------------------- 135 5.6 106 705 85 430 29 454 55 976 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 11 ---------------------------------------- 063 .3 10 603 460 87 120 239 – 14

Parks and recreaton 31 ------------------------------------- 792 .9 5 280 26 512 4 382 14 572 7 557 – –

Housing and community development 52 ---------------------- 184 1.5 – 52 184 291 51 498 394 – –

Sewerage 21 ----------------------------------------------- 495 .6 – 21 495 8 018 11 208 2 269 – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 59 ---------------------------- 450 1.7 – 59 450 1 437 51 728 5 794 – 491 Government administration: Financial administration 62 ----------------------------------- 809 1.8 32 529 30 280 6 823 18 100 5 357 – – Judicial and legal 95 ---------------------------------------- 984 2.8 62 851 33 133 10 086 20 035 3 012 – – Other government administration 54 -------------------------- 382 1.6 14 318 40 064 12 812 19 834 7 418 – – Utilities 266 ---------------------------------------------------- 376 7.7 79 720 186 657 4 336 170 352 2 690 – 9 279 Water supply 18 -------------------------------------------- 528 .5 – 18 528 3 772 12 183 2 446 – 126 Electric power 19 ------------------------------------------- 413 .6 18 033 1 379 – 1 201 109 – 69 Gas supply 23 ---------------------------------------------- – – 23 – 23 – – – Transit 228 -------------------------------------------------- 413 6.6 61 686 166 726 564 156 945 135 – 9 084 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 103 ------------------------------------ 896 3.0 43 054 60 842 15 363 33 705 11 385 – 389

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 3 --------------------------------------- 175 – 3 143 3 186 2 849 3 118 2 568 3 605 4 044

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 908 – 4 474 3 874 4 332 3 626 – 4 051 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 932 – 3 063 2 875 2 782 2 971 2 568 2 201 4 044

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

NORTH CAROLINA

Employment 431 ------------------------------------ 185 100.0 127 279 303 906 246 674 46 181 – – 11 051

Full-time employees only 338 ------------------------------------ 363 78.5 96 832 241 531 190 694 40 366 – – 10 471

Full-time equivalent employment 370 ---------------- 979 100.0 109 046 261 933 208 852 42 321 – – 10 760

Education services:

Education 193 ----------------------------------------------- 397 52.1 41 799 151 598 151 598 – – – –

Higher education 52 -------------------------------------- 152 14.1 38 758 13 394 13 394 – – – –

Instructional employees only 21 ------------------------- 968 5.9 15 366 6 602 6 602 – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 138 -------------------- 204 37.3 – 138 204 138 204 – – – –

Instructional employees only 100 ------------------------- 628 27.1 – 100 628 100 628 – – – –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 041 .8 3 041 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 140 .6 – 2 140 1 880 260 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 13 ------------------------------------------- 156 3.5 1 156 12 000 11 929 71 – – –

Hospitals 31 ------------------------------------------------ 933 8.6 15 534 16 399 8 816 – – – 7 583

Health 14 -------------------------------------------------- 760 4.0 2 276 12 484 12 417 67 – – –

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 304 .6 2 304 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 15 ----------------------------------------------- 028 4.1 12 084 2 944 1 2 943 – – –

Air transportation 708 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 708 146 276 – – 286

Water transport and terminals 329 ----------------------------- .1 329 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 17 ----------------------------------------- 035 4.6 3 107 13 928 5 060 8 868 – – –

Police officers only 13 ------------------------------------ 620 3.7 2 319 11 301 4 165 7 136 – – –

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------------- 214 1.4 – 5 214 304 4 900 – – 10

Firefighters only 4 --------------------------------------- 907 1.3 – 4 907 200 4 697 – – 10

Correction 15 ----------------------------------------------- 161 4.1 12 367 2 794 2 794 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 5 ---------------------------------------- 092 1.4 4 066 1 026 791 95 – – 140

Parks and recreation 4 ------------------------------------- 469 1.2 694 3 775 801 2 974 – – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 536 .7 – 2 536 88 370 – – 2 078

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 961 .8 – 2 961 118 2 680 – – 163

Sanitation other than sewerage 5 ---------------------------- 061 1.4 126 4 935 1 437 3 498 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 7 ----------------------------------- 384 2.0 2 707 4 677 2 781 1 896 – – –

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 611 1.5 4 945 666 583 83 – – –

Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 691 1.3 727 3 964 1 839 2 125 – – –

Utilities 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 246 1.4 – 5 246 570 4 273 – – 403

Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 229 .9 – 3 229 478 2 605 – – 146

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 326 .4 – 1 326 – 1 245 – – 81

Gas supply 158 ---------------------------------------------- – – 158 – 158 – – –

Transit 533 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 533 92 265 – – 176

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 16 ------------------------------------ 763 4.5 4 825 11 938 4 899 6 942 – – 97

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 793 ------------- 419 100.0 257 507 535 912 429 334 83 691 – – 22 887

Education services:

Education 429 ----------------------------------------------- 679 54.2 108 194 321 485 321 485 – – – –

Higher education 131 -------------------------------------- 403 16.6 100 845 30 558 30 558 – – – –

Instructional employees only 72 ------------------------- 221 9.1 54 939 17 282 17 282 – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 290 --------------------- 927 36.7 – 290 927 290 927 – – – –

Instructional employees only 242 ------------------------- 256 30.5 – 242 256 242 256 – – – –

Other education 7 --------------------------------------- 349 .9 7 349 – – – – – –

Libraries 3 ------------------------------------------------ 622 .5 – 3 622 3 146 476 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 23 ------------------------------------------- 443 3.0 2 950 20 493 20 390 102 – – –

Hospitals 69 ------------------------------------------------ 408 8.7 33 554 35 854 18 945 – – – 16 909

Health 30 -------------------------------------------------- 662 3.9 5 858 24 805 24 663 141 – – –

Social insurance administration 5 ---------------------------- 135 .6 5 135 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 29 ----------------------------------------------- 882 3.8 24 729 5 153 1 5 152 – – –

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 363 .2 – 1 363 249 559 – – 556

Water transport and terminals 841 ----------------------------- .1 841 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 37 ----------------------------------------- 294 4.7 7 953 29 342 9 875 19 467 – – –

Police officers only 31 ------------------------------------ 151 3.9 6 309 24 842 8 449 16 394 – – –

Fire protection 11 ------------------------------------------- 890 1.5 – 11 890 614 11 261 – – 15

Firefighters only 11 --------------------------------------- 214 1.4 – 11 214 388 10 810 – – 15

Correction 29 ----------------------------------------------- 874 3.8 24 984 4 890 4 890 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 10 ---------------------------------------- 760 1.4 9 356 1 404 1 002 179 – – 223

Parks and recreaton 7 ------------------------------------- 401 .9 1 314 6 087 1 364 4 722 – – –

Housing and community development 4 ---------------------- 877 .6 – 4 877 217 926 – – 3 735

Sewerage 5 ----------------------------------------------- 595 .7 – 5 595 192 5 090 – – 313

Sanitation other than sewerage 7 ---------------------------- 959 1.0 311 7 647 2 193 5 454 – – 1 Government administration: Financial administration 15 ----------------------------------- 820 2.0 6 428 9 392 5 426 3 966 – – – Judicial and legal 14 ---------------------------------------- 028 1.8 12 514 1 515 1 230 285 – – – Other government administration 11 -------------------------- 031 1.4 2 039 8 992 3 730 5 262 – – – Utilities 10 ---------------------------------------------------- 065 1.3 – 10 065 908 8 254 – – 903 Water supply 5 -------------------------------------------- 855 .7 – 5 855 805 4 767 – – 283 Electric power 3 ------------------------------------------- 004 .4 – 3 004 – 2 714 – – 290 Gas supply 329 ---------------------------------------------- – – 329 – 329 – – – Transit 877 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 877 104 443 – – 330 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 32 ------------------------------------ 788 4.1 11 347 21 441 8 814 12 395 – – 232

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 186 – 2 413 2 095 2 109 2 014 – – 2 148

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 618 – 4 159 2 459 2 459 – – – – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 973 – 2 202 1 831 1 712 2 014 – – 2 148

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

NORTH DAKOTA

Employment 58 ------------------------------------ 081 100.0 21 964 36 117 4 374 6 329 7 137 16 250 2 027

Full-time employees only 31 ------------------------------------ 682 54.5 13 577 18 105 3 177 2 722 49 11 568 589

Full-time equivalent employment 38 ---------------- 274 100.0 16 468 21 806 3 639 3 126 66 13 974 1 001

Education services:

Education 21 ----------------------------------------------- 103 55.1 7 129 13 974 – – – 13 974 –

Higher education 6 -------------------------------------- 790 17.7 6 790 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------------- 499 6.5 2 499 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 13 -------------------- 974 36.5 – 13 974 – – – 13 974 –

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------------- 064 26.3 – 10 064 – – – 10 064 –

Other education 339 --------------------------------------- .9 339 – – – – – –

Libraries 118 ------------------------------------------------ .3 – 118 16 102 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 120 2.9 198 922 920 2 – – –

Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------------------ 922 5.0 1 922 – – – – – –

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 471 3.8 1 237 234 117 106 – – 11

Social insurance administration 592 ---------------------------- 1.5 592 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------------- 134 5.6 1 074 1 060 757 297 6 – –

Air transportation 83 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 83 – 60 – – 23

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------------------- 286 3.4 224 1 062 408 654 – – –

Police officers only 955 ------------------------------------ 2.5 123 832 322 510 – – –

Fire protection 300 ------------------------------------------- .8 – 300 1 294 – – 5

Firefighters only 288 --------------------------------------- .8 – 288 1 282 – – 5

Correction 678 ----------------------------------------------- 1.8 487 191 191 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 648 4.3 1 410 238 104 23 – – 111

Parks and recreation 860 ------------------------------------- 2.2 129 731 13 70 – – 648

Housing and community development 205 ---------------------- .5 – 205 2 11 – – 192

Sewerage 121 ----------------------------------------------- .3 – 121 2 119 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 306 ---------------------------- .8 – 306 4 295 – – 7

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 095 2.9 506 589 389 200 – – –

Judicial and legal 707 ---------------------------------------- 1.8 328 379 344 35 – – –

Other government administration 484 -------------------------- 1.3 105 379 235 135 9 – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 308 .8 – 308 – 308 – – –

Water supply 258 -------------------------------------------- .7 – 258 – 258 – – –

Electric power 11 ------------------------------------------- – – 11 – 11 – – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 39 .1 – 39 – 39 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------------ 733 4.5 1 127 606 136 415 51 – 4

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 79 ------------- 517 100.0 33 979 45 538 6 180 6 114 188 31 642 1 414

Education services:

Education 47 ----------------------------------------------- 413 59.6 15 771 31 642 – – – 31 642 –

Higher education 15 -------------------------------------- 129 19.0 15 129 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 8 ------------------------- 178 10.3 8 178 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 31 --------------------- 642 39.8 – 31 642 – – – 31 642 –

Instructional employees only 25 ------------------------- 713 32.3 – 25 713 – – – 25 713 –

Other education 642 --------------------------------------- .8 642 – – – – – –

Libraries 173 ------------------------------------------------ .2 – 173 21 152 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 797 2.3 336 1 461 1 459 2 – – –

Hospitals 3 ------------------------------------------------ 434 4.3 3 434 – – – – – –

Health 2 -------------------------------------------------- 844 3.6 2 442 402 192 203 – – 7

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 185 1.5 1 185 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------------- 039 5.1 2 074 1 965 1 381 574 10 – –

Air transportation 184 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 184 – 135 – – 50

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ----------------------------------------- 667 3.4 550 2 117 746 1 371 – – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 132 2.7 365 1 767 632 1 135 – – –

Fire protection 752 ------------------------------------------- .9 – 752 1 738 – – 12

Firefighters only 725 --------------------------------------- .9 – 725 1 712 – – 12

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 255 1.6 926 329 329 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 094 3.9 2 767 327 135 45 – – 147

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 201 1.5 222 979 18 119 – – 842

Housing and community development 369 ---------------------- .5 – 369 3 27 – – 339

Sewerage 243 ----------------------------------------------- .3 – 243 4 240 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 573 ---------------------------- .7 – 573 6 557 – – 11 Government administration: Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 978 2.5 932 1 046 621 410 15 – – Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 652 2.1 866 786 710 75 – – – Other government administration 831 -------------------------- 1.0 233 598 346 207 45 – – Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 584 .7 – 584 – 584 – – – Water supply 491 -------------------------------------------- .6 – 491 – 491 – – – Electric power 22 ------------------------------------------- – – 22 – 22 – – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit -------------------------------------------------- 71 .1 – 71 – 71 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 247 4.1 2 241 1 007 207 675 118 – 6

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 235 – 2 231 2 237 1 721 2 017 1 371 2 462 1 703

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 856 – 3 627 2 696 – – – 2 696 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 913 – 2 011 1 788 1 721 2 017 1 371 1 658 1 703

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

OHIO

Employment 622 ------------------------------------ 208 100.0 176 781 445 427 93 450 91 729 18 628 216 346 25 274

Full-time employees only 457 ------------------------------------ 378 73.5 116 336 341 042 84 703 68 181 5 325 165 095 17 738

Full-time equivalent employment 531 ---------------- 921 100.0 140 305 391 616 89 077 74 895 7 364 199 117 21 163

Education services:

Education 265 ----------------------------------------------- 387 49.9 68 255 197 132 – – – 197 132 –

Higher education 70 -------------------------------------- 230 13.2 65 959 4 271 – – – 4 271 –

Instructional employees only 23 ------------------------- 111 4.3 21 190 1 921 – – – 1 921 –

Elementary and secondary education 192 -------------------- 861 36.3 – 192 861 – – – 192 861 –

Instructional employees only 131 ------------------------- 061 24.6 – 131 061 – – – 131 061 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 296 .4 2 296 – – – – – –

Libraries1 ----------------------------------------------- 6 357 1.2 – 6 357 53 11 – 1 985 4 308

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 24 ------------------------------------------- 593 4.6 2 137 22 456 22 256 196 4 – –

Hospitals 32 ------------------------------------------------ 889 6.2 18 701 14 188 10 052 – – – 4 136

Health 20 -------------------------------------------------- 003 3.8 3 482 16 521 13 702 2 370 25 – 424

Social insurance administration 6 ---------------------------- 393 1.2 6 393 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 20 ----------------------------------------------- 358 3.8 8 903 11 455 4 808 5 547 1 100 – –

Air transportation 734 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 734 25 620 – – 89

Water transport and terminals 50 ----------------------------- – – 50 – 22 – – 28

Public safety:

Police protection 25 ----------------------------------------- 671 4.8 2 289 23 382 5 366 16 842 1 174 – –

Police officers only 18 ------------------------------------ 474 3.5 1 260 17 214 3 301 12 989 924 – –

Fire protection 11 ------------------------------------------- 506 2.2 – 11 506 42 9 797 1 579 – 88

Firefighters only 11 --------------------------------------- 114 2.1 – 11 114 8 9 518 1 506 – 82

Correction 16 ----------------------------------------------- 615 3.1 10 794 5 821 5 381 440 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 730 .9 3 810 920 379 199 – – 342

Parks and recreation 7 ------------------------------------- 889 1.5 778 7 111 524 4 673 97 – 1 817

Housing and community development 4 ---------------------- 178 .8 – 4 178 196 823 – – 3 159

Sewerage 6 ----------------------------------------------- 397 1.2 – 6 397 1 350 4 352 4 – 691

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 497 .7 – 3 497 435 3 020 8 – 34

Government administration:

Financial administration 10 ----------------------------------- 903 2.0 4 845 6 058 3 041 2 871 146 – –

Judicial and legal 15 ---------------------------------------- 837 3.0 2 112 13 725 10 311 3 406 8 – –

Other government administration 7 -------------------------- 629 1.4 996 6 633 2 366 3 606 661 – –

Utilities 13 ---------------------------------------------------- 956 2.6 – 13 956 496 7 452 25 – 5 983

Water supply 6 -------------------------------------------- 569 1.2 – 6 569 483 5 904 11 – 171

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 277 .2 – 1 277 – 1 263 14 – –

Gas supply 69 ---------------------------------------------- – – 69 – 69 – – –

Transit 6 -------------------------------------------------- 041 1.1 – 6 041 13 216 – – 5 812

State liquor stores 862 ------------------------------------------ .2 862 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 25 ------------------------------------ 487 4.8 5 948 19 539 8 294 8 648 2 533 – 64

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------------- 256 999 100.0 352 935 904 065 178 226 187 947 13 528 479 290 45 074

Education services:

Education 641 ----------------------------------------------- 395 51.0 165 572 475 822 – – – 475 822 –

Higher education 170 -------------------------------------- 866 13.6 158 997 11 869 – – – 11 869 –

Instructional employees only 83 ------------------------- 057 6.6 76 370 6 687 – – – 6 687 –

Elmentary and secondary education 463 --------------------- 953 36.9 – 463 953 – – – 463 953 –

Instructional employees only 386 ------------------------- 074 30.7 – 386 074 – – – 386 074 –

Other education 6 --------------------------------------- 575 .5 6 575 – – – – – –

Libraries1 ----------------------------------------------- 11 378 .9 – 11 378 85 15 – 3 468 7 810

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 47 ------------------------------------------- 358 3.8 5 808 41 550 41 144 399 6 – –

Hospitals 79 ------------------------------------------------ 196 6.3 46 298 32 898 24 035 – – – 8 862

Health 43 -------------------------------------------------- 818 3.5 10 168 33 651 27 289 5 659 49 – 654

Social insurance administration 16 ---------------------------- 282 1.3 16 282 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 48 ----------------------------------------------- 968 3.9 23 595 25 372 10 341 13 027 2 005 – –

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 796 .1 – 1 796 55 1 517 – – 225

Water transport and terminals 110 ----------------------------- – – 110 – 51 – – 59

Public safety:

Police protection 69 ----------------------------------------- 636 5.5 6 730 62 907 11 794 48 383 2 730 – –

Police officers only 56 ------------------------------------ 106 4.5 4 531 51 575 7 829 41 412 2 334 – –

Fire protection 33 ------------------------------------------- 453 2.7 – 33 453 82 29 841 3 364 – 166

Firefighters only 32 --------------------------------------- 705 2.6 – 32 705 13 29 289 3 243 – 160

Correction 39 ----------------------------------------------- 669 3.2 28 106 11 564 10 560 1 004 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 10 ---------------------------------------- 738 .9 9 018 1 720 663 447 – – 610

Parks and recreaton 14 ------------------------------------- 436 1.1 1 757 12 679 914 8 256 118 – 3 392

Housing and community development 8 ---------------------- 890 .7 – 8 890 431 2 160 – – 6 298

Sewerage 15 ----------------------------------------------- 749 1.3 – 15 749 3 205 10 708 9 – 1 828

Sanitation other than sewerage 7 ---------------------------- 404 .6 – 7 404 951 6 348 14 – 91 Government administration: Financial administration 25 ----------------------------------- 535 2.0 12 870 12 665 6 002 6 389 273 – – Judicial and legal 34 ---------------------------------------- 492 2.7 6 682 27 811 20 162 7 628 21 – – Other government administration 17 -------------------------- 704 1.4 2 343 15 361 4 603 9 516 1 242 – – Utilities 34 ---------------------------------------------------- 702 2.8 – 34 702 1 169 18 587 66 – 14 880 Water supply 15 -------------------------------------------- 852 1.3 – 15 852 1 153 14 323 28 – 348 Electric power 3 ------------------------------------------- 714 .3 – 3 714 – 3 676 38 – – Gas supply 186 ---------------------------------------------- – – 186 – 186 – – – Transit 14 -------------------------------------------------- 950 1.2 – 14 950 16 402 – – 14 532 State liquor stores 1 ------------------------------------------ 628 .1 1 628 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 52 ------------------------------------ 661 4.2 16 077 36 584 14 743 18 011 3 631 – 199

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 533 – 2 691 2 479 2 026 2 615 1 928 2 696 2 270

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 133 – 4 038 3 023 – – – 3 023 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 272 – 2 491 2 170 2 026 2 615 1 928 1 720 2 270

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

OKLAHOMA

Employment 207 ------------------------------------ 003 100.0 79 346 127 657 14 720 34 205 – 76 273 2 459

Full-time employees only 165 ------------------------------------ 376 79.9 59 275 106 101 12 579 28 549 – 63 102 1 871

Full-time equivalent employment 185 ---------------- 018 100.0 67 071 117 947 13 626 30 364 – 71 896 2 061

Education services:

Education 97 ----------------------------------------------- 455 52.7 25 559 71 896 – – – 71 896 –

Higher education 23 -------------------------------------- 633 12.8 23 633 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 7 ------------------------- 624 4.1 7 624 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 71 -------------------- 896 38.9 – 71 896 – – – 71 896 –

Instructional employees only 50 ------------------------- 773 27.4 – 50 773 – – – 50 773 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 926 1.0 1 926 – – – – – –

Libraries 713 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 713 440 273 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 8 ------------------------------------------- 167 4.4 7 944 223 116 107 – – –

Hospitals 16 ------------------------------------------------ 504 8.9 8 309 8 195 2 928 5 267 – – –

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 285 2.3 3 314 971 455 275 – – 241

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 701 .9 1 701 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 8 ----------------------------------------------- 757 4.7 3 542 5 215 3 219 1 996 – – –

Air transportation 247 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 247 – 247 – – –

Water transport and terminals 9 ----------------------------- – – 9 – –– – 9

Public safety:

Police protection 8 ----------------------------------------- 317 4.5 1 730 6 587 1 273 5 314 – – –

Police officers only 6 ------------------------------------ 027 3.3 991 5 036 870 4 166 – – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 801 2.1 – 3 801 12 3 744 – – 45

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 664 2.0 – 3 664 12 3 615 – – 37

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 638 3.0 4 823 815 757 58 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 421 1.3 2 050 371 177 – – – 194

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------- 216 1.7 1 212 2 004 117 1 887 – – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 354 .7 – 1 354 – 140 – – 1 214

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 075 .6 – 1 075 5 1 070 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 282 .7 – 1 282 26 1 245 – – 11

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 292 2.3 1 903 2 389 1 537 852 – – –

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 778 1.5 1 726 1 052 639 413 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 609 1.4 867 1 742 707 1 035 – – –

Utilities 3 ---------------------------------------------------- 348 1.8 472 2 876 – 2 540 – – 336

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 275 1.2 – 2 275 – 1 939 – – 336

Electric power 841 ------------------------------------------- .5 472 369 – 369 – – –

Gas supply 33 ---------------------------------------------- – – 33 – 33 – – –

Transit 199 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 199 – 199 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------ 049 3.8 1 919 5 130 1 218 3 901 – – 11

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 344 ------------- 218 100.0 133 413 210 806 20 874 59 310 – 127 517 3 105

Education services:

Education 181 ----------------------------------------------- 402 52.7 53 885 127 517 – – – 127 517 –

Higher education 49 -------------------------------------- 790 14.5 49 790 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 25 ------------------------- 476 7.4 25 476 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 127 --------------------- 517 37.0 – 127 517 – – – 127 517 –

Instructional employees only 105 ------------------------- 924 30.8 – 105 924 – – – 105 924 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 095 1.2 4 095 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 157 .3 – 1 157 799 357 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 14 ------------------------------------------- 825 4.3 14 489 336 160 176 – – –

Hospitals 29 ------------------------------------------------ 689 8.6 15 058 14 631 5 325 9 307 – – –

Health 8 -------------------------------------------------- 359 2.4 6 602 1 757 913 468 – – 376

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 491 1.0 3 491 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 14 ----------------------------------------------- 305 4.2 6 359 7 945 4 393 3 553 – – –

Air transportation 528 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 528 – 528 – – –

Water transport and terminals 18 ----------------------------- – – 18 – – – – 18

Public safety:

Police protection 17 ----------------------------------------- 474 5.1 3 633 13 840 1 807 12 033 – – –

Police officers only 13 ------------------------------------ 886 4.0 2 261 11 625 1 364 10 261 – – –

Fire protection 9 ------------------------------------------- 752 2.8 – 9 752 13 9 666 – – 73

Firefighters only 9 --------------------------------------- 547 2.8 – 9 547 13 9 474 – – 60

Correction 9 ----------------------------------------------- 598 2.8 8 470 1 128 1 030 99 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 144 1.2 3 650 494 190 – – – 304

Parks and recreaton 5 ------------------------------------- 061 1.5 1 703 3 358 158 3 200 – – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 080 .6 – 2 080 – 299 – – 1 781

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 907 .6 – 1 907 9 1 897 – – 1

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 027 .6 – 2 027 31 1 979 – – 17 Government administration: Financial administration 7 ----------------------------------- 818 2.3 3 816 4 002 2 347 1 655 – – – Judicial and legal 6 ---------------------------------------- 598 1.9 4 681 1 917 956 961 – – – Other government administration 5 -------------------------- 308 1.5 1 908 3 400 1 203 2 197 – – – Utilities 6 ---------------------------------------------------- 691 1.9 1 375 5 315 – 4 800 – – 516 Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 090 1.2 – 4 090 – 3 574 – – 516 Electric power 2 ------------------------------------------- 135 .6 1 375 759 – 759 – – – Gas supply 54 ---------------------------------------------- – – 54 – 54 – – – Transit 412 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 412 – 412 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 11 ------------------------------------ 988 3.5 4 292 7 695 1 541 6 134 – – 20

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 1 --------------------------------------- 951 – 2 044 1 899 1 553 1 981 – 1 941 1 529

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 256 – 3 478 2 111 – – – 2 111 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 799 – 1 887 1 716 1 553 1 981 – 1 345 1 529

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

OREGON

Employment 185 ------------------------------------ 429 100.0 63 229 122 200 18 697 18 212 – 73 839 11 452

Full-time employees only 128 ------------------------------------ 728 69.4 42 783 85 945 14 929 14 761 – 48 707 7 548

Full-time equivalent employment 151 ---------------- 973 100.0 49 704 102 269 16 434 15 840 – 60 881 9 114

Education services:

Education 76 ----------------------------------------------- 166 50.1 15 285 60 881 – – – 60 881 –

Higher education 19 -------------------------------------- 288 12.7 14 137 5 151 – – – 5 151 –

Instructional employees only 9 ------------------------- 710 6.4 7 758 1 952 – – – 1 952 –

Elementary and secondary education 55 -------------------- 730 36.7 – 55 730 – – – 55 730 –

Instructional employees only 40 ------------------------- 356 26.6 – 40 356 – – – 40 356 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 148 .8 1 148 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 223 .8 – 1 223 617 581 – – 25

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------------- 153 3.4 4 439 714 690 24 – – –

Hospitals 8 ------------------------------------------------ 227 5.4 6 163 2 064 74 161 – – 1 829

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 591 3.0 1 462 3 129 3 016 39 – – 74

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 347 1.5 2 347 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------------- 565 5.0 3 851 3 714 2 185 1 494 – – 35

Air transportation 243 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 243 16 48 – – 179

Water transport and terminals 335 ----------------------------- .2 – 335 – – – – 335

Public safety:

Police protection 6 ----------------------------------------- 371 4.2 1 092 5 279 1 802 3 477 – – –

Police officers only 4 ------------------------------------ 808 3.2 821 3 987 1 349 2 638 – – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 043 2.0 – 3 043 2 2 079 – – 962

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 749 1.8 – 2 749 2 1 885 – – 862

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 423 3.6 2 709 2 714 2 704 10 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 415 2.2 2 976 439 84 2 – – 353

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------------- 174 1.4 351 1 823 252 1 077 – – 494

Housing and community development 772 ---------------------- .5 – 772 59 142 – – 571

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 299 .9 – 1 299 88 1 112 – – 99

Sanitation other than sewerage 355 ---------------------------- .2 – 355 162 102 – – 91

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 342 3.5 3 235 2 107 1 385 722 – – –

Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------------- 460 2.3 2 225 1 235 1 001 234 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 824 1.9 677 2 147 1 020 1 127 – – –

Utilities 4 ---------------------------------------------------- 693 3.1 – 4 693 3 1 799 – – 2 891

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 639 1.1 – 1 639 3 1 324 – – 312

Electric power 854 ------------------------------------------- .6 – 854 – 461 – – 393

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 200 1.4 – 2 200 – 14 – – 2 186

State liquor stores 185 ------------------------------------------ .1 185 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 6 ------------------------------------ 767 4.5 2 707 4 060 1 274 1 610 – – 1 176

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 384 ------------- 282 100.0 130 410 253 872 39 470 46 041 – 144 745 23 617

Education services:

Education 190 ----------------------------------------------- 415 49.6 45 670 144 745 – – – 144 745 –

Higher education 54 -------------------------------------- 794 14.3 42 780 12 014 – – – 12 014 –

Instructional employees only 36 ------------------------- 250 9.4 30 168 6 082 – – – 6 082 –

Elmentary and secondary education 132 --------------------- 731 34.5 – 132 731 – – – 132 731 –

Instructional employees only 108 ------------------------- 972 28.4 – 108 972 – – – 108 972 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 890 .8 2 890 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 281 .6 – 2 281 1 149 1 094 – – 38

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 12 ------------------------------------------- 305 3.2 10 744 1 561 1 519 42 – – –

Hospitals 20 ------------------------------------------------ 114 5.2 14 714 5 400 141 468 – – 4 791

Health 10 -------------------------------------------------- 873 2.8 3 729 7 143 6 911 121 – – 111

Social insurance administration 5 ---------------------------- 748 1.5 5 748 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 17 ----------------------------------------------- 270 4.5 8 075 9 196 5 114 4 032 – – 49

Air transportation 724 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 724 35 116 – – 573

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 016 .3 – 1 016 – – – – 1 016

Public safety:

Police protection 19 ----------------------------------------- 603 5.1 3 648 15 955 4 854 11 101 – – –

Police officers only 15 ------------------------------------ 951 4.2 3 070 12 881 3 815 9 066 – – –

Fire protection 10 ------------------------------------------- 867 2.8 – 10 867 5 7 820 – – 3 042

Firefighters only 10 --------------------------------------- 088 2.6 – 10 088 5 7 307 – – 2 776

Correction 14 ----------------------------------------------- 012 3.6 7 055 6 957 6 935 22 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ---------------------------------------- 692 2.0 6 913 779 159 9 – – 611

Parks and recreaton 4 ------------------------------------- 888 1.3 1 098 3 790 512 2 376 – – 902

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 817 .5 – 1 817 165 437 – – 1 215

Sewerage 3 ----------------------------------------------- 576 .9 – 3 576 228 3 121 – – 227

Sanitation other than sewerage 857 ---------------------------- .2 – 857 355 256 – – 246 Government administration: Financial administration 13 ----------------------------------- 076 3.4 8 028 5 049 3 232 1 817 – – – Judicial and legal 9 ---------------------------------------- 139 2.4 5 959 3 179 2 566 613 – – – Other government administration 7 -------------------------- 682 2.0 1 749 5 933 2 616 3 317 – – – Utilities 13 ---------------------------------------------------- 397 3.5 – 13 397 4 5 249 – – 8 144 Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 355 1.1 – 4 355 4 3 607 – – 743 Electric power 2 ------------------------------------------- 900 .8 – 2 900 – 1 611 – – 1 289 Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 6 -------------------------------------------------- 142 1.6 – 6 142 – 31 – – 6 111 State liquor stores 488 ------------------------------------------ .1 488 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 16 ------------------------------------ 439 4.3 6 790 9 648 2 968 4 029 – – 2 651

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 651 – 2 607 2 673 2 470 2 997 – 2 623 2 767

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 985 – 3 889 2 850 – – – 2 850 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 492 – 2 421 2 545 2 470 2 997 – 1 967 2 767

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

PENNSYLVANIA

Employment 529 ------------------------------------ 208 100.0 145 647 383 561 59 153 66 930 23 607 205 776 28 095

Full-time employees only 417 ------------------------------------ 802 78.9 112 774 305 028 50 121 53 348 13 571 162 733 25 255

Full-time equivalent employment 470 ---------------- 793 100.0 123 284 347 509 54 733 57 506 16 128 192 868 26 274

Education services:

Education 225 ----------------------------------------------- 837 48.0 32 969 192 868 – – – 192 868 –

Higher education 36 -------------------------------------- 911 7.8 30 308 6 603 – – – 6 603 –

Instructional employees only 14 ------------------------- 529 3.1 11 112 3 417 – – – 3 417 –

Elementary and secondary education 186 -------------------- 265 39.6 – 186 265 – – – 186 265 –

Instructional employees only 131 ------------------------- 016 27.8 – 131 016 – – – 131 016 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 661 .6 2 661 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 992 .4 – 1 992 207 1 457 279 – 49

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 31 ------------------------------------------- 275 6.6 9 797 21 478 19 845 1 617 16 – –

Hospitals 21 ------------------------------------------------ 239 4.5 20 890 349 346 – – – 3

Health 6 -------------------------------------------------- 971 1.5 2 378 4 593 2 761 1 598 111 – 123

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 213 .7 3 213 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 21 ----------------------------------------------- 520 4.6 12 682 8 838 999 3 725 3 662 – 452

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 322 .3 97 1 225 510 531 – – 184

Water transport and terminals 81 ----------------------------- – – 81 – – – – 81

Public safety:

Police protection 27 ----------------------------------------- 640 5.9 5 288 22 352 1 968 15 249 5 135 – –

Police officers only 21 ------------------------------------ 349 4.5 3 885 17 464 1 109 12 216 4 139 – –

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------------- 637 1.2 – 5 637 253 5 216 168 – –

Firefighters only 5 --------------------------------------- 272 1.1 – 5 272 89 5 040 143 – –

Correction 18 ----------------------------------------------- 432 3.9 8 690 9 742 7 055 2 687 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 5 ---------------------------------------- 649 1.2 5 350 299 218 66 9 – 6

Parks and recreation 5 ------------------------------------- 378 1.1 1 066 4 312 1 038 2 382 629 – 263

Housing and community development 5 ---------------------- 799 1.2 – 5 799 374 766 34 – 4 625

Sewerage 5 ----------------------------------------------- 832 1.2 – 5 832 8 2 405 528 – 2 891

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 874 .8 – 3 874 188 2 814 450 – 422

Government administration:

Financial administration 12 ----------------------------------- 630 2.7 6 036 6 594 2 979 2 794 821 – –

Judicial and legal 14 ---------------------------------------- 755 3.1 2 319 12 436 9 127 3 294 15 – –

Other government administration 10 -------------------------- 678 2.3 3 689 6 989 2 514 2 979 1 496 – –

Utilities 18 ---------------------------------------------------- 187 3.9 – 18 187 18 2 230 57 – 15 882

Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 647 1.0 – 4 647 – 2 043 57 – 2 547

Electric power 142 ------------------------------------------- – – 142 – 141 – – 1

Gas supply 7 ---------------------------------------------- – – 7 – 7– – –

Transit 13 -------------------------------------------------- 391 2.8 – 13 391 18 39 – – 13 334

State liquor stores 3 ------------------------------------------ 026 .6 3 026 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 19 ------------------------------------ 826 4.2 5 794 14 032 4 325 5 696 2 718 – 1 293

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------------- 170 429 100.0 314 599 855 830 101 685 153 507 35 585 501 810 63 244

Education services:

Education 593 ----------------------------------------------- 497 50.7 91 687 501 810 – – – 501 810 –

Higher education 101 -------------------------------------- 596 8.7 85 183 16 414 – – – 16 414 –

Instructional employees only 56 ------------------------- 868 4.9 46 857 10 010 – – – 10 010 –

Elmentary and secondary education 485 --------------------- 396 41.5 – 485 396 – – – 485 396 –

Instructional employees only 410 ------------------------- 139 35.0 – 410 139 – – – 410 139 –

Other education 6 --------------------------------------- 505 .6 6 505 – – – – – –

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------ 055 .3 – 4 055 421 3 101 472 – 61

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 62 ------------------------------------------- 083 5.3 23 555 38 529 33 868 4 634 26 – –

Hospitals 52 ------------------------------------------------ 248 4.5 51 825 423 417 – – – 6

Health 17 -------------------------------------------------- 928 1.5 6 375 11 554 6 337 4 744 239 – 234

Social insurance administration 7 ---------------------------- 356 .6 7 356 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 47 ----------------------------------------------- 528 4.1 28 379 19 149 2 506 8 098 7 402 – 1 144

Air transportation 3 ---------------------------------------- 272 .3 221 3 052 1 298 1 384 – – 369

Water transport and terminals 234 ----------------------------- – – 234 – – – – 234

Public safety:

Police protection 79 ----------------------------------------- 975 6.8 15 338 64 637 4 531 46 041 14 066 – –

Police officers only 68 ------------------------------------ 477 5.9 12 382 56 095 2 948 40 664 12 483 – –

Fire protection 17 ------------------------------------------- 740 1.5 – 17 740 457 16 818 465 – –

Firefighters only 16 --------------------------------------- 926 1.4 – 16 926 154 16 369 404 – –

Correction 43 ----------------------------------------------- 253 3.7 20 093 23 160 14 953 8 207 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 14 ---------------------------------------- 192 1.2 13 654 537 358 135 23 – 21

Parks and recreaton 10 ------------------------------------- 856 .9 2 372 8 484 1 728 5 212 1 114 – 430

Housing and community development 13 ---------------------- 616 1.2 – 13 616 805 1 831 86 – 10 895

Sewerage 13 ----------------------------------------------- 991 1.2 – 13 991 11 6 004 1 217 – 6 759

Sanitation other than sewerage 9 ---------------------------- 406 .8 – 9 406 366 7 185 888 – 967 Government administration: Financial administration 28 ----------------------------------- 067 2.4 14 084 13 982 5 615 6 727 1 640 – – Judicial and legal 34 ---------------------------------------- 204 2.9 8 781 25 424 16 456 8 931 37 – – Other government administration 23 -------------------------- 866 2.0 9 614 14 252 4 501 6 471 3 281 – – Utilities 45 ---------------------------------------------------- 857 3.9 – 45 857 28 6 030 118 – 39 680 Water supply 11 -------------------------------------------- 691 1.0 – 11 691 – 5 554 117 – 6 020 Electric power 383 ------------------------------------------- – – 383 – 381 1 – 1 Gas supply 18 ---------------------------------------------- – – 18 – 18 – – – Transit 33 -------------------------------------------------- 766 2.9 – 33 766 28 77 – – 33 660 State liquor stores 6 ------------------------------------------ 280 .5 6 280 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 40 ------------------------------------ 923 3.5 14 985 25 938 7 029 11 954 4 512 – 2 443

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 644 – 2 586 2 666 1 899 2 768 2 336 2 928 2 455

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 288 – 4 262 3 218 – – – 3 218 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 336 – 2 440 2 275 1 899 2 768 2 336 1 924 2 455

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

RHODE ISLAND

Employment 54 ------------------------------------ 475 100.0 24 225 30 250 – 16 197 12 310 738 1 005

Full-time employees only 43 ------------------------------------ 704 80.2 17 922 25 782 – 14 533 9 876 720 653

Full-time equivalent employment 47 ---------------- 440 100.0 19 890 27 550 – 15 258 10 746 800 746

Education services:

Education 23 ----------------------------------------------- 590 49.7 6 689 16 901 – 8 804 7 297 800 –

Higher education 5 -------------------------------------- 762 12.1 5 762 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------------- 646 5.6 2 646 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 16 -------------------- 901 35.6 – 16 901 – 8 804 7 297 800 –

Instructional employees only 12 ------------------------- 857 27.1 – 12 857 – 6 540 5 666 651 –

Other education 927 --------------------------------------- 2.0 927 – – – – – –

Libraries 319 ------------------------------------------------ .7 – 319 – 151 168 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 722 3.6 1 593 129 – 74 55 – –

Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------------------ 447 3.1 1 447 – – – – – –

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 427 3.0 1 389 38 – 8 30 – –

Social insurance administration 735 ---------------------------- 1.5 735 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------------- 009 4.2 977 1 032 – 539 493 – –

Air transportation 120 ---------------------------------------- .3 120 – – – – – –

Water transport and terminals 30 ----------------------------- .1 – 30 – 30 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ----------------------------------------- 837 6.0 258 2 579 – 1 515 1 064 – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 208 4.7 195 2 013 – 1 190 823 – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------------- 171 4.6 – 2 171 – 1 486 514 – 171

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 022 4.3 – 2 022 – 1 374 493 – 155

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 821 3.8 1 821 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 670 ---------------------------------------- 1.4 665 5 – – 1 – 4

Parks and recreation 911 ------------------------------------- 1.9 164 747 – 613 134 – –

Housing and community development 696 ---------------------- 1.5 – 696 – 240 20 – 436

Sewerage 311 ----------------------------------------------- .7 92 219 – 124 70 – 25

Sanitation other than sewerage 141 ---------------------------- .3 – 141 – 81 59 – 1

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 590 3.4 940 650 – 336 314 – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 032 2.2 924 108 – 96 12 – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 310 2.8 434 876 – 599 277 – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 061 2.2 498 563 – 366 90 – 107

Water supply 551 -------------------------------------------- 1.2 – 551 – 366 90 – 95

Electric power 12 ------------------------------------------- – – 12 – – – – 12

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 498 -------------------------------------------------- 1.0 498 – – – – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------------ 490 3.1 1 144 346 – 196 148 – 2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 130 ------------- 402 100.0 54 871 75 531 – 41 571 30 212 2 033 1 715

Education services:

Education 69 ----------------------------------------------- 559 53.3 17 924 51 635 – 27 564 22 038 2 033 –

Higher education 15 -------------------------------------- 378 11.8 15 378 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 9 ------------------------- 393 7.2 9 393 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 51 --------------------- 635 39.6 – 51 635 – 27 564 22 038 2 033 –

Instructional employees only 43 ------------------------- 353 33.2 – 43 353 – 22 872 18 592 1 889 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 546 2.0 2 546 – – – – – –

Libraries 557 ------------------------------------------------ .4 – 557 – 271 285 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------------- 140 3.9 4 912 228 – 141 88 – –

Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------ 990 2.3 2 990 – – – – – –

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 962 3.8 4 875 86 – 18 68 – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 769 1.4 1 769 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------------- 182 3.2 2 382 1 799 – 801 998 – –

Air transportation 266 ---------------------------------------- .2 266 – – – – – –

Water transport and terminals 20 ----------------------------- – – 20 – 20 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 7 ----------------------------------------- 973 6.1 988 6 984 – 4 057 2 927 – –

Police officers only 6 ------------------------------------ 764 5.2 823 5 941 – 3 435 2 506 – –

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------------- 257 4.8 – 6 257 – 4 203 1 575 – 479

Firefighters only 6 --------------------------------------- 005 4.6 – 6 005 – 4 019 1 526 – 460

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 973 4.6 5 973 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 609 1.2 1 602 6 – – 2 – 5

Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 108 .8 234 875 – 655 220 – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 361 1.0 – 1 361 – 396 46 – 919

Sewerage 697 ----------------------------------------------- .5 234 462 – 289 168 – 5

Sanitation other than sewerage 272 ---------------------------- .2 – 272 – 156 113 – 2 Government administration: Financial administration 3 ----------------------------------- 526 2.7 2 311 1 215 – 619 596 – – Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------------- 095 2.4 2 869 226 – 189 38 – – Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 819 2.2 1 169 1 650 – 1 044 606 – – Utilities 2 ---------------------------------------------------- 583 2.0 1 353 1 230 – 745 183 – 302 Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 198 .9 – 1 198 – 745 183 – 270 Electric power 32 ------------------------------------------- – – 32 – – – – 32 Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 1 -------------------------------------------------- 353 1.0 1 353 – – – – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 686 2.8 3 020 666 – 403 260 – 2

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 826 – 2 817 2 832 – 2 797 2 925 2 811 2 212

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 493 – 3 779 3 450 – 3 580 3 363 2 909 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 507 – 2 708 2 267 – 2 199 2 404 1 938 2 212

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

SOUTH CAROLINA

Employment 221 ------------------------------------ 372 100.0 90 504 130 868 29 786 17 321 – 76 795 6 966

Full-time employees only 183 ------------------------------------ 193 82.8 70 399 112 794 26 039 14 965 – 66 013 5 777

Full-time equivalent employment 201 ---------------- 483 100.0 77 754 123 729 27 780 15 515 – 74 149 6 285

Education services:

Education 103 ----------------------------------------------- 177 51.2 29 028 74 149 – – – 74 149 –

Higher education 26 -------------------------------------- 103 13.0 26 103 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 11 ------------------------- 185 5.6 11 185 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 74 -------------------- 149 36.8 – 74 149 – – – 74 149 –

Instructional employees only 53 ------------------------- 547 26.6 – 53 547 – – – 53 547 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 925 1.5 2 925 – – – – – –

Libraries 958 ------------------------------------------------ .5 – 958 946 12 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------------- 367 2.7 4 966 401 357 1 – – 43

Hospitals 22 ------------------------------------------------ 665 11.2 10 031 12 634 10 704 – – – 1 930

Health 8 -------------------------------------------------- 260 4.1 6 695 1 565 1 467 13 – – 85

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 612 .8 1 612 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------------- 342 3.6 5 218 2 124 1 339 785 – – –

Air transportation 287 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 287 73 15 – – 199

Water transport and terminals 255 ----------------------------- .1 254 1 – 1 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 8 ----------------------------------------- 792 4.4 1 773 7 019 3 351 3 668 – – –

Police officers only 6 ------------------------------------ 882 3.4 1 331 5 551 2 604 2 947 – – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------------- 696 1.3 – 2 696 202 1 873 – – 621

Firefighters only 2 --------------------------------------- 611 1.3 – 2 611 193 1 818 – – 600

Correction 8 ----------------------------------------------- 716 4.3 7 321 1 395 1 371 24 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 864 1.4 2 809 55 18 11 – – 26

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------------- 602 1.3 621 1 981 376 1 024 – – 581

Housing and community development 923 ---------------------- .5 – 923 29 91 – – 803

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 431 .7 – 1 431 142 658 – – 631

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 ---------------------------- 332 1.2 – 2 332 638 1 495 – – 199

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ----------------------------------- 907 2.4 2 597 2 310 1 695 615 – – –

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------------- 832 1.4 545 2 287 2 074 213 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 762 1.4 907 1 855 1 213 642 – – –

Utilities 4 ---------------------------------------------------- 839 2.4 1 736 3 103 63 2 074 – – 966

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 143 1.1 – 2 143 24 1 705 – – 414

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 986 1.0 1 736 250 – 220 – – 30

Gas supply 287 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 287 – 129 – – 158

Transit 423 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 423 39 20 – – 364

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 5 ------------------------------------ 864 2.9 1 641 4 223 1 722 2 300 – – 201

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 388 ------------- 881 100.0 157 742 231 138 51 354 27 692 – 141 499 10 594

Education services:

Education 207 ----------------------------------------------- 080 53.3 65 581 141 499 – – – 141 499 –

Higher education 59 -------------------------------------- 094 15.2 59 094 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 34 ------------------------- 187 8.8 34 187 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 141 --------------------- 499 36.4 – 141 499 – – – 141 499 –

Instructional employees only 119 ------------------------- 704 30.8 – 119 704 – – – 119 704 –

Other education 6 --------------------------------------- 487 1.7 6 487 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 463 .4 – 1 463 1 444 20 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 9 ------------------------------------------- 812 2.5 9 229 583 532 2 – – 49

Hospitals 40 ------------------------------------------------ 174 10.3 15 350 24 824 21 745 – – – 3 078

Health 16 -------------------------------------------------- 842 4.3 13 975 2 867 2 692 26 – – 149

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 415 .9 3 415 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 11 ----------------------------------------------- 174 2.9 7 835 3 339 2 126 1 213 – – –

Air transportation 509 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 509 127 22 – – 361

Water transport and terminals 667 ----------------------------- .2 666 2 – 2 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 17 ----------------------------------------- 251 4.4 3 667 13 584 6 419 7 165 – – –

Police officers only 14 ------------------------------------ 396 3.7 2 925 11 471 5 371 6 100 – – –

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------------- 103 1.3 – 5 103 355 3 661 – – 1 087

Firefighters only 4 --------------------------------------- 966 1.3 – 4 966 341 3 572 – – 1 053

Correction 15 ----------------------------------------------- 247 3.9 12 895 2 351 2 319 33 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 6 ---------------------------------------- 339 1.6 6 258 80 29 17 – – 34

Parks and recreaton 3 ------------------------------------- 971 1.0 1 038 2 933 577 1 494 – – 862

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 600 .4 – 1 600 65 190 – – 1 344

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 474 .6 – 2 474 251 1 072 – – 1 152

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 264 .8 – 3 264 967 2 004 – – 293 Government administration: Financial administration 9 ----------------------------------- 190 2.4 5 139 4 051 2 901 1 150 – – – Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 834 1.5 1 618 4 216 3 786 430 – – – Other government administration 5 -------------------------- 598 1.4 2 064 3 533 2 145 1 388 – – – Utilities 11 ---------------------------------------------------- 048 2.8 5 221 5 827 85 4 082 – – 1 660 Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 139 1.1 – 4 139 37 3 360 – – 742 Electric power 5 ------------------------------------------- 726 1.5 5 221 505 – 441 – – 64 Gas supply 638 ---------------------------------------------- .2 – 638 – 245 – – 393 Transit 545 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 545 48 36 – – 462 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 10 ------------------------------------ 826 2.8 3 790 7 036 2 789 3 723 – – 524

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 025 – 2 098 1 979 1 884 1 799 – 2 080 1 710

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 448 – 3 665 2 264 – – – 2 264 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 820 – 1 902 1 736 1 884 1 799 – 1 407 1 710

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

SOUTH DAKOTA

Employment 51 ------------------------------------ 609 100.0 17 631 33 978 4 429 7 610 3 788 17 265 886

Full-time employees only 32 ------------------------------------ 747 63.5 11 925 20 822 3 013 3 991 19 13 388 411

Full-time equivalent employment 38 ---------------- 083 100.0 13 517 24 566 3 448 4 738 60 15 776 544

Education services:

Education 20 ----------------------------------------------- 492 53.8 4 716 15 776 – – – 15 776 –

Higher education 4 -------------------------------------- 280 11.2 4 280 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 641 4.3 1 641 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 15 -------------------- 776 41.4 – 15 776 – – – 15 776 –

Instructional employees only 11 ------------------------- 791 31.0 – 11 791 – – – 11 791 –

Other education 436 --------------------------------------- 1.1 436 – – – – – –

Libraries 266 ------------------------------------------------ .7 – 266 38 228 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 394 3.7 1 114 280 96 184 – – –

Hospitals 2 ------------------------------------------------ 066 5.4 1 533 533 150 383 – – –

Health 765 -------------------------------------------------- 2.0 592 173 101 71 – – 1

Social insurance administration 297 ---------------------------- .8 297 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------------- 618 6.9 1 257 1 361 873 464 24 – –

Air transportation 23 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 23 3 20 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------------------- 533 4.0 282 1 251 435 815 1 – –

Police officers only 1 ------------------------------------ 127 3.0 183 944 280 663 1 – –

Fire protection 322 ------------------------------------------- .8 – 322 1 284 – – 37

Firefighters only 303 --------------------------------------- .8 – 303 1 265 – – 37

Correction 817 ----------------------------------------------- 2.1 582 235 223 12 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 137 3.0 880 257 113 12 – – 132

Parks and recreation 503 ------------------------------------- 1.3 139 364 26 338 – – –

Housing and community development 329 ---------------------- .9 – 329 – 22 – – 307

Sewerage 224 ----------------------------------------------- .6 – 224 2 208 – – 14

Sanitation other than sewerage 187 ---------------------------- .5 – 187 10 177 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 355 3.6 446 909 633 273 3 – –

Judicial and legal 740 ---------------------------------------- 1.9 555 185 172 13 – – –

Other government administration 683 -------------------------- 1.8 272 411 250 154 7 – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 595 1.6 – 595 1 547 – – 47

Water supply 380 -------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 380 – 341 – – 39

Electric power 204 ------------------------------------------- .5 – 204 – 196 – – 8

Gas supply 11 ---------------------------------------------- – – 11 1 10 – – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- – – – – – –– – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------------ 737 4.6 852 885 321 533 25 – 6

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 70 ------------- 825 100.0 28 512 42 313 5 239 8 893 147 27 309 726

Education services:

Education 38 ----------------------------------------------- 406 54.2 11 097 27 309 – – – 27 309 –

Higher education 10 -------------------------------------- 253 14.5 10 253 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 5 ------------------------- 901 8.3 5 901 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 27 --------------------- 309 38.6 – 27 309 – – – 27 309 –

Instructional employees only 23 ------------------------- 570 33.3 – 23 570 – – – 23 570 –

Other education 844 --------------------------------------- 1.2 844 – – – – – –

Libraries 381 ------------------------------------------------ .5 – 381 46 335 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------------- 315 3.3 1 960 355 125 230 – – –

Hospitals 3 ------------------------------------------------ 360 4.7 2 538 822 219 603 – – –

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 479 2.1 1 229 250 116 133 – – 1

Social insurance administration 555 ---------------------------- .8 555 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------------- 915 6.9 2 658 2 256 1 356 870 31 – –

Air transportation 34 ---------------------------------------- – – 34 3 31 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ----------------------------------------- 025 4.3 617 2 407 759 1 647 1 – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 432 3.4 443 1 989 565 1 422 1 – –

Fire protection 846 ------------------------------------------- 1.2 – 846 2 782 2 – 60

Firefighters only 812 --------------------------------------- 1.1 – 812 2 749 1 – 60

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 442 2.0 1 056 386 370 16 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 107 3.0 1 771 336 142 23 – – 171

Parks and recreaton 816 ------------------------------------- 1.2 244 572 41 531 – – –

Housing and community development 439 ---------------------- .6 – 439 – 63 – – 377

Sewerage 444 ----------------------------------------------- .6 – 444 3 412 – – 28

Sanitation other than sewerage 295 ---------------------------- .4 – 295 17 278 – – – Government administration: Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 406 3.4 1 006 1 400 907 484 9 – – Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 706 2.4 1 318 388 351 37 – – – Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 334 1.9 571 763 332 389 42 – – Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 268 1.8 – 1 268 2 1 187 – – 79 Water supply 733 -------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 733 – 684 – – 49 Electric power 501 ------------------------------------------- .7 – 501 – 471 – – 30 Gas supply 34 ---------------------------------------------- – – 34 2 32 – – – Transit -------------------------------------------------- – – – – – –– – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 253 4.6 1 890 1 363 449 842 61 – 11

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 1 --------------------------------------- 978 – 2 166 1 871 1 544 1 975 1 193 1 930 1 382

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 218 – 3 649 2 037 – – – 2 037 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 829 – 1 966 1 680 1 544 1 975 1 193 1 393 1 382

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

TENNESSEE

Employment 281 ------------------------------------ 825 100.0 90 593 191 232 101 840 81 667 – 2 304 5 421

Full-time employees only 232 ------------------------------------ 273 82.4 68 557 163 716 85 452 71 561 – 2 018 4 685

Full-time equivalent employment 249 ---------------- 582 100.0 75 930 173 652 91 967 74 589 – 2 120 4 976

Education services:

Education 116 ----------------------------------------------- 260 46.6 30 603 85 657 54 047 29 490 – 2 120 –

Higher education 28 -------------------------------------- 594 11.5 28 594 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 11 ------------------------- 564 4.6 11 564 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 85 -------------------- 657 34.3 – 85 657 54 047 29 490 – 2 120 –

Instructional employees only 60 ------------------------- 316 24.2 – 60 316 39 390 19 373 – 1 553 –

Other education 2 --------------------------------------- 009 .8 2 009 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 188 .5 – 1 188 488 700 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 8 ------------------------------------------- 349 3.3 4 699 3 650 2 657 993 – – –

Hospitals 24 ------------------------------------------------ 617 9.9 10 061 14 556 12 624 1 932 – – –

Health 7 -------------------------------------------------- 179 2.9 4 181 2 998 2 436 562 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 640 .7 1 640 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 11 ----------------------------------------------- 397 4.6 4 793 6 604 4 405 2 185 – – 14

Air transportation 939 ---------------------------------------- .4 – 939 17 260 – – 662

Water transport and terminals 11 ----------------------------- – – 11 – 9 – – 2

Public safety:

Police protection 12 ----------------------------------------- 331 4.9 1 544 10 787 3 164 7 623 – – –

Police officers only 9 ------------------------------------ 327 3.7 937 8 390 2 489 5 901 – – –

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------------- 749 2.3 – 5 749 184 5 531 – – 34

Firefighters only 5 --------------------------------------- 211 2.1 – 5 211 164 5 017 – – 30

Correction 10 ----------------------------------------------- 623 4.3 6 409 4 214 3 622 592 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 835 1.5 3 576 259 154 24 – – 81

Parks and recreation 4 ------------------------------------- 252 1.7 1 100 3 152 216 2 936 – – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 471 1.0 – 2 471 38 233 – – 2 200

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 917 .8 – 1 917 19 1 790 – – 108

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 635 1.5 – 3 635 665 2 877 – – 93

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 677 2.3 2 439 3 238 2 217 1 021 – – –

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 700 1.9 1 542 3 158 2 369 789 – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------------- 991 1.2 662 2 329 1 255 1 074 – – –

Utilities 11 ---------------------------------------------------- 237 4.5 – 11 237 199 9 466 – – 1 572

Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 510 1.4 – 3 510 26 2 409 – – 1 075

Electric power 5 ------------------------------------------- 627 2.3 – 5 627 165 5 447 – – 15

Gas supply 1 ---------------------------------------------- 857 .7 – 1 857 – 1 375 – – 482

Transit 243 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 243 8 235 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 8 ------------------------------------ 584 3.4 2 681 5 903 1 191 4 502 – – 210

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 506 ------------- 835 100.0 160 337 346 498 174 067 159 224 – 3 727 9 480

Education services:

Education 242 ----------------------------------------------- 473 47.8 69 419 173 055 104 598 64 730 – 3 727 –

Higher education 65 -------------------------------------- 199 12.9 65 199 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 35 ------------------------- 365 7.0 35 365 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 173 --------------------- 055 34.1 – 173 055 104 598 64 730 – 3 727 –

Instructional employees only 141 ------------------------- 322 27.9 – 141 322 88 486 49 677 – 3 159 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 220 .8 4 220 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 911 .4 – 1 911 589 1 322 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 14 ------------------------------------------- 817 2.9 9 560 5 256 3 537 1 720 – – –

Hospitals 51 ------------------------------------------------ 236 10.1 19 936 31 301 27 644 3 657 – – –

Health 13 -------------------------------------------------- 877 2.7 8 470 5 407 4 113 1 294 – – –

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 324 .7 3 324 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 19 ----------------------------------------------- 046 3.8 9 029 10 018 6 184 3 809 – – 25

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------------- 346 .5 – 2 346 33 705 – – 1 608

Water transport and terminals 21 ----------------------------- – – 21 – 19 – – 3

Public safety:

Police protection 26 ----------------------------------------- 009 5.1 3 537 22 472 5 712 16 760 – – –

Police officers only 20 ------------------------------------ 745 4.1 2 509 18 236 4 746 13 490 – – –

Fire protection 13 ------------------------------------------- 863 2.7 – 13 863 414 13 387 – – 63

Firefighters only 12 --------------------------------------- 501 2.5 – 12 501 374 12 070 – – 57

Correction 19 ----------------------------------------------- 605 3.9 11 947 7 658 6 464 1 194 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ---------------------------------------- 260 1.4 6 928 332 179 43 – – 110

Parks and recreaton 5 ------------------------------------- 814 1.1 1 557 4 257 316 3 941 – – –

Housing and community development 4 ---------------------- 520 .9 – 4 520 68 519 – – 3 933

Sewerage 4 ----------------------------------------------- 002 .8 – 4 002 25 3 771 – – 206

Sanitation other than sewerage 5 ---------------------------- 786 1.1 – 5 786 812 4 834 – – 140 Government administration: Financial administration 11 ----------------------------------- 511 2.3 5 270 6 241 4 059 2 182 – – – Judicial and legal 10 ---------------------------------------- 893 2.1 4 647 6 246 4 462 1 784 – – – Other government administration 6 -------------------------- 233 1.2 1 265 4 967 2 494 2 473 – – – Utilities 26 ---------------------------------------------------- 532 5.2 – 26 532 466 23 045 – – 3 021 Water supply 7 -------------------------------------------- 289 1.4 – 7 289 52 5 294 – – 1 942 Electric power 14 ------------------------------------------- 008 2.8 – 14 008 402 13 569 – – 37 Gas supply 4 ---------------------------------------------- 789 .9 – 4 789 – 3 748 – – 1 041 Transit 446 -------------------------------------------------- .1 – 446 11 434 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 15 ------------------------------------ 756 3.1 5 450 10 306 1 899 8 036 – – 371

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 063 – 2 153 2 025 1 918 2 163 – 1 803 1 948

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 511 – 3 408 2 377 2 280 2 602 – 2 049 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 881 – 1 971 1 829 1 626 2 008 – 1 040 1 948

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

TEXAS

Employment 1 ------------------------------------ 077 114 100.0 296 122 780 992 98 530 155 295 – 482 048 45 119

Full-time employees only 895 ------------------------------------ 349 83.1 218 123 677 226 89 628 142 484 – 406 340 38 774

Full-time equivalent employment 983 ---------------- 299 100.0 238 974 744 325 94 145 147 812 – 460 212 42 156

Education services:

Education 546 ----------------------------------------------- 204 55.5 85 992 460 212 – – – 460 212 –

Higher education 102 -------------------------------------- 342 10.4 81 250 21 092 – – – 21 092 –

Instructional employees only 33 ------------------------- 751 3.4 25 059 8 692 – – – 8 692 –

Elementary and secondary education 439 -------------------- 120 44.7 – 439 120 – – – 439 120 –

Instructional employees only 314 ------------------------- 824 32.0 – 314 824 – – – 314 824 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 742 .5 4 742 – – – – – –

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------ 484 .5 – 4 484 771 3 713 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 18 ------------------------------------------- 483 1.9 15 535 2 948 1 677 1 075 – – 196

Hospitals 83 ------------------------------------------------ 659 8.5 41 208 42 451 21 004 5 396 – – 16 051

Health 24 -------------------------------------------------- 953 2.5 9 919 15 034 3 541 5 580 – – 5 913

Social insurance administration 6 ---------------------------- 776 .7 6 776 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 30 ----------------------------------------------- 232 3.1 14 339 15 893 7 740 8 152 – – 1

Air transportation 4 ---------------------------------------- 129 .4 – 4 129 133 3 996 – – –

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 049 .1 – 1 049 – 106 – – 943

Public safety:

Police protection 46 ----------------------------------------- 649 4.7 3 037 43 612 11 822 31 790 – – –

Police officers only 33 ------------------------------------ 695 3.4 1 631 32 064 8 389 23 675 – – –

Fire protection 17 ------------------------------------------- 092 1.7 – 17 092 186 16 781 – – 125

Firefighters only 16 --------------------------------------- 192 1.6 – 16 192 160 15 909 – – 123

Correction 45 ----------------------------------------------- 326 4.6 29 397 15 929 15 568 361 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 14 ---------------------------------------- 165 1.4 11 227 2 938 1 173 384 – – 1 381

Parks and recreation 12 ------------------------------------- 925 1.3 1 109 11 816 1 202 10 600 – – 14

Housing and community development 4 ---------------------- 501 .5 – 4 501 19 1 187 – – 3 295

Sewerage 9 ----------------------------------------------- 150 .9 – 9 150 29 8 279 – – 842

Sanitation other than sewerage 6 ---------------------------- 466 .7 – 6 466 191 6 191 – – 84

Government administration:

Financial administration 19 ----------------------------------- 045 1.9 8 365 10 680 5 676 5 004 – – –

Judicial and legal 16 ---------------------------------------- 961 1.7 3 638 13 323 10 318 3 005 – – –

Other government administration 10 -------------------------- 894 1.1 1 574 9 320 4 333 4 987 – – –

Utilities 30 ---------------------------------------------------- 225 3.1 – 30 225 53 17 689 – – 12 483

Water supply 12 -------------------------------------------- 515 1.3 – 12 515 21 10 459 – – 2 035

Electric power 7 ------------------------------------------- 201 .7 – 7 201 – 5 122 – – 2 079

Gas supply 1 ---------------------------------------------- 433 .1 – 1 433 – 1 433 – – –

Transit 9 -------------------------------------------------- 076 .9 – 9 076 32 675 – – 8 369

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 29 ------------------------------------ 931 3.0 6 858 23 073 8 709 13 536 – – 828

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 2 ------------- 041 731 100.0 553 537 1 488 194 189 274 328 761 – 880 350 89 809

Education services:

Education 1 ----------------------------------------------- 101 705 54.0 221 355 880 350 – – – 880 350 1

Higher education 259 -------------------------------------- 929 12.7 210 703 49 225 – – – 49 225 –

Instructional employees only 135 ------------------------- 079 6.6 108 842 26 237 – – – 26 237 –

Elmentary and secondary education 831 --------------------- 125 40.7 – 831 125 – – – 831 124 1

Instructional employees only 700 ------------------------- 200 34.3 – 700 200 – – – 700 200 –

Other education 10 --------------------------------------- 651 .5 10 651 – – – – – –

Libraries 7 ------------------------------------------------ 541 .4 – 7 541 1 125 6 415 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 33 ------------------------------------------- 028 1.6 28 411 4 617 2 944 1 475 – – 198

Hospitals 181 ------------------------------------------------ 729 8.9 88 447 93 281 51 195 11 410 – – 30 676

Health 50 -------------------------------------------------- 929 2.5 22 683 28 246 6 705 11 388 – – 10 153

Social insurance administration 14 ---------------------------- 148 .7 14 148 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 60 ----------------------------------------------- 409 3.0 31 913 28 496 13 384 15 111 – – 1

Air transportation 8 ---------------------------------------- 861 .4 – 8 861 180 8 680 – – 1

Water transport and terminals 2 ----------------------------- 875 .1 – 2 875 – 242 – – 2 633

Public safety:

Police protection 114 ----------------------------------------- 434 5.6 8 341 106 093 24 018 82 075 – – –

Police officers only 90 ------------------------------------ 346 4.4 4 785 85 561 17 779 67 783 – – –

Fire protection 49 ------------------------------------------- 982 2.4 – 49 982 400 49 383 – – 199

Firefighters only 47 --------------------------------------- 980 2.3 – 47 980 356 47 428 – – 196

Correction 88 ----------------------------------------------- 728 4.3 57 895 30 833 30 202 631 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 30 ---------------------------------------- 554 1.5 25 581 4 973 1 974 803 – – 2 196

Parks and recreaton 20 ------------------------------------- 811 1.0 1 990 18 821 1 948 16 856 – – 16

Housing and community development 8 ---------------------- 220 .4 – 8 220 40 2 843 – – 5 337

Sewerage 17 ----------------------------------------------- 537 .9 – 17 537 38 15 710 – – 1 789

Sanitation other than sewerage 11 ---------------------------- 060 .5 – 11 060 252 10 607 – – 201 Government administration: Financial administration 41 ----------------------------------- 850 2.0 20 359 21 491 10 257 11 235 – – – Judicial and legal 41 ---------------------------------------- 476 2.0 11 712 29 765 22 981 6 784 – – – Other government administration 24 -------------------------- 869 1.2 3 817 21 052 8 532 12 519 – – – Utilities 74 ---------------------------------------------------- 107 3.6 – 74 107 92 39 267 – – 34 747 Water supply 24 -------------------------------------------- 516 1.2 – 24 516 25 20 287 – – 4 204 Electric power 20 ------------------------------------------- 384 1.0 – 20 384 – 13 932 – – 6 452 Gas supply 3 ---------------------------------------------- 732 .2 – 3 732 – 3 732 – – – Transit 25 -------------------------------------------------- 475 1.2 – 25 475 67 1 316 – – 24 091 State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 56 ------------------------------------ 879 2.8 16 884 39 995 13 006 25 328 – – 1 661

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 171 – 2 357 2 112 2 021 2 260 – 2 074 2 177

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 406 – 4 940 2 256 – – – 2 256 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 033 – 2 117 1 987 2 021 2 260 – 1 461 2 177

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

UTAH

Employment 114 ------------------------------------ 135 100.0 46 491 67 644 9 203 12 819 – 41 170 4 452

Full-time employees only 80 ------------------------------------ 278 70.3 35 803 44 475 6 533 7 879 – 27 171 2 892

Full-time equivalent employment 94 ---------------- 616 100.0 39 618 54 998 7 742 9 267 – 34 720 3 269

Education services:

Education 54 ----------------------------------------------- 746 57.9 20 026 34 720 – – – 34 720 –

Higher education 19 -------------------------------------- 190 20.3 19 190 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 4 ------------------------- 339 4.6 4 339 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 34 -------------------- 720 36.7 – 34 720 – – – 34 720 –

Instructional employees only 25 ------------------------- 352 26.8 – 25 352 – – – 25 352 –

Other education 836 --------------------------------------- .9 836 – – – – – –

Libraries 653 ------------------------------------------------ .7 – 653 389 264 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 090 3.3 2 556 534 505 29 – – –

Hospitals 5 ------------------------------------------------ 407 5.7 4 434 973 342 57 – – 574

Health 2 -------------------------------------------------- 164 2.3 1 085 1 079 935 57 – – 87

Social insurance administration 653 ---------------------------- .7 653 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------------- 223 3.4 1 792 1 431 645 783 – – 3

Air transportation 323 ---------------------------------------- .3 – 323 1 322 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ----------------------------------------- 747 4.0 648 3 099 1 102 1 997 – – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 757 2.9 363 2 394 812 1 582 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 332 1.4 – 1 332 221 1 033 – – 78

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 191 1.3 – 1 191 206 909 – – 76

Correction 2 ----------------------------------------------- 794 3.0 2 194 600 600 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 729 1.8 1 404 325 49 12 – – 264

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------------- 804 1.9 270 1 534 559 876 – – 99

Housing and community development 397 ---------------------- .4 – 397 4 220 – – 173

Sewerage 646 ----------------------------------------------- .7 – 646 – 338 – – 308

Sanitation other than sewerage 365 ---------------------------- .4 – 365 115 171 – – 79

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 372 2.5 1 328 1 044 649 395 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 602 1.7 994 608 450 158 – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 444 1.5 292 1 152 619 533 – – –

Utilities 2 ---------------------------------------------------- 568 2.7 – 2 568 – 1 061 – – 1 507

Water supply 986 -------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 986 – 611 – – 375

Electric power 512 ------------------------------------------- .5 – 512 – 433 – – 79

Gas supply 6 ---------------------------------------------- – – 6 – 5– – 1

Transit 1 -------------------------------------------------- 064 1.1 – 1 064 – 12 – – 1 052

State liquor stores 232 ------------------------------------------ .2 232 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 325 3.5 1 710 1 615 557 961 – – 97

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 190 ------------- 129 100.0 80 955 109 173 15 672 21 278 – 65 424 6 799

Education services:

Education 103 ----------------------------------------------- 737 54.6 38 313 65 424 – – – 65 424 –

Higher education 36 -------------------------------------- 450 19.2 36 450 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 14 ------------------------- 693 7.7 14 693 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 65 --------------------- 424 34.4 – 65 424 – – – 65 424 –

Instructional employees only 55 ------------------------- 882 29.4 – 55 882 – – – 55 882 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 863 1.0 1 863 – – – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------------ 159 .6 – 1 159 617 542 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6 ------------------------------------------- 130 3.2 5 372 758 712 46 – – –

Hospitals 9 ------------------------------------------------ 609 5.1 8 179 1 429 473 88 – – 868

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 947 2.6 2 699 2 248 1 971 96 – – 181

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 584 .8 1 584 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------------- 389 3.9 4 327 3 062 1 315 1 743 – – 4

Air transportation 836 ---------------------------------------- .4 – 836 2 835 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ----------------------------------------- 125 4.8 1 664 7 461 2 585 4 877 – – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 320 3.9 979 6 341 2 092 4 249 – – –

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------------- 528 1.9 – 3 528 674 2 718 – – 135

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 209 1.7 – 3 209 646 2 430 – – 133

Correction 5 ----------------------------------------------- 758 3.0 4 588 1 170 1 170 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4 ---------------------------------------- 244 2.2 3 337 907 98 23 – – 785

Parks and recreaton 3 ------------------------------------- 003 1.6 536 2 467 838 1 502 – – 127

Housing and community development 963 ---------------------- .5 – 963 10 618 – – 335

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 564 .8 – 1 564 – 816 – – 748

Sanitation other than sewerage 749 ---------------------------- .4 – 749 220 353 – – 176 Government administration: Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 051 2.7 2 762 2 289 1 402 887 – – – Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 269 2.2 2 662 1 607 1 154 453 – – – Other government administration 3 -------------------------- 265 1.7 563 2 703 1 416 1 287 – – – Utilities 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 741 3.0 – 5 741 – 2 516 – – 3 225 Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 181 1.1 – 2 181 – 1 332 – – 850 Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 416 .7 – 1 416 – 1 152 – – 264 Gas supply 10 ---------------------------------------------- – – 10 – 8 – – 1 Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 134 1.1 – 2 134 – 24 – – 2 110 State liquor stores 392 ------------------------------------------ .2 392 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 7 ------------------------------------ 088 3.7 3 980 3 108 1 015 1 880 – – 213

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 168 – 2 100 2 223 2 167 2 466 – 2 173 2 149

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 481 – 3 573 2 302 – – – 2 302 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 017 – 1 931 2 142 2 167 2 466 – 1 567 2 149

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

VERMONT

Employment 36 ------------------------------------ 120 100.0 14 474 21 646 122 2 025 3 928 15 118 453

Full-time employees only 26 ------------------------------------ 174 72.5 11 447 14 727 77 1 401 1 898 11 100 251

Full-time equivalent employment 30 ---------------- 148 100.0 12 923 17 225 89 1 523 2 249 13 091 273

Education services:

Education 17 ----------------------------------------------- 881 59.3 4 790 13 091 – – – 13 091 –

Higher education 4 -------------------------------------- 454 14.8 4 454 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 483 4.9 1 483 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 13 -------------------- 091 43.4 – 13 091 – – – 13 091 –

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------------- 586 35.1 – 10 586 – – – 10 586 –

Other education 336 --------------------------------------- 1.1 336 – – – – – –

Libraries 82 ------------------------------------------------ .3 – 82 – 27 55 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------------- 148 3.8 1 144 4 – 3 1 – –

Hospitals 554 ------------------------------------------------ 1.8 554 – – – – – –

Health 492 -------------------------------------------------- 1.6 465 27 – 8 19 – –

Social insurance administration 387 ---------------------------- 1.3 387 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------------- 920 6.4 1 096 824 – 172 652 – –

Air transportation 19 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 19 – 19 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------------------- 191 4.0 475 716 26 338 352 – –

Police officers only 848 ------------------------------------ 2.8 314 534 1 263 270 – –

Fire protection 268 ------------------------------------------- .9 – 268 – 165 90 – 13

Firefighters only 254 --------------------------------------- .8 – 254 – 160 82 – 12

Correction 697 ----------------------------------------------- 2.3 697 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 657 ---------------------------------------- 2.2 652 5 – – – – 5

Parks and recreation 343 ------------------------------------- 1.1 208 135 – 78 57 – –

Housing and community development 98 ---------------------- .3 – 98 – 18 4 – 76

Sewerage 195 ----------------------------------------------- .6 – 195 – 79 115 – 1

Sanitation other than sewerage 97 ---------------------------- .3 – 97 – 9 41 – 47

Government administration:

Financial administration 772 ----------------------------------- 2.6 477 295 – 74 221 – –

Judicial and legal 543 ---------------------------------------- 1.8 491 52 39 9 4 – –

Other government administration 692 -------------------------- 2.3 338 354 8 98 248 – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 514 1.7 – 514 – 325 58 – 131

Water supply 180 -------------------------------------------- .6 – 180 – 80 58 – 42

Electric power 256 ------------------------------------------- .8 – 256 – 245 – – 11

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 78 .3 – 78 – – – – 78

State liquor stores 84 ------------------------------------------ .3 84 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------------ 514 5.0 1 065 449 16 101 332 – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 68 ------------- 353 100.0 31 270 37 083 150 3 997 4 140 28 207 589

Education services:

Education 40 ----------------------------------------------- 105 58.7 11 897 28 207 – – – 28 207 –

Higher education 11 -------------------------------------- 029 16.1 11 029 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 5 ------------------------- 289 7.7 5 289 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 28 --------------------- 207 41.3 – 28 207 – – – 28 207 –

Instructional employees only 24 ------------------------- 857 36.4 – 24 857 – – – 24 857 –

Other education 868 --------------------------------------- 1.3 868 – – – – – –

Libraries 143 ------------------------------------------------ .2 – 143 – 60 83 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------------- 455 3.6 2 449 6 – 5 1 – –

Hospitals 1 ------------------------------------------------ 143 1.7 1 143 – – – – – –

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 254 1.8 1 196 58 – 19 39 – –

Social insurance administration 901 ---------------------------- 1.3 901 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------------- 272 6.2 2 699 1 574 – 379 1 194 – –

Air transportation 49 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 49 – 49 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ----------------------------------------- 180 4.7 1 473 1 707 32 909 766 – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 499 3.7 1 118 1 381 1 754 625 – –

Fire protection 698 ------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 698 – 482 187 – 30

Firefighters only 666 --------------------------------------- 1.0 – 666 – 472 167 – 28

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 643 2.4 1 643 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 688 2.5 1 679 9 – – – – 9

Parks and recreaton 658 ------------------------------------- 1.0 412 246 – 156 90 – –

Housing and community development 212 ---------------------- .3 – 212 – 46 9 – 157

Sewerage 416 ----------------------------------------------- .6 – 416 – 195 218 – 2

Sanitation other than sewerage 180 ---------------------------- .3 – 180 – 20 57 – 103 Government administration: Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 609 2.4 1 044 566 2 169 395 – – Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 471 2.2 1 365 106 68 27 11 – – Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 504 2.2 733 771 16 257 498 – – Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 410 2.1 – 1 410 – 1 006 117 – 287 Water supply 426 -------------------------------------------- .6 – 426 – 204 117 – 105 Electric power 834 ------------------------------------------- 1.2 – 834 – 802 – – 33 Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 150 -------------------------------------------------- .2 – 150 – – – – 150 State liquor stores 196 ------------------------------------------ .3 196 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 165 4.6 2 440 725 31 217 475 – 1

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 390 – 2 514 2 293 1 671 2 722 1 894 2 314 2 186

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 583 – 3 909 2 418 – – – 2 418 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 255 – 2 353 2 062 1 671 2 722 1 894 1 668 2 186

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

VIRGINIA

Employment 403 ------------------------------------ 106 100.0 141 748 261 358 146 193 103 909 – – 11 256

Full-time employees only 313 ------------------------------------ 257 77.7 98 953 214 304 117 975 87 690 – – 8 639

Full-time equivalent employment 348 ---------------- 182 100.0 115 874 232 308 128 420 94 016 – – 9 872

Education services:

Education 185 ----------------------------------------------- 213 53.2 45 389 139 824 91 376 48 448 – – –

Higher education 42 -------------------------------------- 267 12.1 42 267 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 15 ------------------------- 292 4.4 15 292 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 139 -------------------- 824 40.2 – 139 824 91 376 48 448 – – –

Instructional employees only 97 ------------------------- 189 27.9 – 97 189 63 213 33 976 – – –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 122 .9 3 122 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 738 .8 – 2 738 1 218 1 014 – – 506

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 10 ------------------------------------------- 553 3.0 2 415 8 138 4 276 3 862 – – –

Hospitals 24 ------------------------------------------------ 282 7.0 19 497 4 785 – – – – 4 785

Health 9 -------------------------------------------------- 354 2.7 5 766 3 588 1 775 1 600 – – 213

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 750 .5 1 750 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 15 ----------------------------------------------- 105 4.3 11 281 3 824 646 2 901 – – 277

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 397 .4 – 1 397 41 83 – – 1 273

Water transport and terminals 156 ----------------------------- – 149 7 – 7 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 15 ----------------------------------------- 294 4.4 2 372 12 922 5 771 7 151 – – –

Police officers only 11 ------------------------------------ 908 3.4 1 619 10 289 4 541 5 748 – – –

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------------- 683 1.9 – 6 683 2 725 3 958 – – –

Firefighters only 6 --------------------------------------- 139 1.8 – 6 139 2 365 3 774 – – –

Correction 14 ----------------------------------------------- 115 4.1 8 836 5 279 2 499 2 780 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 679 1.1 3 350 329 179 43 – – 107

Parks and recreation 6 ------------------------------------- 286 1.8 773 5 513 2 476 3 020 – – 17

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 029 .6 – 2 029 425 1 604 – – –

Sewerage 3 ----------------------------------------------- 907 1.1 – 3 907 1 370 1 629 – – 908

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 651 1.0 132 3 519 1 320 1 770 – – 429

Government administration:

Financial administration 9 ----------------------------------- 412 2.7 4 132 5 280 2 892 2 388 – – –

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 429 1.6 2 768 2 661 1 699 962 – – –

Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 829 1.4 665 4 164 2 468 1 696 – – –

Utilities 5 ---------------------------------------------------- 503 1.6 – 5 503 1 047 3 280 – – 1 176

Water supply 3 -------------------------------------------- 568 1.0 – 3 568 1 023 2 312 – – 233

Electric power 338 ------------------------------------------- .1 – 338 – 338 – – –

Gas supply 304 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 304 – 304 – – –

Transit 1 -------------------------------------------------- 293 .4 – 1 293 24 326 – – 943

State liquor stores 1 ------------------------------------------ 331 .4 1 331 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 15 ------------------------------------ 486 4.4 5 268 10 218 4 217 5 820 – – 181

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 769 ------------- 020 100.0 257 388 511 633 286 155 203 464 – – 22 014

Education services:

Education 411 ----------------------------------------------- 673 53.5 111 603 300 070 194 911 105 159 – – –

Higher education 104 -------------------------------------- 243 13.6 104 243 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 54 ------------------------- 654 7.1 54 654 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 300 --------------------- 070 39.0 – 300 070 194 911 105 159 – – –

Instructional employees only 238 ------------------------- 500 31.0 – 238 500 154 263 84 237 – – –

Other education 7 --------------------------------------- 360 1.0 7 360 – – – – – –

Libraries 5 ------------------------------------------------ 165 .7 – 5 165 2 654 1 819 – – 692

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 21 ------------------------------------------- 611 2.8 5 068 16 543 9 148 7 395 – – –

Hospitals 46 ------------------------------------------------ 257 6.0 35 942 10 315 – – – – 10 315

Health 22 -------------------------------------------------- 179 2.9 13 747 8 432 4 770 3 270 – – 391

Social insurance administration 3 ---------------------------- 727 .5 3 727 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 29 ----------------------------------------------- 687 3.9 21 768 7 919 1 742 5 649 – – 527

Air transportation 4 ---------------------------------------- 608 .6 – 4 608 72 182 – – 4 354

Water transport and terminals 382 ----------------------------- – 361 21 – 20 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 40 ----------------------------------------- 503 5.3 6 156 34 347 16 092 18 255 – – –

Police officers only 33 ------------------------------------ 886 4.4 4 738 29 148 13 619 15 529 – – –

Fire protection 19 ------------------------------------------- 340 2.5 – 19 340 8 289 11 051 – – –

Firefighters only 17 --------------------------------------- 976 2.3 – 17 976 7 437 10 539 – – –

Correction 28 ----------------------------------------------- 099 3.7 16 637 11 462 5 777 5 685 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 ---------------------------------------- 896 1.0 7 304 591 323 85 – – 184

Parks and recreaton 11 ------------------------------------- 444 1.5 1 369 10 075 4 757 5 300 – – 18

Housing and community development 4 ---------------------- 717 .6 – 4 717 1 222 3 496 – – –

Sewerage 9 ----------------------------------------------- 068 1.2 – 9 068 3 613 3 299 – – 2 156

Sanitation other than sewerage 6 ---------------------------- 891 .9 346 6 544 2 444 3 186 – – 914 Government administration: Financial administration 21 ----------------------------------- 205 2.8 9 151 12 054 6 650 5 404 – – – Judicial and legal 14 ---------------------------------------- 884 1.9 7 647 7 237 4 734 2 502 – – – Other government administration 12 -------------------------- 488 1.6 1 730 10 759 6 361 4 398 – – – Utilities 11 ---------------------------------------------------- 294 1.5 – 11 294 2 677 6 486 – – 2 131 Water supply 7 -------------------------------------------- 634 1.0 – 7 634 2 640 4 467 – – 527 Electric power 822 ------------------------------------------- .1 – 822 – 822 – – – Gas supply 697 ---------------------------------------------- .1 – 697 – 697 – – – Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 141 .3 – 2 141 36 500 – – 1 605 State liquor stores 2 ------------------------------------------ 221 .3 2 221 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 33 ------------------------------------ 681 4.4 12 608 21 073 9 918 10 824 – – 331

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 281 – 2 309 2 268 2 291 2 231 – – 2 325

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 640 – 3 858 2 492 2 472 2 530 – – – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 102 – 2 110 2 096 2 100 2 055 – – 2 325

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

WASHINGTON

Employment 322 ------------------------------------ 158 100.0 120 368 201 790 29 934 38 309 – 97 542 36 005

Full-time employees only 238 ------------------------------------ 608 74.1 79 050 159 558 24 415 30 201 – 80 951 23 991

Full-time equivalent employment 276 ---------------- 880 100.0 97 818 179 062 26 364 32 962 – 89 995 29 741

Education services:

Education 130 ----------------------------------------------- 783 47.2 40 788 89 995 – – – 89 995 –

Higher education 39 -------------------------------------- 121 14.1 39 121 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 13 ------------------------- 526 4.9 13 526 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 89 -------------------- 995 32.5 – 89 995 – – – 89 995 –

Instructional employees only 52 ------------------------- 801 19.1 – 52 801 – – – 52 801 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 667 .6 1 667 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 604 .9 – 2 604 73 887 – – 1 644

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 8 ------------------------------------------- 507 3.1 7 490 1 017 590 382 – – 45

Hospitals 15 ------------------------------------------------ 731 5.7 7 203 8 528 – – – – 8 528

Health 10 -------------------------------------------------- 268 3.7 7 037 3 231 2 681 403 – – 147

Social insurance administration 4 ---------------------------- 254 1.5 4 254 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 12 ----------------------------------------------- 328 4.5 6 212 6 116 3 614 2 502 – – –

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------------- 039 .4 – 1 039 70 13 – – 956

Water transport and terminals 1 ----------------------------- 210 .4 – 1 210 15 – – – 1 195

Public safety:

Police protection 11 ----------------------------------------- 059 4.0 1 898 9 161 3 174 5 987 – – –

Police officers only 7 ------------------------------------ 619 2.8 1 022 6 597 2 171 4 426 – – –

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------------- 003 2.2 – 6 003 254 3 990 – – 1 759

Firefighters only 5 --------------------------------------- 550 2.0 – 5 550 217 3 728 – – 1 605

Correction 8 ----------------------------------------------- 987 3.2 6 095 2 892 2 767 125 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 6 ---------------------------------------- 477 2.3 5 533 944 401 54 – – 489

Parks and recreation 5 ------------------------------------- 101 1.8 480 4 621 969 3 168 – – 484

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 838 .7 – 1 838 173 285 – – 1 380

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 200 .8 – 2 200 261 1 206 – – 733

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 478 .5 – 1 478 640 837 – – 1

Government administration:

Financial administration 6 ----------------------------------- 312 2.3 2 542 3 770 2 114 1 656 – – –

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------------- 705 2.1 1 414 4 291 3 441 850 – – –

Other government administration 5 -------------------------- 126 1.9 1 047 4 079 1 721 2 358 – – –

Utilities 17 ---------------------------------------------------- 030 6.2 – 17 030 142 4 739 – – 12 149

Water supply 2 -------------------------------------------- 489 .9 – 2 489 60 1 853 – – 576

Electric power 7 ------------------------------------------- 971 2.9 – 7 971 – 2 704 – – 5 267

Gas supply 17 ---------------------------------------------- – – 17 – 17 – – –

Transit 6 -------------------------------------------------- 553 2.4 – 6 553 82 165 – – 6 306

State liquor stores 928 ------------------------------------------ .3 928 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 11 ------------------------------------ 912 4.3 4 897 7 015 3 264 3 520 – – 231

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 718 ------------- 929 100.0 245 723 473 205 69 666 99 474 – 220 883 83 183

Education services:

Education 314 ----------------------------------------------- 768 43.8 93 885 220 883 – – – 220 883 –

Higher education 89 -------------------------------------- 542 12.5 89 542 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 41 ------------------------- 218 5.7 41 218 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 220 --------------------- 883 30.7 – 220 883 – – – 220 883 –

Instructional employees only 165 ------------------------- 592 23.0 – 165 592 – – – 165 592 –

Other education 4 --------------------------------------- 343 .6 4 343 – – – – – –

Libraries 5 ------------------------------------------------ 462 .8 – 5 462 137 2 142 – – 3 183

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 22 ------------------------------------------- 886 3.2 20 481 2 405 1 286 1 061 – – 58

Hospitals 38 ------------------------------------------------ 478 5.4 16 436 22 043 – – – – 22 043

Health 26 -------------------------------------------------- 852 3.7 18 580 8 273 6 990 913 – – 370

Social insurance administration 9 ---------------------------- 710 1.4 9 710 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 36 ----------------------------------------------- 436 5.1 19 666 16 770 9 294 7 475 – – –

Air transportation 3 ---------------------------------------- 840 .5 – 3 840 258 29 – – 3 554

Water transport and terminals 3 ----------------------------- 749 .5 – 3 749 37 – – – 3 712

Public safety:

Police protection 35 ----------------------------------------- 541 4.9 5 653 29 887 9 749 20 139 – – –

Police officers only 26 ------------------------------------ 878 3.7 3 546 23 332 7 035 16 298 – – –

Fire protection 21 ------------------------------------------- 287 3.0 – 21 287 808 15 181 – – 5 298

Firefighters only 20 --------------------------------------- 016 2.8 – 20 016 699 14 443 – – 4 874

Correction 22 ----------------------------------------------- 972 3.2 15 439 7 533 7 189 344 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 16 ---------------------------------------- 283 2.3 13 947 2 336 1 110 149 – – 1 077

Parks and recreaton 11 ------------------------------------- 883 1.7 1 199 10 685 2 247 7 493 – – 944

Housing and community development 4 ---------------------- 253 .6 – 4 253 463 850 – – 2 939

Sewerage 6 ----------------------------------------------- 321 .9 – 6 321 708 3 346 – – 2 267

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 894 .5 – 3 894 1 826 2 067 – – 2 Government administration: Financial administration 16 ----------------------------------- 553 2.3 6 888 9 664 5 113 4 551 – – – Judicial and legal 17 ---------------------------------------- 364 2.4 5 284 12 080 9 539 2 542 – – – Other government administration 14 -------------------------- 919 2.1 3 208 11 711 4 954 6 757 – – – Utilities 52 ---------------------------------------------------- 955 7.4 – 52 955 292 15 459 – – 37 205 Water supply 6 -------------------------------------------- 971 1.0 – 6 971 124 5 421 – – 1 426 Electric power 29 ------------------------------------------- 038 4.0 – 29 038 – 9 544 – – 19 494 Gas supply 56 ---------------------------------------------- – – 56 – 56 – – – Transit 16 -------------------------------------------------- 891 2.3 – 16 891 168 438 – – 16 285 State liquor stores 2 ------------------------------------------ 200 .3 2 200 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 30 ------------------------------------ 322 4.2 13 147 17 175 7 666 8 977 – – 532

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 725 – 2 717 2 729 2 667 3 118 – 2 555 2 886

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 199 – 3 414 3 160 – – – 3 160 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 569 – 2 628 2 531 2 667 3 118 – 1 575 2 886

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Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

WEST VIRGINIA

Employment 100 ------------------------------------ 746 100.0 40 246 60 500 7 246 12 226 – 39 101 1 927

Full-time employees only 82 ------------------------------------ 329 81.7 30 498 51 831 6 088 8 841 – 35 389 1 513

Full-time equivalent employment 91 ---------------- 155 100.0 33 569 57 586 6 622 10 125 – 39 208 1 631

Education services:

Education 52 ----------------------------------------------- 212 57.3 13 004 39 208 – – – 39 208 –

Higher education 11 -------------------------------------- 477 12.6 11 477 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 4 ------------------------- 133 4.5 4 133 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 39 -------------------- 208 43.0 – 39 208 – – – 39 208 –

Instructional employees only 26 ------------------------- 688 29.3 – 26 688 – – – 26 688 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 527 1.7 1 527 – – – – – –

Libraries 279 ------------------------------------------------ .3 – 279 218 61 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------------- 267 2.5 2 264 3 3 – – – –

Hospitals 5 ------------------------------------------------ 751 6.3 2 388 3 363 919 2 444 – – –

Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 770 1.9 772 998 923 75 – – –

Social insurance administration 856 ---------------------------- .9 856 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------------- 612 7.3 5 764 848 2 846 – – –

Air transportation 158 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 158 41 6 – – 111

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ----------------------------------------- 861 3.1 811 2 050 687 1 363 – – –

Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 226 2.4 527 1 699 610 1 089 – – –

Fire protection 930 ------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 930 116 800 – – 14

Firefighters only 883 --------------------------------------- 1.0 – 883 85 784 – – 14

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 379 1.5 786 593 588 5 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 889 2.1 1 815 74 44 12 – – 18

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------------- 977 2.2 935 1 042 90 917 – – 35

Housing and community development 510 ---------------------- .6 – 510 17 53 – – 440

Sewerage 683 ----------------------------------------------- .7 – 683 – 503 – – 180

Sanitation other than sewerage 634 ---------------------------- .7 8 626 29 527 – – 70

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ----------------------------------- 406 2.6 991 1 415 1 148 267 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 629 1.8 975 654 593 61 – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 197 1.3 276 921 576 345 – – –

Utilities 1 ---------------------------------------------------- 471 1.6 – 1 471 14 694 – – 763

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 077 1.2 – 1 077 2 667 – – 408

Electric power 10 ------------------------------------------- – – 10 – 10 – – –

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 384 -------------------------------------------------- .4 – 384 12 17 – – 355

State liquor stores 55 ------------------------------------------ .1 55 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 3 ------------------------------------ 629 4.0 1 869 1 760 614 1 146 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 177 ------------- 406 100.0 64 844 112 562 10 170 17 437 – 82 317 2 639

Education services:

Education 111 ----------------------------------------------- 718 63.0 29 402 82 317 – – – 82 317 –

Higher education 26 -------------------------------------- 217 14.8 26 217 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 14 ------------------------- 272 8.0 14 272 – – – – – –

Elmentary and secondary education 82 --------------------- 317 46.4 – 82 317 – – – 82 317 –

Instructional employees only 66 ------------------------- 423 37.4 – 66 423 – – – 66 423 –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 184 1.8 3 184 – – – – – –

Libraries 373 ------------------------------------------------ .2 – 373 288 85 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------------- 348 1.9 3 343 5 5 – – – –

Hospitals 10 ------------------------------------------------ 121 5.7 3 380 6 741 1 592 5 149 – – –

Health 2 -------------------------------------------------- 967 1.7 1 178 1 789 1 616 173 – – –

Social insurance administration 1 ---------------------------- 605 .9 1 605 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 11 ----------------------------------------------- 657 6.6 10 395 1 262 7 1 255 – – –

Air transportation 239 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 239 59 14 – – 165

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ----------------------------------------- 695 3.2 1 844 3 851 1 253 2 598 – – –

Police officers only 4 ------------------------------------ 904 2.8 1 465 3 440 1 166 2 274 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------------- 901 1.1 – 1 901 156 1 728 – – 17

Firefighters only 1 --------------------------------------- 831 1.0 – 1 831 114 1 701 – – 17

Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 928 1.1 1 153 775 769 7 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 848 2.2 3 756 92 47 20 – – 25

Parks and recreaton 2 ------------------------------------- 224 1.3 1 033 1 191 105 1 033 – – 53

Housing and community development 875 ---------------------- .5 – 875 31 107 – – 737

Sewerage 1 ----------------------------------------------- 127 .6 – 1 127 – 858 – – 269

Sanitation other than sewerage 924 ---------------------------- .5 16 908 54 743 – – 111 Government administration: Financial administration 3 ----------------------------------- 605 2.0 1 648 1 957 1 546 412 – – – Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------------- 147 1.8 2 041 1 106 985 121 – – – Other government administration 1 -------------------------- 995 1.1 580 1 415 846 568 – – – Utilities 2 ---------------------------------------------------- 453 1.4 – 2 453 27 1 164 – – 1 263 Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 748 1.0 – 1 748 2 1 113 – – 633 Electric power 22 ------------------------------------------- – – 22 – 22 – – – Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 683 -------------------------------------------------- .4 – 683 25 29 – – 629 State liquor stores 90 ------------------------------------------ .1 90 – – – – – – All other and unallocable 5 ------------------------------------ 567 3.1 3 381 2 186 785 1 401 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 036 – 1 969 2 076 1 552 1 763 – 2 263 1 634

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 647 – 3 704 2 517 – – – 2 517 – All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 705 – 1 767 1 640 1 552 1 763 – 1 583 1 634

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Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

WISCONSIN

Employment 322 ------------------------------------ 601 100.0 96 533 226 068 49 140 45 626 10 932 118 509 1 861

Full-time employees only 213 ------------------------------------ 563 66.2 56 438 157 125 38 984 31 384 1 731 83 575 1 451

Full-time equivalent employment 256 ---------------- 947 100.0 72 674 184 273 43 449 34 929 2 828 101 501 1 566

Education services:

Education 139 ----------------------------------------------- 532 54.3 37 595 101 937 436 – – 101 501 –

Higher education 41 -------------------------------------- 661 16.2 36 251 5 410 – – – 5 410 –

Instructional employees only 14 ------------------------- 657 5.7 11 942 2 715 – – – 2 715 –

Elementary and secondary education 96 -------------------- 527 37.6 – 96 527 436 – – 96 091 –

Instructional employees only 74 ------------------------- 285 28.9 – 74 285 389 – – 73 896 –

Other education 1 --------------------------------------- 344 .5 1 344 – – – – – –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------------ 242 .9 – 2 242 276 1 955 11 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 13 ------------------------------------------- 693 5.3 1 189 12 504 12 247 257 – – –

Hospitals 15 ------------------------------------------------ 602 6.1 8 514 7 088 6 804 284 – – –

Health 4 -------------------------------------------------- 961 1.9 1 614 3 347 2 527 810 10 – –

Social insurance administration 835 ---------------------------- .3 835 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 9 ----------------------------------------------- 643 3.8 2 114 7 529 3 716 3 387 426 – –

Air transportation 314 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 314 282 32 – – –

Water transport and terminals 28 ----------------------------- – – 28 2 26 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 12 ----------------------------------------- 601 4.9 852 11 749 3 418 8 101 230 – –

Police officers only 9 ------------------------------------ 738 3.8 566 9 172 2 710 6 277 185 – –

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------------- 129 1.6 – 4 129 – 3 975 134 – 20

Firefighters only 3 --------------------------------------- 890 1.5 – 3 890 – 3 740 130 – 20

Correction 7 ----------------------------------------------- 366 2.9 5 422 1 944 1 944 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 ---------------------------------------- 622 1.4 2 690 932 637 263 – – 32

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------------- 738 1.5 254 3 484 1 821 1 648 15 – –

Housing and community development 1 ---------------------- 290 .5 – 1 290 60 647 – – 583

Sewerage 2 ----------------------------------------------- 022 .8 – 2 022 – 1 110 18 – 894

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 ---------------------------- 794 .7 – 1 794 190 1 558 46 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ----------------------------------- 762 2.2 3 535 2 227 862 1 272 93 – –

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------------- 644 1.8 1 865 2 779 2 460 313 6 – –

Other government administration 4 -------------------------- 401 1.7 990 3 411 1 885 1 349 177 – –

Utilities 4 ---------------------------------------------------- 387 1.7 – 4 387 1 382 2 903 67 – 35

Water supply 1 -------------------------------------------- 654 .6 – 1 654 – 1 628 26 – –

Electric power 484 ------------------------------------------- .2 – 484 – 408 41 – 35

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit 2 -------------------------------------------------- 249 .9 – 2 249 1 382 867 – – –

State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 14 ------------------------------------ 341 5.6 5 205 9 136 2 500 5 039 1 595 – 2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 663 ------------- 257 100.0 210 669 452 588 94 012 87 340 5 043 261 919 4 274

Education services:

Education 377 ----------------------------------------------- 113 56.9 114 040 263 072 1 153 – – 261 919 –

Higher education 125 -------------------------------------- 879 19.0 110 291 15 587 – – – 15 587 –

Instructional employees only 54 ------------------------- 796 8.3 45 282 9 514 – – – 9 514 –

Elmentary and secondary education 247 --------------------- 485 37.3 – 247 485 1 153 – – 246 332 –

Instructional employees only 210 ------------------------- 584 31.7 – 210 584 1 044 – – 209 539 –

Other education 3 --------------------------------------- 749 .6 3 749 – – – – – –

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------------ 104 .6 – 4 104 470 3 620 14 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 27 ------------------------------------------- 926 4.2 2 786 25 139 24 726 413 – – –

Hospitals 40 ------------------------------------------------ 506 6.1 25 628 14 878 14 404 474 – – –

Health 12 -------------------------------------------------- 197 1.8 4 724 7 473 5 371 2 085 16 – –

Social insurance administration 2 ---------------------------- 053 .3 2 053 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 24 ----------------------------------------------- 341 3.7 6 549 17 792 8 478 8 528 785 – –

Air transportation 763 ---------------------------------------- .1 – 763 692 71 – – –

Water transport and terminals 104 ----------------------------- – – 104 5 99 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 34 ----------------------------------------- 188 5.2 2 358 31 830 9 095 22 175 560 – –

Police officers only 28 ------------------------------------ 722 4.3 1 641 27 081 7 645 18 954 482 – –

Fire protection 12 ------------------------------------------- 467 1.9 – 12 467 – 12 164 261 – 42

Firefighters only 11 --------------------------------------- 898 1.8 – 11 898 – 11 602 254 – 42

Correction 17 ----------------------------------------------- 491 2.6 13 039 4 451 4 451 – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 8 ---------------------------------------- 237 1.2 6 454 1 783 1 138 590 – – 55

Parks and recreaton 6 ------------------------------------- 859 1.0 550 6 309 2 871 3 414 24 – –

Housing and community development 2 ---------------------- 896 .4 – 2 896 137 1 705 – – 1 053

Sewerage 5 ----------------------------------------------- 873 .9 – 5 873 – 2 813 45 – 3 015

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ---------------------------- 744 .6 – 3 744 368 3 306 71 – – Government administration: Financial administration 14 ----------------------------------- 117 2.1 8 847 5 270 1 953 3 084 234 – – Judicial and legal 13 ---------------------------------------- 154 2.0 7 007 6 148 5 160 973 15 – – Other government administration 10 -------------------------- 979 1.7 2 679 8 300 4 426 3 444 431 – – Utilities 12 ---------------------------------------------------- 224 1.8 – 12 224 4 428 7 509 182 – 105 Water supply 4 -------------------------------------------- 328 .7 – 4 328 – 4 253 75 – – Electric power 1 ------------------------------------------- 289 .2 – 1 289 – 1 078 107 – 105 Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – – Transit 6 -------------------------------------------------- 607 1.0 – 6 607 4 428 2 179 – – – State liquor stores – ------------------------------------------ – – – – –– – – All other and unallocable 31 ------------------------------------ 922 4.8 13 954 17 967 4 686 10 872 2 406 – 4

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 791 – 3 216 2 638 2 218 2 620 1 863 2 854 2 831

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------------- 156 – 4 087 3 022 2 768 – – 3 024 – All other employees 2 ---------------------------------------- 583 – 3 035 2 346 2 213 2 620 1 863 2 135 2 831

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Table 14. Employment and Payrolls of State and Local Governments by Type of

Government, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

State and local

governments Local governments

General purpose Special purpose

Subcounty

Amount Percent State Total County Municipal Township

School

district

Special

district

WYOMING

Employment 42 ------------------------------------ 875 100.0 13 154 29 721 5 123 4 439 – 17 733 2 426

Full-time employees only 30 ------------------------------------ 959 72.2 9 954 21 005 3 902 3 207 – 12 290 1 606

Full-time equivalent employment 36 ---------------- 681 100.0 11 271 25 410 4 450 3 514 – 15 528 1 918

Education services:

Education 18 ----------------------------------------------- 854 51.4 3 326 15 528 – – – 15 528 –

Higher education 4 -------------------------------------- 764 13.0 3 174 1 590 – – – 1 590 –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------------- 639 4.5 996 643 – – – 643 –

Elementary and secondary education 13 -------------------- 938 38.0 – 13 938 – – – 13 938 –

Instructional employees only 9 ------------------------- 834 26.8 – 9 834 – – – 9 834 –

Other education 152 --------------------------------------- .4 152 – – – – – –

Libraries 260 ------------------------------------------------ .7 – 260 260 – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 356 ------------------------------------------- 1.0 300 56 22 34 – – –

Hospitals 4 ------------------------------------------------ 765 13.0 1 629 3 136 1 527 – – – 1 609

Health 693 -------------------------------------------------- 1.9 512 181 143 29 – – 9

Social insurance administration 381 ---------------------------- 1.0 381 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------------- 610 7.1 1 862 748 404 344 – – –

Air transportation 75 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 75 57 18 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ----------------------------------------- 511 4.1 248 1 263 496 767 – – –

Police officers only 1 ------------------------------------ 031 2.8 154 877 316 561 – – –

Fire protection 355 ------------------------------------------- 1.0 – 355 52 289 – – 14

Firefighters only 340 --------------------------------------- .9 – 340 51 280 – – 9

Correction 730 ----------------------------------------------- 2.0 475 255 235 20 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 ---------------------------------------- 016 2.8 814 202 36 7 – – 159

Parks and recreation 593 ------------------------------------- 1.6 106 487 95 379 – – 13

Housing and community development 36 ---------------------- .1 – 36 – 36 – – –

Sewerage 194 ----------------------------------------------- .5 – 194 – 185 – – 9

Sanitation other than sewerage 251 ---------------------------- .7 – 251 26 208 – – 17

Government administration:

Financial administration 945 ----------------------------------- 2.6 480 465 324 141 – – –

Judicial and legal 663 ---------------------------------------- 1.8 361 302 233 69 – – –

Other government administration 501 -------------------------- 1.4 98 403 221 182 – – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 378 1.0 – 378 1 334 – – 43

Water supply 326 -------------------------------------------- .9 – 326 1 287 – – 38

Electric power 47 ------------------------------------------- .1 – 47 – 42 – – 5

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 5 – – 5 – 5– – –

State liquor stores 35 ------------------------------------------ .1 35 – – – – – –

All other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------------ 479 4.0 644 835 318 472 – – 45

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 73 ------------- 364 100.0 22 149 51 215 8 384 7 371 – 31 446 4 013

Education services:

Education 38 ----------------------------------------------- 067 51.9 6 621 31 446 – – – 31 446 – Higher education 9 -------------------------------------- 540 13.0 6 281 3 258 – – – 3 258 – Instructional employees only 4 ------------------------- 647 6.3 2 947 1 700 – – – 1 700 – Elmentary and secondary education 28 --------------------- 188 38.4 – 28 188 – – – 28 188 – Instructional employees only 23 ------------------------- 471 32.0 – 23 471 – – – 23 471 – Other education 339 --------------------------------------- .5 339 – – – – – – Libraries 390 ------------------------------------------------ .5 – 390 390 – – – – Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 659 ------------------------------------------- .9 584 75 38 38 – – – Hospitals 9 ------------------------------------------------ 146 12.5 2 605 6 541 3 067 – – – 3 474 Health 1 -------------------------------------------------- 434 2.0 1 136 298 229 53 – – 16 Social insurance administration 813 ---------------------------- 1.1 813 – – – – – – Transportation:

Highways 5 ----------------------------------------------- 389 7.3 3 819 1 569 808 761 – – – Air transportation 152 ---------------------------------------- .2 – 152 117 35 – – – Water transport and terminals – ----------------------------- – – – – –– – – Public safety:

Police protection 3 ----------------------------------------- 250 4.4 524 2 726 962 1 764 – – – Police officers only 2 ------------------------------------ 489 3.4 345 2 144 688 1 455 – – – Fire protection 916 ------------------------------------------- 1.2 – 916 128 760 – – 29 Firefighters only 891 --------------------------------------- 1.2 – 891 126 745 – – 19 Correction 1 ----------------------------------------------- 287 1.8 810 477 435 42 – – – Environment and housing: Natural resources 2 ---------------------------------------- 017 2.7 1 698 319 50 12 – – 257 Parks and recreaton 1 ------------------------------------- 010 1.4 198 812 163 634 – – 14 Housing and community development 56 ---------------------- .1 – 56 – 56 – – – Sewerage 424 ----------------------------------------------- .6 – 424 – 400 – – 23 Sanitation other than sewerage 468 ---------------------------- .6 – 468 43 389 – – 36

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ----------------------------------- 915 2.6 1 057 857 553 305 – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------------- 534 2.1 900 635 472 163 – – –

Other government administration 990 -------------------------- 1.3 263 727 347 380 – – –

Utilities ---------------------------------------------------- 826 1.1 – 826 1 732 – – 93

Water supply 691 -------------------------------------------- .9 – 691 1 614 – – 75

Electric power 125 ------------------------------------------- .2 – 125 – 108 – – 18

Gas supply – ---------------------------------------------- – – – – –– – –

Transit -------------------------------------------------- 10 – – 10 – 10 – – –

State liquor stores 51 ------------------------------------------ .1 51 – – – – – –

All other and unallocable 2 ------------------------------------ 570 3.5 1 069 1 501 581 849 – – 71

Average October earnings, full-time employees

(dollars) 2 --------------------------------------- 167 – 2 055 2 220 1 944 2 165 – 2 333 2 138

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------------- 563 – 3 232 2 510 – – – 2 510 –

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------------- 975 – 1 960 1 987 1 944 2 165 – 1 765 2 138

1Includes public libraries operated by school districts.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

UNITED STATES

County areas 3 ---------------------------------------- 136 94 101 260 384 620 922 755

1990 population (thousands) 248 -------------------------- 868 105 363 35 375 39 836 27 094 21 797 15 096 4 306

Employees 10 ------------------------------------------ 841 949 4 553 878 1 486 379 1 650 070 1 179 374 973 374 733 708 265 166

Full-time only 8 ------------------------------------- 490 451 3 679 669 1 168 625 1 274 681 908 606 736 390 542 760 179 720

Full-time equivalent employment 9 ---------- 349 730 4 028 790 1 293 141 1 411 753 1 003 498 812 547 599 525 200 476

Education services:

Education 5 ---------------------------------------- 024 567 1 895 013 711 161 828 794 594 373 501 690 373 713 119 823

Higher education 207 ------------------------------- 722 94 850 33 645 35 677 21 152 13 566 7 882 950

Instructional employees only 87 ------------------ 751 39 735 14 087 15 064 9 033 5 961 3 530 341

Elementary and secondary education 4 ------------- 816 845 1 800 163 677 516 793 117 573 221 488 124 365 831 118 873

Instructional employees only 3 ------------------ 352 505 1 241 939 471 242 553 005 402 572 343 705 256 195 83 847

Libraries 96 ------------------------------------------ 868 47 915 13 558 15 486 9 868 5 598 3 566 877

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 259 ------------------------------------- 335 123 428 35 387 41 342 28 892 16 801 9 808 3 677

Hospitals 545 ----------------------------------------- 607 242 453 55 714 50 894 74 129 61 134 46 823 14 460

Health 186 ------------------------------------------- 331 86 981 26 061 30 334 19 841 12 481 8 441 2 192

Transportation:

Highways 268 ----------------------------------------- 288 97 233 33 808 43 171 32 075 27 083 24 277 10 641

Air transportation 32 ---------------------------------- 707 21 696 4 834 3 842 1 292 568 354 121

Water transport and terminals 7 ---------------------- 453 4 822 816 851 411 302 180 71

Public safety:

Police protection 610 ---------------------------------- 652 327 060 82 593 85 084 49 042 35 383 24 298 7 192

Police officers only 468 ----------------------------- 073 253 391 62 037 64 288 37 976 27 186 18 202 4 993

Fire protection 259 ------------------------------------ 344 141 182 41 956 39 229 20 326 11 621 4 435 595

Firefighters only 242 -------------------------------- 231 130 281 39 415 37 143 19 430 11 169 4 239 554

Correction 187 ---------------------------------------- 284 100 318 27 759 27 371 15 375 9 280 5 798 1 383

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 33 --------------------------------- 182 10 328 4 355 5 607 3 134 3 299 4 874 1 585

Parks and recreation 191 ------------------------------ 957 111 531 29 925 26 146 12 710 6 713 3 967 965

Housing and community development 103 --------------- 997 63 476 13 199 12 272 5 784 4 641 3 447 1 178

Sewerage 118 ---------------------------------------- 844 56 796 21 529 19 182 10 354 6 826 3 469 688

Sanitation other than sewerage 107 --------------------- 224 55 217 12 944 14 125 10 377 7 749 5 511 1 301

Government administration:

Financial administration 171 ---------------------------- 988 70 628 23 094 27 740 18 489 14 725 12 085 5 227

Judicial and legal 189 ---------------------------------- 937 100 999 27 736 27 426 14 570 10 076 6 762 2 368

Other government administration 173 -------------------- 314 75 593 24 247 27 954 17 722 12 922 10 419 4 457

Utilities 406 --------------------------------------------- 524 262 684 44 440 39 800 24 684 20 851 10 771 3 294

Water supply 141 ------------------------------------- 732 67 959 20 823 20 693 14 014 9 937 6 444 1 862

Electric power 74 ------------------------------------ 408 34 282 9 287 11 353 6 988 8 471 2 880 1 147

Gas supply 9 --------------------------------------- 740 3 690 1 326 1 407 1 042 1 294 848 133

Transit 180 ------------------------------------------- 644 156 753 13 004 6 347 2 640 1 149 599 152

All other and unallocable 374 ----------------------------- 327 133 437 58 025 45 103 40 050 42 804 36 527 18 381

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 375.7 ----------------------- 382.4 365.6 354.4 370.4 372.8 397.1 435.3

Education services:

Education 201.9 ---------------------------------------- 179.9 201.0 208.1 219.4 230.2 247.6 278.2

Higher education 8.3 ------------------------------- 9.0 9.5 9.0 7.8 6.2 5.2 2.2

Instructional employees only 3.5 ------------------ 3.8 4.0 3.8 3.3 2.7 2.3 .8

Elementary and secondary education 193.6 ------------- 170.9 191.5 199.1 211.6 223.9 242.3 276.0

Instructional employees only 134.7 ------------------ 117.9 133.2 138.8 148.6 157.7 169.7 194.7

Libraries 3.9 ------------------------------------------ 4.5 3.8 3.9 3.6 2.6 2.4 2.0

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 10.4 ------------------------------------- 11.7 10.0 10.4 10.7 7.7 6.5 8.5

Hospitals 21.9 ----------------------------------------- 23.0 15.7 12.8 27.4 28.0 31.0 33.6

Health 7.5 ------------------------------------------- 8.3 7.4 7.6 7.3 5.7 5.6 5.1

Transportation:

Highways 10.8 ----------------------------------------- 9.2 9.6 10.8 11.8 12.4 16.1 24.7

Air transportation 1.3 ---------------------------------- 2.1 1.4 1.0 .5 .3 .2 .3

Water transport and terminals .3 ---------------------- .5 .2 .2 .2 .1 .1 .2

Public safety:

Police protection 24.5 ---------------------------------- 31.0 23.3 21.4 18.1 16.2 16.1 16.7

Police officers only 18.8 ----------------------------- 24.0 17.5 16.1 14.0 12.5 12.1 11.6

Fire protection 10.4 ------------------------------------ 13.4 11.9 9.8 7.5 5.3 2.9 1.4

Firefighters only 9.7 -------------------------------- 12.4 11.1 9.3 7.2 5.1 2.8 1.3

Correction 7.5 ---------------------------------------- 9.5 7.8 6.9 5.7 4.3 3.8 3.2

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.3 --------------------------------- 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.2 1.5 3.2 3.7

Parks and recreation 7.7 ------------------------------ 10.6 8.5 6.6 4.7 3.1 2.6 2.2

Housing and community development 4.2 --------------- 6.0 3.7 3.1 2.1 2.1 2.3 2.7

Sewerage 4.8 ---------------------------------------- 5.4 6.1 4.8 3.8 3.1 2.3 1.6

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.3 --------------------- 5.2 3.7 3.5 3.8 3.6 3.7 3.0

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.9 ---------------------------- 6.7 6.5 7.0 6.8 6.8 8.0 12.1

Judicial and legal 7.6 ---------------------------------- 9.6 7.8 6.9 5.4 4.6 4.5 5.5

Other government administration 7.0 -------------------- 7.2 6.9 7.0 6.5 5.9 6.9 10.3

Utilities 16.3 --------------------------------------------- 24.9 12.6 10.0 9.1 9.6 7.1 7.6

Water supply 5.7 ------------------------------------- 6.4 5.9 5.2 5.2 4.6 4.3 4.3

Electric power 3.0 ------------------------------------ 3.3 2.6 2.8 2.6 3.9 1.9 2.7

Gas supply .4 --------------------------------------- .4 .4 .4 .4 .6 .6 .3

Transit 7.3 ------------------------------------------- 14.9 3.7 1.6 1.0 .5 .4 .4

All other and unallocable 15.0 ----------------------------- 12.7 16.4 11.3 14.8 19.6 24.2 42.7

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 23 ------- 121 431 11 649 591 3 151 122 3 239 921 2 073 701 1 578 146 1 075 934 353 017

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 12 ----------- 398 987 5 428 423 1 791 498 1 949 134 1 281 767 1 017 826 705 934 224 404

Instructional employees only 9 ----------------------- 729 012 4 238 530 1 400 683 1 531 388 1 016 348 807 769 558 103 176 190

All other functions 10 ----------------------------------- 722 444 6 221 167 1 359 624 1 290 787 791 933 560 320 369 999 128 613

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 551 2 980 2 517 2 377 2 126 1 996 1 840 1 804

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 889 3 393 2 959 2 766 2 524 2 350 2 183 2 129

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 348 2 788 2 242 2 104 1 831 1 707 1 553 1 544

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

ALABAMA

County areas 67 ---------------------------------------- 1 1 5 14 19 27 –

1990 population (thousands) 4 -------------------------- 041 652 379 815 1 036 705 455 –

Employees 173 ------------------------------------------ 694 27 071 12 464 37 776 48 774 28 092 19 517 –

Full-time only 149 ------------------------------------- 548 25 148 11 177 32 497 40 189 24 057 16 480 –

Full-time equivalent employment 157 ---------- 257 25 831 11 611 34 618 42 605 25 214 17 378 –

Education services:

Education 80 ---------------------------------------- 949 13 185 6 304 15 658 20 251 15 008 10 543 –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 80 ------------- 949 13 185 6 304 15 658 20 251 15 008 10 543 –

Instructional employees only 56 ------------------ 177 9 456 4 312 10 823 14 114 10 360 7 112 –

Libraries 740 ------------------------------------------ 342 113 79 126 49 31 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------- 651 431 5 25 1 695 310 185 –

Hospitals 20 ----------------------------------------- 441 652 – 7 261 9 013 1 994 1 521 –

Health 3 ------------------------------------------- 419 977 362 648 462 372 598 –

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------- 546 1 179 416 1 326 1 607 1 208 810 –

Air transportation 443 ---------------------------------- 174 84 140 37 8 – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 8 ---------------------------------- 586 1 900 923 2 061 1 949 1 237 516 –

Police officers only 6 ----------------------------- 716 1 553 698 1 600 1 533 940 392 –

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------ 292 1 181 508 1 177 905 430 91 –

Firefighters only 4 -------------------------------- 146 1 142 485 1 131 883 414 91 –

Correction 1 ---------------------------------------- 824 419 223 410 337 322 113 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 79 --------------------------------- 3 1 5 24 23 23 –

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------ 578 606 257 886 601 203 25 –

Housing and community development 2 --------------- 184 670 216 484 310 323 181 –

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 581 428 319 191 377 209 57 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 --------------------- 965 520 254 825 644 467 255 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ---------------------------- 208 548 380 646 849 534 251 –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 219 267 239 339 178 140 56 –

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 540 273 142 243 411 287 184 –

Utilities 5 --------------------------------------------- 117 925 399 1 237 1 483 850 223 –

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 701 502 309 761 611 359 159 –

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 157 59 – 300 598 177 23 –

Gas supply 809 --------------------------------------- 77 – 160 232 299 41 –

Transit 450 ------------------------------------------- 287 90 16 42 15 – –

All other and unallocable 6 ----------------------------- 895 1 151 466 977 1 346 1 240 1 715 –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 389.2 ----------------------- 396.5 306.6 425.0 411.1 357.7 382.3 –

Education services:

Education 200.3 ---------------------------------------- 202.4 166.5 192.2 195.4 212.9 231.9 –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 200.3 ------------- 202.4 166.5 192.2 195.4 212.9 231.9 –

Instructional employees only 139.0 ------------------ 145.1 113.9 132.9 136.2 147.0 156.4 –

Libraries 1.8 ------------------------------------------ 5.2 3.0 1.0 1.2 .7 .7 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6.6 ------------------------------------- 6.6 .1 .3 16.4 4.4 4.1 –

Hospitals 50.6 ----------------------------------------- 10.0 – 89.1 87.0 28.3 33.5 –

Health 8.5 ------------------------------------------- 15.0 9.6 8.0 4.5 5.3 13.2 –

Transportation:

Highways 16.2 ----------------------------------------- 18.1 11.0 16.3 15.5 17.1 17.8 –

Air transportation 1.1 ---------------------------------- 2.7 2.2 1.7 .4 .1 – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 21.2 ---------------------------------- 29.2 24.4 25.3 18.8 17.5 11.4 –

Police officers only 16.6 ----------------------------- 23.8 18.4 19.6 14.8 13.3 8.6 –

Fire protection 10.6 ------------------------------------ 18.1 13.4 14.4 8.7 6.1 2.0 –

Firefighters only 10.3 -------------------------------- 17.5 12.8 13.9 8.5 5.9 2.0 –

Correction 4.5 ---------------------------------------- 6.4 5.9 5.0 3.3 4.6 2.5 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .2 --------------------------------- – – .1 .2 .3 .5 –

Parks and recreation 6.4 ------------------------------ 9.3 6.8 10.9 5.8 2.9 .5 –

Housing and community development 5.4 --------------- 10.3 5.7 5.9 3.0 4.6 4.0 –

Sewerage 3.9 ---------------------------------------- 6.6 8.4 2.3 3.6 3.0 1.3 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 7.3 --------------------- 8.0 6.7 10.1 6.2 6.6 5.6 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.9 ---------------------------- 8.4 10.0 7.9 8.2 7.6 5.5 –

Judicial and legal 3.0 ---------------------------------- 4.1 6.3 4.2 1.7 2.0 1.2 –

Other government administration 3.8 -------------------- 4.2 3.8 3.0 4.0 4.1 4.0 –

Utilities 12.7 --------------------------------------------- 14.2 10.5 15.2 14.3 12.1 4.9 –

Water supply 6.7 ------------------------------------- 7.7 8.2 9.3 5.9 5.1 3.5 –

Electric power 2.9 ------------------------------------ .9 – 3.7 5.8 2.5 .5 –

Gas supply 2.0 --------------------------------------- 1.2 – 2.0 2.2 4.2 .9 –

Transit 1.1 ------------------------------------------- 4.4 2.4 .2 .4 .2 – –

All other and unallocable 17.1 ----------------------------- 17.7 12.3 12.0 13.0 17.6 37.7 –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 283 ------- 256 52 688 22 149 66 743 73 964 41 217 26 495 –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 142 ----------- 153 24 519 11 537 28 364 35 981 24 953 16 801 –

Instructional employees only 115 ----------------------- 791 20 331 9 412 23 191 29 173 20 244 13 439 –

All other functions 141 ----------------------------------- 103 28 169 10 612 38 380 37 983 16 264 9 694 –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 822 2 053 1 935 1 951 1 759 1 652 1 541 –

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 085 2 162 2 209 2 179 2 094 1 977 1 904 –

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 670 1 989 1 769 1 842 1 585 1 415 1 273 –

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

ALASKA

County areas 26 ---------------------------------------- – – 1 1 3 3 18

1990 population (thousands) 552 -------------------------- – – 226 78 107 41 100

Employees 27 ------------------------------------------ 398 – –9 443 2 894 5 907 1 932 7 222

Full-time only 20 ------------------------------------- 191 – –7 629 2 282 4 264 1 338 4 678

Full-time equivalent employment 22 ---------- 651 – –8 280 2 505 4 844 1 521 5 501

Education services:

Education 11 ---------------------------------------- 540 – –3 996 1 579 3 038 555 2 372

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 11 ------------- 540 – –3 996 1 579 3 038 555 2 372

Instructional employees only 8 ------------------ 447 – –3 039 1 158 2 277 396 1 577

Libraries 320 ------------------------------------------ – – 137 63 52 22 46

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 204 ------------------------------------- – – 66 17 6 12 103

Hospitals 592 ----------------------------------------- – – – – 446 – 146

Health 544 ------------------------------------------- – – 190 15 69 84 186

Transportation:

Highways 692 ----------------------------------------- – – 346 24 95 34 193

Air transportation 102 ---------------------------------- – – 11 – 21 22 48

Water transport and terminals 145 ---------------------- – – 22 – 35 29 59

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ---------------------------------- 073 – – 474 62 148 93 296

Police officers only 739 ----------------------------- – – 348 41 89 63 198

Fire protection 605 ------------------------------------ – – 334 47 111 43 70

Firefighters only 559 -------------------------------- – – 300 45 105 42 67

Correction 47 ---------------------------------------- – – – – 7 7 33

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 24 --------------------------------- – – – – 5 1 18

Parks and recreation 502 ------------------------------ – – 205 56 110 56 75

Housing and community development 408 --------------- – – 41 23 34 91 219

Sewerage 393 ---------------------------------------- – – 193 87 48 22 43

Sanitation other than sewerage 212 --------------------- – – 79 23 9 21 80

Government administration:

Financial administration 721 ---------------------------- – – 192 59 172 63 235

Judicial and legal 77 ---------------------------------- – – 39 8 16 4 10

Other government administration 903 -------------------- – – 205 172 137 75 314

Utilities 1 --------------------------------------------- 245 – – 521 253 88 76 307

Water supply 313 ------------------------------------- – – 96 76 30 23 88

Electric power 629 ------------------------------------ – – 238 153 33 49 156

Gas supply 27 --------------------------------------- – – – – – – 27

Transit 276 ------------------------------------------- – – 187 24 25 4 36

All other and unallocable 2 ----------------------------- 302 – –1 229 17 197 211 648

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 410.3 ----------------------- – – 365.8 322.3 451.7 372.9 550.4

Education services:

Education 209.0 ---------------------------------------- – – 176.6 203.2 283.3 136.1 237.3

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 209.0 ------------- – – 176.6 203.2 283.3 136.1 237.3

Instructional employees only 153.0 ------------------ – – 134.3 149.0 212.3 97.1 157.8

Libraries 5.8 ------------------------------------------ – – 6.1 8.1 4.8 5.4 4.6

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3.7 ------------------------------------- – – 2.9 2.2 .6 2.9 10.3

Hospitals 10.7 ----------------------------------------- – – – – 41.6 – 14.6

Health 9.9 ------------------------------------------- – – 8.4 1.9 6.4 20.6 18.6

Transportation:

Highways 12.5 ----------------------------------------- – – 15.3 3.1 8.9 8.3 19.3

Air transportation 1.8 ---------------------------------- – – .5 – 2.0 5.4 4.8

Water transport and terminals 2.6 ---------------------- – – 1.0 – 3.3 7.1 5.9

Public safety:

Police protection 19.4 ---------------------------------- – – 20.9 8.0 13.8 22.8 29.6

Police officers only 13.4 ----------------------------- – – 15.4 5.3 8.3 15.4 19.8

Fire protection 11.0 ------------------------------------ – – 14.8 6.0 10.4 10.5 7.0

Firefighters only 10.1 -------------------------------- – – 13.3 5.8 9.8 10.3 6.7

Correction .9 ---------------------------------------- – – – – .7 1.7 3.3

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .4 --------------------------------- – – – – .5 .2 1.8

Parks and recreation 9.1 ------------------------------ – – 9.1 7.2 10.3 13.7 7.5

Housing and community development 7.4 --------------- – – 1.8 3.0 3.2 22.3 21.9

Sewerage 7.1 ---------------------------------------- – – 8.5 11.2 4.5 5.4 4.3

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.8 --------------------- – – 3.5 3.0 .8 5.1 8.0

Government administration:

Financial administration 13.1 ---------------------------- – – 8.5 7.6 16.0 15.4 23.5

Judicial and legal 1.4 ---------------------------------- – – 1.7 1.0 1.5 1.0 1.0

Other government administration 16.4 -------------------- – – 9.1 22.1 12.8 18.4 31.4

Utilities 22.6 --------------------------------------------- – – 23.0 32.6 8.2 18.6 30.7

Water supply 5.7 ------------------------------------- – – 4.2 9.8 2.8 5.6 8.8

Electric power 11.4 ------------------------------------ – – 10.5 19.7 3.1 12.0 15.6

Gas supply .5 --------------------------------------- – – – – – – 2.7

Transit 5.0 ------------------------------------------- – – 8.3 3.1 2.3 1.0 3.6

All other and unallocable 41.7 ----------------------------- – – 54.3 2.2 18.4 51.7 64.8

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 81 ------- 595 – – 33 026 8 758 16 878 4 765 18 169

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 39 ----------- 475 – – 13 623 5 383 10 862 1 936 7 671

Instructional employees only 31 ----------------------- 035 – – 11 031 4 233 8 873 1 526 5 373

All other functions 42 ----------------------------------- 120 – – 19 403 3 374 6 016 2 829 10 498

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 3 --------------------- 766 – –4 133 3 594 3 679 3 265 3 474

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 836 – –3 784 3 785 4 128 3 935 3 539

All other employees 3 ---------------------------------- 725 – –4 325 3 434 3 289 3 015 3 446

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

ARIZONA

County areas 15 ---------------------------------------- 2 – 3 5 3 11

1990 population (thousands) 3 -------------------------- 665 2 789 – 331 427 96 14 8

Employees 157 ------------------------------------------ 252 115 535 – 16 362 19 434 4 755 656 510

Full-time only 122 ------------------------------------- 495 90 727 – 12 077 15 152 3 621 524 394

Full-time equivalent employment 139 ---------- 702 104 256 – 13 665 16 817 3 971 558 435

Education services:

Education 75 ---------------------------------------- 235 52 926 – 8 187 11 063 2 480 303 276

Higher education 4 ------------------------------- 752 2 510 – 1 146 848 248 – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------ 063 1 205 – 387 358 113 – –

Elementary and secondary education 70 ------------- 483 50 416 – 7 041 10 215 2 232 303 276

Instructional employees only 47 ------------------ 135 33 715 – 4 570 6 895 1 567 214 174

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 210 976 – 73 132 26 2 1

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------- 381 2 982 – 177 166 53 2 1

Hospitals 4 ----------------------------------------- 753 4 371 – 381 1 – – –

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 497 1 833 – 251 322 59 12 20

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------- 769 2 365 – 553 635 161 31 24

Air transportation 840 ---------------------------------- 808 – 11 20 1 – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ---------------------------------- 517 7 204 – 940 937 347 59 30

Police officers only 6 ----------------------------- 907 5 294 – 621 697 230 48 17

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------ 603 2 680 – 362 490 62 8 1

Firefighters only 3 -------------------------------- 219 2 347 – 342 461 60 8 1

Correction 3 ---------------------------------------- 973 2 993 – 407 475 74 19 5

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 --------------------------------- 087 864 – 209 14 – – –

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------ 299 2 740 – 274 227 39 16 3

Housing and community development 802 --------------- 729 – 40 30 3 – –

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 085 837 – 78 132 37 – 1

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 514 1 185 – 138 111 74 4 2

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 942 2 147 – 287 375 97 26 10

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------- 553 4 382 – 468 504 153 35 11

Other government administration 3 -------------------- 174 2 156 – 383 502 94 19 20

Utilities 7 --------------------------------------------- 055 6 627 – 156 190 78 4 –

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 585 2 248 – 121 151 61 4 –

Electric power 4 ------------------------------------ 316 4 260 – 30 17 9 – –

Gas supply 64 --------------------------------------- 51 – – 5 8 – –

Transit 90 ------------------------------------------- 68 – 5 17 – – –

All other and unallocable 4 ----------------------------- 413 3 451 – 290 491 133 18 30

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 381.2 ----------------------- 373.8 – 412.9 393.9 411.7 403.1 543.2

Education services:

Education 205.3 ---------------------------------------- 189.8 – 247.4 259.1 257.1 218.9 344.7

Higher education 13.0 ------------------------------- 9.0 – 34.6 19.9 25.7 – –

Instructional employees only 5.6 ------------------ 4.3 – 11.7 8.4 11.7 – –

Elementary and secondary education 192.3 ------------- 180.8 – 212.7 239.2 231.4 218.9 344.7

Instructional employees only 128.6 ------------------ 120.9 – 138.1 161.5 162.5 154.6 217.3

Libraries 3.3 ------------------------------------------ 3.5 – 2.2 3.1 2.7 1.4 1.2

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 9.2 ------------------------------------- 10.7 – 5.3 3.9 5.5 1.4 1.2

Hospitals 13.0 ----------------------------------------- 15.7 – 11.5 – – – –

Health 6.8 ------------------------------------------- 6.6 – 7.6 7.5 6.1 8.7 25.0

Transportation:

Highways 10.3 ----------------------------------------- 8.5 – 16.7 14.9 16.7 22.4 30.0

Air transportation 2.3 ---------------------------------- 2.9 – .3 .5 .1 – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 26.0 ---------------------------------- 25.8 – 28.4 21.9 36.0 42.6 37.5

Police officers only 18.8 ----------------------------- 19.0 – 18.8 16.3 23.8 34.7 21.2

Fire protection 9.8 ------------------------------------ 9.6 – 10.9 11.5 6.4 5.8 1.2

Firefighters only 8.8 -------------------------------- 8.4 – 10.3 10.8 6.2 5.8 1.2

Correction 10.8 ---------------------------------------- 10.7 – 12.3 11.1 7.7 13.7 6.2

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3.0 --------------------------------- 3.1 – 6.3 .3 – – –

Parks and recreation 9.0 ------------------------------ 9.8 – 8.3 5.3 4.0 11.6 3.7

Housing and community development 2.2 --------------- 2.6 – 1.2 .7 .3 – –

Sewerage 3.0 ---------------------------------------- 3.0 – 2.4 3.1 3.8 – 1.2

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.1 --------------------- 4.2 – 4.2 2.6 7.7 2.9 2.5

Government administration:

Financial administration 8.0 ---------------------------- 7.7 – 8.7 8.8 10.1 18.8 12.5

Judicial and legal 15.2 ---------------------------------- 15.7 – 14.1 11.8 15.9 25.3 13.7

Other government administration 8.7 -------------------- 7.7 – 11.6 11.8 9.7 13.7 25.0

Utilities 19.2 --------------------------------------------- 23.8 – 4.7 4.5 8.1 2.9 –

Water supply 7.1 ------------------------------------- 8.1 – 3.7 3.5 6.3 2.9 –

Electric power 11.8 ------------------------------------ 15.3 – .9 .4 .9 – –

Gas supply .2 --------------------------------------- .2 – – .1 .8 – –

Transit .2 ------------------------------------------- .2 – .2 .4 – – –

All other and unallocable 12.0 ----------------------------- 12.4 – 8.8 11.5 13.8 13.0 37.5

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 337 ------- 953 262 235 – 29 664 35 545 8 508 1 161 839

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 175 ----------- 120 126 935 – 18 062 23 303 5 604 664 552

Instructional employees only 130 ----------------------- 696 95 874 – 12 807 16 930 4 188 504 393

All other functions 162 ----------------------------------- 833 135 300 – 11 602 12 242 2 904 498 287

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 564 2 688 – 2 247 2 190 2 200 2 118 1 992

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 850 3 017 – 2 588 2 394 2 575 2 398 2 312

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 415 2 535 – 2 039 2 031 1 923 1 939 1 767

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

ARKANSAS

County areas 75 ---------------------------------------- – 1 1 9 15 38 11

1990 population (thousands) 2 -------------------------- 351 – 350 113 661 525 608 93

Employees 93 ------------------------------------------ 731 – 14 926 3 766 22 733 21 788 26 347 4 171

Full-time only 76 ------------------------------------- 301 – 12 271 3 093 19 263 17 768 21 064 2 842

Full-time equivalent employment 81 ---------- 780 – 13 416 3 313 20 437 19 004 22 578 3 032

Education services:

Education 53 ---------------------------------------- 030 – 7 684 2 234 13 760 12 657 14 456 2 239

Higher education 41 ------------------------------- – – – – – 41 –

Instructional employees only 41 ------------------ – – – – – 41 –

Elementary and secondary education 52 ------------- 989 – 7 684 2 234 13 760 12 657 14 415 2 239

Instructional employees only 37 ------------------ 300 – 5 351 1 643 9 624 8 936 10 162 1 584

Libraries 397 ------------------------------------------ – 115 29 54 98 88 13

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 374 ------------------------------------- – 58 10 23 22 257 4

Hospitals 4 ----------------------------------------- 535 – 423 – 709 1 367 2 036 –

Health 179 ------------------------------------------- – 40 5 34 58 41 1

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------- 122 – 377 139 692 731 1 012 171

Air transportation 296 ---------------------------------- – 217 7 48 17 7 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 4 ---------------------------------- 186 – 908 192 1 147 946 908 85

Police officers only 3 ----------------------------- 204 – 720 144 913 710 652 65

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 921 – 559 116 599 402 240 5

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 819 – 514 114 573 384 229 5

Correction 896 ---------------------------------------- – 203 44 207 201 198 43

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 196 --------------------------------- – 4 – 34 61 87 10

Parks and recreation 638 ------------------------------ – 264 52 173 92 57 –

Housing and community development 855 --------------- – 197 17 199 222 208 12

Sewerage 916 ---------------------------------------- – 319 38 288 139 119 13

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 203 – 256 52 337 240 271 47

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ---------------------------- 546 – 188 78 366 287 554 73

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 357 – 306 73 301 287 332 58

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 475 – 320 58 357 252 407 81

Utilities 1 --------------------------------------------- 975 – 519 68 536 363 442 47

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 378 – 305 67 345 307 315 39

Electric power 390 ------------------------------------ – 99 1 168 56 65 1

Gas supply 48 --------------------------------------- – – – – – 41 7

Transit 159 ------------------------------------------- – 115 – 23 – 21 –

All other and unallocable 2 ----------------------------- 683 – 459 101 573 562 858 130

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 347.9 ----------------------- – 383.7 292.1 309.0 362.0 371.1 326.0

Education services:

Education 225.6 ---------------------------------------- – 219.8 197.0 208.1 241.1 237.6 240.8

Higher education .2 ------------------------------- – – – – – .7 –

Instructional employees only .2 ------------------ – – – – – .7 –

Elementary and secondary education 225.4 ------------- – 219.8 197.0 208.1 241.1 236.9 240.8

Instructional employees only 158.7 ------------------ – 153.0 144.9 145.5 170.2 167.0 170.3

Libraries 1.7 ------------------------------------------ – 3.3 2.6 .8 1.9 1.4 1.4

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.6 ------------------------------------- – 1.7 .9 .3 .4 4.2 .4

Hospitals 19.3 ----------------------------------------- – 12.1 – 10.7 26.0 33.5 –

Health .8 ------------------------------------------- – 1.1 .4 .5 1.1 .7 .1

Transportation:

Highways 13.3 ----------------------------------------- – 10.8 12.3 10.5 13.9 16.6 18.4

Air transportation 1.3 ---------------------------------- – 6.2 .6 .7 .3 .1 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 17.8 ---------------------------------- – 26.0 16.9 17.3 18.0 14.9 9.1

Police officers only 13.6 ----------------------------- – 20.6 12.7 13.8 13.5 10.7 7.0

Fire protection 8.2 ------------------------------------ – 16.0 10.2 9.1 7.7 3.9 .5

Firefighters only 7.7 -------------------------------- – 14.7 10.1 8.7 7.3 3.8 .5

Correction 3.8 ---------------------------------------- – 5.8 3.9 3.1 3.8 3.3 4.6

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .8 --------------------------------- – .1 – .5 1.2 1.4 1.1

Parks and recreation 2.7 ------------------------------ – 7.6 4.6 2.6 1.8 .9 –

Housing and community development 3.6 --------------- – 5.6 1.5 3.0 4.2 3.4 1.3

Sewerage 3.9 ---------------------------------------- – 9.1 3.4 4.4 2.6 2.0 1.4

Sanitation other than sewerage 5.1 --------------------- – 7.3 4.6 5.1 4.6 4.5 5.1

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.6 ---------------------------- – 5.4 6.9 5.5 5.5 9.1 7.8

Judicial and legal 5.8 ---------------------------------- – 8.8 6.4 4.6 5.5 5.5 6.2

Other government administration 6.3 -------------------- – 9.2 5.1 5.4 4.8 6.7 8.7

Utilities 8.4 --------------------------------------------- – 14.8 6.0 8.1 6.9 7.3 5.1

Water supply 5.9 ------------------------------------- – 8.7 5.9 5.2 5.8 5.2 4.2

Electric power 1.7 ------------------------------------ – 2.8 .1 2.5 1.1 1.1 .1

Gas supply .2 --------------------------------------- – – – – – .7 .8

Transit .7 ------------------------------------------- – 3.3 – .3 – .3 –

All other and unallocable 11.4 ----------------------------- – 13.1 8.9 8.7 10.7 14.1 14.0

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 139 ------- 655 – 26 793 6 209 36 389 31 446 34 398 4 420

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 94 ----------- 777 – 15 342 4 309 25 670 22 077 23 853 3 527

Instructional employees only 76 ----------------------- 930 – 11 972 3 607 20 945 18 122 19 435 2 850

All other functions 44 ----------------------------------- 878 – 11 451 1 900 10 719 9 369 10 545 893

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 741 – 2 050 1 921 1 818 1 682 1 549 1 475

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 080 – 2 249 2 245 2 206 2 048 1 918 1 811

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 429 – 1 902 1 586 1 451 1 326 1 214 1 067

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

CALIFORNIA

County areas 58 ---------------------------------------- 14 7 13 6 7 7 4

1990 population (thousands) 29 -------------------------- 760 24 236 2 617 2 065 420 268 130 24

Employees 1 ------------------------------------------ 262 024 1 001 170 120 400 95 349 21 231 13 108 8 801 1 965

Full-time only 919 ------------------------------------- 262 738 543 83 178 65 223 15 753 8 880 6 206 1 479

Full-time equivalent employment 1 ---------- 063 570 849 545 98 969 77 203 18 245 10 621 7 339 1 648

Education services:

Education 483 ---------------------------------------- 223 374 732 49 581 39 184 10 600 5 430 3 029 667

Higher education 39 ------------------------------- 628 29 098 5 819 3 910 354 347 100 –

Instructional employees only 17 ------------------ 062 12 713 2 406 1 606 174 137 26 –

Elementary and secondary education 443 ------------- 595 345 634 43 762 35 274 10 246 5 083 2 929 667

Instructional employees only 308 ------------------ 518 240 403 31 529 25 052 5 288 3 736 2 053 457

Libraries 11 ------------------------------------------ 150 9 412 790 682 87 78 91 10

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 46 ------------------------------------- 920 37 707 4 188 3 416 794 442 306 67

Hospitals 74 ----------------------------------------- 093 59 654 8 804 2 503 810 941 1 166 215

Health 33 ------------------------------------------- 900 25 527 4 000 3 090 652 303 254 74

Transportation:

Highways 20 ----------------------------------------- 978 14 872 2 155 2 325 565 460 470 131

Air transportation 4 ---------------------------------- 350 4 095 156 76 6 8 5 4

Water transport and terminals 1 ---------------------- 945 1 636 171 98 4 17 19 –

Public safety:

Police protection 74 ---------------------------------- 483 63 053 5 130 4 460 835 532 381 92

Police officers only 52 ----------------------------- 377 44 458 3 541 2 986 587 417 310 78

Fire protection 31 ------------------------------------ 644 26 902 2 282 2 068 262 83 38 9

Firefighters only 28 -------------------------------- 727 24 407 2 075 1 898 234 67 37 9

Correction 26 ---------------------------------------- 295 20 078 2 918 2 149 572 345 190 43

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 7 --------------------------------- 226 4 131 1 198 1 331 247 140 171 8

Parks and recreation 30 ------------------------------ 505 26 255 2 232 1 720 141 74 55 28

Housing and community development 10 --------------- 684 9 066 845 652 64 24 25 8

Sewerage 12 ---------------------------------------- 307 9 925 1 244 879 130 76 43 10

Sanitation other than sewerage 7 --------------------- 280 6 156 526 390 108 35 40 25

Government administration:

Financial administration 22 ---------------------------- 187 17 519 1 775 1 902 427 285 211 68

Judicial and legal 35 ---------------------------------- 538 28 530 3 324 2 583 559 287 203 52

Other government administration 23 -------------------- 246 17 852 2 019 2 295 480 301 229 70

Utilities 63 --------------------------------------------- 041 57 226 2 299 2 789 407 221 74 25

Water supply 21 ------------------------------------- 221 18 028 1 065 1 569 297 171 66 25

Electric power 13 ------------------------------------ 783 12 304 606 791 42 32 8 –

Gas supply 237 --------------------------------------- 237 – – – – – –

Transit 27 ------------------------------------------- 800 26 657 628 429 68 18 – –

All other and unallocable 42 ----------------------------- 575 35 217 3 332 2 611 495 539 339 42

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 357.4 ----------------------- 350.5 378.2 373.8 434.2 396.4 564.9 684.8

Education services:

Education 162.4 ---------------------------------------- 154.6 189.5 189.7 252.2 202.7 233.1 277.2

Higher education 13.3 ------------------------------- 12.0 22.2 18.9 8.4 13.0 7.7 –

Instructional employees only 5.7 ------------------ 5.2 9.2 7.8 4.1 5.1 2.0 –

Elementary and secondary education 149.1 ------------- 142.6 167.2 170.8 243.8 189.7 225.4 277.2

Instructional employees only 103.7 ------------------ 99.2 120.5 121.3 125.8 139.4 158.0 189.9

Libraries 3.7 ------------------------------------------ 3.9 3.0 3.3 2.1 2.9 7.0 4.2

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 15.8 ------------------------------------- 15.6 16.0 16.5 18.9 16.5 23.6 27.8

Hospitals 24.9 ----------------------------------------- 24.6 33.6 12.1 19.3 35.1 89.7 89.3

Health 11.4 ------------------------------------------- 10.5 15.3 15.0 15.5 11.3 19.6 30.8

Transportation:

Highways 7.0 ----------------------------------------- 6.1 8.2 11.3 13.4 17.2 36.2 54.4

Air transportation 1.5 ---------------------------------- 1.7 .6 .4 .1 .3 .4 1.7

Water transport and terminals .7 ---------------------- .7 .7 .5 .1 .6 1.5 –

Public safety:

Police protection 25.0 ---------------------------------- 26.0 19.6 21.6 19.9 19.9 29.3 38.2

Police officers only 17.6 ----------------------------- 18.3 13.5 14.5 14.0 15.6 23.9 32.4

Fire protection 10.6 ------------------------------------ 11.1 8.7 10.0 6.2 3.1 2.9 3.7

Firefighters only 9.7 -------------------------------- 10.1 7.9 9.2 5.6 2.5 2.8 3.7

Correction 8.8 ---------------------------------------- 8.3 11.2 10.4 13.6 12.9 14.6 17.9

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2.4 --------------------------------- 1.7 4.6 6.4 5.9 5.2 13.2 3.3

Parks and recreation 10.3 ------------------------------ 10.8 8.5 8.3 3.4 2.8 4.2 11.6

Housing and community development 3.6 --------------- 3.7 3.2 3.2 1.5 .9 1.9 3.3

Sewerage 4.1 ---------------------------------------- 4.1 4.8 4.3 3.1 2.8 3.3 4.2

Sanitation other than sewerage 2.4 --------------------- 2.5 2.0 1.9 2.6 1.3 3.1 10.4

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.5 ---------------------------- 7.2 6.8 9.2 10.2 10.6 16.2 28.3

Judicial and legal 11.9 ---------------------------------- 11.8 12.7 12.5 13.3 10.7 15.6 21.6

Other government administration 7.8 -------------------- 7.4 7.7 11.1 11.4 11.2 17.6 29.1

Utilities 21.2 --------------------------------------------- 23.6 8.8 13.5 9.7 8.2 5.7 10.4

Water supply 7.1 ------------------------------------- 7.4 4.1 7.6 7.1 6.4 5.1 10.4

Electric power 4.6 ------------------------------------ 5.1 2.3 3.8 1.0 1.2 .6 –

Gas supply .1 --------------------------------------- .1 – – – – – –

Transit 9.3 ------------------------------------------- 11.0 2.4 2.1 1.6 .7 – –

All other and unallocable 14.3 ----------------------------- 14.5 12.7 12.6 11.8 20.1 26.1 17.5

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 3 ------- 362 377 2 777 153 287 753 209 900 40 182 26 054 17 430 3 906

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 1 ----------- 447 276 1 151 814 144 645 105 352 21 330 14 364 8 083 1 689

Instructional employees only 1 ----------------------- 114 298 886 905 112 694 79 725 16 406 11 122 6 204 1 242

All other functions 1 ----------------------------------- 915 101 1 625 339 143 107 104 548 18 852 11 690 9 347 2 217

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 3 --------------------- 336 3 445 3 074 2 897 2 265 2 582 2 485 2 439

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 699 3 785 3 537 3 278 3 300 3 113 3 370 2 837

All other employees 3 ---------------------------------- 188 3 312 2 843 2 717 1 863 2 288 2 177 2 291

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

COLORADO

County areas 63 ---------------------------------------- – 5 4 2 3 18 31

1990 population (thousands) 3 -------------------------- 294 – 1 960 666 154 95 284 137

Employees 160 ------------------------------------------ 991 – 87 652 31 322 5 881 4 180 18 345 13 611

Full-time only 115 ------------------------------------- 137 – 65 105 21 524 4 206 3 179 13 547 7 576

Full-time equivalent employment 130 ---------- 376 – 72 912 25 399 4 812 3 581 15 063 8 609

Education services:

Education 65 ---------------------------------------- 836 – 36 836 12 745 2 921 2 080 6 940 4 314

Higher education 1 ------------------------------- 041 – – 413 – – 221 407

Instructional employees only 363 ------------------ – – 161 – – 78 124

Elementary and secondary education 64 ------------- 795 – 36 836 12 332 2 921 2 080 6 719 3 907

Instructional employees only 45 ------------------ 396 – 25 836 8 592 2 050 1 496 4 733 2 689

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 571 – 1 051 299 25 38 121 37

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4 ------------------------------------- 039 – 2 225 817 185 97 403 312

Hospitals 7 ----------------------------------------- 211 – 3 538 1 587 – 121 1 305 660

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 466 – 1 178 543 46 106 434 159

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------- 566 – 1 704 780 230 168 953 731

Air transportation 713 ---------------------------------- – 603 36 15 10 45 4

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 8 ---------------------------------- 459 – 5 005 1 545 290 238 991 390

Police officers only 6 ----------------------------- 401 – 3 906 1 056 205 170 772 292

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------ 548 – 2 599 573 124 41 184 27

Firefighters only 3 -------------------------------- 302 – 2 410 540 113 40 176 23

Correction 2 ---------------------------------------- 756 – 1 731 538 87 79 232 89

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 513 --------------------------------- – 120 115 66 23 122 67

Parks and recreation 4 ------------------------------ 806 – 3 119 1 114 113 49 309 102

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 169 – 740 226 26 20 115 42

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 896 – 1 183 355 63 46 192 57

Sanitation other than sewerage 574 --------------------- – 269 65 25 26 151 38

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 776 – 1 172 571 129 107 551 246

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 692 – 1 179 313 52 40 90 18

Other government administration 3 -------------------- 240 – 1 398 650 149 109 592 342

Utilities 6 --------------------------------------------- 862 – 4 832 1 270 129 90 462 79

Water supply 3 ------------------------------------- 174 – 2 008 715 129 64 201 57

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 281 – 671 467 – 14 111 18

Gas supply 268 --------------------------------------- – 245 – – 1 18 4

Transit 2 ------------------------------------------- 139 – 1 908 88 – 11 132 –

All other and unallocable 5 ----------------------------- 683 – 2 430 1 257 137 93 871 895

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 395.8 ----------------------- – 372.1 381.2 313.4 378.8 531.1 629.4

Education services:

Education 199.8 ---------------------------------------- – 188.0 191.3 190.2 220.0 244.7 315.4

Higher education 3.2 ------------------------------- – – 6.2 – – 7.8 29.8

Instructional employees only 1.1 ------------------ – – 2.4 – – 2.8 9.1

Elementary and secondary education 196.7 ------------- – 188.0 185.1 190.2 220.0 236.9 285.7

Instructional employees only 137.8 ------------------ – 131.8 128.9 133.5 158.3 166.9 196.6

Libraries 4.8 ------------------------------------------ – 5.4 4.5 1.6 4.0 4.3 2.7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 12.3 ------------------------------------- – 11.4 12.3 12.0 10.3 14.2 22.8

Hospitals 21.9 ----------------------------------------- – 18.1 23.8 – 12.8 46.0 48.3

Health 7.5 ------------------------------------------- – 6.0 8.1 3.0 11.2 15.3 11.6

Transportation:

Highways 13.9 ----------------------------------------- – 8.7 11.7 15.0 17.8 33.6 53.4

Air transportation 2.2 ---------------------------------- – 3.1 .5 1.0 1.1 1.6 .3

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 25.7 ---------------------------------- – 25.5 23.2 18.9 25.2 34.9 28.5

Police officers only 19.4 ----------------------------- – 19.9 15.8 13.4 18.0 27.2 21.3

Fire protection 10.8 ------------------------------------ – 13.3 8.6 8.1 4.3 6.5 2.0

Firefighters only 10.0 -------------------------------- – 12.3 8.1 7.4 4.2 6.2 1.7

Correction 8.4 ---------------------------------------- – 8.8 8.1 5.7 8.4 8.2 6.5

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.6 --------------------------------- – .6 1.7 4.3 2.4 4.3 4.9

Parks and recreation 14.6 ------------------------------ – 15.9 16.7 7.4 5.2 10.9 7.5

Housing and community development 3.5 --------------- – 3.8 3.4 1.7 2.1 4.1 3.1

Sewerage 5.8 ---------------------------------------- – 6.0 5.3 4.1 4.9 6.8 4.2

Sanitation other than sewerage 1.7 --------------------- – 1.4 1.0 1.6 2.8 5.3 2.8

Government administration:

Financial administration 8.4 ---------------------------- – 6.0 8.6 8.4 11.3 19.4 18.0

Judicial and legal 5.1 ---------------------------------- – 6.0 4.7 3.4 4.2 3.2 1.3

Other government administration 9.8 -------------------- – 7.1 9.8 9.7 11.5 20.9 25.0

Utilities 20.8 --------------------------------------------- – 24.7 19.1 8.4 9.5 16.3 5.8

Water supply 9.6 ------------------------------------- – 10.2 10.7 8.4 6.8 7.1 4.2

Electric power 3.9 ------------------------------------ – 3.4 7.0 – 1.5 3.9 1.3

Gas supply .8 --------------------------------------- – 1.3 – – .1 .6 .3

Transit 6.5 ------------------------------------------- – 9.7 1.3 – 1.2 4.7 –

All other and unallocable 17.3 ----------------------------- – 12.4 18.9 8.9 9.8 30.7 65.4

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 313 ------- 700 – 189 950 60 028 11 902 7 340 29 512 14 968

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 159 ----------- 637 – 95 818 29 972 7 461 4 553 13 746 8 087

Instructional employees only 124 ----------------------- 225 – 74 594 23 465 5 936 3 655 10 672 5 904

All other functions 154 ----------------------------------- 063 – 94 132 30 056 4 441 2 787 15 766 6 881

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 507 – 2 705 2 507 2 589 2 144 2 015 1 784

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 777 – 2 965 2 754 2 966 2 480 2 237 2 128

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 352 – 2 559 2 360 2 289 1 870 1 901 1 605

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

CONNECTICUT

County areas 8 ---------------------------------------- 3 1 4 – – ––

1990 population (thousands) 3 -------------------------- 287 2 484 255 549 – – – –

Employees 127 ------------------------------------------ 987 86 350 23 787 17 850 – – – –

Full-time only 105 ------------------------------------- 501 69 869 21 999 13 633 – – – –

Full-time equivalent employment 114 ---------- 049 76 176 22 713 15 160 – – – –

Education services:

Education 63 ---------------------------------------- 457 47 466 4 711 11 280 – – – –

Higher education 2 ------------------------------- 2 – – – – ––

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------ 2 – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 63 ------------- 455 47 464 4 711 11 280 – – – –

Instructional employees only 47 ------------------ 177 35 002 3 550 8 625 – – – –

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 485 1 218 89 178 – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------- 030 1 778 90 162 – – – –

Hospitals 361 ----------------------------------------- 361 – – – – – –

Health 1 ------------------------------------------- 316 1 116 109 91 – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------- 571 2 534 305 732 – – – –

Air transportation 34 ---------------------------------- 34 – – – – – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 7 ---------------------------------- 711 6 545 505 661 – – – –

Police officers only 6 ----------------------------- 217 5 304 396 517 – – – –

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------ 166 3 667 275 224 – – – –

Firefighters only 3 -------------------------------- 852 3 396 260 196 – – – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 51 --------------------------------- 50 1 – – – – –

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------ 329 2 038 155 136 – – – –

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 571 1 401 59 111 – – – –

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 210 910 113 187 – – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 247 1 014 129 104 – – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 179 1 606 171 402 – – – –

Judicial and legal 176 ---------------------------------- 163 5 8 – – – –

Other government administration 2 -------------------- 008 1 417 185 406 – – – –

Utilities 1 --------------------------------------------- 596 1 181 318 97 – – – –

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 037 853 107 77 – – – –

Electric power 151 ------------------------------------ 11 140 – – – – –

Gas supply 27 --------------------------------------- – 27 – – – – –

Transit 381 ------------------------------------------- 317 44 20 – – – –

All other and unallocable 17 ----------------------------- 551 1 677 15 493 381 – – – –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 347.0 ----------------------- 306.7 890.9 276.4 – – – –

Education services:

Education 193.0 ---------------------------------------- 191.1 184.8 205.6 – – – –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 193.0 ------------- 191.1 184.8 205.6 – – – –

Instructional employees only 143.5 ------------------ 140.9 139.2 157.2 – – – –

Libraries 4.5 ------------------------------------------ 4.9 3.5 3.2 – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6.2 ------------------------------------- 7.2 3.5 3.0 – – – –

Hospitals 1.1 ----------------------------------------- 1.5 – – – – – –

Health 4.0 ------------------------------------------- 4.5 4.3 1.7 – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 10.9 ----------------------------------------- 10.2 12.0 13.3 – – – –

Air transportation .1 ---------------------------------- .1 – – – – – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 23.5 ---------------------------------- 26.4 19.8 12.1 – – – –

Police officers only 18.9 ----------------------------- 21.4 15.5 9.4 – – – –

Fire protection 12.7 ------------------------------------ 14.8 10.8 4.1 – – – –

Firefighters only 11.7 -------------------------------- 13.7 10.2 3.6 – – – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .2 --------------------------------- .2 – – – – – –

Parks and recreation 7.1 ------------------------------ 8.2 6.1 2.5 – – – –

Housing and community development 4.8 --------------- 5.6 2.3 2.0 – – – –

Sewerage 3.7 ---------------------------------------- 3.7 4.4 3.4 – – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.8 --------------------- 4.1 5.1 1.9 – – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.6 ---------------------------- 6.5 6.7 7.3 – – – –

Judicial and legal .5 ---------------------------------- .7 .2 .1 – – – –

Other government administration 6.1 -------------------- 5.7 7.3 7.4 – – – –

Utilities 4.9 --------------------------------------------- 4.8 12.5 1.8 – – – –

Water supply 3.2 ------------------------------------- 3.4 4.2 1.4 – – – –

Electric power .5 ------------------------------------ – 5.5 – – – – –

Gas supply .1 --------------------------------------- – 1.1 – – – – –

Transit 1.2 ------------------------------------------- 1.3 1.7 .4 – – – –

All other and unallocable 53.4 ----------------------------- 6.8 607.7 6.9 – – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 308 ------- 351 240 689 22 895 44 767 – – – –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 203 ----------- 739 153 463 15 396 34 880 – – – –

Instructional employees only 170 ----------------------- 274 127 693 13 027 29 554 – – – –

All other functions 104 ----------------------------------- 613 87 225 7 500 9 888 – – – –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 774 3 279 979 3 081 – – – –

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 707 3 751 3 740 3 512 – – – –

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 097 2 859 479 2 453 – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

DELAWARE

County areas 3 ---------------------------------------- – 1 2 – – ––

1990 population (thousands) 666 -------------------------- – 442 224 – – – –

Employees 19 ------------------------------------------ 017 – 11 835 7 182 – – – –

Full-time only 16 ------------------------------------- 231 – 9 930 6 301 – – – –

Full-time equivalent employment 17 ---------- 458 – 10 809 6 649 – – – –

Education services:

Education 11 ---------------------------------------- 903 – 6 817 5 086 – – – –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 11 ------------- 903 – 6 817 5 086 – – – –

Instructional employees only 8 ------------------ 602 – 4 816 3 786 – – – –

Libraries 102 ------------------------------------------ – 64 38 – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 52 ------------------------------------- – 45 7 – – – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 166 ------------------------------------------- – 76 90 – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 566 ----------------------------------------- – 480 86 – – – –

Air transportation 26 ---------------------------------- – 26 – – – – –

Water transport and terminals 138 ---------------------- – 138 – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ---------------------------------- 223 – 885 338 – – – –

Police officers only 899 ----------------------------- – 625 274 – – – –

Fire protection 312 ------------------------------------ – 278 34 – – – –

Firefighters only 237 -------------------------------- – 204 33 – – – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 8 --------------------------------- – 8 – – – ––

Parks and recreation 316 ------------------------------ – 293 23 – – – –

Housing and community development 223 --------------- – 204 19 – – – –

Sewerage 373 ---------------------------------------- – 233 140 – – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 230 --------------------- – 151 79 – – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 437 ---------------------------- – 272 165 – – – –

Judicial and legal 151 ---------------------------------- – 115 36 – – – –

Other government administration 433 -------------------- – 274 159 – – – –

Utilities 385 --------------------------------------------- – 161 224 – – – –

Water supply 192 ------------------------------------- – 127 65 – – – –

Electric power 193 ------------------------------------ – 34 159 – – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit – ------------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

All other and unallocable 414 ----------------------------- – 289 125 – – – –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 262.1 ----------------------- – 244.6 296.5 – – – –

Education services:

Education 178.7 ---------------------------------------- – 154.2 226.8 – – – –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 178.7 ------------- – 154.2 226.8 – – – –

Instructional employees only 129.1 ------------------ – 109.0 168.9 – – – –

Libraries 1.5 ------------------------------------------ – 1.4 1.7 – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare .8 ------------------------------------- – 1.0 .3 – – – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 2.5 ------------------------------------------- – 1.7 4.0 – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 8.5 ----------------------------------------- – 10.9 3.8 – – – –

Air transportation .4 ---------------------------------- – .6 – – – – –

Water transport and terminals 2.1 ---------------------- – 3.1 – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 18.4 ---------------------------------- – 20.0 15.1 – – – –

Police officers only 13.5 ----------------------------- – 14.1 12.2 – – – –

Fire protection 4.7 ------------------------------------ – 6.3 1.5 – – – –

Firefighters only 3.6 -------------------------------- – 4.6 1.5 – – – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .1 --------------------------------- – .2 – – – – –

Parks and recreation 4.7 ------------------------------ – 6.6 1.0 – – – –

Housing and community development 3.3 --------------- – 4.6 .8 – – – –

Sewerage 5.6 ---------------------------------------- – 5.3 6.2 – – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.5 --------------------- – 3.4 3.5 – – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.6 ---------------------------- – 6.2 7.4 – – – –

Judicial and legal 2.3 ---------------------------------- – 2.6 1.6 – – – –

Other government administration 6.5 -------------------- – 6.2 7.1 – – – –

Utilities 5.8 --------------------------------------------- – 3.6 10.0 – – – –

Water supply 2.9 ------------------------------------- – 2.9 2.9 – – – –

Electric power 2.9 ------------------------------------ – .8 7.1 – – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit – ------------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

All other and unallocable 6.2 ----------------------------- – 6.5 5.6 – – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 47 ------- 202 – 31 419 15 783 – – – –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 32 ----------- 541 – 20 288 12 253 – – – –

Instructional employees only 25 ----------------------- 989 – 15 923 10 066 – – – –

All other functions 14 ----------------------------------- 661 – 11 131 3 530 – – – –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 803 – 3 035 2 439 – – – –

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 070 – 3 377 2 684 – – – –

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 521 – 2 734 2 091 – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

County areas 1 ---------------------------------------- 1 – – – – ––

1990 population (thousands) 607 -------------------------- 607 – – – – – –

Employees 44 ------------------------------------------ 623 44 623 – – – – – –

Full-time only 42 ------------------------------------- 153 42 153 – – – – – –

Full-time equivalent employment 43 ---------- 400 43 400 – – – – – –

Education services:

Education 1 ---------------------------------------- 518 1 518 – – – – – –

Higher education 1 ------------------------------- 518 1 518 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 587 ------------------ 587 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education – ------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Libraries 443 ------------------------------------------ 443 – – – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------- 895 1 895 – – – – – –

Hospitals 5 ----------------------------------------- 530 5 530 – – – – – –

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 109 2 109 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 877 ----------------------------------------- 877 – – – – – –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ---------------------------------- 084 5 084 – – – – – –

Police officers only 4 ----------------------------- 369 4 369 – – – – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 867 1 867 – – – – – –

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 391 1 391 – – – – – –

Correction 5 ---------------------------------------- 060 5 060 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources – --------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Parks and recreation 723 ------------------------------ 723 – – – – – –

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 047 1 047 – – – – – –

Sewerage 686 ---------------------------------------- 686 – – – – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 601 --------------------- 601 – – – – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 855 ---------------------------- 855 – – – – – –

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 792 1 792 – – – – – –

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 011 1 011 – – – – – –

Utilities 8 --------------------------------------------- 999 8 999 – – – – – –

Water supply 686 ------------------------------------- 686 – – – – – –

Electric power – ------------------------------------ – – – – – ––

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 8 ------------------------------------------- 313 8 313 – – – – – –

All other and unallocable 3 ----------------------------- 303 3 303 – – – – – –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 715.1 ----------------------- 715.1 – – – – ––

Education services:

Education 25.0 ---------------------------------------- 25.0 – – – – – –

Higher education 25.0 ------------------------------- 25.0 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 9.7 ------------------ 9.7 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education – ------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Libraries 7.3 ------------------------------------------ 7.3 – – – – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 31.2 ------------------------------------- 31.2 – – – – – –

Hospitals 91.1 ----------------------------------------- 91.1 – – – – – –

Health 34.8 ------------------------------------------- 34.8 – – – – – –

Transportation:

Highways 14.5 ----------------------------------------- 14.5 – – – – – –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 83.8 ---------------------------------- 83.8 – – – – – –

Police officers only 72.0 ----------------------------- 72.0 – – – – – –

Fire protection 30.8 ------------------------------------ 30.8 – – – – – –

Firefighters only 22.9 -------------------------------- 22.9 – – – – – –

Correction 83.4 ---------------------------------------- 83.4 – – – – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources – --------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Parks and recreation 11.9 ------------------------------ 11.9 – – – – – –

Housing and community development 17.3 --------------- 17.3 – – – – – –

Sewerage 11.3 ---------------------------------------- 11.3 – – – – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 9.9 --------------------- 9.9 – – – – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 14.1 ---------------------------- 14.1 – – – – – –

Judicial and legal 29.5 ---------------------------------- 29.5 – – – – – –

Other government administration 16.7 -------------------- 16.7 – – – – – –

Utilities 148.3 --------------------------------------------- 148.3 – – – – ––

Water supply 11.3 ------------------------------------- 11.3 – – – – – –

Electric power – ------------------------------------ – – – – – ––

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 137.0 ------------------------------------------- 137.0 – – – – ––

All other and unallocable 54.4 ----------------------------- 54.4 – – – – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 175 ------- 339 175 339 – – – – – –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 41 ----------- 203 41 203 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 28 ----------------------- 241 28 241 – – – – – –

All other functions 134 ----------------------------------- 136 134 136 – – – – – –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 3 --------------------- 226 3 226 – – – – – –

Instructional employees 4 ------------------------------- 271 4 271 – – – – – –

All other employees 3 ---------------------------------- 214 3 214 – – – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

FLORIDA

County areas 67 ---------------------------------------- 7 8 15 7 11 14 5

1990 population (thousands) 13 -------------------------- 104 7 092 2 619 2 217 561 365 212 37

Employees 565 ------------------------------------------ 462 315 476 107 632 86 921 26 126 17 193 10 523 1 591

Full-time only 467 ------------------------------------- 505 257 561 90 813 73 439 21 521 14 157 8 688 1 326

Full-time equivalent employment 492 ---------- 543 271 677 95 910 77 044 22 386 15 119 9 034 1 373

Education services:

Education 242 ---------------------------------------- 861 122 160 49 140 43 342 11 119 10 040 6 099 961

Higher education 16 ------------------------------- 994 9 776 3 758 2 329 560 450 121 –

Instructional employees only 6 ------------------ 150 3 493 1 416 821 196 187 37 –

Elementary and secondary education 225 ------------- 867 112 384 45 382 41 013 10 559 9 590 5 978 961

Instructional employees only 127 ------------------ 594 65 473 25 392 22 284 5 947 4 915 3 067 516

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------ 255 2 571 873 598 134 39 40 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ------------------------------------- 253 4 068 603 266 95 203 15 3

Hospitals 35 ----------------------------------------- 801 22 408 9 556 1 711 1 235 561 330 –

Health 6 ------------------------------------------- 126 3 171 1 197 1 097 413 162 77 9

Transportation:

Highways 13 ----------------------------------------- 547 6 081 2 922 2 679 814 650 372 29

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------- 531 2 046 323 132 25 5 – –

Water transport and terminals 970 ---------------------- 747 108 106 9 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 41 ---------------------------------- 049 24 301 7 341 6 600 1 694 712 386 15

Police officers only 27 ----------------------------- 973 16 814 4 878 4 365 1 116 502 283 15

Fire protection 16 ------------------------------------ 469 9 903 3 496 2 422 285 264 99 –

Firefighters only 14 -------------------------------- 825 8 862 3 102 2 237 274 252 98 –

Correction 12 ---------------------------------------- 624 7 273 2 232 2 173 537 253 147 9

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3 --------------------------------- 846 1 990 403 1 116 102 125 108 2

Parks and recreation 13 ------------------------------ 895 8 927 2 955 1 515 368 90 37 3

Housing and community development 3 --------------- 765 2 528 561 517 89 45 25 –

Sewerage 7 ---------------------------------------- 216 4 212 1 522 1 127 185 81 82 7

Sanitation other than sewerage 7 --------------------- 104 4 247 1 236 1 054 270 128 163 6

Government administration:

Financial administration 12 ---------------------------- 138 6 451 2 392 2 296 537 311 145 6

Judicial and legal 9 ---------------------------------- 882 6 306 1 699 1 332 357 118 57 13

Other government administration 9 -------------------- 672 5 365 1 857 1 610 423 259 145 13

Utilities 21 --------------------------------------------- 466 13 903 2 673 3 125 1 509 149 96 11

Water supply 10 ------------------------------------- 241 6 087 1 683 1 303 1 019 80 58 11

Electric power 5 ------------------------------------ 967 3 516 714 1 244 446 22 25 –

Gas supply 578 --------------------------------------- 117 98 291 27 32 13 –

Transit 4 ------------------------------------------- 680 4 183 178 287 17 15 – –

All other and unallocable 22 ----------------------------- 073 13 019 2 821 2 226 2 186 924 611 286

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 375.9 ----------------------- 383.1 366.1 347.5 399.3 414.0 426.1 367.4

Education services:

Education 185.3 ---------------------------------------- 172.2 187.6 195.5 198.3 274.9 287.6 257.1

Higher education 13.0 ------------------------------- 13.8 14.3 10.5 10.0 12.3 5.7 –

Instructional employees only 4.7 ------------------ 4.9 5.4 3.7 3.5 5.1 1.7 –

Elementary and secondary education 172.4 ------------- 158.5 173.3 185.0 188.3 262.6 281.9 257.1

Instructional employees only 97.4 ------------------ 92.3 96.9 100.5 106.1 134.6 144.6 138.1

Libraries 3.2 ------------------------------------------ 3.6 3.3 2.7 2.4 1.1 1.9 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4.0 ------------------------------------- 5.7 2.3 1.2 1.7 5.6 .7 .8

Hospitals 27.3 ----------------------------------------- 31.6 36.5 7.7 22.0 15.4 15.6 –

Health 4.7 ------------------------------------------- 4.5 4.6 4.9 7.4 4.4 3.6 2.4

Transportation:

Highways 10.3 ----------------------------------------- 8.6 11.2 12.1 14.5 17.8 17.5 7.8

Air transportation 1.9 ---------------------------------- 2.9 1.2 .6 .4 .1 – –

Water transport and terminals .7 ---------------------- 1.1 .4 .5 .2 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 31.3 ---------------------------------- 34.3 28.0 29.8 30.2 19.5 18.2 4.0

Police officers only 21.3 ----------------------------- 23.7 18.6 19.7 19.9 13.7 13.3 4.0

Fire protection 12.6 ------------------------------------ 14.0 13.3 10.9 5.1 7.2 4.7 –

Firefighters only 11.3 -------------------------------- 12.5 11.8 10.1 4.9 6.9 4.6 –

Correction 9.6 ---------------------------------------- 10.3 8.5 9.8 9.6 6.9 6.9 2.4

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2.9 --------------------------------- 2.8 1.5 5.0 1.8 3.4 5.1 .5

Parks and recreation 10.6 ------------------------------ 12.6 11.3 6.8 6.6 2.5 1.7 .8

Housing and community development 2.9 --------------- 3.6 2.1 2.3 1.6 1.2 1.2 –

Sewerage 5.5 ---------------------------------------- 5.9 5.8 5.1 3.3 2.2 3.9 1.9

Sanitation other than sewerage 5.4 --------------------- 6.0 4.7 4.8 4.8 3.5 7.7 1.6

Government administration:

Financial administration 9.3 ---------------------------- 9.1 9.1 10.4 9.6 8.5 6.8 1.6

Judicial and legal 7.5 ---------------------------------- 8.9 6.5 6.0 6.4 3.2 2.7 3.5

Other government administration 7.4 -------------------- 7.6 7.1 7.3 7.5 7.1 6.8 3.5

Utilities 16.4 --------------------------------------------- 19.6 10.2 14.1 26.9 4.1 4.5 2.9

Water supply 7.8 ------------------------------------- 8.6 6.4 5.9 18.2 2.2 2.7 2.9

Electric power 4.6 ------------------------------------ 5.0 2.7 5.6 8.0 .6 1.2 –

Gas supply .4 --------------------------------------- .2 .4 1.3 .5 .9 .6 –

Transit 3.6 ------------------------------------------- 5.9 .7 1.3 .3 .4 – –

All other and unallocable 16.8 ----------------------------- 18.4 10.8 10.0 39.0 25.3 28.8 76.5

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------- 115 255 674 599 195 781 154 879 44 842 26 814 16 040 2 300

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 504 ----------- 783 273 700 96 079 82 729 21 561 18 070 10 942 1 702

Instructional employees only 356 ----------------------- 184 195 211 67 660 57 448 15 218 12 179 7 317 1 150

All other functions 610 ----------------------------------- 472 400 899 99 702 72 150 23 281 8 744 5 098 598

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 298 2 530 2 062 2 026 2 021 1 794 1 791 1 678

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 676 2 836 2 547 2 490 2 498 2 434 2 372 2 244

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 155 2 423 1 871 1 830 1 839 1 475 1 481 1 339

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

GEORGIA

County areas 159 ---------------------------------------- 2 2 5 21 24 60 45

1990 population (thousands) 6 -------------------------- 478 1 195 801 918 1 466 827 968 304

Employees 315 ------------------------------------------ 031 65 879 37 785 39 676 72 346 40 720 43 735 14 890

Full-time only 270 ------------------------------------- 286 56 508 30 299 35 728 63 562 34 627 37 183 12 379

Full-time equivalent employment 287 ---------- 648 60 145 34 095 37 176 67 038 36 877 39 263 13 054

Education services:

Education 149 ---------------------------------------- 689 24 977 17 307 19 918 34 647 20 422 24 064 8 354

Higher education 567 ------------------------------- 296 271 – – – – –

Instructional employees only 348 ------------------ 202 146 – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 149 ------------- 122 24 681 17 036 19 918 34 647 20 422 24 064 8 354

Instructional employees only 104 ------------------ 777 17 422 12 235 13 324 24 906 14 363 16 868 5 659

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------ 040 558 306 416 403 172 162 23

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------- 982 236 114 254 1 280 30 49 19

Hospitals 43 ----------------------------------------- 174 8 996 4 712 3 307 13 066 7 054 4 687 1 352

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 326 1 052 115 274 345 277 221 42

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------- 615 1 020 551 882 1 528 1 041 1 278 315

Air transportation 480 ---------------------------------- 214 4 187 56 11 8 –

Water transport and terminals 2 ---------------------- – – – – – 2–

Public safety:

Police protection 15 ---------------------------------- 569 3 935 1 704 2 835 3 335 1 721 1 652 387

Police officers only 12 ----------------------------- 444 3 247 1 303 2 259 2 697 1 370 1 299 269

Fire protection 11 ------------------------------------ 478 1 930 4 857 1 437 2 032 625 528 69

Firefighters only 11 -------------------------------- 212 1 859 4 833 1 385 1 952 606 511 66

Correction 4 ---------------------------------------- 673 1 377 392 819 1 209 511 312 53

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 261 --------------------------------- 24 10 21 59 64 66 17

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------ 621 1 186 391 792 736 295 208 13

Housing and community development 2 --------------- 945 1 180 83 738 388 187 285 84

Sewerage 3 ---------------------------------------- 420 1 049 633 563 691 258 207 19

Sanitation other than sewerage 4 --------------------- 488 1 153 168 660 1 008 653 707 139

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ---------------------------- 654 1 066 594 619 1 018 585 644 128

Judicial and legal 5 ---------------------------------- 727 1 790 869 933 1 145 461 414 115

Other government administration 3 -------------------- 048 962 203 400 712 382 298 91

Utilities 9 --------------------------------------------- 904 5 658 469 918 1 456 710 617 76

Water supply 4 ------------------------------------- 878 2 006 310 724 987 463 331 57

Electric power 766 ------------------------------------ 147 122 – 215 145 137 –

Gas supply 395 --------------------------------------- – 33 – 139 91 121 11

Transit 3 ------------------------------------------- 865 3 505 4 194 115 11 28 8

All other and unallocable 11 ----------------------------- 552 1 782 613 1 203 1 924 1 418 2 854 1 758

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 444.0 ----------------------- 503.4 425.8 405.0 457.4 445.8 405.5 429.5

Education services:

Education 231.1 ---------------------------------------- 209.0 216.2 217.0 236.4 246.9 248.6 274.9

Higher education .9 ------------------------------- 2.5 3.4 – – – – –

Instructional employees only .5 ------------------ 1.7 1.8 – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 230.2 ------------- 206.6 212.8 217.0 236.4 246.9 248.6 274.9

Instructional employees only 161.7 ------------------ 145.8 152.8 145.1 169.9 173.6 174.2 186.2

Libraries 3.1 ------------------------------------------ 4.7 3.8 4.5 2.7 2.1 1.7 .8

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3.1 ------------------------------------- 2.0 1.4 2.8 8.7 .4 .5 .6

Hospitals 66.6 ----------------------------------------- 75.3 58.9 36.0 89.2 85.3 48.4 44.5

Health 3.6 ------------------------------------------- 8.8 1.4 3.0 2.4 3.3 2.3 1.4

Transportation:

Highways 10.2 ----------------------------------------- 8.5 6.9 9.6 10.4 12.6 13.2 10.4

Air transportation .7 ---------------------------------- 1.8 – 2.0 .4 .1 .1 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 24.0 ---------------------------------- 32.9 21.3 30.9 22.8 20.8 17.1 12.7

Police officers only 19.2 ----------------------------- 27.2 16.3 24.6 18.4 16.6 13.4 8.9

Fire protection 17.7 ------------------------------------ 16.2 60.7 15.7 13.9 7.6 5.5 2.3

Firefighters only 17.3 -------------------------------- 15.6 60.4 15.1 13.3 7.3 5.3 2.2

Correction 7.2 ---------------------------------------- 11.5 4.9 8.9 8.2 6.2 3.2 1.7

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .4 --------------------------------- .2 .1 .2 .4 .8 .7 .6

Parks and recreation 5.6 ------------------------------ 9.9 4.9 8.6 5.0 3.6 2.1 .4

Housing and community development 4.5 --------------- 9.9 1.0 8.0 2.6 2.3 2.9 2.8

Sewerage 5.3 ---------------------------------------- 8.8 7.9 6.1 4.7 3.1 2.1 .6

Sanitation other than sewerage 6.9 --------------------- 9.7 2.1 7.2 6.9 7.9 7.3 4.6

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.2 ---------------------------- 8.9 7.4 6.7 6.9 7.1 6.7 4.2

Judicial and legal 8.8 ---------------------------------- 15.0 10.9 10.2 7.8 5.6 4.3 3.8

Other government administration 4.7 -------------------- 8.1 2.5 4.4 4.9 4.6 3.1 3.0

Utilities 15.3 --------------------------------------------- 47.4 5.9 10.0 9.9 8.6 6.4 2.5

Water supply 7.5 ------------------------------------- 16.8 3.9 7.9 6.7 5.6 3.4 1.9

Electric power 1.2 ------------------------------------ 1.2 1.5 – 1.5 1.8 1.4 –

Gas supply .6 --------------------------------------- – .4 – .9 1.1 1.2 .4

Transit 6.0 ------------------------------------------- 29.3 – 2.1 .8 .1 .3 .3

All other and unallocable 17.8 ----------------------------- 14.9 7.7 13.1 13.1 17.1 29.5 57.8

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 567 ------- 695 137 383 77 211 74 996 128 841 64 995 63 944 20 324

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 290 ----------- 516 54 127 38 664 41 248 65 837 36 348 40 613 13 679

Instructional employees only 234 ----------------------- 059 43 246 30 623 32 471 53 524 29 773 33 481 10 941

All other functions 277 ----------------------------------- 179 83 256 38 547 33 749 63 004 28 647 23 331 6 645

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 999 2 294 2 362 2 041 1 941 1 791 1 648 1 570

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 244 2 443 2 538 2 450 2 172 2 100 2 002 1 951

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 851 2 231 2 254 1 807 1 800 1 581 1 367 1 261

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

HAWAII

County areas 4 ---------------------------------------- 1 – 2 1 – ––

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 108 836 – 221 51 – – –

Employees 15 ------------------------------------------ 197 10 397 – 3 736 1 064 – – –

Full-time only 13 ------------------------------------- 457 8 992 – 3 417 1 048 – – –

Full-time equivalent employment 13 ---------- 883 9 286 – 3 539 1 058 – – –

Education services:

Education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education – ------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Libraries – ------------------------------------------ – – – – – ––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 108 ------------------------------------- – – 71 37 – – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 191 ------------------------------------------- 190 – – 1 – – –

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 068 703 – 274 91 – – –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ---------------------------------- 436 2 413 – 856 167 – – –

Police officers only 2 ----------------------------- 795 2 030 – 628 137 – – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 653 1 039 – 500 114 – – –

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 589 1 006 – 473 110 – – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 14 --------------------------------- 9 – 5 – – ––

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 589 1 025 – 456 108 – – –

Housing and community development 156 --------------- 95 – 45 16 – – –

Sewerage 734 ---------------------------------------- 581 – 128 25 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 695 --------------------- 550 – 108 37 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 806 ---------------------------- 543 – 197 66 – – –

Judicial and legal 552 ---------------------------------- 335 – 176 41 – – –

Other government administration 882 -------------------- 552 – 267 63 – – –

Utilities 1 --------------------------------------------- 054 735 – 260 59 – – –

Water supply 991 ------------------------------------- 678 – 254 59 – – –

Electric power – ------------------------------------ – – – – – ––

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 63 ------------------------------------------- 57 – 6 – – – –

All other and unallocable 945 ----------------------------- 516 – 196 233 – – –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 125.3 ----------------------- 111.0 – 160.4 206.7 – – –

Education services:

Education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education – ------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Libraries – ------------------------------------------ – – – – – ––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.0 ------------------------------------- – – 3.2 7.2 – – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 1.7 ------------------------------------------- 2.3 – – .2 – – –

Transportation:

Highways 9.6 ----------------------------------------- 8.4 – 12.4 17.8 – – –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 31.0 ---------------------------------- 28.9 – 38.8 32.6 – – –

Police officers only 25.2 ----------------------------- 24.3 – 28.5 26.8 – – –

Fire protection 14.9 ------------------------------------ 12.4 – 22.7 22.3 – – –

Firefighters only 14.3 -------------------------------- 12.0 – 21.4 21.5 – – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .1 --------------------------------- .1 – .2 – – – –

Parks and recreation 14.3 ------------------------------ 12.3 – 20.7 21.1 – – –

Housing and community development 1.4 --------------- 1.1 – 2.0 3.1 – – –

Sewerage 6.6 ---------------------------------------- 6.9 – 5.8 4.9 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 6.3 --------------------- 6.6 – 4.9 7.2 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.3 ---------------------------- 6.5 – 8.9 12.9 – – –

Judicial and legal 5.0 ---------------------------------- 4.0 – 8.0 8.0 – – –

Other government administration 8.0 -------------------- 6.6 – 12.1 12.3 – – –

Utilities 9.5 --------------------------------------------- 8.8 – 11.8 11.5 – – –

Water supply 8.9 ------------------------------------- 8.1 – 11.5 11.5 – – –

Electric power – ------------------------------------ – – – – – ––

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit .6 ------------------------------------------- .7 – .3 – – – –

All other and unallocable 8.5 ----------------------------- 6.2 – 8.9 45.5 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 41 ------- 428 28 658 – 9 576 3 194 – – –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education – ----------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ----------------------- – – – – – ––

All other functions 41 ----------------------------------- 428 28 658 – 9 576 3 194 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 3 --------------------- 031 3 139 – 2 748 3 029 – – –

Instructional employees – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

All other employees 3 ---------------------------------- 031 3 139 – 2 748 3 029 – – –

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

IDAHO

County areas 44 ---------------------------------------- – – 1 5 4 13 21

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 007 – – 206 352 129 208 113

Employees 50 ------------------------------------------ 661 – –7 504 18 780 5 489 10 813 8 075

Full-time only 35 ------------------------------------- 654 – –6 264 12 932 3 694 7 768 4 996

Full-time equivalent employment 40 ---------- 483 – –6 576 15 172 4 314 8 511 5 910

Education services:

Education 24 ---------------------------------------- 107 – –4 066 8 680 2 901 5 330 3 130

Higher education 907 ------------------------------- – – – 907 – – –

Instructional employees only 307 ------------------ – – – 307 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 23 ------------- 200 – –4 066 7 773 2 901 5 330 3 130

Instructional employees only 17 ------------------ 135 – –2 977 5 909 2 017 3 902 2 330

Libraries 343 ------------------------------------------ – – 82 132 50 37 42

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 170 ------------------------------------- – – 13 26 13 51 67

Hospitals 3 ----------------------------------------- 676 – – –1 946 211 655 864

Health 685 ------------------------------------------- – – 194 431 – 45 15

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 454 – – 163 407 158 408 318

Air transportation 81 ---------------------------------- – – 44 25 4 8 –

Water transport and terminals 4 ---------------------- – – – – 4 ––

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ---------------------------------- 334 – – 516 788 240 434 356

Police officers only 1 ----------------------------- 685 – – 421 588 175 299 202

Fire protection 746 ------------------------------------ – – 266 297 74 97 12

Firefighters only 717 -------------------------------- – – 255 288 72 92 10

Correction 522 ---------------------------------------- – – 65 267 63 96 31

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 426 --------------------------------- – – 34 121 21 170 80

Parks and recreation 595 ------------------------------ – – 179 246 30 118 22

Housing and community development 120 --------------- – – 32 52 21 5 10

Sewerage 440 ---------------------------------------- – – 192 121 45 52 30

Sanitation other than sewerage 281 --------------------- – – 14 136 10 80 41

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ---------------------------- 237 – – 252 392 132 230 231

Judicial and legal 877 ---------------------------------- – – 220 298 98 151 110

Other government administration 727 -------------------- – – 110 261 69 164 123

Utilities 474 --------------------------------------------- – – 16 216 54 128 60

Water supply 349 ------------------------------------- – – 16 140 54 106 33

Electric power 105 ------------------------------------ – – – 56 – 22 27

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 20 ------------------------------------------- – – – 20 – – –

All other and unallocable 1 ----------------------------- 184 – – 118 330 116 252 368

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 402.1 ----------------------- – – 319.6 431.4 335.5 410.0 522.3

Education services:

Education 239.5 ---------------------------------------- – – 197.6 246.8 225.6 256.8 276.6

Higher education 9.0 ------------------------------- – – – 25.8 – – –

Instructional employees only 3.0 ------------------ – – – 8.7 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 230.4 ------------- – – 197.6 221.0 225.6 256.8 276.6

Instructional employees only 170.2 ------------------ – – 144.7 168.0 156.9 188.0 205.9

Libraries 3.4 ------------------------------------------ – – 4.0 3.8 3.9 1.8 3.7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.7 ------------------------------------- – – .6 .7 1.0 2.5 5.9

Hospitals 36.5 ----------------------------------------- – – – 55.3 16.4 31.6 76.4

Health 6.8 ------------------------------------------- – – 9.4 12.3 – 2.2 1.3

Transportation:

Highways 14.4 ----------------------------------------- – – 7.9 11.6 12.3 19.7 28.1

Air transportation .8 ---------------------------------- – – 2.1 .7 .3 .4 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – .3 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 23.2 ---------------------------------- – – 25.1 22.4 18.7 20.9 31.5

Police officers only 16.7 ----------------------------- – – 20.5 16.7 13.6 14.4 17.9

Fire protection 7.4 ------------------------------------ – – 12.9 8.4 5.8 4.7 1.1

Firefighters only 7.1 -------------------------------- – – 12.4 8.2 5.6 4.4 .9

Correction 5.2 ---------------------------------------- – – 3.2 7.6 4.9 4.6 2.7

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4.2 --------------------------------- – – 1.7 3.4 1.6 8.2 7.1

Parks and recreation 5.9 ------------------------------ – – 8.7 7.0 2.3 5.7 1.9

Housing and community development 1.2 --------------- – – 1.6 1.5 1.6 .2 .9

Sewerage 4.4 ---------------------------------------- – – 9.3 3.4 3.5 2.5 2.7

Sanitation other than sewerage 2.8 --------------------- – – .7 3.9 .8 3.9 3.6

Government administration:

Financial administration 12.3 ---------------------------- – – 12.2 11.1 10.3 11.1 20.4

Judicial and legal 8.7 ---------------------------------- – – 10.7 8.5 7.6 7.3 9.7

Other government administration 7.2 -------------------- – – 5.3 7.4 5.4 7.9 10.9

Utilities 4.7 --------------------------------------------- – – .8 6.1 4.2 6.2 5.3

Water supply 3.5 ------------------------------------- – – .8 4.0 4.2 5.1 2.9

Electric power 1.0 ------------------------------------ – – – 1.6 – 1.1 2.4

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit .2 ------------------------------------------- – – – .6 – – –

All other and unallocable 11.8 ----------------------------- – – 5.7 9.4 9.0 12.1 32.5

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 75 ------- 997 – – 13 708 29 372 8 444 14 555 9 918

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 45 ----------- 181 – –8 277 16 086 5 897 9 250 5 671

Instructional employees only 36 ----------------------- 247 – –6 994 12 637 4 605 7 464 4 547

All other functions 30 ----------------------------------- 816 – –5 430 13 287 2 547 5 305 4 247

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 936 – –2 119 1 997 2 079 1 745 1 744

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 120 – –2 362 2 079 2 356 1 940 2 007

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 783 – –1 909 1 932 1 804 1 565 1 548

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

ILLINOIS

County areas 102 ---------------------------------------- 3 4 10 10 24 38 13

1990 population (thousands) 11 -------------------------- 431 6 403 1 191 1 592 667 868 625 85

Employees 506 ------------------------------------------ 339 283 742 49 021 66 929 31 417 39 110 31 215 4 905

Full-time only 372 ------------------------------------- 883 226 221 34 167 44 240 21 251 24 520 19 611 2 873

Full-time equivalent employment 415 ---------- 910 247 754 39 115 51 675 24 117 27 899 22 132 3 218

Education services:

Education 211 ---------------------------------------- 879 113 456 24 488 29 498 13 174 17 002 12 397 1 864

Higher education 15 ------------------------------- 909 8 026 2 296 2 880 1 692 866 149 –

Instructional employees only 6 ------------------ 474 3 357 983 1 096 601 380 57 –

Elementary and secondary education 195 ------------- 970 105 430 22 192 26 618 11 482 16 136 12 248 1 864

Instructional employees only 143 ------------------ 373 78 401 16 125 18 993 8 358 11 649 8 627 1 220

Libraries 9 ------------------------------------------ 241 4 616 632 902 2 595 301 184 11

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 7 ------------------------------------- 279 2 849 741 1 586 833 837 359 74

Hospitals 16 ----------------------------------------- 002 9 203 287 977 903 1 458 2 873 301

Health 6 ------------------------------------------- 308 3 472 597 906 372 443 445 73

Transportation:

Highways 9 ----------------------------------------- 257 4 437 974 1 462 677 827 764 116

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------- 125 1 791 73 186 37 25 13 –

Water transport and terminals 54 ---------------------- 42 – 9 – 3 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 35 ---------------------------------- 033 25 046 2 731 3 364 1 392 1 423 965 112

Police officers only 26 ----------------------------- 902 19 206 2 133 2 625 1 075 1 088 703 72

Fire protection 13 ------------------------------------ 756 9 668 1 247 1 576 577 510 174 4

Firefighters only 13 -------------------------------- 021 9 114 1 157 1 527 561 485 173 4

Correction 7 ---------------------------------------- 849 5 476 642 827 290 352 240 22

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 593 --------------------------------- 213 20 142 36 59 92 31

Parks and recreation 16 ------------------------------ 046 11 910 1 484 1 855 359 320 114 4

Housing and community development 5 --------------- 159 3 211 476 738 265 244 189 36

Sewerage 6 ---------------------------------------- 417 4 401 646 700 301 214 147 8

Sanitation other than sewerage 5 --------------------- 517 4 972 72 261 97 74 39 2

Government administration:

Financial administration 6 ---------------------------- 439 3 673 686 851 350 390 415 74

Judicial and legal 11 ---------------------------------- 998 8 773 938 1 200 335 402 289 61

Other government administration 8 -------------------- 983 5 156 913 1 301 518 536 482 77

Utilities 23 --------------------------------------------- 199 19 521 551 1 824 370 528 346 59

Water supply 5 ------------------------------------- 479 3 481 408 589 311 422 241 27

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 088 119 45 733 35 93 63 –

Gas supply 66 --------------------------------------- – 2 12 2 13 37 –

Transit 16 ------------------------------------------- 566 15 921 96 490 22 – 5 32

All other and unallocable 12 ----------------------------- 776 5 868 917 1 510 636 1 951 1 605 289

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 363.9 ----------------------- 386.9 328.5 324.5 361.7 321.3 354.3 380.4

Education services:

Education 185.4 ---------------------------------------- 177.2 205.7 185.2 197.6 195.8 198.4 220.3

Higher education 13.9 ------------------------------- 12.5 19.3 18.1 25.4 10.0 2.4 –

Instructional employees only 5.7 ------------------ 5.2 8.3 6.9 9.0 4.4 .9 –

Elementary and secondary education 171.4 ------------- 164.7 186.4 167.2 172.2 185.8 196.0 220.3

Instructional employees only 125.4 ------------------ 122.4 135.4 119.3 125.4 134.1 138.1 144.2

Libraries 8.1 ------------------------------------------ 7.2 5.3 5.7 38.9 3.5 2.9 1.3

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6.4 ------------------------------------- 4.4 6.2 10.0 12.5 9.6 5.7 8.7

Hospitals 14.0 ----------------------------------------- 14.4 2.4 6.1 13.5 16.8 46.0 35.6

Health 5.5 ------------------------------------------- 5.4 5.0 5.7 5.6 5.1 7.1 8.6

Transportation:

Highways 8.1 ----------------------------------------- 6.9 8.2 9.2 10.2 9.5 12.2 13.7

Air transportation 1.9 ---------------------------------- 2.8 .6 1.2 .6 .3 .2 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- .1 – .1 – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 30.6 ---------------------------------- 39.1 22.9 21.1 20.9 16.4 15.4 13.2

Police officers only 23.5 ----------------------------- 30.0 17.9 16.5 16.1 12.5 11.3 8.5

Fire protection 12.0 ------------------------------------ 15.1 10.5 9.9 8.7 5.9 2.8 .5

Firefighters only 11.4 -------------------------------- 14.2 9.7 9.6 8.4 5.6 2.8 .5

Correction 6.9 ---------------------------------------- 8.6 5.4 5.2 4.3 4.1 3.8 2.6

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .5 --------------------------------- .3 .2 .9 .5 .7 1.5 3.7

Parks and recreation 14.0 ------------------------------ 18.6 12.5 11.6 5.4 3.7 1.8 .5

Housing and community development 4.5 --------------- 5.0 4.0 4.6 4.0 2.8 3.0 4.3

Sewerage 5.6 ---------------------------------------- 6.9 5.4 4.4 4.5 2.5 2.4 .9

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.8 --------------------- 7.8 .6 1.6 1.5 .9 .6 .2

Government administration:

Financial administration 5.6 ---------------------------- 5.7 5.8 5.3 5.2 4.5 6.6 8.7

Judicial and legal 10.5 ---------------------------------- 13.7 7.9 7.5 5.0 4.6 4.6 7.2

Other government administration 7.9 -------------------- 8.1 7.7 8.2 7.8 6.2 7.7 9.1

Utilities 20.3 --------------------------------------------- 30.5 4.6 11.5 5.5 6.1 5.5 7.0

Water supply 4.8 ------------------------------------- 5.4 3.4 3.7 4.7 4.9 3.9 3.2

Electric power 1.0 ------------------------------------ .2 .4 4.6 .5 1.1 1.0 –

Gas supply .1 --------------------------------------- – – .1 – .1 .6 –

Transit 14.5 ------------------------------------------- 24.9 .8 3.1 .3 – .1 3.8

All other and unallocable 11.2 ----------------------------- 9.2 7.7 9.5 9.5 22.5 25.7 34.2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------- 077 937 715 281 97 617 116 479 45 808 56 285 41 348 5 119

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 557 ----------- 605 328 980 64 076 69 937 29 034 36 759 25 543 3 276

Instructional employees only 436 ----------------------- 779 259 971 50 078 53 212 22 088 28 861 20 071 2 498

All other functions 520 ----------------------------------- 332 386 301 33 541 46 542 16 775 19 526 15 804 1 843

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 711 3 003 2 635 2 403 1 961 2 093 1 919 1 618

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 988 3 265 2 997 2 733 2 519 2 448 2 339 2 084

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 546 2 871 2 325 2 169 1 598 1 787 1 612 1 304

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

INDIANA

County areas 92 ---------------------------------------- 1 2 11 10 33 29 6

1990 population (thousands) 5 -------------------------- 544 797 776 1 509 728 1 140 546 48

Employees 234 ------------------------------------------ 890 33 358 31 547 56 101 33 781 53 387 24 399 2 317

Full-time only 177 ------------------------------------- 729 26 893 23 349 42 394 25 612 39 984 17 792 1 705

Full-time equivalent employment 202 ---------- 012 30 218 27 770 48 317 29 283 44 722 19 857 1 845

Education services:

Education 111 ---------------------------------------- 856 14 506 15 970 27 809 15 957 24 925 11 523 1 166

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 111 ------------- 856 14 506 15 970 27 809 15 957 24 925 11 523 1 166

Instructional employees only 75 ------------------ 233 9 607 10 512 18 912 10 396 17 173 7 814 819

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------ 079 1 002 650 1 065 482 590 261 29

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------- 170 455 842 503 88 213 55 14

Hospitals 21 ----------------------------------------- 628 3 132 – 2 138 5 549 7 792 3 017 –

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 410 569 283 669 207 411 236 35

Transportation:

Highways 5 ----------------------------------------- 621 409 729 1 430 687 1 477 796 93

Air transportation 451 ---------------------------------- 326 12 81 17 14 1 –

Water transport and terminals 9 ---------------------- – – – – 9 ––

Public safety:

Police protection 11 ---------------------------------- 024 2 183 2 040 3 012 1 382 1 681 679 47

Police officers only 8 ----------------------------- 322 1 682 1 453 2 359 1 088 1 249 461 30

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------ 566 1 415 840 1 823 705 660 123 –

Firefighters only 5 -------------------------------- 361 1 318 819 1 771 687 652 114 –

Correction 2 ---------------------------------------- 898 393 310 843 485 639 210 18

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 660 --------------------------------- 58 23 114 88 238 119 20

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------ 205 640 850 965 292 368 88 2

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 627 351 495 465 167 100 49 –

Sewerage 3 ---------------------------------------- 266 591 577 913 462 554 169 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 431 181 356 272 209 292 118 3

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ---------------------------- 569 344 698 824 454 773 432 44

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------- 115 880 599 1 111 488 668 321 48

Other government administration 4 -------------------- 537 643 524 1 199 604 1 027 469 71

Utilities 5 --------------------------------------------- 004 1 614 630 1 258 394 875 232 1

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 795 25 405 637 151 422 154 1

Electric power 857 ------------------------------------ 12 – 172 198 409 66 –

Gas supply 1 --------------------------------------- 186 1 154 – – – 20 12 –

Transit 1 ------------------------------------------- 166 423 225 449 45 24 – –

All other and unallocable 6 ----------------------------- 886 526 1 342 1 823 566 1 416 959 254

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 364.4 ----------------------- 379.1 357.7 320.1 402.3 392.2 363.8 387.9

Education services:

Education 201.8 ---------------------------------------- 182.0 205.7 184.3 219.2 218.6 211.1 245.2

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 201.8 ------------- 182.0 205.7 184.3 219.2 218.6 211.1 245.2

Instructional employees only 135.7 ------------------ 120.5 135.4 125.3 142.8 150.6 143.2 172.2

Libraries 7.4 ------------------------------------------ 12.6 8.4 7.1 6.6 5.2 4.8 6.1

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3.9 ------------------------------------- 5.7 10.8 3.3 1.2 1.9 1.0 2.9

Hospitals 39.0 ----------------------------------------- 39.3 – 14.2 76.2 68.3 55.3 –

Health 4.3 ------------------------------------------- 7.1 3.6 4.4 2.8 3.6 4.3 7.4

Transportation:

Highways 10.1 ----------------------------------------- 5.1 9.4 9.5 9.4 13.0 14.6 19.6

Air transportation .8 ---------------------------------- 4.1 .2 .5 .2 .1 – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – .1 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 19.9 ---------------------------------- 27.4 26.3 20.0 19.0 14.7 12.4 9.9

Police officers only 15.0 ----------------------------- 21.1 18.7 15.6 14.9 11.0 8.4 6.3

Fire protection 10.0 ------------------------------------ 17.8 10.8 12.1 9.7 5.8 2.3 –

Firefighters only 9.7 -------------------------------- 16.5 10.5 11.7 9.4 5.7 2.1 –

Correction 5.2 ---------------------------------------- 4.9 4.0 5.6 6.7 5.6 3.8 3.8

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.2 --------------------------------- .7 .3 .8 1.2 2.1 2.2 4.2

Parks and recreation 5.8 ------------------------------ 8.0 10.9 6.4 4.0 3.2 1.6 .4

Housing and community development 2.9 --------------- 4.4 6.4 3.1 2.3 .9 .9 –

Sewerage 5.9 ---------------------------------------- 7.4 7.4 6.0 6.3 4.9 3.1 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 2.6 --------------------- 2.3 4.6 1.8 2.9 2.6 2.2 .6

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.4 ---------------------------- 4.3 9.0 5.5 6.2 6.8 7.9 9.3

Judicial and legal 7.4 ---------------------------------- 11.0 7.7 7.4 6.7 5.9 5.9 10.1

Other government administration 8.2 -------------------- 8.1 6.7 7.9 8.3 9.0 8.6 14.9

Utilities 9.0 --------------------------------------------- 20.2 8.1 8.3 5.4 7.7 4.3 .2

Water supply 3.2 ------------------------------------- .3 5.2 4.2 2.1 3.7 2.8 .2

Electric power 1.5 ------------------------------------ .2 – 1.1 2.7 3.6 1.2 –

Gas supply 2.1 --------------------------------------- 14.5 – – – .2 .2 –

Transit 2.1 ------------------------------------------- 5.3 2.9 3.0 .6 .2 – –

All other and unallocable 12.4 ----------------------------- 6.6 17.3 12.1 7.8 12.4 17.6 53.4

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 425 ------- 082 69 498 61 570 103 503 60 124 89 153 38 080 3 154

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 259 ----------- 711 36 132 39 761 65 530 35 658 55 084 25 200 2 345

Instructional employees only 202 ----------------------- 886 28 117 30 320 51 527 27 494 43 648 19 953 1 827

All other functions 165 ----------------------------------- 371 33 366 21 809 37 973 24 466 34 069 12 880 809

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 205 2 415 2 397 2 254 2 136 2 066 1 980 1 737

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 824 3 112 3 162 2 886 2 740 2 595 2 609 2 295

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 811 2 082 1 914 1 827 1 768 1 698 1 523 1 270

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

IOWA

County areas 99 ---------------------------------------- – 1 3 6 13 58 18

1990 population (thousands) 2 -------------------------- 777 – 327 444 489 468 908 141

Employees 134 ------------------------------------------ 544 – 14 724 21 088 20 266 23 314 47 688 7 464

Full-time only 90 ------------------------------------- 011 – 11 265 13 452 13 882 15 813 30 427 5 172

Full-time equivalent employment 106 ---------- 908 – 12 593 16 856 16 436 18 614 36 470 5 939

Education services:

Education 65 ---------------------------------------- 257 – 7 843 10 852 9 794 11 416 21 930 3 422

Higher education 5 ------------------------------- 387 – 725 1 935 719 1 444 564 –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------ 273 – 328 832 278 624 211 –

Elementary and secondary education 59 ------------- 870 – 7 118 8 917 9 075 9 972 21 366 3 422

Instructional employees only 42 ------------------ 717 – 4 909 6 332 6 605 7 197 15 303 2 371

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 040 – 141 227 233 181 237 21

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------- 623 – 110 433 335 329 376 40

Hospitals 9 ----------------------------------------- 004 – 774 285 1 084 1 637 4 480 744

Health 1 ------------------------------------------- 404 – 79 150 219 208 614 134

Transportation:

Highways 5 ----------------------------------------- 164 – 323 572 663 802 2 311 493

Air transportation 143 ---------------------------------- – 54 38 30 11 10 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 4 ---------------------------------- 870 – 742 998 832 769 1 286 243

Police officers only 3 ----------------------------- 703 – 576 772 656 600 950 149

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 673 – 299 498 456 299 119 2

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 608 – 290 473 434 294 115 2

Correction 746 ---------------------------------------- – 134 130 131 142 193 16

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 227 --------------------------------- – 48 36 31 47 55 10

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------ 015 – 251 521 438 311 451 43

Housing and community development 440 --------------- – 137 81 114 54 51 3

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 078 – 220 246 196 199 196 21

Sanitation other than sewerage 679 --------------------- – 129 191 103 104 140 12

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 346 – 215 267 410 403 859 192

Judicial and legal 708 ---------------------------------- – 106 151 149 119 144 39

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 611 – 187 294 265 252 519 94

Utilities 2 --------------------------------------------- 556 – 449 417 446 650 554 40

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 035 – 272 153 150 185 246 29

Electric power 809 ------------------------------------ – – 93 87 359 261 9

Gas supply 54 --------------------------------------- – – 32 2 3 15 2

Transit 658 ------------------------------------------- – 177 139 207 103 32 –

All other and unallocable 4 ----------------------------- 324 – 352 469 507 681 1 945 370

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 385.0 ----------------------- – 384.9 380.0 336.3 397.8 401.5 420.6

Education services:

Education 235.0 ---------------------------------------- – 239.7 244.7 200.4 244.0 241.5 242.4

Higher education 19.4 ------------------------------- – 22.2 43.6 14.7 30.9 6.2 –

Instructional employees only 8.2 ------------------ – 10.0 18.8 5.7 13.3 2.3 –

Elementary and secondary education 215.6 ------------- – 217.6 201.0 185.7 213.1 235.2 242.4

Instructional employees only 153.8 ------------------ – 150.1 142.8 135.1 153.8 168.5 167.9

Libraries 3.7 ------------------------------------------ – 4.3 5.1 4.8 3.9 2.6 1.5

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5.8 ------------------------------------- – 3.4 9.8 6.9 7.0 4.1 2.8

Hospitals 32.4 ----------------------------------------- – 23.7 6.4 22.2 35.0 49.3 52.7

Health 5.1 ------------------------------------------- – 2.4 3.4 4.5 4.4 6.8 9.5

Transportation:

Highways 18.6 ----------------------------------------- – 9.9 12.9 13.6 17.1 25.4 34.9

Air transportation .5 ---------------------------------- – 1.7 .9 .6 .2 .1 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 17.5 ---------------------------------- – 22.7 22.5 17.0 16.4 14.2 17.2

Police officers only 13.3 ----------------------------- – 17.6 17.4 13.4 12.8 10.5 10.6

Fire protection 6.0 ------------------------------------ – 9.1 11.2 9.3 6.4 1.3 .1

Firefighters only 5.8 -------------------------------- – 8.9 10.7 8.9 6.3 1.3 .1

Correction 2.7 ---------------------------------------- – 4.1 2.9 2.7 3.0 2.1 1.1

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .8 --------------------------------- – 1.5 .8 .6 1.0 .6 .7

Parks and recreation 7.3 ------------------------------ – 7.7 11.7 9.0 6.6 5.0 3.0

Housing and community development 1.6 --------------- – 4.2 1.8 2.3 1.2 .6 .2

Sewerage 3.9 ---------------------------------------- – 6.7 5.5 4.0 4.3 2.2 1.5

Sanitation other than sewerage 2.4 --------------------- – 3.9 4.3 2.1 2.2 1.5 .8

Government administration:

Financial administration 8.4 ---------------------------- – 6.6 6.0 8.4 8.6 9.5 13.6

Judicial and legal 2.5 ---------------------------------- – 3.2 3.4 3.0 2.5 1.6 2.8

Other government administration 5.8 -------------------- – 5.7 6.6 5.4 5.4 5.7 6.7

Utilities 9.2 --------------------------------------------- – 13.7 9.4 9.1 13.9 6.1 2.8

Water supply 3.7 ------------------------------------- – 8.3 3.4 3.1 4.0 2.7 2.1

Electric power 2.9 ------------------------------------ – – 2.1 1.8 7.7 2.9 .6

Gas supply .2 --------------------------------------- – – .7 – .1 .2 .1

Transit 2.4 ------------------------------------------- – 5.4 3.1 4.2 2.2 .4 –

All other and unallocable 15.6 ----------------------------- – 10.8 10.6 10.4 14.6 21.4 26.2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 220 ------- 816 – 29 479 37 560 36 055 37 806 69 549 10 367

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 136 ----------- 603 – 17 295 23 963 21 407 23 791 43 849 6 299

Instructional employees only 104 ----------------------- 621 – 12 898 17 972 16 766 17 915 34 196 4 872

All other functions 84 ----------------------------------- 213 – 12 184 13 597 14 649 14 015 25 700 4 068

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 185 – 2 442 2 436 2 332 2 128 2 004 1 812

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 404 – 2 492 2 691 2 539 2 372 2 263 2 092

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 006 – 2 402 2 240 2 166 1 934 1 776 1 599

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

KANSAS

County areas 105 ---------------------------------------- – 2 2 5 13 21 62

1990 population (thousands) 2 -------------------------- 478 – 759 323 326 426 329 315

Employees 142 ------------------------------------------ 175 – 37 089 17 012 15 012 24 874 21 759 26 429

Full-time only 102 ------------------------------------- 621 – 30 001 14 526 10 028 17 542 14 142 16 382

Full-time equivalent employment 114 ---------- 632 – 32 819 15 330 11 851 19 844 16 168 18 620

Education services:

Education 67 ---------------------------------------- 507 – 18 205 9 293 7 762 12 048 9 736 10 463

Higher education 5 ------------------------------- 452 – 1 189 1 267 764 1 035 771 426

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------ 209 – 441 495 334 412 369 158

Elementary and secondary education 62 ------------- 055 – 17 016 8 026 6 998 11 013 8 965 10 037

Instructional employees only 43 ------------------ 285 – 12 026 5 640 4 680 7 958 6 188 6 793

Libraries 671 ------------------------------------------ – 272 100 75 151 40 33

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 708 ------------------------------------- – 227 39 196 7 47 192

Hospitals 6 ----------------------------------------- 397 – 334 – 481 2 015 1 674 1 893

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 497 – 1 089 307 177 309 284 331

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------- 872 – 916 302 450 811 907 1 486

Air transportation 211 ---------------------------------- – 121 24 10 49 3 4

Water transport and terminals 7 ---------------------- – – 7 – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ---------------------------------- 709 – 1 704 1 037 590 997 689 692

Police officers only 4 ----------------------------- 149 – 1 266 734 463 722 517 447

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------ 387 – 782 660 311 419 181 34

Firefighters only 2 -------------------------------- 337 – 764 645 305 414 176 33

Correction 1 ---------------------------------------- 394 – 581 348 124 176 97 68

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 346 --------------------------------- – 17 16 26 52 67 168

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 872 – 776 336 232 377 98 53

Housing and community development 602 --------------- – 62 239 62 68 82 89

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 052 – 419 245 104 138 94 52

Sanitation other than sewerage 835 --------------------- – 129 114 120 214 126 132

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 814 – 658 347 269 503 455 582

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 040 – 386 211 85 155 92 111

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 879 – 409 205 202 286 304 473

Utilities 3 --------------------------------------------- 342 – 727 1 126 230 480 446 333

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 812 – 556 352 208 268 290 138

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 292 – 68 683 17 199 137 188

Gas supply 37 --------------------------------------- – 1 – – 12 19 5

Transit 201 ------------------------------------------- – 102 91 5 1 – 2

All other and unallocable 8 ----------------------------- 490 – 5 005 374 345 589 746 1 431

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 462.7 ----------------------- – 432.6 474.7 363.2 466.0 491.9 591.0

Education services:

Education 272.5 ---------------------------------------- – 239.9 287.7 237.9 282.9 296.2 332.1

Higher education 22.0 ------------------------------- – 15.7 39.2 23.4 24.3 23.5 13.5

Instructional employees only 8.9 ------------------ – 5.8 15.3 10.2 9.7 11.2 5.0

Elementary and secondary education 250.5 ------------- – 224.3 248.5 214.5 258.6 272.7 318.6

Instructional employees only 174.7 ------------------ – 158.5 174.6 143.4 186.9 188.3 215.6

Libraries 2.7 ------------------------------------------ – 3.6 3.1 2.3 3.5 1.2 1.0

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2.9 ------------------------------------- – 3.0 1.2 6.0 .2 1.4 6.1

Hospitals 25.8 ----------------------------------------- – 4.4 – 14.7 47.3 50.9 60.1

Health 10.1 ------------------------------------------- – 14.4 9.5 5.4 7.3 8.6 10.5

Transportation:

Highways 19.7 ----------------------------------------- – 12.1 9.4 13.8 19.0 27.6 47.2

Air transportation .9 ---------------------------------- – 1.6 .7 .3 1.2 .1 .1

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – .2 – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 23.0 ---------------------------------- – 22.5 32.1 18.1 23.4 21.0 22.0

Police officers only 16.7 ----------------------------- – 16.7 22.7 14.2 17.0 15.7 14.2

Fire protection 9.6 ------------------------------------ – 10.3 20.4 9.5 9.8 5.5 1.1

Firefighters only 9.4 -------------------------------- – 10.1 20.0 9.3 9.7 5.4 1.0

Correction 5.6 ---------------------------------------- – 7.7 10.8 3.8 4.1 3.0 2.2

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.4 --------------------------------- – .2 .5 .8 1.2 2.0 5.3

Parks and recreation 7.6 ------------------------------ – 10.2 10.4 7.1 8.9 3.0 1.7

Housing and community development 2.4 --------------- – .8 7.4 1.9 1.6 2.5 2.8

Sewerage 4.2 ---------------------------------------- – 5.5 7.6 3.2 3.2 2.9 1.7

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.4 --------------------- – 1.7 3.5 3.7 5.0 3.8 4.2

Government administration:

Financial administration 11.4 ---------------------------- – 8.7 10.7 8.2 11.8 13.8 18.5

Judicial and legal 4.2 ---------------------------------- – 5.1 6.5 2.6 3.6 2.8 3.5

Other government administration 7.6 -------------------- – 5.4 6.3 6.2 6.7 9.2 15.0

Utilities 13.5 --------------------------------------------- – 9.6 34.9 7.0 11.3 13.6 10.6

Water supply 7.3 ------------------------------------- – 7.3 10.9 6.4 6.3 8.8 4.4

Electric power 5.2 ------------------------------------ – .9 21.1 .5 4.7 4.2 6.0

Gas supply .1 --------------------------------------- – – – – .3 .6 .2

Transit .8 ------------------------------------------- – 1.3 2.8 .2 – – .1

All other and unallocable 34.3 ----------------------------- – 66.0 11.6 10.6 13.8 22.7 45.4

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 242 ------- 699 – 81 992 35 702 23 811 38 608 30 309 32 277

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 142 ----------- 955 – 41 740 20 372 15 977 24 295 20 083 20 490

Instructional employees only 107 ----------------------- 819 – 31 321 15 189 12 009 18 710 15 148 15 444

All other functions 99 ----------------------------------- 743 – 40 252 15 330 7 834 14 313 10 227 11 787

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 198 – 2 582 2 379 2 125 2 023 1 940 1 787

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 426 – 2 566 2 537 2 511 2 284 2 359 2 254

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 038 – 2 592 2 276 1 817 1 814 1 625 1 471

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

KENTUCKY

County areas 120 ---------------------------------------- 1 – 2 10 24 57 26

1990 population (thousands) 3 -------------------------- 685 665 – 367 708 848 910 188

Employees 134 ------------------------------------------ 445 23 120 – 12 752 25 485 29 341 36 596 7 151

Full-time only 112 ------------------------------------- 194 19 620 – 10 888 21 436 24 565 29 768 5 917

Full-time equivalent employment 120 ---------- 756 21 549 – 11 775 23 289 26 398 31 481 6 264

Education services:

Education 80 ---------------------------------------- 097 12 276 – 6 788 13 897 19 149 23 122 4 865

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 80 ------------- 097 12 276 – 6 788 13 897 19 149 23 122 4 865

Instructional employees only 53 ------------------ 929 7 663 – 4 800 9 730 13 012 15 536 3 188

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 008 198 – 181 172 176 230 51

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 531 ------------------------------------- 346 – 153 21 4 6 1

Hospitals 4 ----------------------------------------- 816 – – –2 525 755 1 441 95

Health 3 ------------------------------------------- 678 577 – 453 971 745 870 62

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------- 715 413 – 257 496 604 786 159

Air transportation 495 ---------------------------------- 172 – 289 34 – – –

Water transport and terminals 23 ---------------------- – – – 23 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ---------------------------------- 349 1 656 – 830 1 024 889 838 112

Police officers only 4 ----------------------------- 287 1 322 – 631 834 725 678 97

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------ 678 671 – 570 636 558 224 19

Firefighters only 2 -------------------------------- 531 595 – 535 618 544 220 19

Correction 1 ---------------------------------------- 745 446 – 349 295 279 339 37

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 132 --------------------------------- 1 – 2 25 38 51 15

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 375 414 – 399 342 151 64 5

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 205 490 – 205 210 198 91 11

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 566 771 – 246 187 205 145 12

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 546 306 – 224 298 312 398 8

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ---------------------------- 243 264 – 147 226 224 313 69

Judicial and legal 608 ---------------------------------- 292 – 38 75 65 107 31

Other government administration 2 -------------------- 088 464 – 253 329 477 477 88

Utilities 3 --------------------------------------------- 738 1 080 – 97 1 092 804 573 92

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 118 430 – 97 504 509 513 65

Electric power 596 ------------------------------------ – – – 340 214 34 8

Gas supply 118 --------------------------------------- – – – 31 64 15 8

Transit 906 ------------------------------------------- 650 – – 217 17 11 11

All other and unallocable 4 ----------------------------- 120 712 – 294 411 765 1 406 532

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 327.7 ----------------------- 324.1 – 320.5 329.1 311.5 345.9 333.8

Education services:

Education 217.3 ---------------------------------------- 184.6 – 184.8 196.4 225.9 254.1 259.2

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 217.3 ------------- 184.6 – 184.8 196.4 225.9 254.1 259.2

Instructional employees only 146.3 ------------------ 115.2 – 130.6 137.5 153.5 170.7 169.9

Libraries 2.7 ------------------------------------------ 3.0 – 4.9 2.4 2.1 2.5 2.7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.4 ------------------------------------- 5.2 – 4.2 .3 – .1 .1

Hospitals 13.1 ----------------------------------------- – – – 35.7 8.9 15.8 5.1

Health 10.0 ------------------------------------------- 8.7 – 12.3 13.7 8.8 9.6 3.3

Transportation:

Highways 7.4 ----------------------------------------- 6.2 – 7.0 7.0 7.1 8.6 8.5

Air transportation 1.3 ---------------------------------- 2.6 – 7.9 .5 – – –

Water transport and terminals .1 ---------------------- – – – .3 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 14.5 ---------------------------------- 24.9 – 22.6 14.5 10.5 9.2 6.0

Police officers only 11.6 ----------------------------- 19.9 – 17.2 11.8 8.6 7.4 5.2

Fire protection 7.3 ------------------------------------ 10.1 – 15.5 9.0 6.6 2.5 1.0

Firefighters only 6.9 -------------------------------- 8.9 – 14.6 8.7 6.4 2.4 1.0

Correction 4.7 ---------------------------------------- 6.7 – 9.5 4.2 3.3 3.7 2.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .4 --------------------------------- – – .1 .4 .4 .6 .8

Parks and recreation 3.7 ------------------------------ 6.2 – 10.9 4.8 1.8 .7 .3

Housing and community development 3.3 --------------- 7.4 – 5.6 3.0 2.3 1.0 .6

Sewerage 4.2 ---------------------------------------- 11.6 – 6.7 2.6 2.4 1.6 .6

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.2 --------------------- 4.6 – 6.1 4.2 3.7 4.4 .4

Government administration:

Financial administration 3.4 ---------------------------- 4.0 – 4.0 3.2 2.6 3.4 3.7

Judicial and legal 1.6 ---------------------------------- 4.4 – 1.0 1.1 .8 1.2 1.7

Other government administration 5.7 -------------------- 7.0 – 6.9 4.6 5.6 5.2 4.7

Utilities 10.1 --------------------------------------------- 16.2 – 2.6 15.4 9.5 6.3 4.9

Water supply 5.7 ------------------------------------- 6.5 – 2.6 7.1 6.0 5.6 3.5

Electric power 1.6 ------------------------------------ – – – 4.8 2.5 .4 .4

Gas supply .3 --------------------------------------- – – – .4 .8 .2 .4

Transit 2.5 ------------------------------------------- 9.8 – – 3.1 .2 .1 .6

All other and unallocable 11.2 ----------------------------- 10.7 – 8.0 5.8 9.0 15.4 28.3

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 235 ------- 669 48 942 – 25 684 46 718 48 932 54 931 10 462

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 161 ----------- 517 29 693 – 15 366 28 348 37 217 42 233 8 660

Instructional employees only 129 ----------------------- 589 22 606 – 12 250 23 517 30 161 34 058 6 998

All other functions 74 ----------------------------------- 151 19 249 – 10 318 18 370 11 715 12 698 1 802

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 006 2 376 – 2 251 2 060 1 905 1 778 1 699

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 432 2 984 – 2 570 2 461 2 352 2 213 2 216

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 635 2 007 – 2 013 1 752 1 436 1 328 1 126

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102 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS GOVERNMENTS–PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

LOUISIANA

County areas 64 ---------------------------------------- – 3 6 13 15 21 6

1990 population (thousands) 4 -------------------------- 220 – 1 325 999 925 537 378 55

Employees 179 ------------------------------------------ 801 – 56 868 42 641 37 094 22 785 17 838 2 575

Full-time only 153 ------------------------------------- 707 – 49 601 36 544 30 912 20 080 14 485 2 085

Full-time equivalent employment 161 ---------- 558 – 51 845 38 136 32 899 20 982 15 504 2 192

Education services:

Education 96 ---------------------------------------- 549 – 25 680 23 210 21 488 13 475 10 928 1 768

Higher education 170 ------------------------------- – – – 170 – – –

Instructional employees only 117 ------------------ – – – 117 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 96 ------------- 379 – 25 680 23 210 21 318 13 475 10 928 1 768

Instructional employees only 65 ------------------ 897 – 17 421 16 300 14 892 8 981 7 202 1 101

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 708 – 621 531 265 169 108 14

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 645 ------------------------------------- – 192 149 114 141 48 1

Hospitals 11 ----------------------------------------- 256 – 4 133 1 302 3 164 1 357 1 300 –

Health 867 ------------------------------------------- – 628 94 73 62 10 –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------- 742 – 1 397 1 128 1 065 686 414 52

Air transportation 366 ---------------------------------- – 262 85 5 13 1 –

Water transport and terminals 278 ---------------------- – – 124 32 104 18 –

Public safety:

Police protection 10 ---------------------------------- 846 – 4 088 2 933 1 744 1 427 607 47

Police officers only 8 ----------------------------- 098 – 2 969 2 064 1 326 1 181 513 45

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------ 947 – 1 789 1 407 446 254 46 5

Firefighters only 3 -------------------------------- 823 – 1 731 1 375 421 245 46 5

Correction 3 ---------------------------------------- 195 – 1 642 887 352 201 96 17

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 --------------------------------- 116 – 624 93 186 164 49 –

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------ 489 – 1 373 619 322 115 58 2

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 300 – 1 157 102 19 15 7 –

Sewerage 2 ---------------------------------------- 317 – 1 303 498 237 227 50 2

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 318 – 177 536 232 258 113 2

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 821 – 898 812 582 366 146 17

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------- 176 – 1 777 1 175 724 355 127 18

Other government administration 2 -------------------- 627 – 1 209 405 434 346 210 23

Utilities 3 --------------------------------------------- 585 – 1 381 985 564 455 178 22

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 461 – 1 153 547 338 292 109 22

Electric power 471 ------------------------------------ – 5 254 78 128 6 –

Gas supply 300 --------------------------------------- – 10 66 148 22 54 –

Transit 353 ------------------------------------------- – 213 118 – 13 9 –

All other and unallocable 5 ----------------------------- 410 – 1 514 1 061 851 792 990 202

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 382.8 ----------------------- – 391.2 381.6 355.8 390.6 409.8 397.5

Education services:

Education 228.8 ---------------------------------------- – 193.8 232.2 232.4 250.9 288.9 320.6

Higher education .4 ------------------------------- – – – 1.8 – – –

Instructional employees only .3 ------------------ – – – 1.3 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 228.4 ------------- – 193.8 232.2 230.6 250.9 288.9 320.6

Instructional employees only 156.2 ------------------ – 131.4 163.1 161.1 167.2 190.4 199.7

Libraries 4.0 ------------------------------------------ – 4.7 5.3 2.9 3.1 2.9 2.5

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.5 ------------------------------------- – 1.4 1.5 1.2 2.6 1.3 .2

Hospitals 26.7 ----------------------------------------- – 31.2 13.0 34.2 25.3 34.4 –

Health 2.1 ------------------------------------------- – 4.7 .9 .8 1.2 .3 –

Transportation:

Highways 11.2 ----------------------------------------- – 10.5 11.3 11.5 12.8 10.9 9.4

Air transportation .9 ---------------------------------- – 2.0 .9 .1 .2 – –

Water transport and terminals .7 ---------------------- – – 1.2 .3 1.9 .5 –

Public safety:

Police protection 25.7 ---------------------------------- – 30.8 29.3 18.9 26.6 16.0 8.5

Police officers only 19.2 ----------------------------- – 22.4 20.7 14.3 22.0 13.6 8.2

Fire protection 9.4 ------------------------------------ – 13.5 14.1 4.8 4.7 1.2 .9

Firefighters only 9.1 -------------------------------- – 13.1 13.8 4.6 4.6 1.2 .9

Correction 7.6 ---------------------------------------- – 12.4 8.9 3.8 3.7 2.5 3.1

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2.6 --------------------------------- – 4.7 .9 2.0 3.1 1.3 –

Parks and recreation 5.9 ------------------------------ – 10.4 6.2 3.5 2.1 1.5 .4

Housing and community development 3.1 --------------- – 8.7 1.0 .2 .3 .2 –

Sewerage 5.5 ---------------------------------------- – 9.8 5.0 2.6 4.2 1.3 .4

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.1 --------------------- – 1.3 5.4 2.5 4.8 3.0 .4

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.7 ---------------------------- – 6.8 8.1 6.3 6.8 3.9 3.1

Judicial and legal 9.9 ---------------------------------- – 13.4 11.8 7.8 6.6 3.4 3.3

Other government administration 6.2 -------------------- – 9.1 4.1 4.7 6.4 5.6 4.2

Utilities 8.5 --------------------------------------------- – 10.4 9.9 6.1 8.5 4.7 4.0

Water supply 5.8 ------------------------------------- – 8.7 5.5 3.7 5.4 2.9 4.0

Electric power 1.1 ------------------------------------ – – 2.5 .8 2.4 .2 –

Gas supply .7 --------------------------------------- – .1 .7 1.6 .4 1.4 –

Transit .8 ------------------------------------------- – 1.6 1.2 – .2 .2 –

All other and unallocable 12.8 ----------------------------- – 11.4 10.6 9.2 14.7 26.2 36.6

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 284 ------- 031 – 97 183 68 298 56 904 35 216 23 305 3 123

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 169 ----------- 128 – 47 128 41 614 37 763 23 509 16 542 2 572

Instructional employees only 131 ----------------------- 138 – 36 593 32 213 29 614 18 389 12 596 1 734

All other functions 114 ----------------------------------- 903 – 50 055 26 685 19 141 11 707 6 763 552

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 768 – 1 882 1 799 1 733 1 697 1 517 1 442

Instructional employees 1 ------------------------------- 996 – 2 109 1 980 1 985 2 065 1 764 1 594

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 602 – 1 764 1 660 1 504 1 409 1 282 1 281

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Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

MAINE

County areas 16 ---------------------------------------- – – 5 2 8 1–

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 228 – – 775 140 294 19 –

Employees 52 ------------------------------------------ 692 – – 31 307 6 568 13 698 1 119 –

Full-time only 37 ------------------------------------- 133 – – 22 626 4 773 9 043 691 –

Full-time equivalent employment 41 ---------- 698 – – 25 331 5 330 10 234 803 –

Education services:

Education 28 ---------------------------------------- 879 – – 16 569 3 902 7 954 454 –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 28 ------------- 879 – – 16 569 3 902 7 954 454 –

Instructional employees only 21 ------------------ 541 – – 12 431 2 819 5 950 341 –

Libraries 278 ------------------------------------------ – – 218 28 32 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 432 ------------------------------------- – – 422 5 5 – –

Hospitals 747 ----------------------------------------- – – 152 360 – 235 –

Health 183 ------------------------------------------- – – 153 20 10 – –

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 430 – –1 015 159 248 8 –

Air transportation 232 ---------------------------------- – – 217 7 8 – –

Water transport and terminals 51 ---------------------- – – 37 6 8 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ---------------------------------- 172 – –1 592 175 393 12 –

Police officers only 1 ----------------------------- 696 – –1 234 138 314 10 –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 168 – – 935 60 172 1 –

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 110 – – 879 59 171 1 –

Correction 582 ---------------------------------------- – – 347 52 164 19 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 46 --------------------------------- – – 32 5 9 – –

Parks and recreation 434 ------------------------------ – – 362 39 32 1 –

Housing and community development 343 --------------- – – 265 27 51 – –

Sewerage 555 ---------------------------------------- – – 415 38 96 6 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 383 --------------------- – – 284 14 84 1 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 843 ---------------------------- – – 523 96 219 5 –

Judicial and legal 194 ---------------------------------- – – 127 10 52 5 –

Other government administration 796 -------------------- – – 484 54 245 13 –

Utilities 753 --------------------------------------------- – – 603 67 72 11 –

Water supply 643 ------------------------------------- – – 498 62 72 11 –

Electric power 22 ------------------------------------ – – 17 5 – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 88 ------------------------------------------- – – 88 – – – –

All other and unallocable 1 ----------------------------- 197 – – 579 206 380 32 –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 339.6 ----------------------- – – 326.6 382.0 347.8 430.5 –

Education services:

Education 235.2 ---------------------------------------- – – 213.7 279.6 270.3 243.4 –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 235.2 ------------- – – 213.7 279.6 270.3 243.4 –

Instructional employees only 175.4 ------------------ – – 160.3 202.0 202.2 182.8 –

Libraries 2.3 ------------------------------------------ – – 2.8 2.0 1.1 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3.5 ------------------------------------- – – 5.4 .4 .2 – –

Hospitals 6.1 ----------------------------------------- – – 2.0 25.8 – 126.0 –

Health 1.5 ------------------------------------------- – – 2.0 1.4 .3 – –

Transportation:

Highways 11.6 ----------------------------------------- – – 13.1 11.4 8.4 4.3 –

Air transportation 1.9 ---------------------------------- – – 2.8 .5 .3 – –

Water transport and terminals .4 ---------------------- – – .5 .4 .3 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 17.7 ---------------------------------- – – 20.5 12.5 13.4 6.4 –

Police officers only 13.8 ----------------------------- – – 15.9 9.9 10.7 5.4 –

Fire protection 9.5 ------------------------------------ – – 12.1 4.3 5.8 .5 –

Firefighters only 9.0 -------------------------------- – – 11.3 4.2 5.8 .5 –

Correction 4.7 ---------------------------------------- – – 4.5 3.7 5.6 10.2 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .4 --------------------------------- – – .4 .4 .3 – –

Parks and recreation 3.5 ------------------------------ – – 4.7 2.8 1.1 .5 –

Housing and community development 2.8 --------------- – – 3.4 1.9 1.7 – –

Sewerage 4.5 ---------------------------------------- – – 5.4 2.7 3.3 3.2 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.1 --------------------- – – 3.7 1.0 2.9 .5 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.9 ---------------------------- – – 6.7 6.9 7.4 2.7 –

Judicial and legal 1.6 ---------------------------------- – – 1.6 .7 1.8 2.7 –

Other government administration 6.5 -------------------- – – 6.2 3.9 8.3 7.0 –

Utilities 6.1 --------------------------------------------- – – 7.8 4.8 2.4 5.9 –

Water supply 5.2 ------------------------------------- – – 6.4 4.4 2.4 5.9 –

Electric power .2 ------------------------------------ – – .2 .4 – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit .7 ------------------------------------------- – – 1.1 – – – –

All other and unallocable 9.7 ----------------------------- – – 7.5 14.8 12.9 17.2 –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 85 ------- 825 – – 53 905 10 425 19 827 1 668 –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 60 ----------- 455 – – 35 788 7 782 15 928 957 –

Instructional employees only 49 ----------------------- 163 – – 29 326 6 067 12 971 799 –

All other functions 25 ----------------------------------- 370 – – 18 117 2 643 3 899 711 –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 125 – –2 198 2 020 1 994 2 144 –

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 315 – –2 396 2 182 2 208 2 350 –

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 897 – –1 989 1 813 1 647 1 955 –

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

MARYLAND

County areas 24 ---------------------------------------- 4 1 6 5 6 2–

1990 population (thousands) 4 -------------------------- 781 2 914 427 866 348 185 41 –

Employees 178 ------------------------------------------ 074 112 472 14 066 30 949 11 920 7 387 1 280 –

Full-time only 141 ------------------------------------- 658 89 044 11 377 24 569 9 683 5 846 1 139 –

Full-time equivalent employment 157 ---------- 029 99 341 12 616 27 041 10 439 6 418 1 174 –

Education services:

Education 92 ---------------------------------------- 587 54 072 7 881 18 782 7 125 4 002 725 –

Higher education 7 ------------------------------- 260 4 312 617 1 405 634 292 – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------ 866 1 634 250 641 268 73 – –

Elementary and secondary education 85 ------------- 327 49 760 7 264 17 377 6 491 3 710 725 –

Instructional employees only 59 ------------------ 102 33 284 5 271 12 515 4 800 2 704 528 –

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------ 427 1 697 247 313 59 98 13 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------- 969 966 36 721 226 20 – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 3 ------------------------------------------- 115 2 711 111 143 85 58 7 –

Transportation:

Highways 5 ----------------------------------------- 036 3 087 377 900 398 213 61 –

Air transportation 20 ---------------------------------- – – 1 7 12 – –

Water transport and terminals 8 ---------------------- – 4 – – 2 2–

Public safety:

Police protection 12 ---------------------------------- 059 8 976 938 1 233 477 374 61 –

Police officers only 10 ----------------------------- 259 7 757 747 1 016 384 302 53 –

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------ 023 4 726 686 381 140 71 19 –

Firefighters only 5 -------------------------------- 744 4 511 671 368 113 65 16 –

Correction 2 ---------------------------------------- 096 950 177 418 356 151 44 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 272 --------------------------------- 132 8 80 15 31 6 –

Parks and recreation 5 ------------------------------ 871 4 760 269 440 181 205 16 –

Housing and community development 2 --------------- 782 2 373 150 123 86 31 19 –

Sewerage 4 ---------------------------------------- 146 3 326 14 416 174 204 12 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 --------------------- 040 1 443 110 180 147 119 41 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 471 1 630 144 440 142 88 27 –

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------- 359 1 495 200 443 136 67 18 –

Other government administration 3 -------------------- 707 2 264 367 715 160 168 33 –

Utilities 2 --------------------------------------------- 890 1 688 480 361 139 201 21 –

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 021 1 072 447 281 114 86 21 –

Electric power 122 ------------------------------------ – – 45 – 77 – –

Gas supply 4 --------------------------------------- – – – – 4 ––

Transit 743 ------------------------------------------- 616 33 35 25 34 – –

All other and unallocable 5 ----------------------------- 151 3 045 417 951 386 303 49 –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 328.4 ----------------------- 340.9 295.3 312.4 300.0 347.0 284.4 –

Education services:

Education 193.6 ---------------------------------------- 185.5 184.5 217.0 204.8 216.4 175.6 –

Higher education 15.2 ------------------------------- 14.8 14.4 16.2 18.2 15.8 – –

Instructional employees only 6.0 ------------------ 5.6 5.9 7.4 7.7 3.9 – –

Elementary and secondary education 178.5 ------------- 170.7 170.0 200.8 186.5 200.6 175.6 –

Instructional employees only 123.6 ------------------ 114.2 123.4 144.6 137.9 146.2 127.9 –

Libraries 5.1 ------------------------------------------ 5.8 5.8 3.6 1.7 5.3 3.1 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4.1 ------------------------------------- 3.3 .8 8.3 6.5 1.1 – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 6.5 ------------------------------------------- 9.3 2.6 1.7 2.4 3.1 1.7 –

Transportation:

Highways 10.5 ----------------------------------------- 10.6 8.8 10.4 11.4 11.5 14.8 –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------- – – – .2 .6 – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – .1 – – .1 .5 –

Public safety:

Police protection 25.2 ---------------------------------- 30.8 22.0 14.2 13.7 20.2 14.8 –

Police officers only 21.5 ----------------------------- 26.6 17.5 11.7 11.0 16.3 12.8 –

Fire protection 12.6 ------------------------------------ 16.2 16.1 4.4 4.0 3.8 4.6 –

Firefighters only 12.0 -------------------------------- 15.5 15.7 4.3 3.2 3.5 3.9 –

Correction 4.4 ---------------------------------------- 3.3 4.1 4.8 10.2 8.2 10.7 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .6 --------------------------------- .5 .2 .9 .4 1.7 1.5 –

Parks and recreation 12.3 ------------------------------ 16.3 6.3 5.1 5.2 11.1 3.9 –

Housing and community development 5.8 --------------- 8.1 3.5 1.4 2.5 1.7 4.6 –

Sewerage 8.7 ---------------------------------------- 11.4 .3 4.8 5.0 11.0 2.9 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.3 --------------------- 5.0 2.6 2.1 4.2 6.4 9.9 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 5.2 ---------------------------- 5.6 3.4 5.1 4.1 4.8 6.5 –

Judicial and legal 4.9 ---------------------------------- 5.1 4.7 5.1 3.9 3.6 4.4 –

Other government administration 7.8 -------------------- 7.8 8.6 8.3 4.6 9.1 8.0 –

Utilities 6.0 --------------------------------------------- 5.8 11.2 4.2 4.0 10.9 5.1 –

Water supply 4.2 ------------------------------------- 3.7 10.5 3.2 3.3 4.7 5.1 –

Electric power .3 ------------------------------------ – – .5 – 4.2 – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – .2 – –

Transit 1.6 ------------------------------------------- 2.1 .8 .4 .7 1.8 – –

All other and unallocable 10.8 ----------------------------- 10.4 9.8 11.0 11.1 16.4 11.9 –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 445 ------- 260 290 936 39 389 71 099 26 805 14 382 2 650 –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 282 ----------- 062 172 963 25 676 51 731 19 966 9 860 1 865 –

Instructional employees only 219 ----------------------- 209 131 567 20 762 41 427 16 123 7 784 1 546 –

All other functions 163 ----------------------------------- 198 117 973 13 712 19 368 6 838 4 522 785 –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 932 3 028 3 226 2 737 2 634 2 334 2 280 –

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 621 3 893 3 809 3 219 3 211 2 843 2 920 –

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 476 2 567 2 757 2 254 2 051 1 909 1 730 –

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Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

MASSACHUSETTS

County areas 14 ---------------------------------------- 6 2 3 1 – 11

1990 population (thousands) 6 -------------------------- 016 4 565 892 473 70 – 12 6

Employees 215 ------------------------------------------ 346 160 380 32 439 17 644 3 551 – 948 384

Full-time only 173 ------------------------------------- 936 132 326 25 959 12 888 1 916 – 528 319

Full-time equivalent employment 188 ---------- 915 143 191 28 155 14 372 2 211 – 635 351

Education services:

Education 101 ---------------------------------------- 921 75 003 16 865 8 344 1 269 – 302 138

Higher education 113 ------------------------------- 113 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only 59 ------------------ 59 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 101 ------------- 808 74 890 16 865 8 344 1 269 – 302 138

Instructional employees only 76 ------------------ 973 56 480 12 857 6 311 969 – 248 108

Libraries 3 ------------------------------------------ 400 2 577 513 269 27 – 14 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------- 021 1 254 319 285 97 – 18 48

Hospitals 7 ----------------------------------------- 713 7 051 561 101 – – – –

Health 1 ------------------------------------------- 626 1 263 219 118 14 – 9 3

Transportation:

Highways 5 ----------------------------------------- 518 3 911 787 637 137 – 28 18

Air transportation 99 ---------------------------------- 36 13 – 20 – 10 20

Water transport and terminals 41 ---------------------- 15 15 6 – – 5 –

Public safety:

Police protection 14 ---------------------------------- 881 11 425 2 161 1 082 127 – 58 28

Police officers only 12 ----------------------------- 516 9 551 1 899 874 114 – 54 24

Fire protection 12 ------------------------------------ 275 9 631 1 741 798 78 – 5 22

Firefighters only 11 -------------------------------- 788 9 270 1 677 739 76 – 5 21

Correction 4 ---------------------------------------- 367 3 213 758 302 75 – 19 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 358 --------------------------------- 182 66 96 – – 14 –

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------ 126 1 513 325 260 20 – 6 2

Housing and community development 3 --------------- 780 3 184 420 161 15 – – –

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 912 1 412 287 157 44 – 6 6

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 234 820 220 141 25 – 22 6

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ---------------------------- 131 2 875 647 473 80 – 43 13

Judicial and legal 299 ---------------------------------- 248 43 8 – – – –

Other government administration 3 -------------------- 672 2 617 534 394 71 – 36 20

Utilities 12 --------------------------------------------- 069 10 445 1 172 369 65 – 10 8

Water supply 3 ------------------------------------- 190 2 359 532 254 29 – 8 8

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 671 1 057 506 107 – – 1 –

Gas supply 157 --------------------------------------- 43 114 – – – – –

Transit 7 ------------------------------------------- 051 6 986 20 8 36 – 1 –

All other and unallocable 5 ----------------------------- 472 4 516 489 371 47 – 30 19

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 314.0 ----------------------- 313.7 315.8 304.2 315.4 – 545.6 583.8

Education services:

Education 169.4 ---------------------------------------- 164.3 189.2 176.6 181.0 – 259.5 229.5

Higher education .2 ------------------------------- .2 – – – – – –

Instructional employees only .1 ------------------ .1 – – – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 169.2 ------------- 164.1 189.2 176.6 181.0 – 259.5 229.5

Instructional employees only 127.9 ------------------ 123.7 144.2 133.6 138.2 – 213.1 179.6

Libraries 5.7 ------------------------------------------ 5.6 5.8 5.7 3.9 – 12.0 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3.4 ------------------------------------- 2.7 3.6 6.0 13.8 – 15.5 79.8

Hospitals 12.8 ----------------------------------------- 15.4 6.3 2.1 – – – –

Health 2.7 ------------------------------------------- 2.8 2.5 2.5 2.0 – 7.7 5.0

Transportation:

Highways 9.2 ----------------------------------------- 8.6 8.8 13.5 19.5 – 24.1 29.9

Air transportation .2 ---------------------------------- .1 .1 – 2.9 – 8.6 33.3

Water transport and terminals .1 ---------------------- – .2 .1 – – 4.3 –

Public safety:

Police protection 24.7 ---------------------------------- 25.0 24.2 22.9 18.1 – 49.8 46.6

Police officers only 20.8 ----------------------------- 20.9 21.3 18.5 16.3 – 46.4 39.9

Fire protection 20.4 ------------------------------------ 21.1 19.5 16.9 11.1 – 4.3 36.6

Firefighters only 19.6 -------------------------------- 20.3 18.8 15.6 10.8 – 4.3 34.9

Correction 7.3 ---------------------------------------- 7.0 8.5 6.4 10.7 – 16.3 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .6 --------------------------------- .4 .7 2.0 – – 12.0 –

Parks and recreation 3.5 ------------------------------ 3.3 3.6 5.5 2.9 – 5.2 3.3

Housing and community development 6.3 --------------- 7.0 4.7 3.4 2.1 – – –

Sewerage 3.2 ---------------------------------------- 3.1 3.2 3.3 6.3 – 5.2 10.0

Sanitation other than sewerage 2.1 --------------------- 1.8 2.5 3.0 3.6 – 18.9 10.0

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.9 ---------------------------- 6.3 7.3 10.0 11.4 – 36.9 21.6

Judicial and legal .5 ---------------------------------- .5 .5 .2 – – – –

Other government administration 6.1 -------------------- 5.7 6.0 8.3 10.1 – 30.9 33.3

Utilities 20.1 --------------------------------------------- 22.9 13.1 7.8 9.3 – 8.6 13.3

Water supply 5.3 ------------------------------------- 5.2 6.0 5.4 4.1 – 6.9 13.3

Electric power 2.8 ------------------------------------ 2.3 5.7 2.3 – – .9 –

Gas supply .3 --------------------------------------- .1 1.3 – – – – –

Transit 11.7 ------------------------------------------- 15.3 .2 .2 5.1 – .9 –

All other and unallocable 9.1 ----------------------------- 9.9 5.5 7.9 6.7 – 25.8 31.6

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 521 ------- 013 403 352 73 359 36 198 5 386 – 1 618 1 100

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 278 ----------- 957 209 545 43 607 21 298 3 215 – 847 445

Instructional employees only 232 ----------------------- 667 174 605 36 720 17 554 2 686 – 734 368

All other functions 242 ----------------------------------- 056 193 807 29 752 14 900 2 172 – 771 655

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 842 2 902 2 679 2 604 2 550 – 2 572 3 223

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 080 3 159 2 882 2 826 2 828 – 2 901 3 499

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 671 2 728 2 493 2 414 2 303 – 2 336 3 100

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

MICHIGAN

County areas 83 ---------------------------------------- 4 3 11 16 17 23 9

1990 population (thousands) 9 -------------------------- 295 4 413 995 1 736 1 087 596 400 67

Employees 386 ------------------------------------------ 905 171 291 45 799 71 603 48 156 27 243 19 203 3 610

Full-time only 263 ------------------------------------- 480 125 891 30 326 46 973 28 982 17 740 11 484 2 084

Full-time equivalent employment 310 ---------- 355 145 243 36 919 56 260 35 077 20 773 13 597 2 486

Education services:

Education 187 ---------------------------------------- 509 84 343 22 754 35 293 22 872 12 610 8 431 1 206

Higher education 10 ------------------------------- 991 4 305 2 652 2 378 654 585 417 –

Instructional employees only 4 ------------------ 949 1 956 1 286 1 096 236 229 146 –

Elementary and secondary education 176 ------------- 518 80 038 20 102 32 915 22 218 12 025 8 014 1 206

Instructional employees only 116 ------------------ 448 52 988 12 674 21 275 14 977 8 203 5 491 840

Libraries 3 ------------------------------------------ 416 1 642 402 853 335 112 70 2

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------- 653 897 174 957 439 158 25 3

Hospitals 11 ----------------------------------------- 986 2 660 2 731 1 694 1 721 2 064 776 340

Health 8 ------------------------------------------- 147 2 803 1 218 2 286 1 110 543 164 23

Transportation:

Highways 8 ----------------------------------------- 523 3 130 779 1 733 1 164 744 726 247

Air transportation 813 ---------------------------------- 515 128 67 35 21 45 2

Water transport and terminals 10 ---------------------- 9 – 1 – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 19 ---------------------------------- 700 12 318 1 788 2 973 1 342 689 515 75

Police officers only 15 ----------------------------- 702 10 086 1 408 2 234 1 012 544 357 61

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------ 815 4 519 775 991 307 166 53 4

Firefighters only 6 -------------------------------- 236 4 030 732 962 294 161 53 4

Correction 4 ---------------------------------------- 490 2 301 494 901 501 131 126 36

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 674 --------------------------------- 162 51 110 207 72 61 11

Parks and recreation 7 ------------------------------ 286 5 708 676 501 263 87 46 5

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 341 914 159 187 32 22 22 5

Sewerage 4 ---------------------------------------- 050 2 223 539 838 249 124 66 11

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 --------------------- 549 2 095 161 123 99 43 23 5

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ---------------------------- 366 2 612 595 985 534 328 262 50

Judicial and legal 7 ---------------------------------- 333 3 381 894 1 588 728 405 269 68

Other government administration 6 -------------------- 150 2 977 609 1 195 732 304 279 54

Utilities 9 --------------------------------------------- 793 6 292 1 041 1 294 658 295 178 35

Water supply 4 ------------------------------------- 395 2 841 434 678 241 144 45 12

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 035 492 4 241 189 90 9 10

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 4 ------------------------------------------- 363 2 959 603 375 228 61 124 13

All other and unallocable 11 ----------------------------- 751 3 742 951 1 690 1 749 1 855 1 460 304

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 333.9 ----------------------- 329.1 370.9 324.1 322.6 348.4 339.5 371.6

Education services:

Education 201.7 ---------------------------------------- 191.1 228.6 203.3 210.3 211.5 210.5 180.3

Higher education 11.8 ------------------------------- 9.8 26.6 13.7 6.0 9.8 10.4 –

Instructional employees only 5.3 ------------------ 4.4 12.9 6.3 2.2 3.8 3.6 –

Elementary and secondary education 189.9 ------------- 181.4 202.0 189.6 204.3 201.7 200.1 180.3

Instructional employees only 125.3 ------------------ 120.1 127.3 122.6 137.7 137.6 137.1 125.5

Libraries 3.7 ------------------------------------------ 3.7 4.0 4.9 3.1 1.9 1.7 .3

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2.9 ------------------------------------- 2.0 1.7 5.5 4.0 2.7 .6 .4

Hospitals 12.9 ----------------------------------------- 6.0 27.4 9.8 15.8 34.6 19.4 50.8

Health 8.8 ------------------------------------------- 6.4 12.2 13.2 10.2 9.1 4.1 3.4

Transportation:

Highways 9.2 ----------------------------------------- 7.1 7.8 10.0 10.7 12.5 18.1 36.9

Air transportation .9 ---------------------------------- 1.2 1.3 .4 .3 .4 1.1 .3

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 21.2 ---------------------------------- 27.9 18.0 17.1 12.3 11.6 12.9 11.2

Police officers only 16.9 ----------------------------- 22.9 14.1 12.9 9.3 9.1 8.9 9.1

Fire protection 7.3 ------------------------------------ 10.2 7.8 5.7 2.8 2.8 1.3 .6

Firefighters only 6.7 -------------------------------- 9.1 7.4 5.5 2.7 2.7 1.3 .6

Correction 4.8 ---------------------------------------- 5.2 5.0 5.2 4.6 2.2 3.1 5.4

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .7 --------------------------------- .4 .5 .6 1.9 1.2 1.5 1.6

Parks and recreation 7.8 ------------------------------ 12.9 6.8 2.9 2.4 1.5 1.1 .7

Housing and community development 1.4 --------------- 2.1 1.6 1.1 .3 .4 .5 .7

Sewerage 4.4 ---------------------------------------- 5.0 5.4 4.8 2.3 2.1 1.6 1.6

Sanitation other than sewerage 2.7 --------------------- 4.7 1.6 .7 .9 .7 .6 .7

Government administration:

Financial administration 5.8 ---------------------------- 5.9 6.0 5.7 4.9 5.5 6.5 7.5

Judicial and legal 7.9 ---------------------------------- 7.7 9.0 9.1 6.7 6.8 6.7 10.2

Other government administration 6.6 -------------------- 6.7 6.1 6.9 6.7 5.1 7.0 8.1

Utilities 10.5 --------------------------------------------- 14.3 10.5 7.5 6.1 4.9 4.4 5.2

Water supply 4.7 ------------------------------------- 6.4 4.4 3.9 2.2 2.4 1.1 1.8

Electric power 1.1 ------------------------------------ 1.1 – 1.4 1.7 1.5 .2 1.5

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 4.7 ------------------------------------------- 6.7 6.1 2.2 2.1 1.0 3.1 1.9

All other and unallocable 12.6 ----------------------------- 8.5 9.6 9.7 16.1 31.1 36.5 45.4

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 866 ------- 553 447 864 105 782 145 691 84 278 48 312 29 501 5 126

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 564 ----------- 041 287 141 67 414 96 775 58 768 31 059 20 051 2 833

Instructional employees only 430 ----------------------- 830 222 486 49 002 72 985 45 000 23 784 15 370 2 202

All other functions 302 ----------------------------------- 512 160 723 38 368 48 916 25 510 17 253 9 450 2 293

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 3 --------------------- 010 3 308 3 133 2 805 2 598 2 461 2 289 2 173

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 772 4 298 3 780 3 495 3 136 2 952 2 841 2 784

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 488 2 682 2 720 2 314 2 131 2 090 1 845 1 830

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

MINNESOTA

County areas 87 ---------------------------------------- 1 2 5 5 23 36 15

1990 population (thousands) 4 -------------------------- 375 1 032 761 813 282 809 579 99

Employees 223 ------------------------------------------ 502 46 924 37 728 38 578 13 083 41 966 37 258 7 965

Full-time only 141 ------------------------------------- 029 31 679 27 067 25 095 8 028 24 692 20 476 3 992

Full-time equivalent employment 172 ---------- 253 39 007 32 278 30 519 9 683 30 435 25 327 5 004

Education services:

Education 93 ---------------------------------------- 169 18 489 16 030 17 940 6 056 16 959 15 181 2 514

Higher education 1 ------------------------------- 346 – – 274 351 251 470 –

Instructional employees only 684 ------------------ – – 178 146 100 260 –

Elementary and secondary education 91 ------------- 823 18 489 16 030 17 666 5 705 16 708 14 711 2 514

Instructional employees only 65 ------------------ 825 13 352 10 843 12 858 4 267 12 035 10 667 1 803

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------ 123 780 412 469 95 239 121 7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 9 ------------------------------------- 220 2 275 1 565 1 660 425 1 565 1 467 263

Hospitals 12 ----------------------------------------- 270 3 418 2 132 1 099 437 2 816 1 747 621

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 857 560 489 380 174 759 446 49

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------- 408 1 731 761 1 233 325 1 099 998 261

Air transportation 426 ---------------------------------- – 389 18 – 14 5 –

Water transport and terminals 37 ---------------------- – 26 11 – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 7 ---------------------------------- 652 2 300 1 365 1 550 373 1 171 759 134

Police officers only 5 ----------------------------- 839 1 876 1 052 1 088 291 883 559 90

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------ 120 688 632 461 62 232 43 2

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 965 640 559 448 60 214 42 2

Correction 3 ---------------------------------------- 010 1 086 564 624 193 393 140 10

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 662 --------------------------------- 31 32 92 57 154 227 69

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------ 669 1 708 927 527 93 323 86 5

Housing and community development 2 --------------- 032 1 048 344 198 59 237 126 20

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 944 193 1 082 280 56 229 90 14

Sanitation other than sewerage 852 --------------------- 236 137 140 86 146 85 22

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ---------------------------- 583 881 537 716 241 576 514 118

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------- 953 894 744 541 145 356 237 36

Other government administration 3 -------------------- 809 1 169 531 716 231 621 438 103

Utilities 4 --------------------------------------------- 737 558 2 516 767 88 502 253 53

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 509 558 373 231 47 164 105 31

Electric power 715 ------------------------------------ – 9 282 23 240 143 18

Gas supply 142 --------------------------------------- – – 100 – 42 – –

Transit 2 ------------------------------------------- 371 – 2 134 154 18 56 5 4

All other and unallocable 8 ----------------------------- 720 962 1 063 1 097 487 2 044 2 364 703

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 393.7 ----------------------- 377.8 424.2 375.4 343.7 376.4 437.5 503.7

Education services:

Education 213.0 ---------------------------------------- 179.1 210.6 220.7 215.0 209.7 262.2 253.0

Higher education 3.1 ------------------------------- – – 3.4 12.5 3.1 8.1 –

Instructional employees only 1.6 ------------------ – – 2.2 5.2 1.2 4.5 –

Elementary and secondary education 209.9 ------------- 179.1 210.6 217.3 202.5 206.6 254.1 253.0

Instructional employees only 150.5 ------------------ 129.3 142.5 158.2 151.5 148.8 184.2 181.5

Libraries 4.9 ------------------------------------------ 7.6 5.4 5.8 3.4 3.0 2.1 .7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 21.1 ------------------------------------- 22.0 20.6 20.4 15.1 19.4 25.3 26.5

Hospitals 28.0 ----------------------------------------- 33.1 28.0 13.5 15.5 34.8 30.2 62.5

Health 6.5 ------------------------------------------- 5.4 6.4 4.7 6.2 9.4 7.7 4.9

Transportation:

Highways 14.6 ----------------------------------------- 16.8 10.0 15.2 11.5 13.6 17.2 26.3

Air transportation 1.0 ---------------------------------- – 5.1 .2 – .2 .1 –

Water transport and terminals .1 ---------------------- – .3 .1 – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 17.5 ---------------------------------- 22.3 17.9 19.1 13.2 14.5 13.1 13.5

Police officers only 13.3 ----------------------------- 18.2 13.8 13.4 10.3 10.9 9.7 9.1

Fire protection 4.8 ------------------------------------ 6.7 8.3 5.7 2.2 2.9 .7 .2

Firefighters only 4.5 -------------------------------- 6.2 7.3 5.5 2.1 2.6 .7 .2

Correction 6.9 ---------------------------------------- 10.5 7.4 7.7 6.9 4.9 2.4 1.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.5 --------------------------------- .3 .4 1.1 2.0 1.9 3.9 6.9

Parks and recreation 8.4 ------------------------------ 16.5 12.2 6.5 3.3 4.0 1.5 .5

Housing and community development 4.6 --------------- 10.2 4.5 2.4 2.1 2.9 2.2 2.0

Sewerage 4.4 ---------------------------------------- 1.9 14.2 3.4 2.0 2.8 1.6 1.4

Sanitation other than sewerage 1.9 --------------------- 2.3 1.8 1.7 3.1 1.8 1.5 2.2

Government administration:

Financial administration 8.2 ---------------------------- 8.5 7.1 8.8 8.6 7.1 8.9 11.9

Judicial and legal 6.7 ---------------------------------- 8.7 9.8 6.7 5.1 4.4 4.1 3.6

Other government administration 8.7 -------------------- 11.3 7.0 8.8 8.2 7.7 7.6 10.4

Utilities 10.8 --------------------------------------------- 5.4 33.1 9.4 3.1 6.2 4.4 5.3

Water supply 3.4 ------------------------------------- 5.4 4.9 2.8 1.7 2.0 1.8 3.1

Electric power 1.6 ------------------------------------ – .1 3.5 .8 3.0 2.5 1.8

Gas supply .3 --------------------------------------- – – 1.2 – .5 – –

Transit 5.4 ------------------------------------------- – 28.0 1.9 .6 .7 .1 .4

All other and unallocable 19.9 ----------------------------- 9.3 14.0 13.5 17.3 25.3 40.8 70.8

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 426 ------- 286 107 781 87 722 75 482 22 536 69 943 52 661 10 160

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 226 ----------- 237 48 203 40 052 43 883 14 412 40 868 33 405 5 414

Instructional employees only 180 ----------------------- 863 39 122 31 024 35 790 11 627 32 587 26 379 4 334

All other functions 200 ----------------------------------- 049 59 578 47 670 31 599 8 125 29 075 19 256 4 747

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 647 2 954 2 891 2 675 2 475 2 460 2 210 2 125

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 910 3 206 3 067 3 017 2 772 2 817 2 529 2 503

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 474 2 825 2 801 2 423 2 207 2 194 1 934 1 877

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

MISSISSIPPI

County areas 82 ---------------------------------------- – 1 2 9 20 41 9

1990 population (thousands) 2 -------------------------- 573 – 254 281 608 673 688 70

Employees 121 ------------------------------------------ 221 – 9 142 14 251 26 904 34 003 32 891 4 030

Full-time only 100 ------------------------------------- 050 – 7 946 12 179 23 440 26 830 27 092 2 563

Full-time equivalent employment 106 ---------- 459 – 8 443 12 980 24 813 28 756 28 780 2 687

Education services:

Education 62 ---------------------------------------- 723 – 5 499 6 559 13 264 16 917 18 633 1 851

Higher education 3 ------------------------------- 435 – – – 319 1 004 2 112 –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------ 703 – – – 154 436 1 113 –

Elementary and secondary education 59 ------------- 288 – 5 499 6 559 12 945 15 913 16 521 1 851

Instructional employees only 42 ------------------ 084 – 3 670 4 579 9 528 11 347 11 649 1 311

Libraries 141 ------------------------------------------ – 1 10 1 119 10 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 600 ------------------------------------- – 42 56 128 12 360 2

Hospitals 14 ----------------------------------------- 375 – –3 095 4 473 4 880 1 773 154

Health 145 ------------------------------------------- – – 21 49 38 37 –

Transportation:

Highways 4 ----------------------------------------- 228 – 318 451 965 1 215 1 143 136

Air transportation 115 ---------------------------------- – – 19 68 24 4 –

Water transport and terminals 161 ---------------------- – – 80 76 5 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 4 ---------------------------------- 737 – 678 677 1 232 1 227 847 76

Police officers only 3 ----------------------------- 511 – 427 501 918 953 656 56

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------ 256 – 396 398 685 588 188 1

Firefighters only 2 -------------------------------- 174 – 359 384 672 573 185 1

Correction 555 ---------------------------------------- – 95 99 136 126 96 3

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 --------------------------------- 448 – 28 12 164 77 2 147 20

Parks and recreation 696 ------------------------------ – 105 202 188 147 54 –

Housing and community development 830 --------------- – 58 204 252 221 95 –

Sewerage 537 ---------------------------------------- – 76 67 116 194 81 3

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 012 – 33 5 338 378 246 12

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ---------------------------- 789 – 130 176 435 525 476 47

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 690 – 181 252 297 436 462 62

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 411 – 110 159 303 367 411 61

Utilities 1 --------------------------------------------- 899 – 286 223 419 549 410 12

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 173 – 284 118 291 290 183 7

Electric power 412 ------------------------------------ – – – 101 162 145 4

Gas supply 213 --------------------------------------- – 2 37 – 97 76 1

Transit 101 ------------------------------------------- – – 68 27 – 6 –

All other and unallocable 4 ----------------------------- 111 – 407 215 1 224 711 1 307 247

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 413.8 ----------------------- – 331.8 462.6 408.4 427.6 418.4 383.9

Education services:

Education 243.8 ---------------------------------------- – 216.1 233.7 218.3 251.5 270.9 263.7

Higher education 13.3 ------------------------------- – – – 5.3 14.9 30.7 –

Instructional employees only 6.6 ------------------ – – – 2.5 6.5 16.2 –

Elementary and secondary education 230.4 ------------- – 216.1 233.7 213.1 236.6 240.2 263.7

Instructional employees only 163.5 ------------------ – 144.2 163.2 156.8 168.7 169.4 186.7

Libraries .5 ------------------------------------------ – – .4 – 1.8 .1 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2.3 ------------------------------------- – 1.7 2.0 2.1 .2 5.2 .3

Hospitals 55.9 ----------------------------------------- – – 110.3 73.6 72.6 25.8 21.9

Health .6 ------------------------------------------- – – .7 .8 .6 .5 –

Transportation:

Highways 16.4 ----------------------------------------- – 12.5 16.1 15.9 18.1 16.6 19.4

Air transportation .4 ---------------------------------- – – .7 1.1 .4 .1 –

Water transport and terminals .6 ---------------------- – – 2.9 1.3 .1 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 18.4 ---------------------------------- – 26.6 24.1 20.3 18.2 12.3 10.8

Police officers only 13.6 ----------------------------- – 16.8 17.9 15.1 14.2 9.5 8.0

Fire protection 8.8 ------------------------------------ – 15.6 14.2 11.3 8.7 2.7 .1

Firefighters only 8.4 -------------------------------- – 14.1 13.7 11.1 8.5 2.7 .1

Correction 2.2 ---------------------------------------- – 3.7 3.5 2.2 1.9 1.4 .4

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 9.5 --------------------------------- – 1.1 .4 2.7 1.1 31.2 2.9

Parks and recreation 2.7 ------------------------------ – 4.1 7.2 3.1 2.2 .8 –

Housing and community development 3.2 --------------- – 2.3 7.3 4.1 3.3 1.4 –

Sewerage 2.1 ---------------------------------------- – 3.0 2.4 1.9 2.9 1.2 .4

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.9 --------------------- – 1.3 .2 5.6 5.6 3.6 1.7

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.0 ---------------------------- – 5.1 6.3 7.2 7.8 6.9 6.7

Judicial and legal 6.6 ---------------------------------- – 7.1 9.0 4.9 6.5 6.7 8.8

Other government administration 5.5 -------------------- – 4.3 5.7 5.0 5.5 6.0 8.7

Utilities 7.4 --------------------------------------------- – 11.2 7.9 6.9 8.2 6.0 1.7

Water supply 4.6 ------------------------------------- – 11.2 4.2 4.8 4.3 2.7 1.0

Electric power 1.6 ------------------------------------ – – – 1.7 2.4 2.1 .6

Gas supply .8 --------------------------------------- – .1 1.3 – 1.4 1.1 .1

Transit .4 ------------------------------------------- – – 2.4 .4 – .1 –

All other and unallocable 16.0 ----------------------------- – 16.0 7.7 20.1 10.6 19.0 35.2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 166 ------- 310 – 15 291 23 314 39 834 44 228 39 805 3 838

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 97 ----------- 527 – 9 498 10 344 21 066 25 587 28 229 2 803

Instructional employees only 76 ----------------------- 986 – 7 307 8 232 17 149 20 109 21 945 2 244

All other functions 68 ----------------------------------- 783 – 5 793 12 969 18 769 18 641 11 576 1 035

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 583 – 1 828 1 809 1 630 1 565 1 400 1 445

Instructional employees 1 ------------------------------- 776 – 2 028 1 820 1 785 1 716 1 741 1 725

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 440 – 1 667 1 803 1 524 1 450 1 113 1 160

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

MISSOURI

County areas 115 ---------------------------------------- 2 1 5 7 21 50 29

1990 population (thousands) 5 -------------------------- 117 1 627 397 858 501 711 818 206

Employees 202 ------------------------------------------ 109 60 186 22 654 31 112 16 839 27 498 33 664 10 156

Full-time only 157 ------------------------------------- 739 48 380 17 863 24 310 13 193 21 165 25 300 7 528

Full-time equivalent employment 173 ---------- 368 52 967 19 657 27 107 14 479 23 273 27 660 8 225

Education services:

Education 102 ---------------------------------------- 426 31 842 8 838 15 629 9 723 14 361 17 134 4 899

Higher education 4 ------------------------------- 416 1 134 2 093 442 228 519 – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------ 744 517 637 216 128 246 – –

Elementary and secondary education 98 ------------- 010 30 708 6 745 15 187 9 495 13 842 17 134 4 899

Instructional employees only 69 ------------------ 063 21 517 4 303 10 728 6 831 9 894 12 227 3 563

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------ 386 600 232 778 269 257 195 55

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------- 953 18 29 57 18 297 920 614

Hospitals 7 ----------------------------------------- 708 – –2 531 151 2 219 2 313 494

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 997 760 381 430 187 438 635 166

Transportation:

Highways 5 ----------------------------------------- 431 1 790 276 726 609 867 921 242

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------- 050 392 525 64 33 20 15 1

Water transport and terminals 3 ---------------------- – – – – 3 ––

Public safety:

Police protection 11 ---------------------------------- 898 4 986 2 228 1 476 1 001 965 1 046 196

Police officers only 8 ----------------------------- 642 3 498 1 584 1 094 755 779 799 133

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------ 014 2 650 693 727 406 304 226 8

Firefighters only 4 -------------------------------- 871 2 574 676 690 397 302 224 8

Correction 2 ---------------------------------------- 326 948 578 382 146 103 139 30

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 254 --------------------------------- 17 80 2 15 120 14 6

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------ 074 1 881 197 481 267 138 106 4

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 461 318 473 144 81 155 249 41

Sewerage 2 ---------------------------------------- 074 444 911 258 136 160 152 13

Sanitation other than sewerage 813 --------------------- 141 193 124 92 123 136 4

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ---------------------------- 191 1 105 388 414 291 363 512 118

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------- 514 958 469 386 202 201 250 48

Other government administration 2 -------------------- 402 781 179 390 314 270 375 93

Utilities 7 --------------------------------------------- 197 1 654 2 304 1 503 232 783 589 132

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 780 824 417 507 175 349 410 98

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 519 259 – 659 35 384 162 20

Gas supply 220 --------------------------------------- 3 – 148 – 45 10 14

Transit 2 ------------------------------------------- 678 568 1 887 189 22 5 7 –

All other and unallocable 7 ----------------------------- 196 1 682 683 605 306 1 126 1 733 1 061

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 338.8 ----------------------- 325.6 495.5 315.9 289.0 327.5 338.2 399.1

Education services:

Education 200.2 ---------------------------------------- 195.7 222.8 182.2 194.1 202.1 209.5 237.7

Higher education 8.6 ------------------------------- 7.0 52.8 5.2 4.6 7.3 – –

Instructional employees only 3.4 ------------------ 3.2 16.1 2.5 2.6 3.5 – –

Elementary and secondary education 191.5 ------------- 188.8 170.0 177.0 189.5 194.8 209.5 237.7

Instructional employees only 135.0 ------------------ 132.3 108.5 125.0 136.3 139.2 149.5 172.9

Libraries 4.7 ------------------------------------------ 3.7 5.8 9.1 5.4 3.6 2.4 2.7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3.8 ------------------------------------- .1 .7 .7 .4 4.2 11.2 29.8

Hospitals 15.1 ----------------------------------------- – – 29.5 3.0 31.2 28.3 24.0

Health 5.9 ------------------------------------------- 4.7 9.6 5.0 3.7 6.2 7.8 8.1

Transportation:

Highways 10.6 ----------------------------------------- 11.0 7.0 8.5 12.2 12.2 11.3 11.7

Air transportation 2.1 ---------------------------------- 2.4 13.2 .7 .7 .3 .2 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 23.3 ---------------------------------- 30.6 56.2 17.2 20.0 13.6 12.8 9.5

Police officers only 16.9 ----------------------------- 21.5 39.9 12.8 15.1 11.0 9.8 6.5

Fire protection 9.8 ------------------------------------ 16.3 17.5 8.5 8.1 4.3 2.8 .4

Firefighters only 9.5 -------------------------------- 15.8 17.0 8.0 7.9 4.3 2.7 .4

Correction 4.5 ---------------------------------------- 5.8 14.6 4.5 2.9 1.4 1.7 1.5

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .5 --------------------------------- .1 2.0 – .3 1.7 .2 .3

Parks and recreation 6.0 ------------------------------ 11.6 5.0 5.6 5.3 1.9 1.3 .2

Housing and community development 2.9 --------------- 2.0 11.9 1.7 1.6 2.2 3.0 2.0

Sewerage 4.1 ---------------------------------------- 2.7 23.0 3.0 2.7 2.3 1.9 .6

Sanitation other than sewerage 1.6 --------------------- .9 4.9 1.4 1.8 1.7 1.7 .2

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.2 ---------------------------- 6.8 9.8 4.8 5.8 5.1 6.3 5.7

Judicial and legal 4.9 ---------------------------------- 5.9 11.8 4.5 4.0 2.8 3.1 2.3

Other government administration 4.7 -------------------- 4.8 4.5 4.5 6.3 3.8 4.6 4.5

Utilities 14.1 --------------------------------------------- 10.2 58.1 17.5 4.6 11.0 7.2 6.4

Water supply 5.4 ------------------------------------- 5.1 10.5 5.9 3.5 4.9 5.0 4.8

Electric power 3.0 ------------------------------------ 1.6 – 7.7 .7 5.4 2.0 1.0

Gas supply .4 --------------------------------------- – – 1.7 – .6 .1 .7

Transit 5.2 ------------------------------------------- 3.5 47.6 2.2 .4 .1 .1 –

All other and unallocable 14.1 ----------------------------- 10.3 17.2 7.1 6.1 15.8 21.2 51.5

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 361 ------- 618 131 870 51 441 57 773 27 071 39 081 42 920 11 462

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 217 ----------- 980 80 383 25 365 33 677 19 013 24 151 27 935 7 456

Instructional employees only 171 ----------------------- 410 64 376 17 152 27 094 15 310 19 027 22 457 5 994

All other functions 143 ----------------------------------- 638 51 486 26 076 24 096 8 057 14 931 14 985 4 006

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 148 2 587 2 648 2 223 1 939 1 709 1 581 1 410

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 453 3 004 3 435 2 516 2 260 1 893 1 850 1 685

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 922 2 280 2 368 2 007 1 624 1 550 1 343 1 173

See footnotes at end of table.

110 LOCAL GOVERNMENTS GOVERNMENTS–PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

MONTANA

County areas 56 ---------------------------------------- – – 1 4 3 12 36

1990 population (thousands) 799 -------------------------- – – 113 266 106 160 153

Employees 39 ------------------------------------------ 517 – –4 505 11 012 3 606 8 871 11 523

Full-time only 26 ------------------------------------- 480 – –2 989 7 674 2 801 5 957 7 059

Full-time equivalent employment 31 ---------- 865 – –3 544 9 150 3 072 7 368 8 731

Education services:

Education 20 ---------------------------------------- 863 – –2 221 6 045 2 043 5 139 5 415

Higher education 124 ------------------------------- – – – – – 67 57

Instructional employees only 54 ------------------ – – – – – 25 29

Elementary and secondary education 20 ------------- 739 – –2 221 6 045 2 043 5 072 5 358

Instructional employees only 15 ------------------ 240 – –1 578 4 494 1 550 3 617 4 001

Libraries 231 ------------------------------------------ – – 29 81 17 60 44

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 886 ------------------------------------- – – – 425 83 67 311

Hospitals 807 ----------------------------------------- – – – 3 – 187 617

Health 455 ------------------------------------------- – – 68 150 43 124 70

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 228 – – 82 325 102 287 432

Air transportation 79 ---------------------------------- – – 40 13 19 5 2

Water transport and terminals 6 ---------------------- – – – – – –6

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ---------------------------------- 611 – – 192 505 206 337 371

Police officers only 1 ----------------------------- 142 – – 153 361 161 231 236

Fire protection 477 ------------------------------------ – – 129 177 82 62 27

Firefighters only 442 -------------------------------- – – 102 172 81 60 27

Correction 312 ---------------------------------------- – – 70 91 30 69 52

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 326 --------------------------------- – – 19 81 24 55 147

Parks and recreation 356 ------------------------------ – – 73 156 49 58 20

Housing and community development 294 --------------- – – 21 78 31 92 72

Sewerage 217 ---------------------------------------- – – 63 66 31 40 17

Sanitation other than sewerage 359 --------------------- – – 46 64 25 161 63

Government administration:

Financial administration 687 ---------------------------- – – 65 194 56 146 226

Judicial and legal 626 ---------------------------------- – – 82 181 54 143 166

Other government administration 656 -------------------- – – 47 222 56 134 197

Utilities 379 --------------------------------------------- – – 111 128 28 73 39

Water supply 288 ------------------------------------- – – 73 88 23 68 36

Electric power 5 ------------------------------------ – – – – – 5–

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 86 ------------------------------------------- – – 38 40 5 – 3

All other and unallocable 1 ----------------------------- 010 – – 186 165 93 129 437

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 398.8 ----------------------- – – 312.5 343.9 288.6 459.1 572.1

Education services:

Education 261.1 ---------------------------------------- – – 195.8 227.2 191.9 320.2 354.8

Higher education 1.6 ------------------------------- – – – – – 4.2 3.7

Instructional employees only .7 ------------------ – – – – – 1.6 1.9

Elementary and secondary education 259.6 ------------- – – 195.8 227.2 191.9 316.1 351.1

Instructional employees only 190.7 ------------------ – – 139.1 168.9 145.6 225.4 262.2

Libraries 2.9 ------------------------------------------ – – 2.6 3.0 1.6 3.7 2.9

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 11.1 ------------------------------------- – – – 16.0 7.8 4.2 20.4

Hospitals 10.1 ----------------------------------------- – – – .1 – 11.7 40.4

Health 5.7 ------------------------------------------- – – 6.0 5.6 4.0 7.7 4.6

Transportation:

Highways 15.4 ----------------------------------------- – – 7.2 12.2 9.6 17.9 28.3

Air transportation 1.0 ---------------------------------- – – 3.5 .5 1.8 .3 .1

Water transport and terminals .1 ---------------------- – – – – – – .4

Public safety:

Police protection 20.2 ---------------------------------- – – 16.9 19.0 19.4 21.0 24.3

Police officers only 14.3 ----------------------------- – – 13.5 13.6 15.1 14.4 15.5

Fire protection 6.0 ------------------------------------ – – 11.4 6.7 7.7 3.9 1.8

Firefighters only 5.5 -------------------------------- – – 9.0 6.5 7.6 3.7 1.8

Correction 3.9 ---------------------------------------- – – 6.2 3.4 2.8 4.3 3.4

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4.1 --------------------------------- – – 1.7 3.0 2.3 3.4 9.6

Parks and recreation 4.5 ------------------------------ – – 6.4 5.9 4.6 3.6 1.3

Housing and community development 3.7 --------------- – – 1.9 2.9 2.9 5.7 4.7

Sewerage 2.7 ---------------------------------------- – – 5.6 2.5 2.9 2.5 1.1

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.5 --------------------- – – 4.1 2.4 2.3 10.0 4.1

Government administration:

Financial administration 8.6 ---------------------------- – – 5.7 7.3 5.3 9.1 14.8

Judicial and legal 7.8 ---------------------------------- – – 7.2 6.8 5.1 8.9 10.9

Other government administration 8.2 -------------------- – – 4.1 8.3 5.3 8.4 12.9

Utilities 4.7 --------------------------------------------- – – 9.8 4.8 2.6 4.5 2.6

Water supply 3.6 ------------------------------------- – – 6.4 3.3 2.2 4.2 2.4

Electric power .1 ------------------------------------ – – – – – .3 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 1.1 ------------------------------------------- – – 3.4 1.5 .5 – .2

All other and unallocable 12.6 ----------------------------- – – 16.4 6.2 8.7 8.0 28.6

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 61 ------- 542 – –7 643 18 249 5 554 15 037 15 059

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 41 ----------- 927 – –4 881 12 173 3 615 11 192 10 065

Instructional employees only 33 ----------------------- 563 – –4 048 9 899 2 958 8 585 8 072

All other functions 19 ----------------------------------- 616 – –2 763 6 076 1 939 3 844 4 994

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 067 – –2 254 2 138 1 864 2 244 1 843

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 371 – –2 615 2 411 1 938 2 657 2 167

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 774 – –1 952 1 887 1 783 1 818 1 532

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

NEBRASKA

County areas 93 ---------------------------------------- – 1 2 – 8 16 66

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 578 – 416 316 – 282 242 322

Employees 84 ------------------------------------------ 978 – 20 810 14 194 – 16 837 12 266 20 871

Full-time only 61 ------------------------------------- 500 – 16 847 10 451 – 12 163 8 150 13 889

Full-time equivalent employment 69 ---------- 488 – 18 523 11 937 – 13 811 9 436 15 781

Education services:

Education 37 ---------------------------------------- 799 – 9 821 6 639 – 6 933 5 423 8 983

Higher education 2 ------------------------------- 263 – 737 631 – 895 – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------ 058 – 332 307 – 419 – –

Elementary and secondary education 35 ------------- 536 – 9 084 6 008 – 6 038 5 423 8 983

Instructional employees only 26 ------------------ 619 – 6 655 4 491 – 4 546 4 114 6 813

Libraries 531 ------------------------------------------ – 129 121 – 119 78 84

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 944 ------------------------------------- – 34 557 – 111 35 207

Hospitals 3 ----------------------------------------- 637 – 417 1 045 – – 706 1 469

Health 352 ------------------------------------------- – 82 201 – 24 19 26

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------- 856 – 344 428 – 565 554 965

Air transportation 205 ---------------------------------- – 116 42 – 28 11 8

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ---------------------------------- 030 – 939 591 – 585 443 472

Police officers only 2 ----------------------------- 266 – 715 437 – 439 316 359

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 136 – 596 259 – 203 57 21

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 081 – 564 245 – 194 57 21

Correction 820 ---------------------------------------- – 264 167 – 172 90 127

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 493 --------------------------------- – 55 25 – 125 69 219

Parks and recreation 936 ------------------------------ – 326 230 – 217 91 72

Housing and community development 649 --------------- – 303 104 – 84 50 108

Sewerage 541 ---------------------------------------- – 261 99 – 83 59 39

Sanitation other than sewerage 233 --------------------- – 24 56 – 65 32 56

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ---------------------------- 422 – 310 176 – 257 232 447

Judicial and legal 888 ---------------------------------- – 233 167 – 208 118 162

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 253 – 152 229 – 234 204 434

Utilities 8 --------------------------------------------- 978 – 3 698 617 – 3 398 589 676

Water supply 850 ------------------------------------- – 362 88 – 101 98 201

Electric power 7 ------------------------------------ 241 – 2 647 425 – 3 234 477 458

Gas supply 497 --------------------------------------- – 407 – – 62 13 15

Transit 390 ------------------------------------------- – 282 104 – 1 1 2

All other and unallocable 2 ----------------------------- 785 – 419 184 – 400 576 1 206

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 440.2 ----------------------- – 444.8 377.5 – 490.6 389.1 490.5

Education services:

Education 239.5 ---------------------------------------- – 235.8 209.9 – 246.3 223.6 279.2

Higher education 14.3 ------------------------------- – 17.7 20.0 – 31.8 – –

Instructional employees only 6.7 ------------------ – 8.0 9.7 – 14.9 – –

Elementary and secondary education 225.1 ------------- – 218.1 190.0 – 214.5 223.6 279.2

Instructional employees only 168.6 ------------------ – 159.8 142.0 – 161.5 169.7 211.8

Libraries 3.4 ------------------------------------------ – 3.1 3.8 – 4.2 3.2 2.6

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 6.0 ------------------------------------- – .8 17.6 – 3.9 1.4 6.4

Hospitals 23.0 ----------------------------------------- – 10.0 33.0 – – 29.1 45.7

Health 2.2 ------------------------------------------- – 2.0 6.4 – .9 .8 .8

Transportation:

Highways 18.1 ----------------------------------------- – 8.3 13.5 – 20.1 22.8 30.0

Air transportation 1.3 ---------------------------------- – 2.8 1.3 – 1.0 .5 .2

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 19.2 ---------------------------------- – 22.5 18.7 – 20.8 18.3 14.7

Police officers only 14.4 ----------------------------- – 17.2 13.8 – 15.6 13.0 11.2

Fire protection 7.2 ------------------------------------ – 14.3 8.2 – 7.2 2.4 .7

Firefighters only 6.8 -------------------------------- – 13.5 7.7 – 6.9 2.4 .7

Correction 5.2 ---------------------------------------- – 6.3 5.3 – 6.1 3.7 3.9

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3.1 --------------------------------- – 1.3 .8 – 4.4 2.8 6.8

Parks and recreation 5.9 ------------------------------ – 7.8 7.3 – 7.7 3.8 2.2

Housing and community development 4.1 --------------- – 7.3 3.3 – 3.0 2.1 3.4

Sewerage 3.4 ---------------------------------------- – 6.3 3.1 – 2.9 2.4 1.2

Sanitation other than sewerage 1.5 --------------------- – .6 1.8 – 2.3 1.3 1.7

Government administration:

Financial administration 9.0 ---------------------------- – 7.4 5.6 – 9.1 9.6 13.9

Judicial and legal 5.6 ---------------------------------- – 5.6 5.3 – 7.4 4.9 5.0

Other government administration 7.9 -------------------- – 3.6 7.2 – 8.3 8.4 13.5

Utilities 56.9 --------------------------------------------- – 88.8 19.5 – 120.7 24.3 21.0

Water supply 5.4 ------------------------------------- – 8.7 2.8 – 3.6 4.0 6.2

Electric power 45.9 ------------------------------------ – 63.6 13.4 – 114.9 19.7 14.2

Gas supply 3.1 --------------------------------------- – 9.8 – – 2.2 .5 .5

Transit 2.5 ------------------------------------------- – 6.8 3.3 – – – .1

All other and unallocable 17.6 ----------------------------- – 10.1 5.8 – 14.2 23.8 37.5

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 147 ------- 112 – 44 110 27 746 – 31 765 17 397 26 094

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 78 ----------- 335 – 21 298 15 194 – 14 874 10 693 16 275

Instructional employees only 62 ----------------------- 388 – 16 498 12 055 – 11 768 8 777 13 288

All other functions 68 ----------------------------------- 777 – 22 812 12 552 – 16 891 6 704 9 819

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 208 – 2 479 2 444 – 2 407 1 928 1 693

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 320 – 2 446 2 617 – 2 462 2 186 1 976

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 131 – 2 499 2 320 – 2 376 1 703 1 453

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

NEVADA

County areas 17 ---------------------------------------- 1 1 – – 3 48

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 202 741 255 – – 102 69 36

Employees 52 ------------------------------------------ 108 30 946 9 805 – – 5 161 3 860 2 336

Full-time only 43 ------------------------------------- 471 27 099 7 922 – – 3 711 2 882 1 857

Full-time equivalent employment 46 ---------- 752 28 583 8 590 – – 4 331 3 239 2 009

Education services:

Education 23 ---------------------------------------- 758 14 669 4 141 – – 2 276 1 693 979

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 23 ------------- 758 14 669 4 141 – – 2 276 1 693 979

Instructional employees only 15 ------------------ 067 8 204 3 246 – – 1 716 1 206 695

Libraries 488 ------------------------------------------ 294 99 – – 52 36 7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 273 ------------------------------------- 142 84 – – 13 24 10

Hospitals 3 ----------------------------------------- 475 2 244 – – – 519 428 284

Health 482 ------------------------------------------- 259 166 – – 37 18 2

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 004 487 212 – – 134 98 73

Air transportation 670 ---------------------------------- 487 176 – – 4 – 3

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ---------------------------------- 835 2 093 1 050 – – 320 270 102

Police officers only 2 ----------------------------- 836 1 614 699 – – 233 221 69

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 753 1 030 533 – – 143 21 26

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 617 942 503 – – 133 19 20

Correction 1 ---------------------------------------- 320 1 080 94 – – 74 48 24

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 86 --------------------------------- 42 7 – – 8 12 17

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 722 1 090 409 – – 148 70 5

Housing and community development 497 --------------- 374 82 – – 24 12 5

Sewerage 643 ---------------------------------------- 366 186 – – 65 16 10

Sanitation other than sewerage 64 --------------------- 20 3 – – 11 22 8

Government administration:

Financial administration 728 ---------------------------- 398 80 – – 88 89 73

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 682 1 048 364 – – 124 97 49

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 114 628 225 – – 131 88 42

Utilities 987 --------------------------------------------- 733 105 – – 58 38 53

Water supply 865 ------------------------------------- 673 64 – – 58 31 39

Electric power 66 ------------------------------------ 47 – – – – 7 12

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 56 ------------------------------------------- 13 41 – – – – 2

All other and unallocable 2 ----------------------------- 171 1 099 574 – – 102 159 237

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 389.0 ----------------------- 385.5 337.3 – – 426.2 472.4 565.4

Education services:

Education 197.7 ---------------------------------------- 197.8 162.6 – – 224.0 246.9 275.5

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 197.7 ------------- 197.8 162.6 – – 224.0 246.9 275.5

Instructional employees only 125.4 ------------------ 110.6 127.5 – – 168.9 175.9 195.6

Libraries 4.1 ------------------------------------------ 4.0 3.9 – – 5.1 5.3 2.0

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2.3 ------------------------------------- 1.9 3.3 – – 1.3 3.5 2.8

Hospitals 28.9 ----------------------------------------- 30.3 – – – 51.1 62.4 79.9

Health 4.0 ------------------------------------------- 3.5 6.5 – – 3.6 2.6 .6

Transportation:

Highways 8.4 ----------------------------------------- 6.6 8.3 – – 13.2 14.3 20.5

Air transportation 5.6 ---------------------------------- 6.6 6.9 – – .4 – .8

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 31.9 ---------------------------------- 28.2 41.2 – – 31.5 39.4 28.7

Police officers only 23.6 ----------------------------- 21.8 27.4 – – 22.9 32.2 19.4

Fire protection 14.6 ------------------------------------ 13.9 20.9 – – 14.1 3.1 7.3

Firefighters only 13.5 -------------------------------- 12.7 19.8 – – 13.1 2.8 5.6

Correction 11.0 ---------------------------------------- 14.6 3.7 – – 7.3 7.0 6.8

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .7 --------------------------------- .6 .3 – – .8 1.8 4.8

Parks and recreation 14.3 ------------------------------ 14.7 16.1 – – 14.6 10.2 1.4

Housing and community development 4.1 --------------- 5.0 3.2 – – 2.4 1.8 1.4

Sewerage 5.4 ---------------------------------------- 4.9 7.3 – – 6.4 2.3 2.8

Sanitation other than sewerage .5 --------------------- .3 .1 – – 1.1 3.2 2.3

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.1 ---------------------------- 5.4 3.1 – – 8.7 13.0 20.5

Judicial and legal 14.0 ---------------------------------- 14.1 14.3 – – 12.2 14.1 13.8

Other government administration 9.3 -------------------- 8.5 8.8 – – 12.9 12.8 11.8

Utilities 8.2 --------------------------------------------- 9.9 4.1 – – 5.7 5.5 14.9

Water supply 7.2 ------------------------------------- 9.1 2.5 – – 5.7 4.5 11.0

Electric power .5 ------------------------------------ .6 – – – – 1.0 3.4

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit .5 ------------------------------------------- .2 1.6 – – – – .6

All other and unallocable 18.1 ----------------------------- 14.8 22.5 – – 10.0 23.2 66.7

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 126 ------- 271 79 837 23 751 – – 10 640 7 555 4 490

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 58 ----------- 847 36 285 10 288 – – 5 704 4 127 2 442

Instructional employees only 40 ----------------------- 116 22 117 8 453 – – 4 563 3 117 1 866

All other functions 67 ----------------------------------- 425 43 552 13 462 – – 4 935 3 428 2 047

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 775 2 849 2 858 – – 2 582 2 420 2 281

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 675 2 696 2 604 – – 2 693 2 661 2 725

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 826 2 915 3 020 – – 2 500 2 273 2 034

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

NEW HAMPSHIRE

County areas 10 ---------------------------------------- – 1 3 2 4 ––

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 109 – 336 470 145 158 – –

Employees 41 ------------------------------------------ 002 – 11 196 16 215 6 601 6 990 – –

Full-time only 29 ------------------------------------- 253 – 8 759 11 585 4 218 4 691 – –

Full-time equivalent employment 33 ---------- 587 – 9 709 13 302 5 000 5 576 – –

Education services:

Education 20 ---------------------------------------- 774 – 5 784 8 474 3 290 3 226 – –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 20 ------------- 774 – 5 784 8 474 3 290 3 226 – –

Instructional employees only 16 ------------------ 158 – 4 645 6 400 2 639 2 474 – –

Libraries 466 ------------------------------------------ – 160 191 60 55 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------- 340 – 332 987 337 684 – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 174 ------------------------------------------- – 77 24 4 69 – –

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 223 – 394 382 216 231 – –

Air transportation 52 ---------------------------------- – 40 – 12 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ---------------------------------- 386 – 724 993 310 359 – –

Police officers only 1 ----------------------------- 826 – 574 757 229 266 – –

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 243 – 504 515 100 124 – –

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 175 – 478 489 98 110 – –

Correction 471 ---------------------------------------- – 165 174 47 85 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 37 --------------------------------- – 6 10 7 14 – –

Parks and recreation 287 ------------------------------ – 91 119 40 37 – –

Housing and community development 332 --------------- – 139 142 25 26 – –

Sewerage 356 ---------------------------------------- – 149 107 45 55 – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 351 --------------------- – 133 105 55 58 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 661 ---------------------------- – 177 273 83 128 – –

Judicial and legal 158 ---------------------------------- – 41 81 19 17 – –

Other government administration 651 -------------------- – 165 260 108 118 – –

Utilities 478 --------------------------------------------- – 208 137 46 87 – –

Water supply 363 ------------------------------------- – 112 134 43 74 – –

Electric power 15 ------------------------------------ – – – 2 13 – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 100 ------------------------------------------- – 96 3 1 – – –

All other and unallocable 1 ----------------------------- 147 – 420 328 196 203 – –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 302.8 ----------------------- – 288.9 283.0 344.7 352.8 – –

Education services:

Education 187.3 ---------------------------------------- – 172.1 180.3 226.8 204.1 – –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 187.3 ------------- – 172.1 180.3 226.8 204.1 – –

Instructional employees only 145.7 ------------------ – 138.2 136.1 181.9 156.5 – –

Libraries 4.2 ------------------------------------------ – 4.8 4.1 4.1 3.5 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 21.1 ------------------------------------- – 9.9 21.0 23.2 43.3 – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 1.6 ------------------------------------------- – 2.3 .5 .3 4.4 – –

Transportation:

Highways 11.0 ----------------------------------------- – 11.7 8.1 14.9 14.6 – –

Air transportation .5 ---------------------------------- – 1.2 – .8 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 21.5 ---------------------------------- – 21.5 21.1 21.4 22.7 – –

Police officers only 16.5 ----------------------------- – 17.1 16.1 15.8 16.8 – –

Fire protection 11.2 ------------------------------------ – 15.0 11.0 6.9 7.8 – –

Firefighters only 10.6 -------------------------------- – 14.2 10.4 6.8 7.0 – –

Correction 4.2 ---------------------------------------- – 4.9 3.7 3.2 5.4 – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .3 --------------------------------- – .2 .2 .5 .9 – –

Parks and recreation 2.6 ------------------------------ – 2.7 2.5 2.8 2.3 – –

Housing and community development 3.0 --------------- – 4.1 3.0 1.7 1.6 – –

Sewerage 3.2 ---------------------------------------- – 4.4 2.3 3.1 3.5 – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.2 --------------------- – 4.0 2.2 3.8 3.7 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.0 ---------------------------- – 5.3 5.8 5.7 8.1 – –

Judicial and legal 1.4 ---------------------------------- – 1.2 1.7 1.3 1.1 – –

Other government administration 5.9 -------------------- – 4.9 5.5 7.4 7.5 – –

Utilities 4.3 --------------------------------------------- – 6.2 2.9 3.2 5.5 – –

Water supply 3.3 ------------------------------------- – 3.3 2.9 3.0 4.7 – –

Electric power .1 ------------------------------------ – – – .1 .8 – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit .9 ------------------------------------------- – 2.9 .1 .1 – – –

All other and unallocable 10.3 ----------------------------- – 12.5 7.0 13.5 12.8 – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 80 ------- 111 – 25 863 30 646 11 187 12 415 – –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 51 ----------- 403 – 15 700 20 203 7 658 7 841 – –

Instructional employees only 43 ----------------------- 241 – 13 550 16 619 6 542 6 531 – –

All other functions 28 ----------------------------------- 708 – 10 162 10 444 3 529 4 574 – –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 500 – 2 765 2 399 2 382 2 361 – –

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 758 – 2 962 2 670 2 632 2 722 – –

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 236 – 2 567 2 121 2 083 2 032 – –

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

NEW JERSEY

County areas 21 ---------------------------------------- 6 6 6 3 – ––

1990 population (thousands) 7 -------------------------- 730 3 884 2 522 1 071 252 – – –

Employees 325 ------------------------------------------ 277 160 377 101 522 49 904 13 474 – – –

Full-time only 268 ------------------------------------- 081 134 424 82 737 40 549 10 371 – – –

Full-time equivalent employment 287 ---------- 199 143 011 89 216 43 579 11 393 – – –

Education services:

Education 155 ---------------------------------------- 611 74 109 49 628 25 964 5 910 – – –

Higher education 8 ------------------------------- 490 4 092 2 940 1 274 184 – – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------ 685 1 242 1 016 366 61 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 147 ------------- 121 70 017 46 688 24 690 5 726 – – –

Instructional employees only 102 ------------------ 721 48 778 32 378 17 511 4 054 – – –

Libraries 3 ------------------------------------------ 867 1 771 1 398 570 128 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 11 ------------------------------------- 107 4 945 3 556 1 801 805 – – –

Hospitals 6 ----------------------------------------- 672 5 266 1 406 – – – – –

Health 3 ------------------------------------------- 941 1 943 999 779 220 – – –

Transportation:

Highways 10 ----------------------------------------- 304 4 798 3 269 1 670 567 – – –

Air transportation 56 ---------------------------------- 12 23 4 17 – – –

Water transport and terminals 6 ---------------------- 3 – – 3 – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 26 ---------------------------------- 900 15 068 7 931 3 197 704 – – –

Police officers only 20 ----------------------------- 893 11 759 6 171 2 439 524 – – –

Fire protection 7 ------------------------------------ 633 4 717 2 170 635 111 – – –

Firefighters only 7 -------------------------------- 035 4 387 1 961 588 99 – – –

Correction 8 ---------------------------------------- 364 3 841 2 913 1 165 445 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 413 --------------------------------- 161 151 81 20 – – –

Parks and recreation 5 ------------------------------ 338 2 776 1 606 774 182 – – –

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 904 1 184 553 152 15 – – –

Sewerage 4 ---------------------------------------- 663 2 424 1 359 609 271 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 4 --------------------- 707 2 469 1 280 702 256 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ---------------------------- 194 2 560 1 653 744 237 – – –

Judicial and legal 11 ---------------------------------- 166 5 865 3 278 1 587 436 – – –

Other government administration 5 -------------------- 900 2 672 1 836 1 095 297 – – –

Utilities 3 --------------------------------------------- 630 1 743 1 212 558 117 – – –

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 954 1 358 1 147 348 101 – – –

Electric power 235 ------------------------------------ 40 26 169 – – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 441 ------------------------------------------- 345 39 41 16 – – –

All other and unallocable 9 ----------------------------- 823 4 684 2 995 1 492 652 – – –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 371.5 ----------------------- 368.2 353.7 406.7 452.1 – – –

Education services:

Education 201.3 ---------------------------------------- 190.8 196.8 242.3 234.5 – – –

Higher education 11.0 ------------------------------- 10.5 11.7 11.9 7.3 – – –

Instructional employees only 3.5 ------------------ 3.2 4.0 3.4 2.4 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 190.3 ------------- 180.3 185.1 230.4 227.2 – – –

Instructional employees only 132.9 ------------------ 125.6 128.4 163.4 160.9 – – –

Libraries 5.0 ------------------------------------------ 4.6 5.5 5.3 5.1 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 14.4 ------------------------------------- 12.7 14.1 16.8 31.9 – – –

Hospitals 8.6 ----------------------------------------- 13.6 5.6 – – – – –

Health 5.1 ------------------------------------------- 5.0 4.0 7.3 8.7 – – –

Transportation:

Highways 13.3 ----------------------------------------- 12.4 13.0 15.6 22.5 – – –

Air transportation .1 ---------------------------------- – .1 – .7 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – .1 – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 34.8 ---------------------------------- 38.8 31.4 29.8 27.9 – – –

Police officers only 27.0 ----------------------------- 30.3 24.5 22.8 20.8 – – –

Fire protection 9.9 ------------------------------------ 12.1 8.6 5.9 4.4 – – –

Firefighters only 9.1 -------------------------------- 11.3 7.8 5.5 3.9 – – –

Correction 10.8 ---------------------------------------- 9.9 11.5 10.9 17.7 – – –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .5 --------------------------------- .4 .6 .8 .8 – – –

Parks and recreation 6.9 ------------------------------ 7.1 6.4 7.2 7.2 – – –

Housing and community development 2.5 --------------- 3.0 2.2 1.4 .6 – – –

Sewerage 6.0 ---------------------------------------- 6.2 5.4 5.7 10.8 – – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 6.1 --------------------- 6.4 5.1 6.6 10.2 – – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.7 ---------------------------- 6.6 6.6 6.9 9.4 – – –

Judicial and legal 14.4 ---------------------------------- 15.1 13.0 14.8 17.3 – – –

Other government administration 7.6 -------------------- 6.9 7.3 10.2 11.8 – – –

Utilities 4.7 --------------------------------------------- 4.5 4.8 5.2 4.6 – – –

Water supply 3.8 ------------------------------------- 3.5 4.5 3.2 4.0 – – –

Electric power .3 ------------------------------------ .1 .1 1.6 – – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit .6 ------------------------------------------- .9 .2 .4 .6 – – –

All other and unallocable 12.7 ----------------------------- 12.1 11.9 13.9 25.9 – – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 882 ------- 201 450 097 273 294 127 649 31 161 – – –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 525 ----------- 709 260 821 164 279 81 703 18 906 – – –

Instructional employees only 420 ----------------------- 393 208 816 130 851 65 473 15 253 – – –

All other functions 356 ----------------------------------- 492 189 275 109 015 45 946 12 255 – – –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 3 --------------------- 165 3 237 3 170 3 008 2 819 – – –

Instructional employees 4 ------------------------------- 064 4 243 4 004 3 739 3 772 – – –

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 622 2 674 2 648 2 474 2 244 – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

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Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

NEW MEXICO

County areas 33 ---------------------------------------- – 1 1 7 6 10 8

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 515 – 481 136 480 224 161 34

Employees 67 ------------------------------------------ 344 – 20 374 6 845 20 370 9 571 8 371 1 813

Full-time only 56 ------------------------------------- 755 – 17 311 6 376 16 900 8 041 6 672 1 455

Full-time equivalent employment 59 ---------- 758 – 17 916 6 556 18 073 8 525 7 153 1 535

Education services:

Education 37 ---------------------------------------- 493 – 10 907 3 984 11 581 5 666 4 427 928

Higher education 857 ------------------------------- – – – 857 – – –

Instructional employees only 342 ------------------ – – – 342 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 36 ------------- 636 – 10 907 3 984 10 724 5 666 4 427 928

Instructional employees only 27 ------------------ 233 – 8 449 3 137 7 715 4 006 3 274 652

Libraries 449 ------------------------------------------ – 122 34 143 65 76 9

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 341 ------------------------------------- – 132 12 115 55 24 3

Hospitals 2 ----------------------------------------- 275 – – 883 638 394 360 –

Health 315 ------------------------------------------- – 179 4 40 33 45 14

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 569 – 221 90 586 295 282 95

Air transportation 270 ---------------------------------- – 186 5 49 11 17 2

Water transport and terminals 1 ---------------------- – – – – – 1–

Public safety:

Police protection 4 ---------------------------------- 012 – 1 429 316 1 224 497 427 119

Police officers only 2 ----------------------------- 959 – 1 008 291 880 386 319 75

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 392 – 597 98 468 156 68 5

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 302 – 544 95 444 150 65 4

Correction 1 ---------------------------------------- 075 – 403 72 305 132 134 29

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 509 --------------------------------- – 234 103 82 46 32 12

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 537 – 639 133 537 106 107 15

Housing and community development 225 --------------- – 84 17 59 55 10 –

Sewerage 618 ---------------------------------------- – 276 24 175 76 55 12

Sanitation other than sewerage 901 --------------------- – 439 38 218 116 66 24

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ---------------------------- 356 – 335 99 384 250 213 75

Judicial and legal 276 ---------------------------------- – 67 25 108 33 37 6

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 955 – 715 293 414 214 246 73

Utilities 1 --------------------------------------------- 560 – 561 237 416 121 186 39

Water supply 897 ------------------------------------- – 244 150 253 104 121 25

Electric power 185 ------------------------------------ – – – 147 – 29 9

Gas supply 102 --------------------------------------- – – 44 – 17 36 5

Transit 376 ------------------------------------------- – 317 43 16 – – –

All other and unallocable 1 ----------------------------- 629 – 390 89 531 204 340 75

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 394.4 ----------------------- – 372.8 483.8 376.5 380.9 444.7 448.6

Education services:

Education 247.5 ---------------------------------------- – 227.0 294.0 241.2 253.1 275.2 271.2

Higher education 5.7 ------------------------------- – – – 17.9 – – –

Instructional employees only 2.3 ------------------ – – – 7.1 – – –

Elementary and secondary education 241.8 ------------- – 227.0 294.0 223.4 253.1 275.2 271.2

Instructional employees only 179.7 ------------------ – 175.8 231.5 160.7 179.0 203.5 190.6

Libraries 3.0 ------------------------------------------ – 2.5 2.5 3.0 2.9 4.7 2.6

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2.3 ------------------------------------- – 2.7 .9 2.4 2.5 1.5 .9

Hospitals 15.0 ----------------------------------------- – – 65.2 13.3 17.6 22.4 –

Health 2.1 ------------------------------------------- – 3.7 .3 .8 1.5 2.8 4.1

Transportation:

Highways 10.4 ----------------------------------------- – 4.6 6.6 12.2 13.2 17.5 27.8

Air transportation 1.8 ---------------------------------- – 3.9 .4 1.0 .5 1.1 .6

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – .1 –

Public safety:

Police protection 26.5 ---------------------------------- – 29.7 23.3 25.5 22.2 26.5 34.8

Police officers only 19.5 ----------------------------- – 21.0 21.5 18.3 17.2 19.8 21.9

Fire protection 9.2 ------------------------------------ – 12.4 7.2 9.7 7.0 4.2 1.5

Firefighters only 8.6 -------------------------------- – 11.3 7.0 9.2 6.7 4.0 1.2

Correction 7.1 ---------------------------------------- – 8.4 5.3 6.4 5.9 8.3 8.5

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3.4 --------------------------------- – 4.9 7.6 1.7 2.1 2.0 3.5

Parks and recreation 10.1 ------------------------------ – 13.3 9.8 11.2 4.7 6.7 4.4

Housing and community development 1.5 --------------- – 1.7 1.3 1.2 2.5 .6 –

Sewerage 4.1 ---------------------------------------- – 5.7 1.8 3.6 3.4 3.4 3.5

Sanitation other than sewerage 5.9 --------------------- – 9.1 2.8 4.5 5.2 4.1 7.0

Government administration:

Financial administration 9.0 ---------------------------- – 7.0 7.3 8.0 11.2 13.2 21.9

Judicial and legal 1.8 ---------------------------------- – 1.4 1.8 2.2 1.5 2.3 1.8

Other government administration 12.9 -------------------- – 14.9 21.6 8.6 9.6 15.3 21.3

Utilities 10.3 --------------------------------------------- – 11.7 17.5 8.7 5.4 11.6 11.4

Water supply 5.9 ------------------------------------- – 5.1 11.1 5.3 4.6 7.5 7.3

Electric power 1.2 ------------------------------------ – – – 3.1 – 1.8 2.6

Gas supply .7 --------------------------------------- – – 3.2 – .8 2.2 1.5

Transit 2.5 ------------------------------------------- – 6.6 3.2 .3 – – –

All other and unallocable 10.8 ----------------------------- – 8.1 6.6 11.1 9.1 21.1 21.9

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 107 ------- 680 – 33 163 11 185 32 980 15 039 12 760 2 554

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 64 ----------- 896 – 18 568 6 275 20 288 9 949 8 110 1 706

Instructional employees only 52 ----------------------- 122 – 15 679 5 283 15 679 7 853 6 405 1 223

All other functions 42 ----------------------------------- 783 – 14 595 4 910 12 691 5 090 4 650 848

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 830 – 1 871 1 724 1 862 1 797 1 821 1 654

Instructional employees 1 ------------------------------- 907 – 1 870 1 686 1 966 1 989 1 985 1 874

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 761 – 1 872 1 761 1 775 1 618 1 672 1 481

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Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

NEW YORK1

County areas 58 ---------------------------------------- 6 6 10 23 10 2 1

1990 population (thousands) 17 -------------------------- 990 12 489 1 845 1 570 1 638 401 41 5

Employees 959 ------------------------------------------ 359 684 982 85 855 76 343 87 610 22 025 1 928 616

Full-time only 799 ------------------------------------- 901 598 511 65 587 56 634 61 833 15 621 1 284 431

Full-time equivalent employment 856 ---------- 664 629 113 73 612 63 954 70 413 17 612 1 477 483

Education services:

Education 387 ---------------------------------------- 215 253 350 41 963 37 831 43 122 9 945 810 194

Higher education 18 ------------------------------- 548 10 535 2 673 2 791 2 361 188 – –

Instructional employees only 7 ------------------ 669 4 231 1 072 1 347 942 77 – –

Elementary and secondary education 368 ------------- 667 242 815 39 290 35 040 40 761 9 757 810 194

Instructional employees only 251 ------------------ 771 166 942 26 464 23 446 27 683 6 539 572 125

Libraries 6 ------------------------------------------ 246 5 575 245 264 145 14 – 3

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 55 ------------------------------------- 124 37 212 5 664 5 301 5 864 1 034 37 12

Hospitals 65 ----------------------------------------- 430 62 588 1 388 276 500 678 – –

Health 18 ------------------------------------------- 263 11 885 2 213 1 548 2 221 343 35 18

Transportation:

Highways 32 ----------------------------------------- 228 20 770 2 939 3 506 3 960 922 75 56

Air transportation 2 ---------------------------------- 990 2 708 163 64 48 7 – –

Water transport and terminals 743 ---------------------- 730 12 1 – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 61 ---------------------------------- 440 51 689 4 183 2 801 2 337 377 40 13

Police officers only 53 ----------------------------- 441 45 640 3 327 2 230 1 870 331 33 10

Fire protection 20 ------------------------------------ 497 16 729 1 464 1 406 793 97 7 1

Firefighters only 18 -------------------------------- 835 15 313 1 377 1 319 744 81 – 1

Correction 25 ---------------------------------------- 586 20 681 2 165 1 065 1 377 262 35 1

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 181 --------------------------------- 115 27 11 14 14 – –

Parks and recreation 11 ------------------------------ 595 9 156 1 192 775 420 40 4 8

Housing and community development 21 --------------- 303 20 385 396 404 99 18 1 –

Sewerage 8 ---------------------------------------- 162 5 717 1 025 814 506 92 7 1

Sanitation other than sewerage 16 --------------------- 866 14 398 808 835 704 109 2 10

Government administration:

Financial administration 10 ---------------------------- 951 7 121 1 200 1 121 1 197 270 27 15

Judicial and legal 10 ---------------------------------- 660 8 094 1 038 668 713 133 9 5

Other government administration 15 -------------------- 625 9 662 1 924 1 764 1 917 302 36 20

Utilities 57 --------------------------------------------- 737 54 874 1 055 956 715 112 20 5

Water supply 7 ------------------------------------- 362 5 160 848 715 529 97 8 5

Electric power 423 ------------------------------------ 192 28 80 96 15 12 –

Gas supply 9 --------------------------------------- – – – 9 – ––

Transit 49 ------------------------------------------- 943 49 522 179 161 81 – – –

All other and unallocable 27 ----------------------------- 822 15 674 2 548 2 543 3 761 2 843 332 121

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 476.2 ----------------------- 503.7 399.0 407.4 429.7 438.9 356.1 914.9

Education services:

Education 215.2 ---------------------------------------- 202.9 227.4 241.0 263.2 247.8 195.3 367.5

Higher education 10.3 ------------------------------- 8.4 14.5 17.8 14.4 4.7 – –

Instructional employees only 4.3 ------------------ 3.4 5.8 8.6 5.7 1.9 – –

Elementary and secondary education 204.9 ------------- 194.4 213.0 223.2 248.8 243.1 195.3 367.5

Instructional employees only 139.9 ------------------ 133.7 143.4 149.4 169.0 162.9 137.9 236.8

Libraries 3.5 ------------------------------------------ 4.5 1.3 1.7 .9 .3 – 5.7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 30.6 ------------------------------------- 29.8 30.7 33.8 35.8 25.8 8.9 22.7

Hospitals 36.4 ----------------------------------------- 50.1 7.5 1.8 3.1 16.9 – –

Health 10.2 ------------------------------------------- 9.5 12.0 9.9 13.6 8.5 8.4 34.1

Transportation:

Highways 17.9 ----------------------------------------- 16.6 15.9 22.3 24.2 23.0 18.1 106.1

Air transportation 1.7 ---------------------------------- 2.2 .9 .4 .3 .2 – –

Water transport and terminals .4 ---------------------- .6 .1 – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 34.2 ---------------------------------- 41.4 22.7 17.8 14.3 9.4 9.6 24.6

Police officers only 29.7 ----------------------------- 36.5 18.0 14.2 11.4 8.2 8.0 18.9

Fire protection 11.4 ------------------------------------ 13.4 7.9 9.0 4.8 2.4 1.7 1.9

Firefighters only 10.5 -------------------------------- 12.3 7.5 8.4 4.5 2.0 – 1.9

Correction 14.2 ---------------------------------------- 16.6 11.7 6.8 8.4 6.5 8.4 1.9

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .1 --------------------------------- .1 .1 .1 .1 .3 – –

Parks and recreation 6.4 ------------------------------ 7.3 6.5 4.9 2.6 1.0 1.0 15.2

Housing and community development 11.8 --------------- 16.3 2.1 2.6 .6 .4 .2 –

Sewerage 4.5 ---------------------------------------- 4.6 5.6 5.2 3.1 2.3 1.7 1.9

Sanitation other than sewerage 9.4 --------------------- 11.5 4.4 5.3 4.3 2.7 .5 18.9

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.1 ---------------------------- 5.7 6.5 7.1 7.3 6.7 6.5 28.4

Judicial and legal 5.9 ---------------------------------- 6.5 5.6 4.3 4.4 3.3 2.2 9.5

Other government administration 8.7 -------------------- 7.7 10.4 11.2 11.7 7.5 8.7 37.9

Utilities 32.1 --------------------------------------------- 43.9 5.7 6.1 4.4 2.8 4.8 9.5

Water supply 4.1 ------------------------------------- 4.1 4.6 4.6 3.2 2.4 1.9 9.5

Electric power .2 ------------------------------------ .2 .2 .5 .6 .4 2.9 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – .1 – – –

Transit 27.8 ------------------------------------------- 39.7 1.0 1.0 .5 – – –

All other and unallocable 15.5 ----------------------------- 12.6 13.8 16.2 23.0 70.8 80.1 229.2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 2 ------- 647 108 2 051 175 208 028 170 339 173 283 40 162 3 243 878

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 1 ----------- 255 054 860 781 133 530 113 077 118 717 26 393 2 117 438

Instructional employees only 989 ----------------------- 212 680 745 104 037 88 873 92 769 20 750 1 707 332

All other functions 1 ----------------------------------- 392 053 1 190 394 74 497 57 262 54 566 13 769 1 126 439

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 3 --------------------- 174 3 319 2 950 2 803 2 576 2 376 2 277 1 864

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 874 4 004 3 893 3 733 3 349 3 243 3 013 2 830

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 864 3 060 2 355 2 173 1 998 1 806 1 735 1 520

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Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

NORTH CAROLINA

County areas 100 ---------------------------------------- 1 4 13 25 25 24 8

1990 population (thousands) 6 -------------------------- 629 511 1 311 1 690 1 742 890 426 58

Employees 303 ------------------------------------------ 906 27 538 59 161 73 602 78 851 42 694 19 649 2 411

Full-time only 241 ------------------------------------- 531 25 168 48 087 57 093 61 973 32 249 15 075 1 886

Full-time equivalent employment 261 ---------- 933 25 948 52 326 62 424 66 994 35 552 16 660 2 029

Education services:

Education 151 ---------------------------------------- 598 10 334 29 226 36 952 40 820 22 258 10 574 1 434

Higher education 13 ------------------------------- 394 1 017 2 218 3 582 3 667 2 372 538 –

Instructional employees only 6 ------------------ 602 457 1 085 1 869 1 776 1 152 263 –

Elementary and secondary education 138 ------------- 204 9 317 27 008 33 370 37 153 19 886 10 036 1 434

Instructional employees only 100 ------------------ 628 6 903 19 496 24 613 27 141 14 355 7 096 1 024

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------ 140 225 437 535 573 239 131 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 12 ------------------------------------- 000 771 2 031 2 815 3 279 1 967 997 140

Hospitals 16 ----------------------------------------- 399 6 695 2 012 1 706 3 110 2 301 575 –

Health 12 ------------------------------------------- 484 898 2 691 3 166 3 158 1 740 749 82

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------- 944 462 657 814 671 262 78 –

Air transportation 708 ---------------------------------- 220 289 102 79 7 11 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 13 ---------------------------------- 928 1 426 3 220 3 633 3 435 1 454 692 68

Police officers only 11 ----------------------------- 301 1 184 2 571 2 912 2 808 1 204 565 57

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------ 214 826 1 518 1 503 1 007 303 55 2

Firefighters only 4 -------------------------------- 907 746 1 454 1 418 944 290 53 2

Correction 2 ---------------------------------------- 794 473 643 626 533 278 211 30

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1 --------------------------------- 026 68 102 214 265 241 116 20

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------ 775 384 1 457 977 706 182 68 1

Housing and community development 2 --------------- 536 268 671 798 381 251 167 –

Sewerage 2 ---------------------------------------- 961 319 786 828 721 227 79 1

Sanitation other than sewerage 4 --------------------- 935 510 1 247 1 187 1 163 512 291 25

Government administration:

Financial administration 4 ---------------------------- 677 432 793 1 140 1 356 615 293 48

Judicial and legal 666 ---------------------------------- 107 196 223 78 52 10 –

Other government administration 3 -------------------- 964 241 1 111 890 973 453 262 34

Utilities 5 --------------------------------------------- 246 299 1 146 1 310 1 601 600 263 27

Water supply 3 ------------------------------------- 229 283 602 859 940 321 197 27

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 326 16 450 330 433 77 20 –

Gas supply 158 --------------------------------------- – – 67 91 – – –

Transit 533 ------------------------------------------- – 94 54 137 202 46 –

All other and unallocable 11 ----------------------------- 938 990 2 093 3 005 3 085 1 610 1 038 117

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 395.2 ----------------------- 507.4 399.1 369.4 384.6 399.3 391.3 350.8

Education services:

Education 228.7 ---------------------------------------- 202.1 222.9 218.6 234.3 250.0 248.4 248.0

Higher education 20.2 ------------------------------- 19.9 16.9 21.2 21.1 26.6 12.6 –

Instructional employees only 10.0 ------------------ 8.9 8.3 11.1 10.2 12.9 6.2 –

Elementary and secondary education 208.5 ------------- 182.2 206.0 197.4 213.3 223.4 235.7 248.0

Instructional employees only 151.8 ------------------ 135.0 148.7 145.6 155.8 161.2 166.7 177.1

Libraries 3.2 ------------------------------------------ 4.4 3.3 3.2 3.3 2.7 3.1 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 18.1 ------------------------------------- 15.1 15.5 16.7 18.8 22.1 23.4 24.2

Hospitals 24.7 ----------------------------------------- 130.9 15.3 10.1 17.9 25.8 13.5 –

Health 18.8 ------------------------------------------- 17.6 20.5 18.7 18.1 19.5 17.6 14.2

Transportation:

Highways 4.4 ----------------------------------------- 9.0 5.0 4.8 3.9 2.9 1.8 –

Air transportation 1.1 ---------------------------------- 4.3 2.2 .6 .5 .1 .3 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 21.0 ---------------------------------- 27.9 24.6 21.5 19.7 16.3 16.3 11.8

Police officers only 17.0 ----------------------------- 23.2 19.6 17.2 16.1 13.5 13.3 9.9

Fire protection 7.9 ------------------------------------ 16.2 11.6 8.9 5.8 3.4 1.3 .3

Firefighters only 7.4 -------------------------------- 14.6 11.1 8.4 5.4 3.3 1.2 .3

Correction 4.2 ---------------------------------------- 9.2 4.9 3.7 3.1 3.1 5.0 5.2

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.5 --------------------------------- 1.3 .8 1.3 1.5 2.7 2.7 3.5

Parks and recreation 5.7 ------------------------------ 7.5 11.1 5.8 4.1 2.0 1.6 .2

Housing and community development 3.8 --------------- 5.2 5.1 4.7 2.2 2.8 3.9 –

Sewerage 4.5 ---------------------------------------- 6.2 6.0 4.9 4.1 2.5 1.9 .2

Sanitation other than sewerage 7.4 --------------------- 10.0 9.5 7.0 6.7 5.8 6.8 4.3

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.1 ---------------------------- 8.4 6.0 6.7 7.8 6.9 6.9 8.3

Judicial and legal 1.0 ---------------------------------- 2.1 1.5 1.3 .4 .6 .2 –

Other government administration 6.0 -------------------- 4.7 8.5 5.3 5.6 5.1 6.2 5.9

Utilities 7.9 --------------------------------------------- 5.8 8.7 7.8 9.2 6.7 6.2 4.7

Water supply 4.9 ------------------------------------- 5.5 4.6 5.1 5.4 3.6 4.6 4.7

Electric power 2.0 ------------------------------------ .3 3.4 2.0 2.5 .9 .5 –

Gas supply .2 --------------------------------------- – – .4 .5 – – –

Transit .8 ------------------------------------------- – .7 .3 .8 2.3 1.1 –

All other and unallocable 18.0 ----------------------------- 19.4 16.0 17.8 17.7 18.1 24.4 20.2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 535 ------- 912 56 221 111 246 128 273 135 575 69 281 31 440 3 875

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 321 ----------- 485 19 910 61 917 80 119 87 351 46 957 22 167 3 065

Instructional employees only 259 ----------------------- 539 18 793 49 174 64 419 70 040 37 109 17 568 2 435

All other functions 214 ----------------------------------- 427 36 312 49 330 48 154 48 225 22 324 9 272 810

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 095 2 183 2 171 2 110 2 070 2 013 1 942 1 951

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 459 2 596 2 420 2 474 2 457 2 441 2 435 2 405

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 831 2 026 2 003 1 829 1 761 1 657 1 517 1 445

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Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

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Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

NORTH DAKOTA

County areas 53 ---------------------------------------- – – 1 3 – 10 39

1990 population (thousands) 639 -------------------------- – – 103 189 – 170 177

Employees 36 ------------------------------------------ 118 – –3 523 7 860 – 10 525 14 210

Full-time only 18 ------------------------------------- 105 – –2 299 4 825 – 5 329 5 652

Full-time equivalent employment 21 ---------- 806 – –2 702 5 739 – 6 351 7 014

Education services:

Education 13 ---------------------------------------- 974 – –1 641 3 513 – 4 238 4 582

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 13 ------------- 974 – –1 641 3 513 – 4 238 4 582

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------ 064 – –1 255 2 611 – 2 928 3 270

Libraries 118 ------------------------------------------ – – 34 41 – 25 18

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 922 ------------------------------------- – – 86 216 – 298 322

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 234 ------------------------------------------- – – 68 80 – 48 38

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 060 – – 70 213 – 300 477

Air transportation 83 ---------------------------------- – – 28 45 – 10 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ---------------------------------- 062 – – 165 351 – 307 239

Police officers only 832 ----------------------------- – – 129 258 – 255 190

Fire protection 300 ------------------------------------ – – 88 173 – 36 3

Firefighters only 288 -------------------------------- – – 86 164 – 35 3

Correction 191 ---------------------------------------- – – 39 76 – 62 14

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 238 --------------------------------- – – 19 31 – 56 132

Parks and recreation 731 ------------------------------ – – 89 271 – 183 188

Housing and community development 205 --------------- – – 27 45 – 83 50

Sewerage 121 ---------------------------------------- – – 21 44 – 39 17

Sanitation other than sewerage 306 --------------------- – – 91 112 – 67 36

Government administration:

Financial administration 589 ---------------------------- – – 56 106 – 158 269

Judicial and legal 379 ---------------------------------- – – 62 90 – 99 128

Other government administration 379 -------------------- – – 39 81 – 94 165

Utilities 308 --------------------------------------------- – – 40 134 – 81 53

Water supply 258 ------------------------------------- – – 35 101 – 75 47

Electric power 11 ------------------------------------ – – – – – 65

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 39 ------------------------------------------- – – 5 33 – – 1

All other and unallocable 606 ----------------------------- – – 39 117 – 167 283

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 341.4 ----------------------- – – 262.7 304.1 – 372.8 396.6

Education services:

Education 218.8 ---------------------------------------- – – 159.5 186.1 – 248.8 259.1

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 218.8 ------------- – – 159.5 186.1 – 248.8 259.1

Instructional employees only 157.5 ------------------ – – 122.0 138.3 – 171.9 184.9

Libraries 1.8 ------------------------------------------ – – 3.3 2.2 – 1.5 1.0

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 14.4 ------------------------------------- – – 8.4 11.4 – 17.5 18.2

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 3.7 ------------------------------------------- – – 6.6 4.2 – 2.8 2.1

Transportation:

Highways 16.6 ----------------------------------------- – – 6.8 11.3 – 17.6 27.0

Air transportation 1.3 ---------------------------------- – – 2.7 2.4 – .6 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 16.6 ---------------------------------- – – 16.0 18.6 – 18.0 13.5

Police officers only 13.0 ----------------------------- – – 12.5 13.7 – 15.0 10.7

Fire protection 4.7 ------------------------------------ – – 8.6 9.2 – 2.1 .2

Firefighters only 4.5 -------------------------------- – – 8.4 8.7 – 2.1 .2

Correction 3.0 ---------------------------------------- – – 3.8 4.0 – 3.6 .8

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3.7 --------------------------------- – – 1.8 1.6 – 3.3 7.5

Parks and recreation 11.4 ------------------------------ – – 8.7 14.4 – 10.7 10.6

Housing and community development 3.2 --------------- – – 2.6 2.4 – 4.9 2.8

Sewerage 1.9 ---------------------------------------- – – 2.0 2.3 – 2.3 1.0

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.8 --------------------- – – 8.8 5.9 – 3.9 2.0

Government administration:

Financial administration 9.2 ---------------------------- – – 5.4 5.6 – 9.3 15.2

Judicial and legal 5.9 ---------------------------------- – – 6.0 4.8 – 5.8 7.2

Other government administration 5.9 -------------------- – – 3.8 4.3 – 5.5 9.3

Utilities 4.8 --------------------------------------------- – – 3.9 7.1 – 4.8 3.0

Water supply 4.0 ------------------------------------- – – 3.4 5.4 – 4.4 2.7

Electric power .2 ------------------------------------ – – – – – .4 .3

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit .6 ------------------------------------------- – – .5 1.7 – – .1

All other and unallocable 9.5 ----------------------------- – – 3.8 6.2 – 9.8 16.0

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 45 ------- 539 – –6 358 13 041 – 12 704 13 436

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 31 ----------- 643 – –4 181 8 615 – 9 150 9 696

Instructional employees only 25 ----------------------- 713 – –3 555 7 173 – 7 183 7 803

All other functions 13 ----------------------------------- 896 – –2 176 4 426 – 3 554 3 739

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 237 – –2 508 2 444 – 2 137 2 044

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 696 – –2 995 2 932 – 2 587 2 498

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 788 – –2 053 2 008 – 1 698 1 556

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

OHIO

County areas 88 ---------------------------------------- 5 5 15 20 34 9 –

1990 population (thousands) 10 -------------------------- 847 4 329 1 657 2 047 1 430 1 226 158 –

Employees 460 ------------------------------------------ 763 200 155 60 070 81 115 57 482 53 923 8 018 –

Full-time only 352 ------------------------------------- 209 156 928 47 391 60 144 43 534 38 428 5 784 –

Full-time equivalent employment 391 ---------- 616 174 584 52 560 67 433 48 007 42 779 6 253 –

Education services:

Education 197 ---------------------------------------- 132 76 623 28 470 38 100 26 631 23 772 3 536 –

Higher education 4 ------------------------------- 271 3 225 595 451 – – – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------ 921 1 479 289 153 – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 192 ------------- 861 73 398 27 875 37 649 26 631 23 772 3 536 –

Instructional employees only 131 ------------------ 061 49 152 19 413 25 637 18 313 16 216 2 330 –

Libraries 6 ------------------------------------------ 357 3 362 658 1 090 665 526 56 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 22 ------------------------------------- 456 8 454 3 226 4 074 3 658 2 608 436 –

Hospitals 14 ----------------------------------------- 188 9 057 269 1 825 345 2 437 255 –

Health 16 ------------------------------------------- 521 7 371 2 787 2 638 2 065 1 499 161 –

Transportation:

Highways 11 ----------------------------------------- 455 4 262 1 575 2 160 1 788 1 397 273 –

Air transportation 734 ---------------------------------- 642 47 22 6 16 1 –

Water transport and terminals 50 ---------------------- 22 5 4 – 19 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 23 ---------------------------------- 382 12 515 3 177 3 715 2 085 1 699 191 –

Police officers only 17 ----------------------------- 214 9 116 2 512 2 613 1 575 1 266 132 –

Fire protection 11 ------------------------------------ 506 6 696 1 723 1 734 881 465 7 –

Firefighters only 11 -------------------------------- 114 6 486 1 679 1 663 829 451 6 –

Correction 5 ---------------------------------------- 821 3 397 873 808 516 206 21 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 920 --------------------------------- 259 179 126 162 169 25 –

Parks and recreation 7 ------------------------------ 111 4 929 879 753 408 132 10 –

Housing and community development 4 --------------- 178 2 809 559 346 333 111 20 –

Sewerage 6 ---------------------------------------- 397 3 310 946 1 120 566 424 31 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 --------------------- 497 2 422 334 229 337 159 16 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 6 ---------------------------- 058 2 794 803 1 026 732 611 92 –

Judicial and legal 13 ---------------------------------- 725 6 619 1 974 2 527 1 399 1 078 128 –

Other government administration 6 -------------------- 633 2 837 1 058 1 188 832 640 78 –

Utilities 13 --------------------------------------------- 956 9 357 1 782 1 299 814 610 94 –

Water supply 6 ------------------------------------- 569 3 467 1 078 924 575 435 90 –

Electric power 1 ------------------------------------ 277 520 156 319 135 143 4 –

Gas supply 69 --------------------------------------- – 42 27 – – – –

Transit 6 ------------------------------------------- 041 5 370 506 29 104 32 – –

All other and unallocable 19 ----------------------------- 539 6 847 1 236 2 649 3 784 4 201 822 –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 361.0 ----------------------- 403.3 317.1 329.4 335.7 349.0 395.3 –

Education services:

Education 181.7 ---------------------------------------- 177.0 171.8 186.1 186.2 194.0 223.5 –

Higher education 3.9 ------------------------------- 7.5 3.6 2.2 – – – –

Instructional employees only 1.8 ------------------ 3.4 1.7 .7 – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 177.8 ------------- 169.6 168.2 183.9 186.2 194.0 223.5 –

Instructional employees only 120.8 ------------------ 113.6 117.1 125.2 128.1 132.3 147.3 –

Libraries 5.9 ------------------------------------------ 7.8 4.0 5.3 4.7 4.3 3.5 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 20.7 ------------------------------------- 19.5 19.5 19.9 25.6 21.3 27.6 –

Hospitals 13.1 ----------------------------------------- 20.9 1.6 8.9 2.4 19.9 16.1 –

Health 15.2 ------------------------------------------- 17.0 16.8 12.9 14.4 12.2 10.2 –

Transportation:

Highways 10.6 ----------------------------------------- 9.8 9.5 10.6 12.5 11.4 17.3 –

Air transportation .7 ---------------------------------- 1.5 .3 .1 – .1 .1 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- .1 – – – .2 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 21.6 ---------------------------------- 28.9 19.2 18.1 14.6 13.9 12.1 –

Police officers only 15.9 ----------------------------- 21.1 15.2 12.8 11.0 10.3 8.3 –

Fire protection 10.6 ------------------------------------ 15.5 10.4 8.5 6.2 3.8 .4 –

Firefighters only 10.2 -------------------------------- 15.0 10.1 8.1 5.8 3.7 .4 –

Correction 5.4 ---------------------------------------- 7.8 5.3 3.9 3.6 1.7 1.3 –

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .8 --------------------------------- .6 1.1 .6 1.1 1.4 1.6 –

Parks and recreation 6.6 ------------------------------ 11.4 5.3 3.7 2.9 1.1 .6 –

Housing and community development 3.9 --------------- 6.5 3.4 1.7 2.3 .9 1.3 –

Sewerage 5.9 ---------------------------------------- 7.6 5.7 5.5 4.0 3.5 2.0 –

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.2 --------------------- 5.6 2.0 1.1 2.4 1.3 1.0 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 5.6 ---------------------------- 6.5 4.8 5.0 5.1 5.0 5.8 –

Judicial and legal 12.7 ---------------------------------- 15.3 11.9 12.3 9.8 8.8 8.1 –

Other government administration 6.1 -------------------- 6.6 6.4 5.8 5.8 5.2 4.9 –

Utilities 12.9 --------------------------------------------- 21.6 10.8 6.3 5.7 5.0 5.9 –

Water supply 6.1 ------------------------------------- 8.0 6.5 4.5 4.0 3.5 5.7 –

Electric power 1.2 ------------------------------------ 1.2 .9 1.6 .9 1.2 .3 –

Gas supply .1 --------------------------------------- – .3 .1 – – – –

Transit 5.6 ------------------------------------------- 12.4 3.1 .1 .7 .3 – –

All other and unallocable 18.0 ----------------------------- 15.8 7.5 12.9 26.5 34.3 52.0 –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 927 ------- 010 454 485 125 602 152 376 98 274 85 134 11 139 –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 498 ----------- 768 215 724 73 644 91 100 59 704 51 621 6 975 –

Instructional employees only 392 ----------------------- 761 168 890 58 410 71 744 47 405 40 860 5 452 –

All other functions 428 ----------------------------------- 242 238 761 51 959 61 276 38 569 33 513 4 164 –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 456 2 701 2 487 2 353 2 120 2 056 1 810 –

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 023 3 426 3 080 2 846 2 640 2 561 2 384 –

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 149 2 399 2 128 2 018 1 771 1 713 1 446 –

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

OKLAHOMA

County areas 77 ---------------------------------------- 2 – 2 7 25 24 17

1990 population (thousands) 3 -------------------------- 146 1 103 – 286 436 888 329 105

Employees 133 ------------------------------------------ 602 42 817 – 12 304 17 534 37 817 17 130 6 000

Full-time only 109 ------------------------------------- 815 35 258 – 10 121 14 743 31 188 13 783 4 722

Full-time equivalent employment 117 ---------- 947 38 281 – 10 912 15 633 33 261 14 779 5 081

Education services:

Education 71 ---------------------------------------- 896 21 711 – 6 210 10 471 21 754 9 009 2 741

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 71 ------------- 896 21 711 – 6 210 10 471 21 754 9 009 2 741

Instructional employees only 50 ------------------ 773 15 202 – 4 539 7 286 15 479 6 309 1 958

Libraries 713 ------------------------------------------ 437 – 21 70 140 38 7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 223 ------------------------------------- 114 – 32 6 53 5 13

Hospitals 8 ----------------------------------------- 195 1 015 – 2 315 816 2 221 1 452 376

Health 971 ------------------------------------------- 497 – 28 51 164 176 55

Transportation:

Highways 5 ----------------------------------------- 215 1 378 – 272 596 1 367 950 652

Air transportation 247 ---------------------------------- 191 – 8 15 25 6 2

Water transport and terminals 9 ---------------------- 9 – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 6 ---------------------------------- 587 3 168 – 461 753 1 475 558 172

Police officers only 5 ----------------------------- 036 2 521 – 350 588 1 065 415 97

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------ 801 2 065 – 302 523 714 176 21

Firefighters only 3 -------------------------------- 664 1 992 – 297 502 698 154 21

Correction 815 ---------------------------------------- 515 – 111 72 67 42 8

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 371 --------------------------------- 45 – 23 33 139 81 50

Parks and recreation 2 ------------------------------ 004 1 293 – 128 236 301 44 2

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 354 546 – 70 116 327 278 17

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 075 466 – 134 155 264 53 3

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 282 359 – 159 168 446 127 23

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 389 733 – 165 311 613 355 212

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 052 515 – 99 127 184 81 46

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 742 584 – 115 272 437 218 116

Utilities 2 --------------------------------------------- 876 1 236 – 105 450 780 266 39

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 275 1 013 – 103 314 580 226 39

Electric power 369 ------------------------------------ 44 – 2 108 187 28 –

Gas supply 33 --------------------------------------- – – – 8 13 12 –

Transit 199 ------------------------------------------- 179 – – 20 – – –

All other and unallocable 5 ----------------------------- 130 1 404 – 154 392 1 790 864 526

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 375.0 ----------------------- 347.1 – 381.9 358.9 374.6 449.7 484.9

Education services:

Education 228.6 ---------------------------------------- 196.8 – 217.3 240.4 245.0 274.2 261.6

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 228.6 ------------- 196.8 – 217.3 240.4 245.0 274.2 261.6

Instructional employees only 161.4 ------------------ 137.8 – 158.9 167.3 174.3 192.0 186.9

Libraries 2.3 ------------------------------------------ 4.0 – .7 1.6 1.6 1.2 .7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare .7 ------------------------------------- 1.0 – 1.1 .1 .6 .2 1.2

Hospitals 26.1 ----------------------------------------- 9.2 – 81.0 18.7 25.0 44.2 35.9

Health 3.1 ------------------------------------------- 4.5 – 1.0 1.2 1.8 5.4 5.2

Transportation:

Highways 16.6 ----------------------------------------- 12.5 – 9.5 13.7 15.4 28.9 62.2

Air transportation .8 ---------------------------------- 1.7 – .3 .3 .3 .2 .2

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- .1 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 20.9 ---------------------------------- 28.7 – 16.1 17.3 16.6 17.0 16.4

Police officers only 16.0 ----------------------------- 22.9 – 12.2 13.5 12.0 12.6 9.3

Fire protection 12.1 ------------------------------------ 18.7 – 10.6 12.0 8.0 5.4 2.0

Firefighters only 11.6 -------------------------------- 18.1 – 10.4 11.5 7.9 4.7 2.0

Correction 2.6 ---------------------------------------- 4.7 – 3.9 1.7 .8 1.3 .8

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.2 --------------------------------- .4 – .8 .8 1.6 2.5 4.8

Parks and recreation 6.4 ------------------------------ 11.7 – 4.5 5.4 3.4 1.3 .2

Housing and community development 4.3 --------------- 5.0 – 2.4 2.7 3.7 8.5 1.6

Sewerage 3.4 ---------------------------------------- 4.2 – 4.7 3.6 3.0 1.6 .3

Sanitation other than sewerage 4.1 --------------------- 3.3 – 5.6 3.9 5.0 3.9 2.2

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.6 ---------------------------- 6.6 – 5.8 7.1 6.9 10.8 20.2

Judicial and legal 3.3 ---------------------------------- 4.7 – 3.5 2.9 2.1 2.5 4.4

Other government administration 5.5 -------------------- 5.3 – 4.0 6.2 4.9 6.6 11.1

Utilities 9.1 --------------------------------------------- 11.2 – 3.7 10.3 8.8 8.1 3.7

Water supply 7.2 ------------------------------------- 9.2 – 3.6 7.2 6.5 6.9 3.7

Electric power 1.2 ------------------------------------ .4 – .1 2.5 2.1 .9 –

Gas supply .1 --------------------------------------- – – – .2 .1 .4 –

Transit .6 ------------------------------------------- 1.6 – – .5 – – –

All other and unallocable 16.3 ----------------------------- 12.7 – 5.4 9.0 20.2 26.3 50.2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 217 ------- 468 78 528 – 21 425 28 626 56 477 24 347 8 066

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 134 ----------- 180 42 389 – 12 335 19 699 38 516 16 244 4 998

Instructional employees only 105 ----------------------- 924 32 819 – 9 878 15 552 30 744 12 914 4 017

All other functions 83 ----------------------------------- 289 36 139 – 9 090 8 927 17 962 8 104 3 068

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 883 2 111 – 2 013 1 859 1 727 1 677 1 613

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 111 2 189 – 2 246 2 160 2 003 2 054 2 064

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 699 2 056 – 1 845 1 584 1 469 1 368 1 304

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

OREGON

County areas 36 ---------------------------------------- 1 3 2 9 5 88

1990 population (thousands) 2 -------------------------- 842 584 873 375 637 185 146 42

Employees 125 ------------------------------------------ 429 26 775 34 160 16 066 29 291 8 947 7 397 2 793

Full-time only 87 ------------------------------------- 912 20 234 23 986 10 640 19 909 6 149 5 162 1 832

Full-time equivalent employment 102 ---------- 269 23 161 28 007 12 670 23 250 7 121 5 892 2 168

Education services:

Education 60 ---------------------------------------- 881 10 795 18 150 8 421 14 825 4 132 3 386 1 172

Higher education 5 ------------------------------- 151 674 1 434 874 1 880 289 – –

Instructional employees only 1 ------------------ 952 213 627 322 672 118 – –

Elementary and secondary education 55 ------------- 730 10 121 16 716 7 547 12 945 3 843 3 386 1 172

Instructional employees only 40 ------------------ 356 7 115 12 089 5 633 9 354 2 791 2 510 864

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 223 336 358 175 249 49 43 13

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 714 ------------------------------------- 374 150 – 41 25 117 7

Hospitals 2 ----------------------------------------- 064 – – –1 185 429 183 267

Health 3 ------------------------------------------- 129 900 539 344 773 296 214 63

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------- 714 789 954 457 829 255 270 160

Air transportation 243 ---------------------------------- 179 18 11 32 1 – 2

Water transport and terminals 335 ---------------------- 239 – – 23 43 30 –

Public safety:

Police protection 5 ---------------------------------- 279 1 514 1 415 598 1 077 369 244 62

Police officers only 3 ----------------------------- 987 1 110 1 069 445 852 275 188 48

Fire protection 3 ------------------------------------ 043 861 1 054 369 564 111 75 9

Firefighters only 2 -------------------------------- 749 803 889 341 535 102 70 9

Correction 2 ---------------------------------------- 714 887 616 352 538 134 156 31

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 439 --------------------------------- 11 27 45 168 62 98 28

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 823 484 713 156 329 78 52 11

Housing and community development 772 --------------- 212 264 85 152 49 10 –

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 299 455 282 209 216 71 57 9

Sanitation other than sewerage 355 --------------------- 137 96 30 74 8 4 6

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 107 458 504 247 494 217 134 53

Judicial and legal 1 ---------------------------------- 235 240 359 179 275 86 71 25

Other government administration 2 -------------------- 147 299 681 350 442 150 168 57

Utilities 4 --------------------------------------------- 693 2 299 1 201 342 294 316 226 15

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 639 543 494 173 222 96 97 14

Electric power 854 ------------------------------------ – 471 – 38 216 129 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 2 ------------------------------------------- 200 1 756 236 169 34 4 – 1

All other and unallocable 4 ----------------------------- 060 1 692 626 300 670 240 354 178

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 359.8 ----------------------- 396.7 320.7 338.0 365.0 384.2 403.1 520.3

Education services:

Education 214.2 ---------------------------------------- 184.9 207.8 224.6 232.7 223.0 231.6 281.3

Higher education 18.1 ------------------------------- 11.5 16.4 23.3 29.5 15.6 – –

Instructional employees only 6.9 ------------------ 3.6 7.2 8.6 10.5 6.4 – –

Elementary and secondary education 196.1 ------------- 173.3 191.4 201.3 203.2 207.4 231.6 281.3

Instructional employees only 142.0 ------------------ 121.9 138.4 150.3 146.8 150.6 171.7 207.4

Libraries 4.3 ------------------------------------------ 5.8 4.1 4.7 3.9 2.6 2.9 3.1

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2.5 ------------------------------------- 6.4 1.7 – .6 1.3 8.0 1.7

Hospitals 7.3 ----------------------------------------- – – – 18.6 23.1 12.5 64.1

Health 11.0 ------------------------------------------- 15.4 6.2 9.2 12.1 16.0 14.6 15.1

Transportation:

Highways 13.1 ----------------------------------------- 13.5 10.9 12.2 13.0 13.8 18.5 38.4

Air transportation .9 ---------------------------------- 3.1 .2 .3 .5 .1 – .5

Water transport and terminals 1.2 ---------------------- 4.1 – – .4 2.3 2.1 –

Public safety:

Police protection 18.6 ---------------------------------- 25.9 16.2 16.0 16.9 19.9 16.7 14.9

Police officers only 14.0 ----------------------------- 19.0 12.2 11.9 13.4 14.8 12.9 11.5

Fire protection 10.7 ------------------------------------ 14.7 12.1 9.8 8.9 6.0 5.1 2.2

Firefighters only 9.7 -------------------------------- 13.8 10.2 9.1 8.4 5.5 4.8 2.2

Correction 9.5 ---------------------------------------- 15.2 7.1 9.4 8.4 7.2 10.7 7.4

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.5 --------------------------------- .2 .3 1.2 2.6 3.3 6.7 6.7

Parks and recreation 6.4 ------------------------------ 8.3 8.2 4.2 5.2 4.2 3.6 2.6

Housing and community development 2.7 --------------- 3.6 3.0 2.3 2.4 2.6 .7 –

Sewerage 4.6 ---------------------------------------- 7.8 3.2 5.6 3.4 3.8 3.9 2.2

Sanitation other than sewerage 1.2 --------------------- 2.3 1.1 .8 1.2 .4 .3 1.4

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.4 ---------------------------- 7.8 5.8 6.6 7.8 11.7 9.2 12.7

Judicial and legal 4.3 ---------------------------------- 4.1 4.1 4.8 4.3 4.6 4.9 6.0

Other government administration 7.6 -------------------- 5.1 7.8 9.3 6.9 8.1 11.5 13.7

Utilities 16.5 --------------------------------------------- 39.4 13.8 9.1 4.6 17.1 15.5 3.6

Water supply 5.8 ------------------------------------- 9.3 5.7 4.6 3.5 5.2 6.6 3.4

Electric power 3.0 ------------------------------------ – 5.4 – .6 11.7 8.8 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 7.7 ------------------------------------------- 30.1 2.7 4.5 .5 .2 – .2

All other and unallocable 14.3 ----------------------------- 29.0 7.2 8.0 10.5 13.0 24.2 42.7

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 258 ------- 688 68 305 72 857 30 890 52 946 16 196 12 577 4 917

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 149 ----------- 561 31 626 44 977 20 326 33 408 9 374 7 458 2 391

Instructional employees only 115 ----------------------- 054 24 414 34 672 15 777 25 124 7 189 5 989 1 889

All other functions 109 ----------------------------------- 127 36 679 27 879 10 564 19 537 6 822 5 120 2 526

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 658 3 106 2 749 2 576 2 367 2 367 2 209 2 388

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 850 3 515 2 880 2 783 2 606 2 572 2 467 2 255

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 523 2 924 2 643 2 395 2 181 2 222 2 013 2 487

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

PENNSYLVANIA

County areas 67 ---------------------------------------- 5 8 16 13 18 4 3

1990 population (thousands) 11 -------------------------- 882 4 689 2 740 2 632 1 013 721 69 17

Employees 399 ------------------------------------------ 150 173 882 82 692 84 233 33 100 22 545 1 905 793

Full-time only 315 ------------------------------------- 852 145 889 63 729 62 983 24 448 16 911 1 356 536

Full-time equivalent employment 347 ---------- 509 158 119 70 924 70 396 27 384 18 574 1 497 615

Education services:

Education 192 ---------------------------------------- 868 76 161 42 891 42 798 17 235 12 421 989 373

Higher education 6 ------------------------------- 603 3 892 1 232 1 479 – – – –

Instructional employees only 3 ------------------ 417 2 079 658 680 – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 186 ------------- 265 72 269 41 659 41 319 17 235 12 421 989 373

Instructional employees only 131 ------------------ 016 50 609 29 500 28 957 12 105 8 912 686 247

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 992 1 606 230 132 21 3 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 21 ------------------------------------- 478 6 853 5 498 6 490 1 911 710 – 16

Hospitals 349 ----------------------------------------- 1 – 2 346 – – –

Health 4 ------------------------------------------- 593 2 672 958 706 218 35 – 4

Transportation:

Highways 8 ----------------------------------------- 838 4 021 1 857 1 832 664 415 34 15

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------- 225 988 153 46 16 22 – –

Water transport and terminals 81 ---------------------- 54 27 – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 22 ---------------------------------- 352 14 270 3 498 3 385 770 398 18 13

Police officers only 17 ----------------------------- 464 11 131 2 784 2 646 579 296 17 11

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------ 637 3 566 1 011 864 119 77 – –

Firefighters only 5 -------------------------------- 272 3 355 885 857 116 59 – –

Correction 9 ---------------------------------------- 742 4 712 2 284 1 705 650 363 16 12

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 299 --------------------------------- 66 38 111 42 42 – –

Parks and recreation 4 ------------------------------ 312 2 854 812 509 100 37 – –

Housing and community development 5 --------------- 799 3 207 958 1 070 339 205 19 1

Sewerage 5 ---------------------------------------- 832 2 598 1 206 1 325 397 263 36 7

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 --------------------- 874 2 662 438 523 93 144 10 4

Government administration:

Financial administration 6 ---------------------------- 594 3 011 1 376 1 352 475 349 12 19

Judicial and legal 12 ---------------------------------- 436 6 362 2 618 2 176 830 412 14 24

Other government administration 6 -------------------- 989 3 351 1 398 1 369 538 291 23 19

Utilities 18 --------------------------------------------- 187 14 218 1 668 1 525 427 313 10 26

Water supply 4 ------------------------------------- 647 2 127 1 026 965 295 224 10 –

Electric power 142 ------------------------------------ 34 26 60 19 3 – –

Gas supply 7 --------------------------------------- – – 7 – – ––

Transit 13 ------------------------------------------- 391 12 057 616 493 113 86 – 26

All other and unallocable 14 ----------------------------- 032 4 886 2 005 2 476 2 193 2 074 316 82

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 292.5 ----------------------- 337.2 258.8 267.5 270.2 257.5 217.2 365.7

Education services:

Education 162.3 ---------------------------------------- 162.4 156.5 162.6 170.1 172.2 143.5 221.8

Higher education 5.6 ------------------------------- 8.3 4.5 5.6 – – – –

Instructional employees only 2.9 ------------------ 4.4 2.4 2.6 – – – –

Elementary and secondary education 156.8 ------------- 154.1 152.0 157.0 170.1 172.2 143.5 221.8

Instructional employees only 110.3 ------------------ 107.9 107.6 110.0 119.5 123.5 99.5 146.9

Libraries 1.7 ------------------------------------------ 3.4 .8 .5 .2 – – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 18.1 ------------------------------------- 14.6 20.1 24.7 18.9 9.8 – 9.5

Hospitals .3 ----------------------------------------- – – – 3.4 – – –

Health 3.9 ------------------------------------------- 5.7 3.5 2.7 2.2 .5 – 2.4

Transportation:

Highways 7.4 ----------------------------------------- 8.6 6.8 7.0 6.6 5.8 4.9 8.9

Air transportation 1.0 ---------------------------------- 2.1 .6 .2 .2 .3 – –

Water transport and terminals .1 ---------------------- .1 .1 – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 18.8 ---------------------------------- 30.4 12.8 12.9 7.6 5.5 2.6 7.7

Police officers only 14.7 ----------------------------- 23.7 10.2 10.1 5.7 4.1 2.5 6.5

Fire protection 4.7 ------------------------------------ 7.6 3.7 3.3 1.2 1.1 – –

Firefighters only 4.4 -------------------------------- 7.2 3.2 3.3 1.1 .8 – –

Correction 8.2 ---------------------------------------- 10.0 8.3 6.5 6.4 5.0 2.3 7.1

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .3 --------------------------------- .1 .1 .4 .4 .6 – –

Parks and recreation 3.6 ------------------------------ 6.1 3.0 1.9 1.0 .5 – –

Housing and community development 4.9 --------------- 6.8 3.5 4.1 3.3 2.8 2.8 .6

Sewerage 4.9 ---------------------------------------- 5.5 4.4 5.0 3.9 3.6 5.2 4.2

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.3 --------------------- 5.7 1.6 2.0 .9 2.0 1.5 2.4

Government administration:

Financial administration 5.5 ---------------------------- 6.4 5.0 5.1 4.7 4.8 1.7 11.3

Judicial and legal 10.5 ---------------------------------- 13.6 9.6 8.3 8.2 5.7 2.0 14.3

Other government administration 5.9 -------------------- 7.1 5.1 5.2 5.3 4.0 3.3 11.3

Utilities 15.3 --------------------------------------------- 30.3 6.1 5.8 4.2 4.3 1.5 15.5

Water supply 3.9 ------------------------------------- 4.5 3.7 3.7 2.9 3.1 1.5 –

Electric power .1 ------------------------------------ .1 .1 .2 .2 – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 11.3 ------------------------------------------- 25.7 2.2 1.9 1.1 1.2 – 15.5

All other and unallocable 11.8 ----------------------------- 10.4 7.3 9.4 21.6 28.8 45.9 48.8

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 879 ------- 717 438 960 176 496 160 596 59 131 40 380 2 959 1 195

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 525 ----------- 697 220 696 119 100 108 888 43 548 30 321 2 294 849

Instructional employees only 420 ----------------------- 149 175 849 96 058 86 264 34 857 24 624 1 830 668

All other functions 354 ----------------------------------- 020 218 264 57 396 51 708 15 583 10 059 664 346

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 640 2 881 2 606 2 386 2 256 2 253 2 039 2 041

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 218 3 435 3 310 2 993 2 953 2 805 2 715 2 739

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 255 2 597 2 056 1 905 1 635 1 681 1 400 1 470

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

RHODE ISLAND

County areas 5 ---------------------------------------- 1 – 2 1 1 ––

1990 population (thousands) 993 -------------------------- 596 – 261 87 49 – –

Employees 30 ------------------------------------------ 330 18 189 – 8 047 2 797 1 297 – –

Full-time only 25 ------------------------------------- 857 15 851 – 6 753 2 221 1 032 – –

Full-time equivalent employment 27 ---------- 550 16 730 – 7 244 2 445 1 131 – –

Education services:

Education 16 ---------------------------------------- 901 9 769 – 4 829 1 584 719 – –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 16 ------------- 901 9 769 – 4 829 1 584 719 – –

Instructional employees only 12 ------------------ 857 7 361 – 3 681 1 259 556 – –

Libraries 319 ------------------------------------------ 151 – 109 27 32 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 129 ------------------------------------- 74 – 44 3 8 – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 38 ------------------------------------------- 24 – 5 2 7 – –

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 032 668 – 221 64 79 – –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Water transport and terminals 30 ---------------------- 30 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ---------------------------------- 579 1 559 – 680 237 103 – –

Police officers only 2 ----------------------------- 013 1 234 – 499 199 81 – –

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------ 171 1 460 – 478 193 40 – –

Firefighters only 2 -------------------------------- 022 1 336 – 454 192 40 – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 5 --------------------------------- 1 – 3 1 – ––

Parks and recreation 747 ------------------------------ 620 – 95 23 9 – –

Housing and community development 696 --------------- 565 – 64 46 21 – –

Sewerage 219 ---------------------------------------- 96 – 75 33 15 – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 141 --------------------- 68 – 61 5 7 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 650 ---------------------------- 394 – 172 62 22 – –

Judicial and legal 108 ---------------------------------- 89 – 14 4 1 – –

Other government administration 876 -------------------- 630 – 178 48 20 – –

Utilities 563 --------------------------------------------- 347 – 104 75 37 – –

Water supply 551 ------------------------------------- 335 – 104 75 37 – –

Electric power 12 ------------------------------------ 12 – – – – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit – ------------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

All other and unallocable 346 ----------------------------- 185 – 112 38 11 – –

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 277.3 ----------------------- 280.6 – 277.4 280.4 231.5 – –

Education services:

Education 170.1 ---------------------------------------- 163.8 – 184.9 181.7 147.2 – –

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 170.1 ------------- 163.8 – 184.9 181.7 147.2 – –

Instructional employees only 129.4 ------------------ 123.5 – 141.0 144.4 113.8 – –

Libraries 3.2 ------------------------------------------ 2.5 – 4.2 3.1 6.5 – –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.3 ------------------------------------- 1.2 – 1.7 .3 1.6 – –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health .4 ------------------------------------------- .4 – .2 .2 1.4 – –

Transportation:

Highways 10.4 ----------------------------------------- 11.2 – 8.5 7.3 16.2 – –

Air transportation – ---------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Water transport and terminals .3 ---------------------- .5 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 26.0 ---------------------------------- 26.1 – 26.0 27.2 21.1 – –

Police officers only 20.3 ----------------------------- 20.7 – 19.1 22.8 16.6 – –

Fire protection 21.9 ------------------------------------ 24.5 – 18.3 22.1 8.2 – –

Firefighters only 20.4 -------------------------------- 22.4 – 17.4 22.0 8.2 – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .1 --------------------------------- – – .1 .1 – – –

Parks and recreation 7.5 ------------------------------ 10.4 – 3.6 2.6 1.8 – –

Housing and community development 7.0 --------------- 9.5 – 2.5 5.3 4.3 – –

Sewerage 2.2 ---------------------------------------- 1.6 – 2.9 3.8 3.1 – –

Sanitation other than sewerage 1.4 --------------------- 1.1 – 2.3 .6 1.4 – –

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.5 ---------------------------- 6.6 – 6.6 7.1 4.5 – –

Judicial and legal 1.1 ---------------------------------- 1.5 – .5 .5 .2 – –

Other government administration 8.8 -------------------- 10.6 – 6.8 5.5 4.1 – –

Utilities 5.7 --------------------------------------------- 5.8 – 4.0 8.6 7.6 – –

Water supply 5.5 ------------------------------------- 5.6 – 4.0 8.6 7.6 – –

Electric power .1 ------------------------------------ .2 – – – – – –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit – ------------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

All other and unallocable 3.5 ----------------------------- 3.1 – 4.3 4.4 2.3 – –

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 75 ------- 689 44 539 – 20 781 7 170 3 198 – –

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 51 ----------- 793 30 035 – 14 580 4 926 2 252 – –

Instructional employees only 43 ----------------------- 353 25 015 – 12 225 4 224 1 888 – –

All other functions 23 ----------------------------------- 896 14 504 – 6 202 2 244 946 – –

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 829 2 734 – 2 943 3 094 2 975 – –

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 450 3 449 – 3 405 3 549 3 560 – –

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 265 2 146 – 2 450 2 605 2 395 – –

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

SOUTH CAROLINA

County areas 46 ---------------------------------------- – 3 9 9 13 11 1

1990 population (thousands) 3 -------------------------- 487 – 901 1 282 640 461 195 9

Employees 136 ------------------------------------------ 367 – 35 361 48 319 23 081 20 555 8 708 343

Full-time only 117 ------------------------------------- 273 – 30 061 41 737 20 078 17 726 7 364 307

Full-time equivalent employment 123 ---------- 729 – 32 183 43 945 20 947 18 569 7 770 315

Education services:

Education 74 ---------------------------------------- 149 – 15 914 27 867 13 243 11 601 5 303 221

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 74 ------------- 149 – 15 914 27 867 13 243 11 601 5 303 221

Instructional employees only 53 ------------------ 547 – 11 488 20 239 9 551 8 326 3 784 159

Libraries 958 ------------------------------------------ – 430 279 159 82 7 1

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 401 ------------------------------------- – 57 66 21 41 215 1

Hospitals 12 ----------------------------------------- 634 – 3 544 4 389 1 765 2 433 503 –

Health 1 ------------------------------------------- 565 – 453 465 382 213 45 7

Transportation:

Highways 2 ----------------------------------------- 124 – 559 754 419 297 86 9

Air transportation 287 ---------------------------------- – 199 72 9 7 – –

Water transport and terminals 1 ---------------------- – 1 – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 7 ---------------------------------- 019 – 2 370 2 345 1 084 910 302 8

Police officers only 5 ----------------------------- 551 – 1 790 1 916 919 670 249 7

Fire protection 2 ------------------------------------ 696 – 1 339 659 431 230 37 –

Firefighters only 2 -------------------------------- 611 – 1 295 640 413 227 36 –

Correction 1 ---------------------------------------- 395 – 508 444 207 153 74 9

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 55 --------------------------------- – 12 20 9 9 4 1

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 981 – 1 128 536 181 109 26 1

Housing and community development 923 --------------- – 428 235 106 100 54 –

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 431 – 545 518 193 145 28 2

Sanitation other than sewerage 2 --------------------- 332 – 823 718 311 336 142 2

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 310 – 558 819 379 390 156 8

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------- 287 – 714 849 350 268 98 8

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 855 – 497 661 273 234 179 11

Utilities 3 --------------------------------------------- 103 – 1 006 949 709 353 74 12

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 143 – 861 619 396 216 39 12

Electric power 250 ------------------------------------ – 23 29 101 85 12 –

Gas supply 287 --------------------------------------- – 37 68 146 29 7 –

Transit 423 ------------------------------------------- – 85 233 66 23 16 –

All other and unallocable 4 ----------------------------- 223 – 1 098 1 300 716 658 437 14

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 354.9 ----------------------- – 357.2 342.8 327.4 403.1 399.1 355.2

Education services:

Education 212.7 ---------------------------------------- – 176.6 217.4 207.0 251.8 272.4 249.2

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 212.7 ------------- – 176.6 217.4 207.0 251.8 272.4 249.2

Instructional employees only 153.6 ------------------ – 127.5 157.9 149.3 180.7 194.4 179.3

Libraries 2.7 ------------------------------------------ – 4.8 2.2 2.5 1.8 .4 1.1

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.2 ------------------------------------- – .6 .5 .3 .9 11.0 1.1

Hospitals 36.2 ----------------------------------------- – 39.3 34.2 27.6 52.8 25.8 –

Health 4.5 ------------------------------------------- – 5.0 3.6 6.0 4.6 2.3 7.9

Transportation:

Highways 6.1 ----------------------------------------- – 6.2 5.9 6.5 6.4 4.4 10.1

Air transportation .8 ---------------------------------- – 2.2 .6 .1 .2 – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 20.1 ---------------------------------- – 26.3 18.3 16.9 19.8 15.5 9.0

Police officers only 15.9 ----------------------------- – 19.9 14.9 14.4 14.5 12.8 7.9

Fire protection 7.7 ------------------------------------ – 14.9 5.1 6.7 5.0 1.9 –

Firefighters only 7.5 -------------------------------- – 14.4 5.0 6.5 4.9 1.8 –

Correction 4.0 ---------------------------------------- – 5.6 3.5 3.2 3.3 3.8 10.1

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .2 --------------------------------- – .1 .2 .1 .2 .2 1.1

Parks and recreation 5.7 ------------------------------ – 12.5 4.2 2.8 2.4 1.3 1.1

Housing and community development 2.6 --------------- – 4.8 1.8 1.7 2.2 2.8 –

Sewerage 4.1 ---------------------------------------- – 6.0 4.0 3.0 3.1 1.4 2.3

Sanitation other than sewerage 6.7 --------------------- – 9.1 5.6 4.9 7.3 7.3 2.3

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.6 ---------------------------- – 6.2 6.4 5.9 8.5 8.0 9.0

Judicial and legal 6.6 ---------------------------------- – 7.9 6.6 5.5 5.8 5.0 9.0

Other government administration 5.3 -------------------- – 5.5 5.2 4.3 5.1 9.2 12.4

Utilities 8.9 --------------------------------------------- – 11.2 7.4 11.1 7.7 3.8 13.5

Water supply 6.1 ------------------------------------- – 9.6 4.8 6.2 4.7 2.0 13.5

Electric power .7 ------------------------------------ – .3 .2 1.6 1.8 .6 –

Gas supply .8 --------------------------------------- – .4 .5 2.3 .6 .4 –

Transit 1.2 ------------------------------------------- – .9 1.8 1.0 .5 .8 –

All other and unallocable 12.1 ----------------------------- – 12.2 10.1 11.2 14.3 22.4 15.8

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 237 ------- 860 – 65 568 86 922 38 304 33 057 13 541 468

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 148 ----------- 221 – 34 277 56 983 25 255 21 472 9 891 342

Instructional employees only 119 ----------------------- 704 – 26 839 46 818 20 421 17 444 7 908 274

All other functions 89 ----------------------------------- 640 – 31 291 29 940 13 049 11 585 3 650 126

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 956 – 2 089 2 015 1 853 1 794 1 768 1 491

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 264 – 2 384 2 345 2 162 2 101 2 107 1 735

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 712 – 1 919 1 722 1 587 1 534 1 430 1 238

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

SOUTH DAKOTA

County areas 66 ---------------------------------------- – – 1 1 2 11 51

1990 population (thousands) 696 -------------------------- – – 124 81 61 184 246

Employees 35 ------------------------------------------ 627 – –4 475 3 470 3 011 8 073 16 598

Full-time only 21 ------------------------------------- 802 – –3 382 2 445 1 872 5 087 9 016

Full-time equivalent employment 24 ---------- 566 – –3 729 2 691 2 169 5 784 10 193

Education services:

Education 15 ---------------------------------------- 776 – –2 370 1 846 1 158 3 638 6 764

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 15 ------------- 776 – –2 370 1 846 1 158 3 638 6 764

Instructional employees only 11 ------------------ 791 – –1 823 1 385 881 2 736 4 966

Libraries 266 ------------------------------------------ – – 60 41 29 79 57

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 280 ------------------------------------- – – 15 12 56 28 169

Hospitals 533 ----------------------------------------- – – – – 181 – 352

Health 173 ------------------------------------------- – – 29 24 10 54 56

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 361 – – 173 77 97 334 680

Air transportation 23 ---------------------------------- – – – – 9 11 3

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ---------------------------------- 251 – – 226 204 117 362 342

Police officers only 944 ----------------------------- – – 193 142 96 265 248

Fire protection 322 ------------------------------------ – – 165 6 45 69 37

Firefighters only 303 -------------------------------- – – 157 6 38 65 37

Correction 235 ---------------------------------------- – – 66 52 26 65 26

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 257 --------------------------------- – – 10 11 21 41 174

Parks and recreation 364 ------------------------------ – – 113 24 65 127 35

Housing and community development 329 --------------- – – 35 23 13 83 175

Sewerage 224 ---------------------------------------- – – 50 41 24 74 35

Sanitation other than sewerage 187 --------------------- – – 11 17 32 86 41

Government administration:

Financial administration 909 ---------------------------- – – 83 92 64 227 443

Judicial and legal 185 ---------------------------------- – – 38 28 13 44 62

Other government administration 411 -------------------- – – 77 38 20 119 157

Utilities 595 --------------------------------------------- – – 105 94 79 192 125

Water supply 380 ------------------------------------- – – 93 44 39 101 103

Electric power 204 ------------------------------------ – – 12 49 40 81 22

Gas supply 11 --------------------------------------- – – – 1 – 10 –

Transit – ------------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

All other and unallocable 885 ----------------------------- – – 103 61 110 151 460

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 353.0 ----------------------- – – 301.2 330.8 356.8 313.7 415.2

Education services:

Education 226.7 ---------------------------------------- – – 191.4 226.9 190.5 197.3 275.5

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 226.7 ------------- – – 191.4 226.9 190.5 197.3 275.5

Instructional employees only 169.4 ------------------ – – 147.2 170.3 144.9 148.4 202.3

Libraries 3.8 ------------------------------------------ – – 4.8 5.0 4.8 4.3 2.3

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4.0 ------------------------------------- – – 1.2 1.5 9.2 1.5 6.9

Hospitals 7.7 ----------------------------------------- – – – – 29.8 – 14.3

Health 2.5 ------------------------------------------- – – 2.3 3.0 1.6 2.9 2.3

Transportation:

Highways 19.6 ----------------------------------------- – – 14.0 9.5 16.0 18.1 27.7

Air transportation .3 ---------------------------------- – – – – 1.5 .6 .1

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 18.0 ---------------------------------- – – 18.3 25.1 19.2 19.6 13.9

Police officers only 13.6 ----------------------------- – – 15.6 17.5 15.8 14.4 10.1

Fire protection 4.6 ------------------------------------ – – 13.3 .7 7.4 3.7 1.5

Firefighters only 4.4 -------------------------------- – – 12.7 .7 6.3 3.5 1.5

Correction 3.4 ---------------------------------------- – – 5.3 6.4 4.3 3.5 1.1

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 3.7 --------------------------------- – – .8 1.4 3.5 2.2 7.1

Parks and recreation 5.2 ------------------------------ – – 9.1 3.0 10.7 6.9 1.4

Housing and community development 4.7 --------------- – – 2.8 2.8 2.1 4.5 7.1

Sewerage 3.2 ---------------------------------------- – – 4.0 5.0 3.9 4.0 1.4

Sanitation other than sewerage 2.7 --------------------- – – .9 2.1 5.3 4.7 1.7

Government administration:

Financial administration 13.1 ---------------------------- – – 6.7 11.3 10.5 12.3 18.0

Judicial and legal 2.7 ---------------------------------- – – 3.1 3.4 2.1 2.4 2.5

Other government administration 5.9 -------------------- – – 6.2 4.7 3.3 6.5 6.4

Utilities 8.6 --------------------------------------------- – – 8.5 11.6 13.0 10.4 5.1

Water supply 5.5 ------------------------------------- – – 7.5 5.4 6.4 5.5 4.2

Electric power 2.9 ------------------------------------ – – 1.0 6.0 6.6 4.4 .9

Gas supply .2 --------------------------------------- – – – .1 – .5 –

Transit – ------------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

All other and unallocable 12.7 ----------------------------- – – 8.3 7.5 18.1 8.2 18.7

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 44 ------- 053 – –8 005 5 246 3 980 10 791 16 032

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 29 ----------- 049 – –4 760 3 699 2 110 7 205 11 275

Instructional employees only 23 ----------------------- 570 – –3 959 3 016 1 762 5 870 8 963

All other functions 15 ----------------------------------- 004 – –3 244 1 547 1 870 3 585 4 757

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 1 --------------------- 855 – –2 232 2 014 1 910 1 943 1 608

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 037 – –2 213 2 216 2 018 2 194 1 840

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 663 – –2 252 1 779 1 820 1 689 1 355

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

TENNESSEE

County areas 95 ---------------------------------------- 2 2 4 13 28 31 15

1990 population (thousands) 4 -------------------------- 877 1 337 621 466 862 949 533 109

Employees 191 ------------------------------------------ 255 55 585 23 944 17 408 34 904 35 083 19 994 4 337

Full-time only 163 ------------------------------------- 734 49 675 20 962 14 624 29 662 29 008 16 339 3 464

Full-time equivalent employment 173 ---------- 652 51 572 22 522 15 633 31 936 30 918 17 390 3 681

Education services:

Education 85 ---------------------------------------- 657 22 542 8 677 8 263 15 575 17 940 10 426 2 234

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 85 ------------- 657 22 542 8 677 8 263 15 575 17 940 10 426 2 234

Instructional employees only 60 ------------------ 316 14 173 6 692 5 996 11 440 12 913 7 510 1 592

Libraries 1 ------------------------------------------ 188 504 279 56 219 72 49 9

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------- 650 1 664 896 84 231 548 212 15

Hospitals 14 ----------------------------------------- 556 720 3 670 1 292 5 828 1 754 1 162 130

Health 2 ------------------------------------------- 998 1 318 492 259 378 243 250 58

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------- 604 809 522 630 1 258 1 745 1 301 339

Air transportation 939 ---------------------------------- 724 122 47 30 6 10 –

Water transport and terminals 11 ---------------------- 9 – – – – –2

Public safety:

Police protection 10 ---------------------------------- 787 4 127 1 407 994 1 736 1 565 790 168

Police officers only 8 ----------------------------- 390 3 140 1 087 786 1 436 1 236 577 128

Fire protection 5 ------------------------------------ 749 2 839 807 550 797 637 108 11

Firefighters only 5 -------------------------------- 211 2 437 737 534 771 620 102 10

Correction 4 ---------------------------------------- 214 2 331 511 635 293 238 165 41

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 259 --------------------------------- 41 16 16 37 78 63 8

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------ 152 1 930 320 249 400 212 38 3

Housing and community development 2 --------------- 471 940 581 137 320 388 97 8

Sewerage 1 ---------------------------------------- 917 610 527 197 242 269 57 15

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 --------------------- 635 1 663 396 310 390 594 237 45

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ---------------------------- 238 807 369 261 651 664 375 111

Judicial and legal 3 ---------------------------------- 158 1 511 365 243 364 360 249 66

Other government administration 2 -------------------- 329 751 191 269 397 404 263 54

Utilities 11 --------------------------------------------- 237 4 398 1 729 831 1 757 1 778 667 77

Water supply 3 ------------------------------------- 510 1 001 465 400 657 644 289 54

Electric power 5 ------------------------------------ 627 2 602 954 289 841 823 118 –

Gas supply 1 --------------------------------------- 857 795 185 111 180 311 260 15

Transit 243 ------------------------------------------- – 125 31 79 – – 8

All other and unallocable 5 ----------------------------- 903 1 334 645 310 1 033 1 423 871 287

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 356.0 ----------------------- 385.7 362.5 335.5 370.5 325.9 326.5 336.6

Education services:

Education 175.6 ---------------------------------------- 168.6 139.7 177.3 180.7 189.1 195.7 204.3

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 175.6 ------------- 168.6 139.7 177.3 180.7 189.1 195.7 204.3

Instructional employees only 123.7 ------------------ 106.0 107.7 128.7 132.7 136.1 141.0 145.6

Libraries 2.4 ------------------------------------------ 3.8 4.5 1.2 2.5 .8 .9 .8

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 7.5 ------------------------------------- 12.4 14.4 1.8 2.7 5.8 4.0 1.4

Hospitals 29.8 ----------------------------------------- 5.4 59.1 27.7 67.6 18.5 21.8 11.9

Health 6.1 ------------------------------------------- 9.9 7.9 5.6 4.4 2.6 4.7 5.3

Transportation:

Highways 13.5 ----------------------------------------- 6.1 8.4 13.5 14.6 18.4 24.4 31.0

Air transportation 1.9 ---------------------------------- 5.4 2.0 1.0 .3 .1 .2 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- .1 – – – – – .2

Public safety:

Police protection 22.1 ---------------------------------- 30.9 22.6 21.3 20.1 16.5 14.8 15.4

Police officers only 17.2 ----------------------------- 23.5 17.5 16.9 16.7 13.0 10.8 11.7

Fire protection 11.8 ------------------------------------ 21.2 13.0 11.8 9.2 6.7 2.0 1.0

Firefighters only 10.7 -------------------------------- 18.2 11.9 11.5 8.9 6.5 1.9 .9

Correction 8.6 ---------------------------------------- 17.4 8.2 13.6 3.4 2.5 3.1 3.7

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .5 --------------------------------- .3 .3 .3 .4 .8 1.2 .7

Parks and recreation 6.5 ------------------------------ 14.4 5.2 5.3 4.6 2.2 .7 .3

Housing and community development 5.1 --------------- 7.0 9.4 2.9 3.7 4.1 1.8 .7

Sewerage 3.9 ---------------------------------------- 4.6 8.5 4.2 2.8 2.8 1.1 1.4

Sanitation other than sewerage 7.5 --------------------- 12.4 6.4 6.7 4.5 6.3 4.4 4.1

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.6 ---------------------------- 6.0 5.9 5.6 7.6 7.0 7.0 10.2

Judicial and legal 6.5 ---------------------------------- 11.3 5.9 5.2 4.2 3.8 4.7 6.0

Other government administration 4.8 -------------------- 5.6 3.1 5.8 4.6 4.3 4.9 4.9

Utilities 23.0 --------------------------------------------- 32.9 27.8 17.8 20.4 18.7 12.5 7.0

Water supply 7.2 ------------------------------------- 7.5 7.5 8.6 7.6 6.8 5.4 4.9

Electric power 11.5 ------------------------------------ 19.5 15.4 6.2 9.8 8.7 2.2 –

Gas supply 3.8 --------------------------------------- 5.9 3.0 2.4 2.1 3.3 4.9 1.4

Transit .5 ------------------------------------------- – 2.0 .7 .9 – – .7

All other and unallocable 12.1 ----------------------------- 10.0 10.4 6.7 12.0 15.0 16.4 26.2

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 346 ------- 520 114 878 51 946 30 980 62 681 52 886 27 638 5 511

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 173 ----------- 077 51 197 21 581 17 532 30 551 31 575 16 994 3 647

Instructional employees only 141 ----------------------- 322 38 434 18 316 14 815 26 000 26 441 14 312 3 005

All other functions 173 ----------------------------------- 443 63 681 30 365 13 448 32 131 21 311 10 643 1 863

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 025 2 252 2 312 2 024 1 999 1 743 1 618 1 516

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 377 2 759 2 789 2 502 2 325 2 067 1 918 1 911

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 829 2 061 2 099 1 712 1 809 1 494 1 369 1 194

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

TEXAS

County areas 254 ---------------------------------------- 6 5 17 23 38 70 95

1990 population (thousands) 16 -------------------------- 987 8 195 1 472 2 777 1 631 1 275 1 166 470

Employees 813 ------------------------------------------ 621 380 675 73 962 131 645 75 540 61 486 60 865 29 448

Full-time only 702 ------------------------------------- 416 329 364 65 866 111 774 65 019 52 916 52 339 25 138

Full-time equivalent employment 744 ---------- 325 349 488 68 929 119 003 69 343 55 966 55 139 26 457

Education services:

Education 460 ---------------------------------------- 212 197 755 48 280 77 771 44 068 38 690 37 403 16 245

Higher education 21 ------------------------------- 092 10 325 809 4 401 1 567 2 243 1 687 60

Instructional employees only 8 ------------------ 692 4 309 340 1 630 720 1 005 658 30

Elementary and secondary education 439 ------------- 120 187 430 47 471 73 370 42 501 36 447 35 716 16 185

Instructional employees only 314 ------------------ 824 134 448 34 174 52 151 30 710 25 994 25 533 11 814

Libraries 4 ------------------------------------------ 484 2 608 360 732 310 209 184 81

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ------------------------------------- 948 1 665 160 232 140 137 275 339

Hospitals 42 ----------------------------------------- 451 21 395 1 844 3 921 6 047 3 225 3 894 2 125

Health 15 ------------------------------------------- 034 6 506 1 146 4 534 1 715 833 192 108

Transportation:

Highways 15 ----------------------------------------- 893 5 954 1 296 3 074 1 721 1 402 1 624 822

Air transportation 4 ---------------------------------- 129 3 592 133 261 65 31 38 9

Water transport and terminals 1 ---------------------- 049 582 244 164 17 2 40 –

Public safety:

Police protection 43 ---------------------------------- 612 25 631 3 221 6 529 3 201 2 145 2 082 803

Police officers only 32 ----------------------------- 064 18 698 2 384 5 034 2 394 1 562 1 447 545

Fire protection 17 ------------------------------------ 092 10 527 1 376 3 004 1 249 586 268 82

Firefighters only 16 -------------------------------- 192 9 911 1 305 2 871 1 208 570 251 76

Correction 15 ---------------------------------------- 929 7 996 1 368 3 240 1 405 985 686 249

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 2 --------------------------------- 938 907 594 638 227 199 211 162

Parks and recreation 11 ------------------------------ 816 7 678 1 124 1 688 615 300 298 113

Housing and community development 4 --------------- 501 2 525 504 631 292 225 215 109

Sewerage 9 ---------------------------------------- 150 5 606 780 1 160 854 404 268 78

Sanitation other than sewerage 6 --------------------- 466 3 074 851 1 154 587 292 376 132

Government administration:

Financial administration 10 ---------------------------- 680 4 843 1 074 1 858 921 740 834 410

Judicial and legal 13 ---------------------------------- 323 6 680 1 032 2 176 1 200 871 930 434

Other government administration 9 -------------------- 320 4 483 721 1 537 811 570 699 499

Utilities 30 --------------------------------------------- 225 22 358 1 755 2 467 1 527 927 888 303

Water supply 12 ------------------------------------- 515 6 683 1 064 1 785 1 179 817 722 265

Electric power 7 ------------------------------------ 201 5 898 306 511 283 55 127 21

Gas supply 1 --------------------------------------- 433 1 202 123 3 – 53 38 14

Transit 9 ------------------------------------------- 076 8 575 262 168 65 2 1 3

All other and unallocable 23 ----------------------------- 073 7 123 1 066 2 232 2 371 3 193 3 734 3 354

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 438.2 ----------------------- 426.5 468.1 428.5 425.2 438.9 473.0 562.5

Education services:

Education 270.9 ---------------------------------------- 241.3 327.9 280.0 270.2 303.4 320.8 345.4

Higher education 12.4 ------------------------------- 12.6 5.5 15.8 9.6 17.6 14.5 1.3

Instructional employees only 5.1 ------------------ 5.3 2.3 5.9 4.4 7.9 5.6 .6

Elementary and secondary education 258.5 ------------- 228.7 322.4 264.2 260.6 285.8 306.4 344.1

Instructional employees only 185.3 ------------------ 164.1 232.1 187.8 188.3 203.8 219.0 251.2

Libraries 2.6 ------------------------------------------ 3.2 2.4 2.6 1.9 1.6 1.6 1.7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.7 ------------------------------------- 2.0 1.1 .8 .9 1.1 2.4 7.2

Hospitals 25.0 ----------------------------------------- 26.1 12.5 14.1 37.1 25.3 33.4 45.2

Health 8.9 ------------------------------------------- 7.9 7.8 16.3 10.5 6.5 1.6 2.3

Transportation:

Highways 9.4 ----------------------------------------- 7.3 8.8 11.1 10.6 11.0 13.9 17.5

Air transportation 2.4 ---------------------------------- 4.4 .9 .9 .4 .2 .3 .2

Water transport and terminals .6 ---------------------- .7 1.7 .6 .1 – .3 –

Public safety:

Police protection 25.7 ---------------------------------- 31.3 21.9 23.5 19.6 16.8 17.9 17.1

Police officers only 18.9 ----------------------------- 22.8 16.2 18.1 14.7 12.2 12.4 11.6

Fire protection 10.1 ------------------------------------ 12.8 9.3 10.8 7.7 4.6 2.3 1.7

Firefighters only 9.5 -------------------------------- 12.1 8.9 10.3 7.4 4.5 2.2 1.6

Correction 9.4 ---------------------------------------- 9.8 9.3 11.7 8.6 7.7 5.9 5.3

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.7 --------------------------------- 1.1 4.0 2.3 1.4 1.6 1.8 3.4

Parks and recreation 7.0 ------------------------------ 9.4 7.6 6.1 3.8 2.4 2.6 2.4

Housing and community development 2.6 --------------- 3.1 3.4 2.3 1.8 1.8 1.8 2.3

Sewerage 5.4 ---------------------------------------- 6.8 5.3 4.2 5.2 3.2 2.3 1.7

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.8 --------------------- 3.8 5.8 4.2 3.6 2.3 3.2 2.8

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.3 ---------------------------- 5.9 7.3 6.7 5.6 5.8 7.2 8.7

Judicial and legal 7.8 ---------------------------------- 8.2 7.0 7.8 7.4 6.8 8.0 9.2

Other government administration 5.5 -------------------- 5.5 4.9 5.5 5.0 4.5 6.0 10.6

Utilities 17.8 --------------------------------------------- 27.3 11.9 8.9 9.4 7.3 7.6 6.4

Water supply 7.4 ------------------------------------- 8.2 7.2 6.4 7.2 6.4 6.2 5.6

Electric power 4.2 ------------------------------------ 7.2 2.1 1.8 1.7 .4 1.1 .4

Gas supply .8 --------------------------------------- 1.5 .8 – – .4 .3 .3

Transit 5.3 ------------------------------------------- 10.5 1.8 .6 .4 – – .1

All other and unallocable 13.6 ----------------------------- 8.7 7.2 8.0 14.5 25.0 32.0 71.3

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 1 ------- 528 687 792 137 132 814 239 164 127 625 99 002 93 197 44 748

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 920 ----------- 843 426 060 93 345 156 592 80 494 69 792 64 988 29 571

Instructional employees only 726 ----------------------- 437 335 404 73 945 121 376 65 018 55 227 51 489 23 978

All other functions 607 ----------------------------------- 844 366 077 39 469 82 571 47 131 29 210 28 209 15 177

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 087 2 304 1 953 2 050 1 867 1 799 1 717 1 717

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 256 2 433 2 148 2 268 2 076 2 060 1 978 2 037

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 952 2 217 1 745 1 860 1 680 1 540 1 466 1 441

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

UTAH

County areas 29 ---------------------------------------- 1 1 2 1 3 11 10

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 723 726 264 346 70 112 167 38

Employees 72 ------------------------------------------ 112 28 494 9 833 13 052 2 673 5 592 9 855 2 613

Full-time only 46 ------------------------------------- 723 18 895 5 651 9 570 1 412 3 343 6 295 1 557

Full-time equivalent employment 54 ---------- 998 22 107 7 005 10 687 1 952 3 951 7 431 1 865

Education services:

Education 34 ---------------------------------------- 720 12 892 4 837 7 312 1 401 2 455 4 690 1 133

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 34 ------------- 720 12 892 4 837 7 312 1 401 2 455 4 690 1 133

Instructional employees only 25 ------------------ 352 9 929 3 670 4 867 1 079 1 787 3 213 807

Libraries 653 ------------------------------------------ 341 79 128 17 15 66 7

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 534 ------------------------------------- 200 44 185 7 23 75 –

Hospitals 973 ----------------------------------------- – – – – 426 390 157

Health 1 ------------------------------------------- 079 502 122 349 1 22 79 4

Transportation:

Highways 1 ----------------------------------------- 431 550 144 192 47 106 327 65

Air transportation 323 ---------------------------------- 310 2 8 – – 3 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 3 ---------------------------------- 099 1 379 403 576 101 215 352 73

Police officers only 2 ----------------------------- 394 1 135 274 451 73 150 262 49

Fire protection 1 ------------------------------------ 332 786 141 280 35 39 49 2

Firefighters only 1 -------------------------------- 191 681 138 256 33 39 42 2

Correction 600 ---------------------------------------- 228 40 157 15 36 109 15

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 325 --------------------------------- 231 9 43 5 7 25 5

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 534 752 197 269 57 61 189 9

Housing and community development 397 --------------- 216 68 77 – 7 29 –

Sewerage 646 ---------------------------------------- 345 82 109 13 27 67 3

Sanitation other than sewerage 365 --------------------- 136 65 86 27 11 28 12

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ---------------------------- 044 377 113 203 45 84 177 45

Judicial and legal 608 ---------------------------------- 267 62 104 14 38 93 30

Other government administration 1 -------------------- 152 466 116 189 55 77 208 41

Utilities 2 --------------------------------------------- 568 1 659 319 250 50 117 146 27

Water supply 986 ------------------------------------- 494 133 200 16 46 86 11

Electric power 512 ------------------------------------ 112 186 50 33 71 49 11

Gas supply 6 --------------------------------------- 1 – – – – –5

Transit 1 ------------------------------------------- 064 1 052 – – 1 – 11 –

All other and unallocable 1 ----------------------------- 615 470 162 170 62 185 329 237

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 319.2 ----------------------- 304.5 265.8 308.6 278.1 353.9 443.8 494.1

Education services:

Education 201.5 ---------------------------------------- 177.6 183.5 211.2 199.6 219.9 280.1 300.1

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 201.5 ------------- 177.6 183.5 211.2 199.6 219.9 280.1 300.1

Instructional employees only 147.2 ------------------ 136.8 139.2 140.6 153.7 160.1 191.9 213.8

Libraries 3.8 ------------------------------------------ 4.7 3.0 3.7 2.4 1.3 3.9 1.9

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3.1 ------------------------------------- 2.8 1.7 5.3 1.0 2.1 4.5 –

Hospitals 5.6 ----------------------------------------- – – – – 38.2 23.3 41.6

Health 6.3 ------------------------------------------- 6.9 4.6 10.1 .1 2.0 4.7 1.1

Transportation:

Highways 8.3 ----------------------------------------- 7.6 5.5 5.5 6.7 9.5 19.5 17.2

Air transportation 1.9 ---------------------------------- 4.3 .1 .2 – – .2 –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 18.0 ---------------------------------- 19.0 15.3 16.6 14.4 19.3 21.0 19.3

Police officers only 13.9 ----------------------------- 15.6 10.4 13.0 10.4 13.4 15.6 13.0

Fire protection 7.7 ------------------------------------ 10.8 5.3 8.1 5.0 3.5 2.9 .5

Firefighters only 6.9 -------------------------------- 9.4 5.2 7.4 4.7 3.5 2.5 .5

Correction 3.5 ---------------------------------------- 3.1 1.5 4.5 2.1 3.2 6.5 4.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.9 --------------------------------- 3.2 .3 1.2 .7 .6 1.5 1.3

Parks and recreation 8.9 ------------------------------ 10.4 7.5 7.8 8.1 5.5 11.3 2.4

Housing and community development 2.3 --------------- 3.0 2.6 2.2 – .6 1.7 –

Sewerage 3.7 ---------------------------------------- 4.8 3.1 3.1 1.9 2.4 4.0 .8

Sanitation other than sewerage 2.1 --------------------- 1.9 2.5 2.5 3.8 1.0 1.7 3.2

Government administration:

Financial administration 6.1 ---------------------------- 5.2 4.3 5.9 6.4 7.5 10.6 11.9

Judicial and legal 3.5 ---------------------------------- 3.7 2.4 3.0 2.0 3.4 5.6 7.9

Other government administration 6.7 -------------------- 6.4 4.4 5.5 7.8 6.9 12.4 10.9

Utilities 14.9 --------------------------------------------- 22.9 12.1 7.2 7.1 10.5 8.7 7.2

Water supply 5.7 ------------------------------------- 6.8 5.0 5.8 2.3 4.1 5.1 2.9

Electric power 3.0 ------------------------------------ 1.5 7.1 1.4 4.7 6.4 2.9 2.9

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – – 1.3

Transit 6.2 ------------------------------------------- 14.5 – – .1 – .7 –

All other and unallocable 9.4 ----------------------------- 6.5 6.1 4.9 8.8 16.6 19.6 62.8

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 113 ------- 875 49 474 15 273 20 946 3 736 7 558 13 713 3 174

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 70 ----------- 125 27 467 10 550 13 845 2 613 4 834 8 882 1 935

Instructional employees only 55 ----------------------- 882 22 637 8 633 10 546 2 106 3 817 6 703 1 440

All other functions 43 ----------------------------------- 749 22 007 4 723 7 101 1 123 2 725 4 830 1 239

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 191 2 381 2 326 2 022 2 215 1 997 1 957 1 781

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 302 2 400 2 448 2 179 2 292 2 235 2 189 1 870

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 090 2 365 2 175 1 878 2 113 1 778 1 763 1 707

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

VERMONT

County areas 14 ---------------------------------------- – – 1 3 6 22

1990 population (thousands) 563 -------------------------- – – 132 171 204 44 12

Employees 22 ------------------------------------------ 251 – –5 089 6 842 7 922 1 948 450

Full-time only 15 ------------------------------------- 098 – –3 897 4 743 4 969 1 242 247

Full-time equivalent employment 17 ---------- 225 – –4 319 5 398 5 790 1 418 300

Education services:

Education 13 ---------------------------------------- 091 – –3 105 4 131 4 472 1 140 243

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 13 ------------- 091 – –3 105 4 131 4 472 1 140 243

Instructional employees only 10 ------------------ 586 – –2 473 3 344 3 657 910 202

Libraries 82 ------------------------------------------ – – 38 17 25 1 1

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 4 ------------------------------------- – – 3 – – 1–

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health 27 ------------------------------------------- – – 6 14 5 2 –

Transportation:

Highways 824 ----------------------------------------- – – 147 292 293 81 11

Air transportation 19 ---------------------------------- – – 19 – – – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 716 ---------------------------------- – – 233 209 240 31 3

Police officers only 534 ----------------------------- – – 178 157 177 21 1

Fire protection 268 ------------------------------------ – – 83 110 74 – 1

Firefighters only 254 -------------------------------- – – 80 103 71 – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 5 --------------------------------- – – – 2 2 1–

Parks and recreation 135 ------------------------------ – – 44 46 39 6 –

Housing and community development 98 --------------- – – 45 34 19 – –

Sewerage 195 ---------------------------------------- – – 49 77 54 13 2

Sanitation other than sewerage 97 --------------------- – – 21 31 35 10 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 295 ---------------------------- – – 49 104 99 37 6

Judicial and legal 52 ---------------------------------- – – 18 9 21 2 2

Other government administration 354 -------------------- – – 100 116 118 18 2

Utilities 514 --------------------------------------------- – – 297 80 107 29 1

Water supply 180 ------------------------------------- – – 71 52 49 7 1

Electric power 256 ------------------------------------ – – 175 1 58 22 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 78 ------------------------------------------- – – 51 27 – – –

All other and unallocable 449 ----------------------------- – – 62 126 187 46 28

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 306.1 ----------------------- – – 327.8 315.4 283.3 323.8 255.9

Education services:

Education 232.6 ---------------------------------------- – – 235.7 241.4 218.8 260.3 207.3

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 232.6 ------------- – – 235.7 241.4 218.8 260.3 207.3

Instructional employees only 188.1 ------------------ – – 187.7 195.4 178.9 207.8 172.3

Libraries 1.5 ------------------------------------------ – – 2.9 1.0 1.2 .2 .9

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare .1 ------------------------------------- – – .2 – – .2 –

Hospitals – ----------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Health .5 ------------------------------------------- – – .5 .8 .2 .5 –

Transportation:

Highways 14.6 ----------------------------------------- – – 11.2 17.1 14.3 18.5 9.4

Air transportation .3 ---------------------------------- – – 1.4 – – – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 12.7 ---------------------------------- – – 17.7 12.2 11.7 7.1 2.6

Police officers only 9.5 ----------------------------- – – 13.5 9.2 8.7 4.8 .9

Fire protection 4.8 ------------------------------------ – – 6.3 6.4 3.6 – .9

Firefighters only 4.5 -------------------------------- – – 6.1 6.0 3.5 – –

Correction – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .1 --------------------------------- – – – .1 .1 .2 –

Parks and recreation 2.4 ------------------------------ – – 3.3 2.7 1.9 1.4 –

Housing and community development 1.7 --------------- – – 3.4 2.0 .9 – –

Sewerage 3.5 ---------------------------------------- – – 3.7 4.5 2.6 3.0 1.7

Sanitation other than sewerage 1.7 --------------------- – – 1.6 1.8 1.7 2.3 –

Government administration:

Financial administration 5.2 ---------------------------- – – 3.7 6.1 4.8 8.4 5.1

Judicial and legal .9 ---------------------------------- – – 1.4 .5 1.0 .5 1.7

Other government administration 6.3 -------------------- – – 7.6 6.8 5.8 4.1 1.7

Utilities 9.1 --------------------------------------------- – – 22.5 4.7 5.2 6.6 .9

Water supply 3.2 ------------------------------------- – – 5.4 3.0 2.4 1.6 .9

Electric power 4.5 ------------------------------------ – – 13.3 .1 2.8 5.0 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 1.4 ------------------------------------------- – – 3.9 1.6 – – –

All other and unallocable 8.0 ----------------------------- – – 4.7 7.4 9.2 10.5 23.9

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 37 ------- 885 – – 10 364 11 716 12 307 2 942 555

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 29 ----------- 010 – –7 116 9 072 9 913 2 433 477

Instructional employees only 24 ----------------------- 857 – –5 983 7 777 8 612 2 065 420

All other functions 8 ----------------------------------- 875 – –3 249 2 644 2 395 510 78

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 280 – –2 479 2 242 2 210 2 137 1 977

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 418 – –2 468 2 397 2 436 2 330 2 226

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 041 – –2 495 1 974 1 788 1 750 1 359

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

VIRGINIA

County areas 136 ---------------------------------------- 1 2 10 15 30 51 27

1990 population (thousands) 6 -------------------------- 187 819 654 1 688 982 1 039 825 181

Employees 261 ------------------------------------------ 358 36 937 30 015 76 235 37 112 40 408 33 298 7 353

Full-time only 214 ------------------------------------- 304 30 254 25 573 64 558 29 797 32 188 25 997 5 937

Full-time equivalent employment 232 ---------- 308 32 629 27 610 69 054 32 853 35 099 28 657 6 406

Education services:

Education 139 ---------------------------------------- 824 21 308 14 417 36 398 21 606 22 982 19 075 4 038

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 139 ------------- 824 21 308 14 417 36 398 21 606 22 982 19 075 4 038

Instructional employees only 97 ------------------ 189 14 309 10 067 25 317 15 138 16 192 13 347 2 819

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------ 738 361 265 938 303 379 398 94

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 8 ------------------------------------- 138 788 822 3 148 1 145 1 237 830 168

Hospitals 4 ----------------------------------------- 785 – 1 732 1 247 – 1 304 502 –

Health 3 ------------------------------------------- 588 1 020 549 1 364 248 274 102 31

Transportation:

Highways 3 ----------------------------------------- 824 236 524 1 389 334 437 705 199

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------- 397 – –1 208 130 40 18 1

Water transport and terminals 7 ---------------------- – – 7 – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 12 ---------------------------------- 922 1 318 1 670 4 440 1 692 1 683 1 653 466

Police officers only 10 ----------------------------- 289 1 001 1 333 3 746 1 347 1 337 1 217 308

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------ 683 1 108 835 2 988 819 489 402 42

Firefighters only 6 -------------------------------- 139 1 008 808 2 687 781 442 381 32

Correction 5 ---------------------------------------- 279 380 640 2 107 925 698 468 61

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 329 --------------------------------- 37 18 67 59 91 43 14

Parks and recreation 5 ------------------------------ 513 1 161 800 2 074 576 470 350 82

Housing and community development 2 --------------- 029 228 416 1 050 176 67 74 18

Sewerage 3 ---------------------------------------- 907 449 942 1 389 445 266 325 91

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 --------------------- 519 365 705 720 580 523 454 172

Government administration:

Financial administration 5 ---------------------------- 280 572 460 1 670 911 757 692 218

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------- 661 472 163 843 377 359 366 81

Other government administration 4 -------------------- 164 528 407 1 189 684 636 554 166

Utilities 5 --------------------------------------------- 503 406 943 1 796 730 947 469 212

Water supply 3 ------------------------------------- 568 406 421 1 254 557 473 276 181

Electric power 338 ------------------------------------ – – – 69 121 117 31

Gas supply 304 --------------------------------------- – – 234 21 49 – –

Transit 1 ------------------------------------------- 293 – 522 308 83 304 76 –

All other and unallocable 10 ----------------------------- 218 1 892 1 302 3 022 1 113 1 460 1 177 252

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 375.5 ----------------------- 398.6 422.0 409.2 334.6 337.8 347.2 354.7

Education services:

Education 226.0 ---------------------------------------- 260.3 220.3 215.7 220.1 221.2 231.1 223.6

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 226.0 ------------- 260.3 220.3 215.7 220.1 221.2 231.1 223.6

Instructional employees only 157.1 ------------------ 174.8 153.9 150.0 154.2 155.8 161.7 156.1

Libraries 4.4 ------------------------------------------ 4.4 4.1 5.6 3.1 3.6 4.8 5.2

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 13.2 ------------------------------------- 9.6 12.6 18.7 11.7 11.9 10.1 9.3

Hospitals 7.7 ----------------------------------------- – 26.5 7.4 – 12.6 6.1 –

Health 5.8 ------------------------------------------- 12.5 8.4 8.1 2.5 2.6 1.2 1.7

Transportation:

Highways 6.2 ----------------------------------------- 2.9 8.0 8.2 3.4 4.2 8.5 11.0

Air transportation 2.3 ---------------------------------- – – 7.2 1.3 .4 .2 .1

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 20.9 ---------------------------------- 16.1 25.5 26.3 17.2 16.2 20.0 25.8

Police officers only 16.6 ----------------------------- 12.2 20.4 22.2 13.7 12.9 14.7 17.1

Fire protection 10.8 ------------------------------------ 13.5 12.8 17.7 8.3 4.7 4.9 2.3

Firefighters only 9.9 -------------------------------- 12.3 12.3 15.9 8.0 4.3 4.6 1.8

Correction 8.5 ---------------------------------------- 4.6 9.8 12.5 9.4 6.7 5.7 3.4

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .5 --------------------------------- .5 .3 .4 .6 .9 .5 .8

Parks and recreation 8.9 ------------------------------ 14.2 12.2 12.3 5.9 4.5 4.2 4.5

Housing and community development 3.3 --------------- 2.8 6.4 6.2 1.8 .6 .9 1.0

Sewerage 6.3 ---------------------------------------- 5.5 14.4 8.2 4.5 2.6 3.9 5.0

Sanitation other than sewerage 5.7 --------------------- 4.5 10.8 4.3 5.9 5.0 5.5 9.5

Government administration:

Financial administration 8.5 ---------------------------- 7.0 7.0 9.9 9.3 7.3 8.4 12.1

Judicial and legal 4.3 ---------------------------------- 5.8 2.5 5.0 3.8 3.5 4.4 4.5

Other government administration 6.7 -------------------- 6.5 6.2 7.0 7.0 6.1 6.7 9.2

Utilities 8.9 --------------------------------------------- 5.0 14.4 10.6 7.4 9.1 5.7 11.7

Water supply 5.8 ------------------------------------- 5.0 6.4 7.4 5.7 4.6 3.3 10.0

Electric power .5 ------------------------------------ – – – .7 1.2 1.4 1.7

Gas supply .5 --------------------------------------- – – 1.4 .2 .5 – –

Transit 2.1 ------------------------------------------- – 8.0 1.8 .8 2.9 .9 –

All other and unallocable 16.5 ----------------------------- 23.1 19.9 17.9 11.3 14.1 14.3 14.0

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 511 ------- 633 81 549 61 716 165 581 68 832 67 609 54 286 12 060

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 300 ----------- 070 47 975 31 173 85 430 46 614 44 877 36 239 7 762

Instructional employees only 238 ----------------------- 500 37 078 25 293 67 007 37 465 36 398 29 027 6 231

All other functions 211 ----------------------------------- 562 33 574 30 543 80 151 22 218 22 732 18 047 4 299

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 268 2 551 2 307 2 461 2 168 1 983 1 968 1 929

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 492 2 626 2 528 2 704 2 527 2 284 2 196 2 232

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 096 2 488 2 169 2 316 1 839 1 701 1 742 1 669

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

WASHINGTON

County areas 39 ---------------------------------------- 2 2 6 8 8 67

1990 population (thousands) 4 -------------------------- 867 2 094 827 1 018 509 280 97 42

Employees 201 ------------------------------------------ 790 83 649 30 681 40 318 25 195 13 381 5 332 3 234

Full-time only 159 ------------------------------------- 558 66 426 24 649 33 203 19 442 9 876 3 726 2 236

Full-time equivalent employment 179 ---------- 062 75 085 27 640 36 413 21 931 11 133 4 280 2 580

Education services:

Education 89 ---------------------------------------- 995 33 627 14 996 21 632 10 563 5 970 2 103 1 104

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 89 ------------- 995 33 627 14 996 21 632 10 563 5 970 2 103 1 104

Instructional employees only 52 ------------------ 801 19 940 8 898 12 691 6 058 3 375 1 236 603

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------ 604 1 202 448 677 164 58 46 9

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1 ------------------------------------- 017 492 92 247 105 19 32 30

Hospitals 8 ----------------------------------------- 528 2 355 1 379 370 2 517 972 515 420

Health 3 ------------------------------------------- 231 1 696 270 386 455 235 122 67

Transportation:

Highways 6 ----------------------------------------- 116 2 328 1 042 1 097 745 484 233 187

Air transportation 1 ---------------------------------- 039 882 129 7 17 3 – 1

Water transport and terminals 1 ---------------------- 210 670 65 172 218 48 33 4

Public safety:

Police protection 9 ---------------------------------- 161 4 374 1 537 1 583 917 454 217 79

Police officers only 6 ----------------------------- 597 3 145 1 000 1 209 681 348 162 52

Fire protection 6 ------------------------------------ 003 3 229 1 059 960 425 267 61 2

Firefighters only 5 -------------------------------- 550 2 979 1 006 884 375 252 52 2

Correction 2 ---------------------------------------- 892 1 219 385 749 319 149 48 23

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 944 --------------------------------- 238 73 257 83 209 78 6

Parks and recreation 4 ------------------------------ 621 2 953 698 523 298 130 18 1

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 838 1 003 272 299 154 74 36 –

Sewerage 2 ---------------------------------------- 200 1 258 298 394 149 83 16 2

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 478 734 335 147 160 67 27 8

Government administration:

Financial administration 3 ---------------------------- 770 1 488 485 830 479 280 140 68

Judicial and legal 4 ---------------------------------- 291 2 040 690 823 360 219 101 58

Other government administration 4 -------------------- 079 2 093 566 794 290 192 106 38

Utilities 17 --------------------------------------------- 030 8 727 2 230 3 141 2 073 565 186 108

Water supply 2 ------------------------------------- 489 1 196 510 398 230 102 51 2

Electric power 7 ------------------------------------ 971 2 529 913 2 281 1 652 397 93 106

Gas supply 17 --------------------------------------- 10 – – – 7 – –

Transit 6 ------------------------------------------- 553 4 992 807 462 191 59 42 –

All other and unallocable 7 ----------------------------- 015 2 477 591 1 325 1 440 655 162 365

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 367.9 ----------------------- 358.7 334.2 357.6 431.0 397.2 441.8 614.8

Education services:

Education 184.9 ---------------------------------------- 160.6 181.3 212.5 207.6 213.0 217.1 263.1

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 184.9 ------------- 160.6 181.3 212.5 207.6 213.0 217.1 263.1

Instructional employees only 108.5 ------------------ 95.2 107.6 124.6 119.0 120.4 127.6 143.7

Libraries 5.4 ------------------------------------------ 5.7 5.4 6.6 3.2 2.1 4.7 2.1

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2.1 ------------------------------------- 2.4 1.1 2.4 2.1 .7 3.3 7.1

Hospitals 17.5 ----------------------------------------- 11.2 16.7 3.6 49.5 34.7 53.2 100.1

Health 6.6 ------------------------------------------- 8.1 3.3 3.8 8.9 8.4 12.6 16.0

Transportation:

Highways 12.6 ----------------------------------------- 11.1 12.6 10.8 14.6 17.3 24.0 44.6

Air transportation 2.1 ---------------------------------- 4.2 1.6 .1 .3 .1 – .2

Water transport and terminals 2.5 ---------------------- 3.2 .8 1.7 4.3 1.7 3.4 1.0

Public safety:

Police protection 18.8 ---------------------------------- 20.9 18.6 15.5 18.0 16.2 22.4 18.8

Police officers only 13.6 ----------------------------- 15.0 12.1 11.9 13.4 12.4 16.7 12.4

Fire protection 12.3 ------------------------------------ 15.4 12.8 9.4 8.4 9.5 6.3 .5

Firefighters only 11.4 -------------------------------- 14.2 12.2 8.7 7.4 9.0 5.4 .5

Correction 5.9 ---------------------------------------- 5.8 4.7 7.4 6.3 5.3 5.0 5.5

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.9 --------------------------------- 1.1 .9 2.5 1.6 7.5 8.1 1.4

Parks and recreation 9.5 ------------------------------ 14.1 8.4 5.1 5.9 4.6 1.9 .2

Housing and community development 3.8 --------------- 4.8 3.3 2.9 3.0 2.6 3.7 –

Sewerage 4.5 ---------------------------------------- 6.0 3.6 3.9 2.9 3.0 1.7 .5

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.0 --------------------- 3.5 4.1 1.4 3.1 2.4 2.8 1.9

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.7 ---------------------------- 7.1 5.9 8.2 9.4 10.0 14.4 16.2

Judicial and legal 8.8 ---------------------------------- 9.7 8.3 8.1 7.1 7.8 10.4 13.8

Other government administration 8.4 -------------------- 10.0 6.8 7.8 5.7 6.9 10.9 9.1

Utilities 35.0 --------------------------------------------- 41.7 27.0 30.8 40.7 20.2 19.2 25.7

Water supply 5.1 ------------------------------------- 5.7 6.2 3.9 4.5 3.6 5.3 .5

Electric power 16.4 ------------------------------------ 12.1 11.0 22.4 32.5 14.2 9.6 25.3

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – .2 – –

Transit 13.5 ------------------------------------------- 23.8 9.8 4.5 3.8 2.1 4.3 –

All other and unallocable 14.4 ----------------------------- 11.8 7.1 13.0 28.3 23.4 16.7 87.0

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 473 ------- 205 213 006 72 397 92 934 53 977 25 459 10 017 5 415

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 220 ----------- 883 84 715 37 456 52 309 25 023 13 845 5 023 2 512

Instructional employees only 165 ----------------------- 592 62 484 28 365 39 701 18 912 10 417 3 859 1 855

All other functions 252 ----------------------------------- 323 128 291 34 941 40 625 28 954 11 615 4 994 2 903

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 729 2 916 2 716 2 646 2 540 2 377 2 429 2 208

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 160 3 158 3 216 3 153 3 138 3 109 3 142 3 121

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 531 2 821 2 457 2 356 2 283 2 029 2 093 1 898

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Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

WEST VIRGINIA

County areas 55 ---------------------------------------- – – 1 9 19 16 10

1990 population (thousands) 1 -------------------------- 793 – – 208 638 631 237 80

Employees 62 ------------------------------------------ 985 – –7 578 22 535 20 979 8 869 3 024

Full-time only 54 ------------------------------------- 022 – –6 106 19 536 18 232 7 635 2 513

Full-time equivalent employment 57 ---------- 586 – –6 794 21 054 19 095 8 007 2 636

Education services:

Education 39 ---------------------------------------- 208 – –4 234 12 271 14 920 5 733 2 050

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 39 ------------- 208 – –4 234 12 271 14 920 5 733 2 050

Instructional employees only 26 ------------------ 688 – –2 909 8 209 10 322 3 908 1 340

Libraries 279 ------------------------------------------ – – 108 146 22 3 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ------------------------------------- – – – 2 – –1

Hospitals 3 ----------------------------------------- 363 – – –2 359 106 813 85

Health 998 ------------------------------------------- – – 193 419 236 97 53

Transportation:

Highways 848 ----------------------------------------- – – 209 374 204 50 11

Air transportation 158 ---------------------------------- – – 49 107 2 – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 2 ---------------------------------- 050 – – 327 934 600 157 32

Police officers only 1 ----------------------------- 699 – – 281 769 504 118 27

Fire protection 930 ------------------------------------ – – 195 581 102 51 1

Firefighters only 883 -------------------------------- – – 191 543 97 51 1

Correction 593 ---------------------------------------- – – 82 201 205 81 24

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 74 --------------------------------- – – 1 26 23 19 5

Parks and recreation 1 ------------------------------ 042 – – 284 684 50 15 9

Housing and community development 510 --------------- – – 149 209 117 34 1

Sewerage 683 ---------------------------------------- – – 73 356 204 47 3

Sanitation other than sewerage 626 --------------------- – – 136 241 179 54 16

Government administration:

Financial administration 1 ---------------------------- 415 – – 174 453 508 197 83

Judicial and legal 654 ---------------------------------- – – 88 201 219 107 39

Other government administration 921 -------------------- – – 80 348 298 155 40

Utilities 1 --------------------------------------------- 471 – – 186 698 415 143 29

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 077 – – 40 489 402 117 29

Electric power 10 ------------------------------------ – – – – – 10 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 384 ------------------------------------------- – – 146 209 13 16 –

All other and unallocable 1 ----------------------------- 760 – – 226 444 685 251 154

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 321.1 ----------------------- – – 327.2 330.1 302.7 337.4 330.1

Education services:

Education 218.6 ---------------------------------------- – – 203.9 192.4 236.5 241.6 256.7

Higher education – ------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Instructional employees only – ------------------ – – – – – ––

Elementary and secondary education 218.6 ------------- – – 203.9 192.4 236.5 241.6 256.7

Instructional employees only 148.8 ------------------ – – 140.1 128.7 163.6 164.7 167.8

Libraries 1.6 ------------------------------------------ – – 5.2 2.3 .3 .1 –

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare – ------------------------------------- – – – – – – .1

Hospitals 18.8 ----------------------------------------- – – – 37.0 1.7 34.3 10.6

Health 5.6 ------------------------------------------- – – 9.3 6.6 3.7 4.1 6.6

Transportation:

Highways 4.7 ----------------------------------------- – – 10.1 5.9 3.2 2.1 1.4

Air transportation .9 ---------------------------------- – – 2.4 1.7 – – –

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 11.4 ---------------------------------- – – 15.8 14.6 9.5 6.6 4.0

Police officers only 9.5 ----------------------------- – – 13.5 12.1 8.0 5.0 3.4

Fire protection 5.2 ------------------------------------ – – 9.4 9.1 1.6 2.1 .1

Firefighters only 4.9 -------------------------------- – – 9.2 8.5 1.5 2.1 .1

Correction 3.3 ---------------------------------------- – – 3.9 3.2 3.2 3.4 3.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources .4 --------------------------------- – – – .4 .4 .8 .6

Parks and recreation 5.8 ------------------------------ – – 13.7 10.7 .8 .6 1.1

Housing and community development 2.8 --------------- – – 7.2 3.3 1.9 1.4 .1

Sewerage 3.8 ---------------------------------------- – – 3.5 5.6 3.2 2.0 .4

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.5 --------------------- – – 6.6 3.8 2.8 2.3 2.0

Government administration:

Financial administration 7.9 ---------------------------- – – 8.4 7.1 8.1 8.3 10.4

Judicial and legal 3.6 ---------------------------------- – – 4.2 3.2 3.5 4.5 4.9

Other government administration 5.1 -------------------- – – 3.9 5.5 4.7 6.5 5.0

Utilities 8.2 --------------------------------------------- – – 9.0 10.9 6.6 6.0 3.6

Water supply 6.0 ------------------------------------- – – 1.9 7.7 6.4 4.9 3.6

Electric power .1 ------------------------------------ – – – – – .4 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 2.1 ------------------------------------------- – – 7.0 3.3 .2 .7 –

All other and unallocable 9.8 ----------------------------- – – 10.9 7.0 10.9 10.6 19.3

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 116 ------- 297 – – 14 084 43 788 37 825 15 455 5 145

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 86 ----------- 051 – –9 419 28 429 31 714 12 165 4 325

Instructional employees only 66 ----------------------- 423 – –7 331 22 045 24 552 9 263 3 232

All other functions 30 ----------------------------------- 245 – –4 665 15 359 6 111 3 290 820

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 057 – –2 154 2 127 2 008 1 947 1 972

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 517 – –2 575 2 723 2 405 2 374 2 424

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 638 – –1 821 1 719 1 526 1 519 1 481

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

WISCONSIN

County areas 72 ---------------------------------------- 1 2 8 13 21 22 5

1990 population (thousands) 4 -------------------------- 892 959 672 1 137 979 749 365 31

Employees 229 ------------------------------------------ 476 44 903 29 380 50 201 44 517 38 860 19 630 1 985

Full-time only 158 ------------------------------------- 988 36 138 19 814 35 704 29 075 24 679 12 314 1 264

Full-time equivalent employment 184 ---------- 273 40 793 23 224 41 202 34 192 29 117 14 286 1 459

Education services:

Education 101 ---------------------------------------- 937 18 417 14 626 23 516 19 358 16 948 8 172 900

Higher education 5 ------------------------------- 410 – 1 587 1 815 1 650 358 – –

Instructional employees only 2 ------------------ 715 – 775 861 886 193 – –

Elementary and secondary education 96 ------------- 527 18 417 13 039 21 701 17 708 16 590 8 172 900

Instructional employees only 74 ------------------ 285 14 111 10 286 17 272 13 667 12 282 6 007 660

Libraries 2 ------------------------------------------ 242 510 337 638 448 234 74 1

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 12 ------------------------------------- 504 1 523 1 004 2 858 3 292 2 612 1 130 85

Hospitals 7 ----------------------------------------- 088 3 681 68 1 499 638 965 237 –

Health 3 ------------------------------------------- 347 800 167 587 786 649 323 35

Transportation:

Highways 7 ----------------------------------------- 529 1 182 752 1 391 1 774 1 533 830 67

Air transportation 314 ---------------------------------- 158 48 66 26 11 5 –

Water transport and terminals 28 ---------------------- 25 – 2 – – 1 –

Public safety:

Police protection 11 ---------------------------------- 749 3 604 1 555 2 869 1 963 1 139 592 27

Police officers only 9 ----------------------------- 172 2 916 1 158 2 148 1 531 917 477 25

Fire protection 4 ------------------------------------ 129 1 606 495 1 227 558 203 40 –

Firefighters only 3 -------------------------------- 890 1 443 474 1 189 550 198 36 –

Correction 1 ---------------------------------------- 944 565 213 475 381 205 102 3

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 932 --------------------------------- 239 65 102 219 202 99 6

Parks and recreation 3 ------------------------------ 484 1 437 635 735 457 166 54 –

Housing and community development 1 --------------- 290 409 85 280 168 151 164 33

Sewerage 2 ---------------------------------------- 022 788 239 465 318 144 67 1

Sanitation other than sewerage 1 --------------------- 794 580 261 597 145 160 50 1

Government administration:

Financial administration 2 ---------------------------- 227 521 264 575 404 273 183 7

Judicial and legal 2 ---------------------------------- 779 604 469 603 523 372 198 10

Other government administration 3 -------------------- 411 709 514 745 693 464 271 15

Utilities 4 --------------------------------------------- 387 1 924 615 929 601 226 91 1

Water supply 1 ------------------------------------- 654 542 197 452 278 138 46 1

Electric power 484 ------------------------------------ – 78 105 177 79 45 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 2 ------------------------------------------- 249 1 382 340 372 146 9 – –

All other and unallocable 9 ----------------------------- 136 1 511 812 1 043 1 440 2 460 1 603 267

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 376.7 ----------------------- 425.2 345.7 362.2 349.4 388.5 391.9 478.1

Education services:

Education 208.4 ---------------------------------------- 192.0 217.7 206.7 197.8 226.1 224.2 294.9

Higher education 11.1 ------------------------------- – 23.6 16.0 16.9 4.8 – –

Instructional employees only 5.6 ------------------ – 11.5 7.6 9.1 2.6 – –

Elementary and secondary education 197.3 ------------- 192.0 194.1 190.8 180.9 221.4 224.2 294.9

Instructional employees only 151.9 ------------------ 147.1 153.1 151.9 139.6 163.9 164.8 216.3

Libraries 4.6 ------------------------------------------ 5.3 5.0 5.6 4.6 3.1 2.0 .3

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 25.6 ------------------------------------- 15.9 14.9 25.1 33.6 34.9 31.0 27.9

Hospitals 14.5 ----------------------------------------- 38.4 1.0 13.2 6.5 12.9 6.5 –

Health 6.8 ------------------------------------------- 8.3 2.5 5.2 8.0 8.7 8.9 11.5

Transportation:

Highways 15.4 ----------------------------------------- 12.3 11.2 12.2 18.1 20.5 22.8 22.0

Air transportation .6 ---------------------------------- 1.6 .7 .6 .3 .1 .1 –

Water transport and terminals .1 ---------------------- .3 – – – – – –

Public safety:

Police protection 24.0 ---------------------------------- 37.6 23.1 25.2 20.1 15.2 16.2 8.8

Police officers only 18.7 ----------------------------- 30.4 17.2 18.9 15.6 12.2 13.1 8.2

Fire protection 8.4 ------------------------------------ 16.7 7.4 10.8 5.7 2.7 1.1 –

Firefighters only 8.0 -------------------------------- 15.0 7.1 10.5 5.6 2.6 1.0 –

Correction 4.0 ---------------------------------------- 5.9 3.2 4.2 3.9 2.7 2.8 1.0

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 1.9 --------------------------------- 2.5 1.0 .9 2.2 2.7 2.7 2.0

Parks and recreation 7.1 ------------------------------ 15.0 9.5 6.5 4.7 2.2 1.5 –

Housing and community development 2.6 --------------- 4.3 1.3 2.5 1.7 2.0 4.5 10.8

Sewerage 4.1 ---------------------------------------- 8.2 3.6 4.1 3.2 1.9 1.8 .3

Sanitation other than sewerage 3.7 --------------------- 6.0 3.9 5.2 1.5 2.1 1.4 .3

Government administration:

Financial administration 4.6 ---------------------------- 5.4 3.9 5.1 4.1 3.6 5.0 2.3

Judicial and legal 5.7 ---------------------------------- 6.3 7.0 5.3 5.3 5.0 5.4 3.3

Other government administration 7.0 -------------------- 7.4 7.7 6.5 7.1 6.2 7.4 4.9

Utilities 9.0 --------------------------------------------- 20.1 9.2 8.2 6.1 3.0 2.5 .3

Water supply 3.4 ------------------------------------- 5.7 2.9 4.0 2.8 1.8 1.3 .3

Electric power 1.0 ------------------------------------ – 1.2 .9 1.8 1.1 1.2 –

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 4.6 ------------------------------------------- 14.4 5.1 3.3 1.5 .1 – –

All other and unallocable 18.7 ----------------------------- 15.8 12.1 9.2 14.7 32.8 44.0 87.5

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 457 ------- 384 112 135 62 224 105 067 83 325 62 492 29 051 3 090

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 267 ----------- 869 53 940 40 432 62 941 50 632 39 677 18 143 2 104

Instructional employees only 220 ----------------------- 098 44 685 32 830 52 506 41 441 32 142 14 760 1 734

All other functions 189 ----------------------------------- 516 58 195 21 792 42 126 32 694 22 815 10 908 986

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 632 2 932 2 851 2 690 2 578 2 270 2 128 2 217

Instructional employees 3 ------------------------------- 022 3 585 3 143 3 008 2 972 2 680 2 538 2 713

All other employees 2 ---------------------------------- 341 2 625 2 580 2 423 2 259 1 919 1 791 1 762

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Table 15. Local Government Employment and Payrolls by Population-Size Group of County

Areas and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Population-size groups

All areas

500,000 or

more

250,000 to

499,999

100,000 to

249,999

50,000 to

99,999

25,000 to

49,999

10,000 to

24,999

Less than

10,000

WYOMING

County areas 23 ---------------------------------------- – – – 2 4 98

1990 population (thousands) 454 -------------------------- – – – 134 133 140 47

Employees 31 ------------------------------------------ 113 – – –8 184 8 846 10 689 3 394

Full-time only 21 ------------------------------------- 920 – – –5 704 6 529 7 255 2 432

Full-time equivalent employment 25 ---------- 410 – – –6 738 7 502 8 425 2 745

Education services:

Education 15 ---------------------------------------- 528 – – –4 381 4 535 4 991 1 621

Higher education 1 ------------------------------- 590 – – – 786 180 624 –

Instructional employees only 643 ------------------ – – – 337 60 246 –

Elementary and secondary education 13 ------------- 938 – – –3 595 4 355 4 367 1 621

Instructional employees only 9 ------------------ 834 – – –2 594 3 066 3 041 1 133

Libraries 260 ------------------------------------------ – – – 49 135 39 37

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 56 ------------------------------------- – – – 34 13 9 –

Hospitals 3 ----------------------------------------- 136 – – – 404 1 101 1 332 299

Health 181 ------------------------------------------- – – – 58 41 63 19

Transportation:

Highways 748 ----------------------------------------- – – – 167 196 274 111

Air transportation 75 ---------------------------------- – – – 41 23 6 5

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 1 ---------------------------------- 263 – – – 318 347 451 147

Police officers only 877 ----------------------------- – – – 236 243 287 111

Fire protection 355 ------------------------------------ – – – 182 109 56 8

Firefighters only 340 -------------------------------- – – – 178 106 50 6

Correction 255 ---------------------------------------- – – – 100 70 44 41

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 202 --------------------------------- – – – 28 51 96 27

Parks and recreation 487 ------------------------------ – – – 159 219 90 19

Housing and community development 36 --------------- – – – 28 3 4 1

Sewerage 194 ---------------------------------------- – – – 72 57 47 18

Sanitation other than sewerage 251 --------------------- – – – 80 71 69 31

Government administration:

Financial administration 465 ---------------------------- – – – 91 122 182 70

Judicial and legal 302 ---------------------------------- – – – 67 73 104 58

Other government administration 403 -------------------- – – – 126 74 137 66

Utilities 378 --------------------------------------------- – – – 146 80 117 35

Water supply 326 ------------------------------------- – – – 145 69 90 22

Electric power 47 ------------------------------------ – – – 1 11 22 13

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit 5 ------------------------------------------- – – – – – 5–

All other and unallocable 835 ----------------------------- – – – 207 182 314 132

Full-time equivalent employment per

10,000 population 560.2 ----------------------- – – – 501.5 565.5 602.1 588.5

Education services:

Education 342.3 ---------------------------------------- – – – 326.0 341.9 356.7 347.5

Higher education 35.1 ------------------------------- – – – 58.5 13.6 44.6 –

Instructional employees only 14.2 ------------------ – – – 25.1 4.5 17.6 –

Elementary and secondary education 307.3 ------------- – – – 267.5 328.3 312.1 347.5

Instructional employees only 216.8 ------------------ – – – 193.1 231.1 217.3 242.9

Libraries 5.7 ------------------------------------------ – – – 3.6 10.2 2.8 7.9

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 1.2 ------------------------------------- – – – 2.5 1.0 .6 –

Hospitals 69.1 ----------------------------------------- – – – 30.1 83.0 95.2 64.1

Health 4.0 ------------------------------------------- – – – 4.3 3.1 4.5 4.1

Transportation:

Highways 16.5 ----------------------------------------- – – – 12.4 14.8 19.6 23.8

Air transportation 1.7 ---------------------------------- – – – 3.1 1.7 .4 1.1

Water transport and terminals – ---------------------- – – – – – ––

Public safety:

Police protection 27.8 ---------------------------------- – – – 23.7 26.2 32.2 31.5

Police officers only 19.3 ----------------------------- – – – 17.6 18.3 20.5 23.8

Fire protection 7.8 ------------------------------------ – – – 13.5 8.2 4.0 1.7

Firefighters only 7.5 -------------------------------- – – – 13.2 8.0 3.6 1.3

Correction 5.6 ---------------------------------------- – – – 7.4 5.3 3.1 8.8

Environment and housing:

Natural resources 4.5 --------------------------------- – – – 2.1 3.8 6.9 5.8

Parks and recreation 10.7 ------------------------------ – – – 11.8 16.5 6.4 4.1

Housing and community development .8 --------------- – – – 2.1 .2 .3 .2

Sewerage 4.3 ---------------------------------------- – – – 5.4 4.3 3.4 3.9

Sanitation other than sewerage 5.5 --------------------- – – – 6.0 5.4 4.9 6.6

Government administration:

Financial administration 10.3 ---------------------------- – – – 6.8 9.2 13.0 15.0

Judicial and legal 6.7 ---------------------------------- – – – 5.0 5.5 7.4 12.4

Other government administration 8.9 -------------------- – – – 9.4 5.6 9.8 14.2

Utilities 8.3 --------------------------------------------- – – – 10.9 6.0 8.4 7.5

Water supply 7.2 ------------------------------------- – – – 10.8 5.2 6.4 4.7

Electric power 1.0 ------------------------------------ – – – .1 .8 1.6 2.8

Gas supply – --------------------------------------- – – – – – ––

Transit .1 ------------------------------------------- – – – – – .4 –

All other and unallocable 18.4 ----------------------------- – – – 15.4 13.7 22.4 28.3

October payrolls (thousand dollars) 53 ------- 081 – – – 14 100 16 258 17 498 5 224

Elementary, secondary, and higher education 33 ----------- 311 – – –9 374 9 763 10 816 3 359

Instructional employees only 25 ----------------------- 171 – – –7 180 7 415 8 025 2 552

All other functions 19 ----------------------------------- 769 – – –4 726 6 495 6 682 1 866

Average October earnings, full-time

employees (dollars) 2 --------------------- 198 – – –2 232 2 278 2 179 1 962

Instructional employees 2 ------------------------------- 510 – – –2 588 2 487 2 531 2 326

All other employees 1 ---------------------------------- 966 – – –1 956 2 119 1 931 1 690

1The five boroughs (counties) of Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, and Richmond are all included as one county area for New York City.

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Table 16. Special District Government Employment and Payrolls by Employment-Size Group

and State: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and employment-size group

Employment

Special districts

Total (full-time and

part-time) Full-time equivalent

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

United States 31 -------------------------------------------- 555 648 341 561 254 1 414 241 2 603

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 --------------------- 273 498 788 460 907 1 214 116 2 700

25 to 49 full-time employees 875 ------------------------ 42 971 35 499 76 254 2 268

10 to 24 full-time employees 1 ------------------------ 746 38 433 30 814 62 896 2 169

1 to 9 full-time employees 8 -------------------------- 065 46 793 31 618 56 941 1 898

No full-time employees 19 ----------------------------- 596 21 356 2 416 4 034 –

Alabama --------------------------------------------------------- 487 26 202 22 823 43 381 1 898

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 58 -------------------------------- 22 198 20 585 39 397 1 909

25 to 49 full-time employees 28 ---------------------------------- 1 142 1 035 1 882 1 833

10 to 24 full-time employees 30 ---------------------------------- 507 494 925 1 884

1 to 9 full-time employees 188 ------------------------------------ 2 280 672 1 139 1 705

No full-time employees 183 --------------------------------------- 75 37 38 –

Alaska----------------------------------------------------------- 14 302 268 804 3 080

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 -------------------------------- 63 63 183 2 911

25 to 49 full-time employees 1 ---------------------------------- 25 25 71 2 842

10 to 24 full-time employees 6 ---------------------------------- 177 150 461 3 240

1 to 9 full-time employees 4 ------------------------------------ 37 30 89 3 032

No full-time employees 2 --------------------------------------- ––– –

Arizona ---------------------------------------------------------- 261 7 146 6 663 24 112 3 670

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 5 -------------------------------- 5 715 5 667 21 788 3 874

25 to 49 full-time employees 12 ---------------------------------- 500 448 1 120 2 531

10 to 24 full-time employees 16 ---------------------------------- 340 272 668 2 483

1 to 9 full-time employees 63 ------------------------------------ 393 250 495 2 056

No full-time employees 165 --------------------------------------- 198 26 41 –

Arkansas -------------------------------------------------------- 561 1 647 1 384 2 055 1 514

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 5 -------------------------------- 479 456 710 1 588

25 to 49 full-time employees 3 ---------------------------------- 98 97 142 1 477

10 to 24 full-time employees 21 ---------------------------------- 371 338 532 1 582

1 to 9 full-time employees 112 ------------------------------------ 508 436 595 1 383

No full-time employees 420 --------------------------------------- 191 57 77 –

California -------------------------------------------------------- 2 797 101 745 90 720 294 175 3 347

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 203 -------------------------------- 83 751 76 815 257 066 3 440

25 to 49 full-time employees 139 ---------------------------------- 6 457 5 515 15 697 2 944

10 to 24 full-time employees 257 ---------------------------------- 5 855 4 654 12 665 2 934

1 to 9 full-time employees 823 ------------------------------------ 4 761 3 559 8 303 2 465

No full-time employees 1 --------------------------------------- 375 921 177 444 –

Colorado -------------------------------------------------------- 1 252 13 052 10 049 23 066 2 458

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 27 -------------------------------- 8 876 7 443 17 722 2 575

25 to 49 full-time employees 18 ---------------------------------- 797 696 1 529 2 251

10 to 24 full-time employees 48 ---------------------------------- 1 013 772 1 649 2 217

1 to 9 full-time employees 284 ------------------------------------ 1 602 1 057 1 987 1 995

No full-time employees 875 --------------------------------------- 764 81 179 –

Connecticut------------------------------------------------------ 368 3 319 3 016 8 464 2 896

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 10 -------------------------------- 1 876 1 839 5 450 3 013

25 to 49 full-time employees 11 ---------------------------------- 413 405 1 138 2 834

10 to 24 full-time employees 26 ---------------------------------- 546 490 1 250 2 686

1 to 9 full-time employees 68 ------------------------------------ 333 250 571 2 459

No full-time employees 253 --------------------------------------- 151 32 54 –

Delaware -------------------------------------------------------- 196 597 562 1 326 2 409

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 2 -------------------------------- 573 552 1 305 2 409

25 to 49 full-time employees – ---------------------------------- ––– –

10 to 24 full-time employees – ---------------------------------- ––– –

1 to 9 full-time employees 3 ------------------------------------ 13 10 21 2 374

No full-time employees 191 --------------------------------------- 11 – – –

District of Columbia ---------------------------------------------- 1 8 416 8 313 33 148 4 013

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 -------------------------------- 8 416 8 313 33 148 4 013

25 to 49 full-time employees – ---------------------------------- ––– –

10 to 24 full-time employees – ---------------------------------- ––– –

1 to 9 full-time employees – ------------------------------------ ––– –

No full-time employees – --------------------------------------- ––– –

Florida----------------------------------------------------------- 462 37 527 35 088 86 179 2 468

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 65 -------------------------------- 34 534 32 384 80 544 2 501

25 to 49 full-time employees 34 ---------------------------------- 1 326 1 263 2 685 2 131

10 to 24 full-time employees 57 ---------------------------------- 939 871 1 819 2 108

1 to 9 full-time employees 130 ------------------------------------ 652 555 1 100 2 018

No full-time employees 176 --------------------------------------- 76 15 31 –

Georgia---------------------------------------------------------- 421 58 603 54 182 114 633 2 146

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 96 -------------------------------- 56 702 52 552 111 848 2 159

25 to 49 full-time employees 16 ---------------------------------- 751 649 1 154 1 749

10 to 24 full-time employees 30 ---------------------------------- 501 460 747 1 675

1 to 9 full-time employees 110 ------------------------------------ 552 494 843 1 739

No full-time employees 169 --------------------------------------- 97 27 42 –

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and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and employment-size group

Employment

Special districts

Total (full-time and

part-time) Full-time equivalent

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

Special districts withmCon.

Hawaii ----------------------------------------------------------- 16 12 5 9 2 083

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees – -------------------------------- ––– –

25 to 49 full-time employees – ---------------------------------- ––– –

10 to 24 full-time employees – ---------------------------------- ––– –

1 to 9 full-time employees 1 ------------------------------------ 1 1 22 083

No full-time employees 15 --------------------------------------- 11 4 7 –

Idaho------------------------------------------------------------ 728 4 319 3 002 5 412 1 791

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 6 -------------------------------- 1 646 1 471 2 763 1 815

25 to 49 full-time employees 11 ---------------------------------- 520 440 806 1 852

10 to 24 full-time employees 27 ---------------------------------- 516 441 797 1 862

1 to 9 full-time employees 188 ------------------------------------ 1 003 579 928 1 638

No full-time employees 496 --------------------------------------- 634 71 118 –

Illinois ----------------------------------------------------------- 2 920 67 555 49 902 119 559 2 592

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 91 -------------------------------- 44 170 39 479 100 687 2 675

25 to 49 full-time employees 69 ---------------------------------- 6 062 3 586 7 075 2 355

10 to 24 full-time employees 147 ---------------------------------- 6 164 3 460 6 235 2 143

1 to 9 full-time employees 627 ------------------------------------ 5 580 2 987 5 022 1 895

No full-time employees 1 --------------------------------------- 986 5 579 390 539 –

Indiana ---------------------------------------------------------- 939 8 076 6 277 11 242 1 957

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 20 -------------------------------- 4 124 3 525 7 174 2 164

25 to 49 full-time employees 18 ---------------------------------- 957 763 1 322 1 856

10 to 24 full-time employees 42 ---------------------------------- 1 041 805 1 172 1 603

1 to 9 full-time employees 261 ------------------------------------ 1 736 1 139 1 511 1 482

No full-time employees 598 --------------------------------------- 218 45 63 –

Iowa------------------------------------------------------------- 388 749 540 1 025 2 000

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 -------------------------------- 189 175 349 2 136

25 to 49 full-time employees 2 ---------------------------------- 88 79 174 2 227

10 to 24 full-time employees 5 ---------------------------------- 77 77 133 1 758

1 to 9 full-time employees 56 ------------------------------------ 252 202 353 1 880

No full-time employees 324 --------------------------------------- 143 7 16 –

Kansas ---------------------------------------------------------- 1 482 9 490 8 185 24 154 3 071

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 15 -------------------------------- 6 914 6 663 21 916 3 345

25 to 49 full-time employees 11 ---------------------------------- 617 492 712 1 534

10 to 24 full-time employees 15 ---------------------------------- 461 366 531 1 504

1 to 9 full-time employees 270 ------------------------------------ 741 563 804 1 447

No full-time employees 1 --------------------------------------- 171 757 101 190 –

Kentucky -------------------------------------------------------- 590 5 449 4 708 8 996 2 002

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 11 -------------------------------- 2 845 2 740 6 295 2 362

25 to 49 full-time employees 9 ---------------------------------- 355 313 503 1 657

10 to 24 full-time employees 26 ---------------------------------- 483 413 598 1 540

1 to 9 full-time employees 292 ------------------------------------ 1 550 1 183 1 530 1 323

No full-time employees 252 --------------------------------------- 216 59 69 –

Louisiana -------------------------------------------------------- 30 331 314 690 2 219

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 2 -------------------------------- 186 184 437 2 383

25 to 49 full-time employees – ---------------------------------- ––– –

10 to 24 full-time employees 6 ---------------------------------- 100 98 190 1 956

1 to 9 full-time employees 9 ------------------------------------ 43 32 62 2 051

No full-time employees 13 --------------------------------------- 2–– –

Maine------------------------------------------------------------ 199 2 160 1 860 3 946 2 184

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 6 -------------------------------- 869 800 1 834 2 390

25 to 49 full-time employees 7 ---------------------------------- 248 239 475 2 070

10 to 24 full-time employees 27 ---------------------------------- 471 423 861 2 050

1 to 9 full-time employees 101 ------------------------------------ 499 393 759 1 997

No full-time employees 58 --------------------------------------- 73 5 18 –

Maryland -------------------------------------------------------- 223 4 110 4 024 10 729 2 696

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 5 -------------------------------- 3 740 3 678 9 961 2 734

25 to 49 full-time employees 2 ---------------------------------- 80 80 193 2 414

10 to 24 full-time employees 10 ---------------------------------- 153 144 306 2 157

1 to 9 full-time employees 29 ------------------------------------ 133 120 265 2 311

No full-time employees 177 --------------------------------------- 424 –

Massachusetts --------------------------------------------------- 396 12 074 11 021 34 854 3 221

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 17 -------------------------------- 9 414 9 180 30 604 3 381

25 to 49 full-time employees 12 ---------------------------------- 501 422 994 2 400

10 to 24 full-time employees 36 ---------------------------------- 715 594 1 438 2 461

1 to 9 full-time employees 175 ------------------------------------ 1 089 771 1 707 2 296

No full-time employees 156 --------------------------------------- 355 54 111 –

Michigan--------------------------------------------------------- 277 6 301 5 081 12 359 2 596

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 19 -------------------------------- 4 320 3 641 9 559 2 777

25 to 49 full-time employees 15 ---------------------------------- 773 631 1 315 2 283

10 to 24 full-time employees 17 ---------------------------------- 325 283 604 2 246

1 to 9 full-time employees 147 ------------------------------------ 781 507 849 1 824

No full-time employees 79 --------------------------------------- 102 19 32 –

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Table 16. Special District Government Employment and Payrolls by Employment-Size Group

and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and employment-size group

Employment

Special districts

Total (full-time and

part-time) Full-time equivalent

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

Special districts withmCon.

Minnesota ------------------------------------------------------- 377 12 383 10 335 27 188 2 747

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 24 -------------------------------- 10 168 8 786 23 980 2 840

25 to 49 full-time employees 12 ---------------------------------- 785 576 1 219 2 401

10 to 24 full-time employees 16 ---------------------------------- 264 243 540 2 291

1 to 9 full-time employees 191 ------------------------------------ 994 685 1 369 2 093

No full-time employees 134 --------------------------------------- 172 45 80 –

Mississippi------------------------------------------------------- 320 5 487 3 352 2 683 783

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 10 -------------------------------- 2 597 2 587 1 391 535

25 to 49 full-time employees 7 ---------------------------------- 289 270 441 1 620

10 to 24 full-time employees 16 ---------------------------------- 257 237 367 1 551

1 to 9 full-time employees 81 ------------------------------------ 290 252 468 1 888

No full-time employees 206 --------------------------------------- 2 054 6 16 –

Missouri --------------------------------------------------------- 1 386 17 846 15 008 29 149 2 032

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 48 -------------------------------- 11 430 10 323 21 799 2 175

25 to 49 full-time employees 33 ---------------------------------- 1 767 1 504 2 534 1 834

10 to 24 full-time employees 74 ---------------------------------- 1 583 1 296 2 226 1 825

1 to 9 full-time employees 446 ------------------------------------ 2 441 1 791 2 451 1 443

No full-time employees 785 --------------------------------------- 625 94 139 –

Montana --------------------------------------------------------- 556 1 761 1 293 2 136 1 696

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 4 -------------------------------- 386 318 565 1 830

25 to 49 full-time employees 9 ---------------------------------- 502 432 613 1 479

10 to 24 full-time employees 15 ---------------------------------- 303 262 485 1 911

1 to 9 full-time employees 102 ------------------------------------ 327 250 414 1 669

No full-time employees 426 --------------------------------------- 243 31 59 –

Nebraska -------------------------------------------------------- 1 047 10 068 9 107 23 922 2 686

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 18 -------------------------------- 7 786 7 573 21 110 2 825

25 to 49 full-time employees 14 ---------------------------------- 598 518 1 000 2 015

10 to 24 full-time employees 35 ---------------------------------- 751 625 1 182 1 935

1 to 9 full-time employees 82 ------------------------------------ 457 304 516 1 724

No full-time employees 898 --------------------------------------- 476 87 114 –

Nevada ---------------------------------------------------------- 156 2 223 1 858 4 406 2 555

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 12 -------------------------------- 1 641 1 437 3 381 2 553

25 to 49 full-time employees 4 ---------------------------------- 166 154 468 3 189

10 to 24 full-time employees 5 ---------------------------------- 79 66 167 2 588

1 to 9 full-time employees 43 ------------------------------------ 262 197 377 2 028

No full-time employees 92 --------------------------------------- 75 4 13 –

New Hampshire -------------------------------------------------- 116 726 428 865 2 097

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 -------------------------------- 105 102 231 2 323

25 to 49 full-time employees 3 ---------------------------------- 123 108 196 1 870

10 to 24 full-time employees 5 ---------------------------------- 98 76 178 2 404

1 to 9 full-time employees 35 ------------------------------------ 234 133 246 1 914

No full-time employees 72 --------------------------------------- 166 9 14 –

New Jersey ------------------------------------------------------ 374 7 540 6 796 19 496 2 900

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 21 -------------------------------- 4 398 4 338 13 444 3 110

25 to 49 full-time employees 28 ---------------------------------- 1 068 994 2 540 2 571

10 to 24 full-time employees 59 ---------------------------------- 1 087 947 2 255 2 414

1 to 9 full-time employees 101 ------------------------------------ 779 490 1 202 2 567

No full-time employees 165 --------------------------------------- 208 27 54 –

New Mexico ----------------------------------------------------- 116 832 709 1 167 1 659

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 3 -------------------------------- 364 364 623 1 714

25 to 49 full-time employees 5 ---------------------------------- 224 191 282 1 435

10 to 24 full-time employees 3 ---------------------------------- 44 43 89 2 086

1 to 9 full-time employees 32 ------------------------------------ 121 94 148 1 646

No full-time employees 73 --------------------------------------- 79 17 25 –

New York-------------------------------------------------------- 980 12 158 11 031 43 738 4 044

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 6 -------------------------------- 9 841 9 787 40 511 4 188

25 to 49 full-time employees 11 ---------------------------------- 406 387 1 197 3 213

10 to 24 full-time employees 22 ---------------------------------- 357 296 765 2 678

1 to 9 full-time employees 118 ------------------------------------ 759 502 1 090 2 288

No full-time employees 823 --------------------------------------- 795 59 176 –

North Carolina --------------------------------------------------- 321 11 051 10 760 22 887 2 148

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 20 -------------------------------- 9 658 9 482 20 707 2 201

25 to 49 full-time employees 15 ---------------------------------- 563 532 895 1 714

10 to 24 full-time employees 16 ---------------------------------- 253 247 446 1 834

1 to 9 full-time employees 128 ------------------------------------ 549 493 827 1 724

No full-time employees 142 --------------------------------------- 28 6 12 –

North Dakota ---------------------------------------------------- 722 2 027 1 001 1 414 1 703

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 -------------------------------- 61 61 117 1 914

25 to 49 full-time employees 4 ---------------------------------- 522 274 416 1 958

10 to 24 full-time employees 13 ---------------------------------- 399 296 406 1 731

1 to 9 full-time employees 101 ------------------------------------ 468 282 389 1 448

No full-time employees 603 --------------------------------------- 577 88 85 –

138 SPECIAL DISTRICT GOVERNMENTS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Table 16. Special District Government Employment and Payrolls by Employment-Size Group

and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and employment-size group

Employment

Special districts

Total (full-time and

part-time) Full-time equivalent

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

Special districts withmCon.

Ohio------------------------------------------------------------- 513 25 274 21 163 45 074 2 270

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 49 -------------------------------- 20 533 18 112 40 076 2 339

25 to 49 full-time employees 22 ---------------------------------- 1 428 1 043 1 807 1 971

10 to 24 full-time employees 51 ---------------------------------- 1 258 1 029 1 668 1 766

1 to 9 full-time employees 187 ------------------------------------ 1 388 925 1 447 1 703

No full-time employees 204 --------------------------------------- 667 54 76 –

Oklahoma-------------------------------------------------------- 524 2 459 2 061 3 105 1 529

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 5 -------------------------------- 817 809 1 141 1 431

25 to 49 full-time employees 4 ---------------------------------- 156 152 242 1 601

10 to 24 full-time employees 17 ---------------------------------- 287 272 438 1 614

1 to 9 full-time employees 263 ------------------------------------ 1 003 775 1 205 1 589

No full-time employees 235 --------------------------------------- 196 53 78 –

Oregon ---------------------------------------------------------- 835 11 452 9 114 23 617 2 767

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 24 -------------------------------- 7 778 6 567 17 495 2 856

25 to 49 full-time employees 25 ---------------------------------- 1 228 993 2 877 3 058

10 to 24 full-time employees 43 ---------------------------------- 802 712 1 493 2 197

1 to 9 full-time employees 219 ------------------------------------ 1 168 776 1 639 2 217

No full-time employees 524 --------------------------------------- 476 66 112 –

Pennsylvania----------------------------------------------------- 2 006 28 095 26 274 63 244 2 455

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 51 -------------------------------- 19 904 19 594 49 713 2 560

25 to 49 full-time employees 67 ---------------------------------- 2 622 2 458 5 251 2 195

10 to 24 full-time employees 125 ---------------------------------- 2 437 2 082 4 147 2 082

1 to 9 full-time employees 484 ------------------------------------ 2 590 2 032 3 957 2 048

No full-time employees 1 --------------------------------------- 279 542 108 175 –

Rhode Island ---------------------------------------------------- 83 1 005 746 1 715 2 212

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 -------------------------------- 180 169 380 2 184

25 to 49 full-time employees 5 ---------------------------------- 199 188 475 2 569

10 to 24 full-time employees 13 ---------------------------------- 238 202 387 1 972

1 to 9 full-time employees 34 ------------------------------------ 338 177 461 2 092

No full-time employees 30 --------------------------------------- 50 10 12 –

South Carolina --------------------------------------------------- 291 6 966 6 285 10 594 1 710

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 34 -------------------------------- 5 130 4 654 7 769 1 683

25 to 49 full-time employees 17 ---------------------------------- 709 671 1 200 1 811

10 to 24 full-time employees 38 ---------------------------------- 636 586 1 051 1 829

1 to 9 full-time employees 71 ------------------------------------ 421 355 547 1 648

No full-time employees 131 --------------------------------------- 70 19 27 –

South Dakota ---------------------------------------------------- 262 886 544 726 1 382

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 -------------------------------- 125 87 67 667

25 to 49 full-time employees 3 ---------------------------------- 113 112 168 1 496

10 to 24 full-time employees 7 ---------------------------------- 141 139 194 1 476

1 to 9 full-time employees 60 ------------------------------------ 266 154 240 1 644

No full-time employees 191 --------------------------------------- 241 52 57 –

Tennessee------------------------------------------------------- 477 5 421 4 976 9 480 1 948

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 16 -------------------------------- 2 584 2 502 5 178 2 120

25 to 49 full-time employees 22 ---------------------------------- 861 828 1 550 1 905

10 to 24 full-time employees 50 ---------------------------------- 833 758 1 334 1 773

1 to 9 full-time employees 226 ------------------------------------ 1 037 859 1 377 1 633

No full-time employees 163 --------------------------------------- 106 29 41 –

Texas ----------------------------------------------------------- 2 266 45 119 42 156 89 809 2 177

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 133 -------------------------------- 38 425 36 522 80 348 2 247

25 to 49 full-time employees 61 ---------------------------------- 2 559 2 354 3 803 1 631

10 to 24 full-time employees 100 ---------------------------------- 1 715 1 617 2 897 1 808

1 to 9 full-time employees 400 ------------------------------------ 1 744 1 495 2 512 1 725

No full-time employees 1 --------------------------------------- 572 676 168 250 –

Utah------------------------------------------------------------- 329 4 452 3 269 6 799 2 149

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 8 -------------------------------- 2 070 1 976 4 053 2 069

25 to 49 full-time employees 14 ---------------------------------- 660 560 1 220 2 222

10 to 24 full-time employees 23 ---------------------------------- 629 450 985 2 430

1 to 9 full-time employees 62 ------------------------------------ 458 254 492 2 215

No full-time employees 222 --------------------------------------- 635 29 49 –

Vermont --------------------------------------------------------- 104 453 273 589 2 186

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 1 -------------------------------- 52 51 112 2 185

25 to 49 full-time employees 2 ---------------------------------- 54 53 108 2 050

10 to 24 full-time employees 4 ---------------------------------- 62 58 137 2 399

1 to 9 full-time employees 21 ------------------------------------ 144 102 211 2 136

No full-time employees 76 --------------------------------------- 141 9 20 –

Virginia ---------------------------------------------------------- 129 11 256 9 872 22 014 2 325

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 21 -------------------------------- 9 830 8 837 20 390 2 377

25 to 49 full-time employees 7 ---------------------------------- 613 429 646 1 773

10 to 24 full-time employees 19 ---------------------------------- 504 383 621 1 788

1 to 9 full-time employees 60 ------------------------------------ 294 221 351 1 757

No full-time employees 22 --------------------------------------- 15 2 5 –

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Table 16. Special District Government Employment and Payrolls by Employment-Size Group

and State: October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and employment-size group

Employment

Special districts

Total (full-time and

part-time) Full-time equivalent

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

Special districts withmCon.

Washington------------------------------------------------------ 1 157 36 005 29 741 83 183 2 886

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 82 -------------------------------- 28 435 25 003 72 014 2 955

25 to 49 full-time employees 52 ---------------------------------- 2 595 2 122 5 311 2 672

10 to 24 full-time employees 79 ---------------------------------- 1 793 1 489 3 535 2 560

1 to 9 full-time employees 240 ------------------------------------ 2 112 1 055 2 158 2 190

No full-time employees 704 --------------------------------------- 1 070 72 165 –

West Virginia ---------------------------------------------------- 350 1 927 1 631 2 639 1 634

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 3 -------------------------------- 316 305 572 1 876

25 to 49 full-time employees 7 ---------------------------------- 300 286 504 1 775

10 to 24 full-time employees 26 ---------------------------------- 416 385 565 1 501

1 to 9 full-time employees 164 ------------------------------------ 782 640 967 1 523

No full-time employees 150 --------------------------------------- 113 15 31 –

Wisconsin ------------------------------------------------------- 377 1 861 1 566 4 274 2 831

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 3 -------------------------------- 862 842 2 898 3 443

25 to 49 full-time employees 3 ---------------------------------- 89 88 238 2 704

10 to 24 full-time employees 17 ---------------------------------- 295 281 512 1 885

1 to 9 full-time employees 93 ------------------------------------ 462 322 583 1 893

No full-time employees 261 --------------------------------------- 153 33 44 –

Wyoming -------------------------------------------------------- 373 2 426 1 918 4 013 2 138

Special districts withm

50 or more full-time employees 7 -------------------------------- 1 712 1 514 3 311 2 229

25 to 49 full-time employees 1 ---------------------------------- 62 44 64 1 627

10 to 24 full-time employees 6 ---------------------------------- 157 132 244 1 926

1 to 9 full-time employees 80 ------------------------------------ 366 213 361 1 723

No full-time employees 279 --------------------------------------- 129 15 33 –

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

UNITED STATES

All public school systems1 2 3 ---- 15 834 45 312 822 5 657 855 3 956 964 5 068 149 3 468 798 111.8 76.6 12 047 729 9 791 168 2 891 1 752

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 221 -------- 13 122 840 1 562 775 1 096 525 1 421 909 958 055 108.4 73.0 3 542 253 2 858 299 3 029 1 835

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 235 ------ 4 511 810 494 186 346 648 442 921 299 440 98.2 66.4 1 053 886 853 006 2 929 1 872

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 695 -------- 7 185 588 832 676 587 829 758 201 514 822 105.5 71.6 1 817 888 1 493 568 2 992 1 765

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 674 --------- 4 100 968 506 468 358 392 459 595 314 886 112.1 76.8 1 083 859 895 370 2 922 1 706

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 1 --------- 428 5 498 047 700 251 491 250 626 335 432 652 113.9 78.7 1 492 431 1 222 383 2 905 1 707

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 4 --------- 388 7 923 862 1 069 875 739 116 941 901 653 359 118.9 82.5 2 181 710 1 768 571 2 777 1 688

Less than 1,000 pupils 8 ------- 184 2 967 508 491 015 336 717 416 778 295 203 140.4 99.5 874 550 698 987 2 422 1 579

Independent school districts2----- 14 413 37 905 388 4 582 233 3 219 669 4 145 318 2 824 855 109.4 74.5 9 607 875 7 849 899 2 854 1 723 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 183 -------- 9 998 507 1 117 455 789 169 1 024 927 684 324 102.5 68.4 2 424 500 1 970 061 2 935 1 798 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 202 ------ 3 861 770 406 457 287 269 368 016 247 200 95.3 64.0 860 034 700 031 2 924 1 852 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 578 -------- 5 959 401 666 756 475 645 618 629 417 112 103.8 70.0 1 466 710 1 214 518 3 017 1 755 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 567 --------- 3 451 556 416 347 297 135 382 608 260 516 110.9 75.5 889 146 737 085 2 916 1 713 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 1 --------- 218 4 689 516 585 419 410 997 530 196 363 689 113.1 77.6 1 257 189 1 030 584 2 920 1 710 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 3 --------- 988 7 147 971 942 618 652 672 838 593 580 979 117.3 81.3 1 923 683 1 565 351 2 766 1 668 Less than 1,000 pupils 7 ------- 677 2 796 667 447 181 306 782 382 349 271 035 136.7 96.9 786 612 632 267 2 384 1 519

Dependent school systems3 ------ 1 412 7 405 235 1 075 013 736 808 922 322 643 562 124.5 86.9 2 438 702 1 940 286 3 050 1 858

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 38 -------- 3 124 333 445 320 307 356 396 982 273 731 127.1 87.6 1 117 752 888 238 3 256 1 909

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 33 ------ 650 040 87 729 59 379 74 905 52 240 115.2 80.4 193 853 152 975 2 951 1 952

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 117 -------- 1 226 187 165 920 112 184 139 572 97 710 113.8 79.7 351 179 279 050 2 890 1 798

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 107 --------- 649 412 90 121 61 257 76 987 54 370 118.5 83.7 194 712 158 284 2 950 1 679

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 210 --------- 808 531 114 832 80 253 96 139 68 963 118.9 85.3 235 242 191 799 2 825 1 691

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 400 --------- 775 891 127 257 86 444 103 308 72 380 133.1 93.3 258 027 203 219 2 872 1 827

Less than 1,000 pupils 507 ------- 170 841 43 834 29 935 34 429 24 168 201.5 141.5 87 937 66 720 2 887 2 192

ALABAMA

All public school systems 129 -------- 725 695 81 520 61 473 80 949 56 177 111.5 77.4 134 358 115 791 2 085 1 069

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 185 964 16 327 14 916 19 594 13 893 105.4 74.7 31 824 30 163 2 190 1 177

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 3 ------ 58 893 5 882 5 289 6 599 4 638 112.1 78.8 10 825 10 250 2 237 1 154

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 119 319 14 740 10 051 13 097 8 804 109.8 73.8 22 591 18 479 2 147 1 054

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 21 --------- 126 221 15 265 10 684 14 231 9 788 112.7 77.5 23 921 19 635 2 023 1 058

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 28 --------- 105 562 13 532 9 432 12 576 8 636 119.1 81.8 20 653 17 108 2 000 1 037

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 59 --------- 128 775 15 636 11 019 14 743 10 344 114.5 80.3 24 358 20 006 1 953 1 071

Less than 1,000 pupils 2 ------- 961 138 82 109 74 113.4 77.0 186 150 2 051 1 092

Independent school districts 129 ----- 725 695 81 520 61 473 80 949 56 177 111.5 77.4 134 358 115 791 2 085 1 069

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 185 964 16 327 14 916 19 594 13 893 105.4 74.7 31 824 30 163 2 190 1 177

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 3 ------ 58 893 5 882 5 289 6 599 4 638 112.1 78.8 10 825 10 250 2 237 1 154

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 119 319 14 740 10 051 13 097 8 804 109.8 73.8 22 591 18 479 2 147 1 054

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 21 --------- 126 221 15 265 10 684 14 231 9 788 112.7 77.5 23 921 19 635 2 023 1 058

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 28 --------- 105 562 13 532 9 432 12 576 8 636 119.1 81.8 20 653 17 108 2 000 1 037

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 59 --------- 128 775 15 636 11 019 14 743 10 344 114.5 80.3 24 358 20 006 1 953 1 071

Less than 1,000 pupils 2 ------- 961 138 82 109 74 113.4 77.0 186 150 2 051 1 092

ALASKA

All public school systems3 ------- 54 117 674 17 469 12 162 14 093 10 049 119.8 85.4 47 967 37 139 3 866 2 893

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 44 749 5 008 3 656 3 996 3 039 89.3 67.9 13 623 11 031 3 784 2 901

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 15 404 1 736 1 403 1 579 1 158 102.5 75.2 5 150 4 233 3 785 3 011

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 2 -------- 20 142 2 963 2 202 2 428 1 801 120.5 89.4 8 295 6 662 3 897 2 739

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 1 --------- 5 199 771 600 610 476 117.3 91.6 2 567 2 211 5 092 2 840

3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 8 --------- 16 861 3 509 2 187 2 846 1 856 168.8 110.1 9 040 6 179 3 383 2 968

Less than 1,000 pupils 41 ------- 15 319 3 482 2 114 2 634 1 719 171.9 112.2 9 293 6 823 4 269 2 866

Dependent school systems3 ------ 54 117 674 17 469 12 162 14 093 10 049 119.8 85.4 47 967 37 139 3 866 2 893 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 44 749 5 008 3 656 3 996 3 039 89.3 67.9 13 623 11 031 3 784 2 901 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 15 404 1 736 1 403 1 579 1 158 102.5 75.2 5 150 4 233 3 785 3 011 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 2 -------- 20 142 2 963 2 202 2 428 1 801 120.5 89.4 8 295 6 662 3 897 2 739 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 1 --------- 5 199 771 600 610 476 117.3 91.6 2 567 2 211 5 092 2 840 3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 8 --------- 16 861 3 509 2 187 2 846 1 856 168.8 110.1 9 040 6 179 3 383 2 968

Less than 1,000 pupils 41 ------- 15 319 3 482 2 114 2 634 1 719 171.9 112.2 9 293 6 823 4 269 2 866

ARIZONA

All public school systems 240 -------- 772 263 83 376 55 558 75 235 49 198 97.4 63.7 167 646 130 696 2 850 1 908 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 211 705 19 276 12 740 16 201 11 350 76.5 53.6 39 759 31 569 3 211 1 945 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 6 ------ 122 399 11 969 8 382 11 712 7 313 95.7 59.7 26 790 21 536 3 462 2 326 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 16 -------- 175 089 19 280 12 949 18 150 11 718 103.7 66.9 41 475 32 354 2 865 1 898 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 9 --------- 54 131 5 457 3 545 4 423 2 795 81.7 51.6 10 142 7 673 2 750 2 124 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 18 --------- 72 811 8 708 5 518 7 488 4 563 102.8 62.7 15 126 11 570 2 644 2 055 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 57 --------- 101 108 12 941 8 551 12 018 7 926 118.9 78.4 24 163 18 331 2 371 1 653 Less than 1,000 pupils 130 ------- 35 020 5 745 3 873 5 243 3 533 149.7 100.9 10 190 7 662 2 220 1 591

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

ARIZONAmCon.

Independent school districts 228 ----- 769 517 82 643 55 016 74 627 48 751 97.0 63.4 166 521 129 851 2 858 1 909

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 211 705 19 276 12 740 16 201 11 350 76.5 53.6 39 759 31 569 3 211 1 945

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 6 ------ 122 399 11 969 8 382 11 712 7 313 95.7 59.7 26 790 21 536 3 462 2 326

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 16 -------- 175 089 19 280 12 949 18 150 11 718 103.7 66.9 41 475 32 354 2 865 1 898

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 9 --------- 54 131 5 457 3 545 4 423 2 795 81.7 51.6 10 142 7 673 2 750 2 124

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 18 --------- 72 811 8 708 5 518 7 488 4 563 102.8 62.7 15 126 11 570 2 644 2 055

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 56 --------- 99 493 12 729 8 401 11 835 7 796 119.0 78.4 23 784 18 043 2 372 1 650

Less than 1,000 pupils 119 ------- 33 889 5 224 3 481 4 818 3 216 142.2 94.9 9 445 7 106 2 263 1 580

Dependent school systems 12 ------- 2 746 733 542 608 447 221.4 162.8 1 125 845 1 907 1 769

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 1 --------- 1 615 212 150 183 130 113.3 80.5 379 289 2 303 1 832

Less than 1,000 pupils 11 ------- 1 131 521 392 425 317 375.8 280.3 745 556 1 727 1 740

ARKANSAS

All public school systems1 ------- 321 437 205 57 389 39 978 53 030 37 341 121.3 85.4 92 709 76 930 2 080 1 156 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 25 971 4 013 2 765 3 625 2 568 139.6 98.9 7 405 5 855 2 280 1 858 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 21 062 2 994 1 899 2 818 1 878 133.8 89.2 5 701 4 307 2 304 1 534 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 4 -------- 37 299 5 224 3 540 4 516 3 206 121.1 86.0 8 876 7 177 2 306 1 324 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 9 --------- 52 507 5 820 4 440 5 704 4 093 108.6 78.0 10 096 8 904 2 209 1 077 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 16 --------- 62 450 7 161 5 289 7 081 5 022 113.4 80.4 12 381 10 681 2 147 1 097 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 76 --------- 129 974 16 154 11 316 15 039 10 514 115.7 80.9 25 913 21 730 2 084 1 048 Less than 1,000 pupils 214 ------- 107 942 16 023 10 729 14 247 10 060 132.0 93.2 22 337 18 276 1 829 1 040

Independent school districts 321 ----- 437 205 57 389 39 978 53 030 37 341 121.3 85.4 92 709 76 930 2 080 1 156

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 25 971 4 013 2 765 3 625 2 568 139.6 98.9 7 405 5 855 2 280 1 858

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 21 062 2 994 1 899 2 818 1 878 133.8 89.2 5 701 4 307 2 304 1 534

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 4 -------- 37 299 5 224 3 540 4 516 3 206 121.1 86.0 8 876 7 177 2 306 1 324

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 9 --------- 52 507 5 820 4 440 5 704 4 093 108.6 78.0 10 096 8 904 2 209 1 077

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 16 --------- 62 450 7 161 5 289 7 081 5 022 113.4 80.4 12 381 10 681 2 147 1 097

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 76 --------- 129 974 16 154 11 316 15 039 10 514 115.7 80.9 25 913 21 730 2 084 1 048

Less than 1,000 pupils 214 ------- 107 942 16 023 10 729 14 247 10 060 132.0 93.2 22 337 18 276 1 829 1 040

CALIFORNIA

All public school systems 1 -------- 132 6 235 482 585 267 413 537 483 223 325 580 77.5 52.2 1 374 263 1 114 298 3 699 2 321 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 45 -------- 2 358 813 202 646 141 530 165 588 110 852 70.2 47.0 500 985 401 959 3 844 2 499 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 65 ------ 1 241 857 104 078 73 371 86 760 57 544 69.9 46.3 249 370 205 492 3 888 2 399 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 114 -------- 1 177 563 109 472 77 808 92 240 62 262 78.3 52.9 257 483 210 452 3 688 2 380 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 66 --------- 409 110 37 920 27 638 31 588 21 509 77.2 52.6 87 668 72 924 3 688 2 286 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 113 --------- 445 597 44 272 32 581 36 952 26 105 82.9 58.6 100 156 82 862 3 477 2 268 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 228 --------- 426 333 52 495 37 715 42 062 29 449 98.7 69.1 114 382 91 390 3 398 2 206 Less than 1,000 pupils 501 ------- 176 209 34 384 22 894 28 033 17 859 159.1 101.4 64 219 49 218 3 020 1 570

Independent school districts 1 ----- 078 6 192 902 561 180 395 989 464 127 311 713 74.9 50.3 1 324 173 1 077 133 3 727 2 319

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 45 -------- 2 358 813 202 646 141 530 165 588 110 852 70.2 47.0 500 985 401 959 3 844 2 499

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 65 ------ 1 241 857 104 078 73 371 86 760 57 544 69.9 46.3 249 370 205 492 3 888 2 399

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 113 -------- 1 168 459 105 656 74 556 89 073 59 625 76.2 51.0 248 614 203 069 3 706 2 364

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 66 --------- 409 110 37 920 27 638 31 588 21 509 77.2 52.6 87 668 72 924 3 688 2 286

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 112 --------- 442 245 43 168 31 596 36 063 25 323 81.5 57.3 97 639 80 627 3 485 2 261

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 220 --------- 412 464 45 175 32 643 36 426 25 404 88.3 61.6 98 883 79 878 3 426 2 280

Less than 1,000 pupils 457 ------- 159 954 22 537 14 655 18 629 11 456 116.5 71.6 41 014 33 184 3 170 1 125

Dependent school systems 54 ------- 42 580 24 087 17 548 19 096 13 867 448.5 325.7 50 090 37 165 2 966 2 354

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 9 104 3 816 3 252 3 167 2 637 347.9 289.7 8 869 7 383 3 190 2 865

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 1 --------- 3 352 1 104 985 889 782 265.2 233.3 2 517 2 235 3 188 2 688

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 8 --------- 13 869 7 320 5 072 5 636 4 045 406.4 291.7 15 499 11 512 3 190 1 952

Less than 1,000 pupils 44 ------- 16 255 11 847 8 239 9 404 6 403 578.5 393.9 23 205 16 035 2 721 2 549

COLORADO

All public school systems1 ------- 180 606 256 78 916 56 515 65 836 45 759 108.6 75.5 150 189 124 225 2 777 1 884

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 5 -------- 227 832 30 671 22 349 24 303 17 134 106.7 75.2 64 637 50 930 3 036 2 289

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 7 ------ 130 679 13 813 11 193 13 598 9 289 104.1 71.1 29 505 27 054 3 006 1 414

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 6 -------- 71 844 7 158 6 138 7 199 5 098 100.2 71.0 15 006 13 894 2 790 1 526

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 4 --------- 24 048 3 652 2 189 2 272 1 351 94.5 56.2 5 106 3 481 2 757 2 026

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 11 --------- 45 020 5 286 4 002 5 153 3 675 114.5 81.6 10 149 8 591 2 370 1 590

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 40 --------- 69 993 9 467 6 379 8 023 5 494 114.6 78.5 16 339 12 917 2 410 1 579

Less than 1,000 pupils 107 ------- 36 840 8 869 4 265 5 288 3 718 143.5 100.9 9 448 7 359 2 015 1 432

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

COLORADOmCon.

Independent school districts 180 ----- 606 256 78 916 56 515 65 836 45 759 108.6 75.5 150 189 124 225 2 777 1 884

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 5 -------- 227 832 30 671 22 349 24 303 17 134 106.7 75.2 64 637 50 930 3 036 2 289

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 7 ------ 130 679 13 813 11 193 13 598 9 289 104.1 71.1 29 505 27 054 3 006 1 414

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 6 -------- 71 844 7 158 6 138 7 199 5 098 100.2 71.0 15 006 13 894 2 790 1 526

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 4 --------- 24 048 3 652 2 189 2 272 1 351 94.5 56.2 5 106 3 481 2 757 2 026

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 11 --------- 45 020 5 286 4 002 5 153 3 675 114.5 81.6 10 149 8 591 2 370 1 590

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 40 --------- 69 993 9 467 6 379 8 023 5 494 114.6 78.5 16 339 12 917 2 410 1 579

Less than 1,000 pupils 107 ------- 36 840 8 869 4 265 5 288 3 718 143.5 100.9 9 448 7 359 2 015 1 432

CONNECTICUT

All public school systems 166 -------- 464 458 70 687 51 628 63 457 47 179 136.6 101.6 202 127 170 274 3 707 2 061

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 25 716 4 619 3 260 4 143 2 983 161.1 116.0 13 258 10 866 3 732 2 143

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 38 169 4 902 3 532 4 438 3 216 116.3 84.3 11 706 9 542 3 044 1 837

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 8 -------- 76 158 11 494 8 454 10 617 7 919 139.4 104.0 33 731 28 464 3 689 2 073

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 13 --------- 81 143 12 215 8 707 10 956 8 053 135.0 99.2 36 881 31 115 3 924 2 087

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 27 --------- 101 559 15 011 11 259 13 355 10 045 131.5 98.9 43 746 37 183 3 817 2 163

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 61 --------- 115 627 18 236 13 162 16 282 12 123 140.8 104.8 51 811 43 622 3 701 2 004

Less than 1,000 pupils 54 ------- 26 086 4 210 3 254 3 666 2 840 140.5 108.9 10 994 9 480 3 470 2 041

Independent school districts 17 ----- 21 710 3 504 2 747 3 328 2 530 153.3 116.5 10 346 8 928 3 596 2 344 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – –– 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 1 --------- 3 075 317 317 398 291 129.4 94.6 1 033 1 033 3 600 – 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 8 --------- 13 097 2 244 1 678 2 038 1 563 155.6 119.3 6 325 5 303 3 454 2 345 Less than 1,000 pupils 8 ------- 5 538 943 752 892 676 161.1 122.1 2 989 2 593 3 929 2 341

Dependent school systems 149 ------- 442 748 67 183 48 881 60 129 44 649 135.8 100.8 191 781 161 345 3 713 2 050

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 25 716 4 619 3 260 4 143 2 983 161.1 116.0 13 258 10 866 3 732 2 143

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 38 169 4 902 3 532 4 438 3 216 116.3 84.3 11 706 9 542 3 044 1 837

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 8 -------- 76 158 11 494 8 454 10 617 7 919 139.4 104.0 33 731 28 464 3 689 2 073

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 13 --------- 81 143 12 215 8 707 10 956 8 053 135.0 99.2 36 881 31 115 3 924 2 087

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 26 --------- 98 484 14 694 10 942 12 957 9 754 131.6 99.0 42 713 36 150 3 824 2 163

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 53 --------- 102 530 15 992 11 484 14 244 10 560 138.9 103.0 45 486 38 320 3 738 1 964

Less than 1,000 pupils 46 ------- 20 548 3 267 2 502 2 774 2 164 135.0 105.3 8 005 6 887 3 317 1 940

DELAWARE

All public school systems 19 -------- 101 260 12 260 9 062 11 903 8 602 117.5 84.9 31 338 25 989 3 070 2 173 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 18 407 1 478 1 478 1 871 1 414 101.6 76.8 4 401 4 401 3 167 – 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 3 -------- 35 754 4 736 3 099 4 253 2 908 119.0 81.3 12 882 9 882 3 484 2 513 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 3 --------- 19 321 2 411 1 764 2 303 1 755 119.2 90.8 5 455 4 605 2 653 1 714 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 6 --------- 20 659 2 521 1 877 2 454 1 798 118.8 87.0 6 109 5 060 2 844 2 027 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 3 --------- 6 401 715 518 667 480 104.2 75.0 1 607 1 289 2 718 1 752 Less than 1,000 pupils 3 ------- 718 399 326 355 247 494.4 344.0 884 752 3 039 1 985

Independent school districts 19 ----- 101 260 12 260 9 062 11 903 8 602 117.5 84.9 31 338 25 989 3 070 2 173

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 18 407 1 478 1 478 1 871 1 414 101.6 76.8 4 401 4 401 3 167 –

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 3 -------- 35 754 4 736 3 099 4 253 2 908 119.0 81.3 12 882 9 882 3 484 2 513

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 3 --------- 19 321 2 411 1 764 2 303 1 755 119.2 90.8 5 455 4 605 2 653 1 714

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 6 --------- 20 659 2 521 1 877 2 454 1 798 118.8 87.0 6 109 5 060 2 844 2 027

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 3 --------- 6 401 715 518 667 480 104.2 75.0 1 607 1 289 2 718 1 752

Less than 1,000 pupils 3 ------- 718 399 326 355 247 494.4 344.0 884 752 3 039 1 985

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

All public school systems 3 -------- 94 778 13 575 8 108 12 773 7 707 134.8 81.3 37 305 25 283 3 276 2 494

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 80 618 11 802 7 376 11 255 7 120 139.6 88.3 32 511 22 844 3 207 2 447

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 14 105 1 703 709 1 469 564 104.1 40.0 4 646 2 333 4 254 2 689

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Less than 1,000 pupils 1 ------- 55 70 23 49 23 890.9 418.2 148 106 4 630 1 895

Dependent school systems 3 ------- 94 778 13 575 8 108 12 773 7 707 134.8 81.3 37 305 25 283 3 276 2 494

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 80 618 11 802 7 376 11 255 7 120 139.6 88.3 32 511 22 844 3 207 2 447

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 14 105 1 703 709 1 469 564 104.1 40.0 4 646 2 333 4 254 2 689

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Less than 1,000 pupils 1 ------- 55 70 23 49 23 890.9 418.2 148 106 4 630 1 895

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

FLORIDA

All public school systems 95 -------- 2 148 409 300 724 166 995 242 861 133 744 113.0 62.3 504 103 356 184 2 676 1 383

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 21 -------- 1 588 505 222 378 125 234 180 696 102 460 113.8 64.5 382 198 276 191 2 708 1 373

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 10 ------ 203 124 25 619 14 049 21 029 11 341 103.5 55.8 42 803 29 313 2 579 1 422

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 19 -------- 201 256 29 616 16 035 23 213 11 508 115.3 57.2 44 945 29 682 2 574 1 376

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 10 --------- 58 717 8 196 4 374 5 991 2 709 102.0 46.1 12 098 7 097 2 761 1 614

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 17 --------- 66 026 9 598 4 697 7 835 3 775 118.7 57.2 14 312 9 175 2 432 1 294

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 15 --------- 27 994 4 464 2 228 3 592 1 771 128.3 63.3 6 754 4 214 2 395 1 423

Less than 1,000 pupils 3 ------- 2 787 853 378 505 180 181.2 64.6 993 512 2 999 1 610

Independent school districts 95 ----- 2 148 409 300 724 166 995 242 861 133 744 113.0 62.3 504 103 356 184 2 676 1 383 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 21 -------- 1 588 505 222 378 125 234 180 696 102 460 113.8 64.5 382 198 276 191 2 708 1 373 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 10 ------ 203 124 25 619 14 049 21 029 11 341 103.5 55.8 42 803 29 313 2 579 1 422 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 19 -------- 201 256 29 616 16 035 23 213 11 508 115.3 57.2 44 945 29 682 2 574 1 376 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 10 --------- 58 717 8 196 4 374 5 991 2 709 102.0 46.1 12 098 7 097 2 761 1 614 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 17 --------- 66 026 9 598 4 697 7 835 3 775 118.7 57.2 14 312 9 175 2 432 1 294 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 15 --------- 27 994 4 464 2 228 3 592 1 771 128.3 63.3 6 754 4 214 2 395 1 423 Less than 1,000 pupils 3 ------- 2 787 853 378 505 180 181.2 64.6 993 512 2 999 1 610

GEORGIA

All public school systems1 ------- 183 1 177 354 157 996 113 839 149 689 105 125 127.1 89.3 281 513 234 059 2 244 1 254

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 9 -------- 456 632 62 154 44 999 58 182 40 455 127.4 88.6 120 939 99 334 2 473 1 508

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 77 238 8 237 6 661 8 912 6 232 115.4 80.7 16 471 14 647 2 370 1 355

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 21 -------- 218 204 28 225 21 422 27 733 20 017 127.1 91.7 48 963 41 725 2 110 1 225

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 17 --------- 108 169 14 643 9 973 13 460 9 426 124.4 87.1 24 234 19 918 2 137 1 067

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 39 --------- 153 442 20 545 14 379 19 176 13 517 125.0 88.1 33 357 27 842 2 085 1 016

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 78 --------- 155 068 22 708 15 458 20 871 14 579 134.6 94.0 35 454 28 949 1 999 1 048

Less than 1,000 pupils 15 ------- 8 601 1 484 947 1 355 899 157.5 104.5 2 094 1 645 1 836 960

Independent school districts 183 ----- 1 177 354 157 996 113 839 149 689 105 125 127.1 89.3 281 513 234 059 2 244 1 254

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 9 -------- 456 632 62 154 44 999 58 182 40 455 127.4 88.6 120 939 99 334 2 473 1 508

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 77 238 8 237 6 661 8 912 6 232 115.4 80.7 16 471 14 647 2 370 1 355

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 21 -------- 218 204 28 225 21 422 27 733 20 017 127.1 91.7 48 963 41 725 2 110 1 225

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 17 --------- 108 169 14 643 9 973 13 460 9 426 124.4 87.1 24 234 19 918 2 137 1 067

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 39 --------- 153 442 20 545 14 379 19 176 13 517 125.0 88.1 33 357 27 842 2 085 1 016

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 78 --------- 155 068 22 708 15 458 20 871 14 579 134.6 94.0 35 454 28 949 1 999 1 048

Less than 1,000 pupils 15 ------- 8 601 1 484 947 1 355 899 157.5 104.5 2 094 1 645 1 836 960

HAWAII

All public school systems3 ------- 1 174 747 28 074 19 529 22 333 16 234 127.8 92.9 53 537 42 564 2 609 1 839

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 174 747 28 074 19 529 22 333 16 234 127.8 92.9 53 537 42 564 2 609 1 839

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Dependent school systems3 ------ 1 174 747 28 074 19 529 22 333 16 234 127.8 92.9 53 537 42 564 2 609 1 839

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 174 747 28 074 19 529 22 333 16 234 127.8 92.9 53 537 42 564 2 609 1 839

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

IDAHO

All public school systems 115 -------- 230 725 29 781 20 916 24 107 17 442 104.5 75.6 44 812 36 247 2 120 1 399 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 39 542 4 539 3 206 3 861 2 829 97.6 71.5 7 903 6 692 2 377 1 193

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 4 -------- 40 086 4 693 3 522 3 947 2 980 98.5 74.3 7 282 6 062 2 068 1 331

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 5 --------- 30 626 3 765 2 606 3 043 2 113 99.4 69.0 5 619 4 490 2 149 1 327

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 7 --------- 29 158 3 483 2 665 2 835 2 169 97.2 74.4 5 317 4 435 2 144 1 613

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 35 --------- 65 239 9 208 6 044 7 258 5 018 111.3 76.9 13 065 10 069 2 034 1 520

Less than 1,000 pupils 62 ------- 26 074 4 093 2 873 3 163 2 333 121.3 89.5 5 626 4 498 1 990 1 455

Independent school districts 115 ----- 230 725 29 781 20 916 24 107 17 442 104.5 75.6 44 812 36 247 2 120 1 399 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 39 542 4 539 3 206 3 861 2 829 97.6 71.5 7 903 6 692 2 377 1 193 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 4 -------- 40 086 4 693 3 522 3 947 2 980 98.5 74.3 7 282 6 062 2 068 1 331 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 5 --------- 30 626 3 765 2 606 3 043 2 113 99.4 69.0 5 619 4 490 2 149 1 327 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 7 --------- 29 158 3 483 2 665 2 835 2 169 97.2 74.4 5 317 4 435 2 144 1 613 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 35 --------- 65 239 9 208 6 044 7 258 5 018 111.3 76.9 13 065 10 069 2 034 1 520 Less than 1,000 pupils 62 ------- 26 074 4 093 2 873 3 163 2 333 121.3 89.5 5 626 4 498 1 990 1 455

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

ILLINOIS

All public school systems 985 -------- 2 172 131 231 784 171 572 211 879 149 847 97.5 69.0 520 610 436 779 2 988 2 073

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 531 041 45 453 40 529 49 595 36 365 93.4 68.5 123 834 114 807 3 224 2 822

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 7 ------ 132 431 12 548 8 207 9 655 6 252 72.9 47.2 24 339 17 463 2 888 2 574

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 29 -------- 302 559 30 967 20 985 25 688 16 820 84.9 55.6 69 230 54 806 3 422 2 324

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 30 --------- 182 549 20 772 15 920 19 299 13 988 105.7 76.6 45 792 39 042 2 857 2 064

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 68 --------- 260 218 28 133 19 918 24 990 17 248 96.0 66.3 66 143 54 591 3 254 2 089

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 293 --------- 506 231 60 101 42 378 53 627 38 084 105.9 75.2 130 260 106 841 2 874 1 888

Less than 1,000 pupils 554 ------- 257 102 33 810 23 635 29 025 21 090 112.9 82.0 61 013 49 228 2 371 1 662

Independent school districts 985 ----- 2 172 131 231 784 171 572 211 879 149 847 97.5 69.0 520 610 436 779 2 988 2 073 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 531 041 45 453 40 529 49 595 36 365 93.4 68.5 123 834 114 807 3 224 2 822 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 7 ------ 132 431 12 548 8 207 9 655 6 252 72.9 47.2 24 339 17 463 2 888 2 574 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 29 -------- 302 559 30 967 20 985 25 688 16 820 84.9 55.6 69 230 54 806 3 422 2 324 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 30 --------- 182 549 20 772 15 920 19 299 13 988 105.7 76.6 45 792 39 042 2 857 2 064 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 68 --------- 260 218 28 133 19 918 24 990 17 248 96.0 66.3 66 143 54 591 3 254 2 089 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 293 --------- 506 231 60 101 42 378 53 627 38 084 105.9 75.2 130 260 106 841 2 874 1 888 Less than 1,000 pupils 554 ------- 257 102 33 810 23 635 29 025 21 090 112.9 82.0 61 013 49 228 2 371 1 662

INDIANA

All public school systems1 ------- 294 951 434 115 148 82 974 111 856 75 233 117.6 79.1 242 786 202 886 2 824 1 577

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 78 776 8 392 7 041 9 774 6 578 124.1 83.5 20 871 18 649 3 323 2 257

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 86 758 11 484 7 288 10 475 6 555 120.7 75.6 24 697 19 349 3 157 1 675

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 21 -------- 209 580 24 279 18 623 24 687 16 736 117.8 79.9 55 229 47 656 3 021 1 637

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 17 --------- 103 739 12 573 9 433 12 498 8 455 120.5 81.5 26 262 22 367 2 746 1 607

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 39 --------- 144 307 16 994 12 579 16 328 11 246 113.1 77.9 35 095 29 697 2 711 1 576

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 169 --------- 299 386 37 380 25 300 34 461 23 177 115.1 77.4 72 748 58 828 2 594 1 457

Less than 1,000 pupils 41 ------- 28 888 4 038 2 702 3 623 2 479 125.4 85.8 7 865 6 321 2 584 1 518

Independent school districts 293 ----- 951 434 115 140 82 966 111 846 75 226 117.6 79.1 242 768 202 868 2 824 1 577

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 78 776 8 392 7 041 9 774 6 578 124.1 83.5 20 871 18 649 3 323 2 257

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 86 758 11 484 7 288 10 475 6 555 120.7 75.6 24 697 19 349 3 157 1 675

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 21 -------- 209 580 24 279 18 623 24 687 16 736 117.8 79.9 55 229 47 656 3 021 1 637

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 17 --------- 103 739 12 573 9 433 12 498 8 455 120.5 81.5 26 262 22 367 2 746 1 607

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 39 --------- 144 307 16 994 12 579 16 328 11 246 113.1 77.9 35 095 29 697 2 711 1 576

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 169 --------- 299 386 37 380 25 300 34 461 23 177 115.1 77.4 72 748 58 828 2 594 1 457

Less than 1,000 pupils 41 ------- 28 888 4 038 2 702 3 623 2 479 125.4 85.8 7 865 6 321 2 584 1 518

IOWA

All public school systems1 ------- 441 530 880 79 907 52 666 65 257 44 990 122.9 84.7 134 832 104 621 2 404 1 737

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 31 446 4 811 3 116 4 444 2 986 141.3 95.0 9 463 6 930 2 345 1 930

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 35 527 5 141 3 490 4 261 3 037 119.9 85.5 10 052 8 102 2 903 1 884

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 5 -------- 55 677 7 216 5 153 6 213 4 599 111.6 82.6 13 430 11 061 2 526 1 726

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 7 --------- 42 257 6 419 3 953 4 787 3 063 113.3 72.5 10 674 8 267 2 863 1 966

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 13 --------- 54 318 8 017 5 368 6 635 4 594 122.2 84.6 14 315 11 040 2 564 1 846

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 94 --------- 158 326 23 647 15 196 18 991 12 641 119.9 79.8 39 449 29 894 2 434 1 770

Less than 1,000 pupils 319 ------- 153 329 24 656 16 390 19 926 14 070 130.0 91.8 37 449 29 326 2 121 1 527

Independent school districts 441 ----- 530 880 79 907 52 666 65 257 44 990 122.9 84.7 134 832 104 621 2 404 1 737

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 31 446 4 811 3 116 4 444 2 986 141.3 95.0 9 463 6 930 2 345 1 930

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 35 527 5 141 3 490 4 261 3 037 119.9 85.5 10 052 8 102 2 903 1 884

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 5 -------- 55 677 7 216 5 153 6 213 4 599 111.6 82.6 13 430 11 061 2 526 1 726

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 7 --------- 42 257 6 419 3 953 4 787 3 063 113.3 72.5 10 674 8 267 2 863 1 966

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 13 --------- 54 318 8 017 5 368 6 635 4 594 122.2 84.6 14 315 11 040 2 564 1 846

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 94 --------- 158 326 23 647 15 196 18 991 12 641 119.9 79.8 39 449 29 894 2 434 1 770

Less than 1,000 pupils 319 ------- 153 329 24 656 16 390 19 926 14 070 130.0 91.8 37 449 29 326 2 121 1 527

KANSAS

All public school systems1 ------- 324 478 460 80 794 52 982 67 507 45 494 141.1 95.1 141 463 107 819 2 426 1 704 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 77 841 11 501 7 795 10 313 7 201 132.5 92.5 24 042 18 005 2 506 2 000

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 37 215 5 624 4 047 5 483 3 926 147.3 105.5 12 745 10 017 2 585 1 767

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 3 -------- 33 129 5 348 3 683 4 677 3 257 141.2 98.3 10 545 8 332 2 689 1 791

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 8 --------- 51 784 9 482 5 606 7 619 4 813 147.1 92.9 15 779 11 161 2 421 1 850

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 14 --------- 53 050 8 219 5 772 7 200 4 823 135.7 90.9 13 708 11 023 2 352 1 359

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 78 --------- 126 201 21 237 13 596 16 480 10 966 130.6 86.9 33 147 25 420 2 385 1 688

Less than 1,000 pupils 217 ------- 99 240 19 383 12 483 15 735 10 508 158.6 105.9 31 497 23 862 2 308 1 558

Independent school districts 324 ----- 478 460 80 794 52 982 67 507 45 494 141.1 95.1 141 463 107 819 2 426 1 704 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 77 841 11 501 7 795 10 313 7 201 132.5 92.5 24 042 18 005 2 506 2 000 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 37 215 5 624 4 047 5 483 3 926 147.3 105.5 12 745 10 017 2 585 1 767 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 3 -------- 33 129 5 348 3 683 4 677 3 257 141.2 98.3 10 545 8 332 2 689 1 791 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 8 --------- 51 784 9 482 5 606 7 619 4 813 147.1 92.9 15 779 11 161 2 421 1 850 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 14 --------- 53 050 8 219 5 772 7 200 4 823 135.7 90.9 13 708 11 023 2 352 1 359 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 78 --------- 126 201 21 237 13 596 16 480 10 966 130.6 86.9 33 147 25 420 2 385 1 688 Less than 1,000 pupils 217 ------- 99 240 19 383 12 483 15 735 10 508 158.6 105.9 31 497 23 862 2 308 1 558

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

KENTUCKY

All public school systems 176 -------- 634 098 83 161 57 283 80 097 53 929 126.3 85.0 156 880 129 589 2 432 1 266

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 124 250 17 793 11 282 16 616 10 717 133.7 86.3 39 743 30 527 2 873 1 807

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 13 -------- 127 265 13 515 10 178 13 936 9 553 109.5 75.1 26 226 23 258 2 485 1 114

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 11 --------- 66 893 8 200 5 809 7 865 5 407 117.6 80.8 14 929 12 803 2 410 1 139

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 34 --------- 130 921 17 664 12 372 17 155 11 603 131.0 88.6 31 045 25 775 2 243 1 111

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 78 --------- 158 510 22 150 14 870 20 988 14 046 132.4 88.6 38 142 31 580 2 273 1 087

Less than 1,000 pupils 38 ------- 26 259 3 839 2 772 3 537 2 603 134.7 99.1 6 794 5 646 2 183 1 272

Independent school districts 176 ----- 634 098 83 161 57 283 80 097 53 929 126.3 85.0 156 880 129 589 2 432 1 266 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 124 250 17 793 11 282 16 616 10 717 133.7 86.3 39 743 30 527 2 873 1 807 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 13 -------- 127 265 13 515 10 178 13 936 9 553 109.5 75.1 26 226 23 258 2 485 1 114 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 11 --------- 66 893 8 200 5 809 7 865 5 407 117.6 80.8 14 929 12 803 2 410 1 139 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 34 --------- 130 921 17 664 12 372 17 155 11 603 131.0 88.6 31 045 25 775 2 243 1 111 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 78 --------- 158 510 22 150 14 870 20 988 14 046 132.4 88.6 38 142 31 580 2 273 1 087 Less than 1,000 pupils 38 ------- 26 259 3 839 2 772 3 537 2 603 134.7 99.1 6 794 5 646 2 183 1 272

LOUISIANA

All public school systems 66 -------- 759 465 91 766 73 854 96 549 66 014 127.1 86.9 150 813 131 138 1 996 1 242

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 7 -------- 332 044 40 124 33 749 42 736 29 366 128.7 88.4 67 986 60 011 2 049 1 363

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 9 ------ 160 203 17 077 14 721 18 537 13 031 115.7 81.3 27 630 25 544 1 971 1 076

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 10 -------- 101 550 12 763 9 349 12 424 8 607 122.3 84.8 21 800 17 847 2 086 1 282

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 12 --------- 74 886 8 906 6 745 9 656 6 374 128.9 85.1 15 068 12 837 2 032 1 117

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 16 --------- 63 557 8 314 6 298 9 004 5 934 141.7 93.4 12 223 10 386 1 764 1 062

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 12 --------- 27 225 4 582 2 992 4 192 2 702 154.0 99.2 6 105 4 514 1 687 1 179

Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Independent school districts 66 ----- 759 465 91 766 73 854 96 549 66 014 127.1 86.9 150 813 131 138 1 996 1 242

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 7 -------- 332 044 40 124 33 749 42 736 29 366 128.7 88.4 67 986 60 011 2 049 1 363

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 9 ------ 160 203 17 077 14 721 18 537 13 031 115.7 81.3 27 630 25 544 1 971 1 076

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 10 -------- 101 550 12 763 9 349 12 424 8 607 122.3 84.8 21 800 17 847 2 086 1 282

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 12 --------- 74 886 8 906 6 745 9 656 6 374 128.9 85.1 15 068 12 837 2 032 1 117

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 16 --------- 63 557 8 314 6 298 9 004 5 934 141.7 93.4 12 223 10 386 1 764 1 062

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 12 --------- 27 225 4 582 2 992 4 192 2 702 154.0 99.2 6 105 4 514 1 687 1 179

Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

MAINE

All public school systems1 3 ------ 288 211 617 32 828 24 601 29 055 21 660 137.3 102.4 59 589 49 411 2 314 1 560

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 7 684 1 261 970 1 114 860 145.0 111.9 2 470 2 089 2 493 1 597

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 1 --------- 5 103 832 629 706 531 138.3 104.1 1 507 1 185 2 226 1 878

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 13 --------- 46 418 6 733 5 133 6 042 4 527 130.2 97.5 12 640 10 570 2 365 1 570

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 63 --------- 106 385 15 787 11 881 14 168 10 563 133.2 99.3 29 712 24 557 2 357 1 630

Less than 1,000 pupils 210 ------- 46 027 8 215 5 988 7 025 5 179 152.6 112.5 13 259 11 010 2 158 1 357

Independent school districts 91 ----- 104 686 16 002 12 166 15 006 10 890 143.3 104.0 28 877 23 759 2 207 1 583

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 7 --------- 24 236 3 466 2 641 3 322 2 372 137.1 97.9 6 557 5 341 2 285 1 590

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 35 --------- 60 267 8 984 6 808 8 318 6 066 138.0 100.7 16 233 13 313 2 219 1 621

Less than 1,000 pupils 49 ------- 20 183 3 552 2 717 3 366 2 452 166.8 121.5 6 086 5 105 2 103 1 475

Dependent school systems3 ------ 197 106 931 16 826 12 435 14 049 10 770 131.4 100.7 30 712 25 652 2 425 1 534 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 7 684 1 261 970 1 114 860 145.0 111.9 2 470 2 089 2 493 1 597 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 1 --------- 5 103 832 629 706 531 138.3 104.1 1 507 1 185 2 226 1 878 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 6 --------- 22 182 3 267 2 492 2 720 2 155 122.6 97.2 6 082 5 229 2 454 1 537

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 28 --------- 46 118 6 803 5 073 5 850 4 497 126.8 97.5 13 479 11 245 2 547 1 642

Less than 1,000 pupils 161 ------- 25 844 4 663 3 271 3 659 2 727 141.6 105.5 7 173 5 905 2 210 1 258

MARYLAND

All public school systems 40 -------- 832 307 108 450 71 713 92 587 61 968 111.2 74.5 281 944 219 209 3 621 2 154 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 8 -------- 578 437 76 124 51 991 68 218 46 654 117.9 80.7 213 466 168 651 3 721 2 173 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 79 725 9 449 6 069 7 824 5 103 98.1 64.0 22 874 17 391 3 589 2 197 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 9 -------- 108 072 13 062 7 588 9 518 5 918 88.1 54.8 27 756 20 352 3 366 2 093 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 3 --------- 16 490 2 309 1 702 2 081 1 558 126.2 94.5 5 156 4 280 2 794 1 846 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 9 --------- 37 020 5 016 3 089 3 462 2 041 93.5 55.1 8 947 6 246 2 894 2 069 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 6 --------- 12 009 2 309 1 209 1 382 670 115.1 55.8 3 548 2 226 3 417 2 114 Less than 1,000 pupils 1 ------- 554 181 65 102 24 184.1 43.3 197 64 2 555 1 991

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

MARYLANDmCon.

Dependent school systems 40 ------- 832 307 108 450 71 713 92 587 61 968 111.2 74.5 281 944 219 209 3 621 2 154

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 8 -------- 578 437 76 124 51 991 68 218 46 654 117.9 80.7 213 466 168 651 3 721 2 173

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 79 725 9 449 6 069 7 824 5 103 98.1 64.0 22 874 17 391 3 589 2 197

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 9 -------- 108 072 13 062 7 588 9 518 5 918 88.1 54.8 27 756 20 352 3 366 2 093

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 3 --------- 16 490 2 309 1 702 2 081 1 558 126.2 94.5 5 156 4 280 2 794 1 846

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 9 --------- 37 020 5 016 3 089 3 462 2 041 93.5 55.1 8 947 6 246 2 894 2 069

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 6 --------- 12 009 2 309 1 209 1 382 670 115.1 55.8 3 548 2 226 3 417 2 114

Less than 1,000 pupils 1 ------- 554 181 65 102 24 184.1 43.3 197 64 2 555 1 991

MASSACHUSETTS

All public school systems 370 -------- 849 130 113 177 83 471 101 921 77 032 120.0 90.7 276 949 232 667 3 080 1 901

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 60 922 8 036 6 025 8 005 6 025 131.4 98.9 24 282 20 104 3 337 2 140

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 45 093 7 006 5 012 6 608 5 012 146.5 111.1 16 509 13 906 2 774 1 786

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 9 -------- 103 504 13 906 10 383 12 461 9 526 120.4 92.0 33 302 27 934 3 013 1 907

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 21 --------- 127 494 16 646 12 086 15 248 11 666 119.6 91.5 41 911 35 746 3 099 1 725

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 47 --------- 178 924 22 098 16 625 19 417 14 757 108.5 82.5 53 621 45 472 3 187 1 903

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 135 --------- 258 468 33 968 25 024 30 310 22 758 117.3 88.0 81 458 68 023 3 055 1 922

Less than 1,000 pupils 155 ------- 74 725 11 517 8 316 9 872 7 288 132.1 97.5 25 865 21 483 2 998 1 947

Independent school districts 84 ----- 105 505 14 783 11 271 13 837 10 232 131.2 97.0 36 366 30 732 3 057 2 070 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – –– 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 4 --------- 16 248 1 627 1 419 1 718 1 299 105.7 79.9 4 080 3 753 2 915 1 868 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 37 --------- 61 868 8 284 6 294 7 685 5 759 124.2 93.1 20 041 16 811 2 977 2 081 Less than 1,000 pupils 43 ------- 27 389 4 872 3 558 4 434 3 174 161.9 115.9 12 245 10 168 3 263 2 094

Dependent school systems 286 ------- 743 625 98 394 72 200 88 084 66 800 118.5 89.8 240 583 201 935 3 084 1 879

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 60 922 8 036 6 025 8 005 6 025 131.4 98.9 24 282 20 104 3 337 2 140

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 45 093 7 006 5 012 6 608 5 012 146.5 111.1 16 509 13 906 2 774 1 786

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 9 -------- 103 504 13 906 10 383 12 461 9 526 120.4 92.0 33 302 27 934 3 013 1 907

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 21 --------- 127 494 16 646 12 086 15 248 11 666 119.6 91.5 41 911 35 746 3 099 1 725

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 43 --------- 162 676 20 471 15 206 17 699 13 458 108.8 82.7 49 541 41 719 3 215 1 905

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 98 --------- 196 600 25 684 18 730 22 625 16 999 115.1 86.5 61 418 51 212 3 082 1 878

Less than 1,000 pupils 112 ------- 47 336 6 645 4 758 5 438 4 114 114.9 86.9 13 620 11 314 2 788 1 826

MICHIGAN

All public school systems1 2 ------ 585 1 804 618 216 792 142 269 187 961 121 397 104.2 67.3 540 552 430 830 3 772 2 291 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 5 -------- 278 851 28 101 17 648 24 781 16 042 88.9 57.5 92 339 76 009 4 925 2 688 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 7 ------ 133 943 14 851 9 078 12 652 7 907 94.5 59.0 38 760 28 594 3 976 2 956 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 33 -------- 343 195 42 198 28 144 37 659 23 499 109.7 68.5 112 929 91 123 4 186 2 386 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 31 --------- 180 102 21 325 15 042 19 175 12 599 106.5 70.0 54 253 44 459 3 770 2 373 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 75 --------- 289 213 36 490 24 245 31 947 20 406 110.5 70.6 86 714 69 155 3 602 2 160 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 269 --------- 496 852 62 801 40 986 52 587 34 760 105.8 70.0 134 695 105 165 3 196 2 033 Less than 1,000 pupils 165 ------- 82 462 11 026 7 126 9 160 6 184 111.1 75.0 20 862 16 325 2 757 1 743

Independent school districts2----- 585 1 804 618 216 792 142 269 187 961 121 397 104.2 67.3 540 552 430 830 3 772 2 291

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 5 -------- 278 851 28 101 17 648 24 781 16 042 88.9 57.5 92 339 76 009 4 925 2 688

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 7 ------ 133 943 14 851 9 078 12 652 7 907 94.5 59.0 38 760 28 594 3 976 2 956

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 33 -------- 343 195 42 198 28 144 37 659 23 499 109.7 68.5 112 929 91 123 4 186 2 386

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 31 --------- 180 102 21 325 15 042 19 175 12 599 106.5 70.0 54 253 44 459 3 770 2 373

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 75 --------- 289 213 36 490 24 245 31 947 20 406 110.5 70.6 86 714 69 155 3 602 2 160

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 269 --------- 496 852 62 801 40 986 52 587 34 760 105.8 70.0 134 695 105 165 3 196 2 033

Less than 1,000 pupils 165 ------- 82 462 11 026 7 126 9 160 6 184 111.1 75.0 20 862 16 325 2 757 1 743

MINNESOTA

All public school systems1 ------- 458 770 555 101 894 76 581 93 169 66 509 120.9 86.3 211 355 180 863 2 910 1 856

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 111 334 11 955 11 955 15 006 10 784 134.8 96.9 30 281 30 281 3 096 –

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 3 ------ 57 844 7 041 5 273 6 730 4 840 116.3 83.7 15 510 13 031 2 872 1 788

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 10 -------- 112 672 13 452 10 323 13 122 9 247 116.5 82.1 30 742 26 807 3 233 1 836

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 13 --------- 84 435 10 820 8 319 9 967 7 025 118.0 83.2 24 138 20 649 3 145 1 875

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 29 --------- 118 082 14 540 10 492 12 865 9 125 108.9 77.3 31 108 25 676 2 991 2 009

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 101 --------- 168 227 22 733 16 114 18 640 13 572 110.8 80.7 42 702 35 441 2 749 1 898

Less than 1,000 pupils 295 ------- 117 961 21 165 13 930 16 674 11 778 141.4 99.8 36 516 28 644 2 533 1 749

Independent school districts 454 ----- 770 555 101 706 76 406 93 004 66 371 120.7 86.1 210 998 180 529 2 911 1 856

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 111 334 11 955 11 955 15 006 10 784 134.8 96.9 30 281 30 281 3 096 –

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 3 ------ 57 844 7 041 5 273 6 730 4 840 116.3 83.7 15 510 13 031 2 872 1 788

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 10 -------- 112 672 13 452 10 323 13 122 9 247 116.5 82.1 30 742 26 807 3 233 1 836

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 13 --------- 84 435 10 820 8 319 9 967 7 025 118.0 83.2 24 138 20 649 3 145 1 875

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 29 --------- 118 082 14 540 10 492 12 865 9 125 108.9 77.3 31 108 25 676 2 991 2 009

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 101 --------- 168 227 22 733 16 114 18 640 13 572 110.8 80.7 42 702 35 441 2 749 1 898

Less than 1,000 pupils 295 ------- 117 961 21 165 13 930 16 674 11 778 141.4 99.8 36 516 28 644 2 533 1 749

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

MISSISSIPPI

All public school systems 177 -------- 540 511 65 961 46 431 62 723 43 787 116.0 81.0 94 288 76 986 1 776 1 114

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 33 401 4 677 3 134 4 357 2 842 130.4 85.1 7 639 5 799 2 084 1 185

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 9 -------- 89 070 8 749 6 895 9 087 6 495 102.0 72.9 12 981 11 384 1 770 940

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 16 --------- 95 680 10 991 8 386 11 050 7 915 115.5 82.7 16 957 14 189 1 832 1 349

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 36 --------- 134 919 16 708 11 794 15 702 11 267 116.4 83.5 23 341 19 304 1 722 973

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 90 --------- 176 228 23 259 15 229 21 154 14 312 120.0 81.2 31 271 24 674 1 734 1 160

Less than 1,000 pupils 25 ------- 11 213 1 577 993 1 373 956 122.4 85.3 2 100 1 636 1 721 1 229

Independent school districts 173 ----- 538 696 65 759 46 300 62 561 43 662 116.1 81.1 93 987 76 731 1 775 1 113 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 33 401 4 677 3 134 4 357 2 842 130.4 85.1 7 639 5 799 2 084 1 185 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 9 -------- 89 070 8 749 6 895 9 087 6 495 102.0 72.9 12 981 11 384 1 770 940 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 16 --------- 95 680 10 991 8 386 11 050 7 915 115.5 82.7 16 957 14 189 1 832 1 349 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 36 --------- 134 919 16 708 11 794 15 702 11 267 116.4 83.5 23 341 19 304 1 722 973 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 90 --------- 176 228 23 259 15 229 21 154 14 312 120.0 81.2 31 271 24 674 1 734 1 160 Less than 1,000 pupils 21 ------- 9 398 1 375 862 1 211 831 128.9 88.4 1 799 1 382 1 671 1 221

Dependent school systems 4 ------- 1 815 202 131 162 125 89.3 68.9 301 255 2 056 1 308

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Less than 1,000 pupils 4 ------- 1 815 202 131 162 125 89.3 68.9 301 255 2 056 1 308

MISSOURI

All public school systems2 ------- 552 884 995 114 780 80 425 102 426 70 807 115.7 80.0 212 291 171 410 2 453 1 511

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 109 044 15 537 10 429 13 625 8 586 124.9 78.7 36 028 27 815 3 242 2 188

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 5 ------ 96 906 11 956 7 734 10 936 7 256 112.9 74.9 26 852 21 327 2 995 1 676

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 15 -------- 160 347 18 031 12 570 15 657 10 877 97.6 67.8 36 262 29 299 2 787 1 658

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 11 --------- 65 773 7 940 5 758 7 266 5 045 110.5 76.7 16 923 14 251 2 914 1 664

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 25 --------- 95 522 11 668 8 317 10 148 7 095 106.2 74.3 20 403 16 595 2 396 1 463

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 120 --------- 211 089 29 087 21 093 26 392 18 709 125.0 88.6 47 370 39 163 2 114 1 307

Less than 1,000 pupils 373 ------- 146 314 20 561 14 524 18 402 13 239 125.8 90.5 28 452 22 961 1 739 1 106

Independent school districts2----- 552 884 995 114 780 80 425 102 426 70 807 115.7 80.0 212 291 171 410 2 453 1 511

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 109 044 15 537 10 429 13 625 8 586 124.9 78.7 36 028 27 815 3 242 2 188

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 5 ------ 96 906 11 956 7 734 10 936 7 256 112.9 74.9 26 852 21 327 2 995 1 676

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 15 -------- 160 347 18 031 12 570 15 657 10 877 97.6 67.8 36 262 29 299 2 787 1 658

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 11 --------- 65 773 7 940 5 758 7 266 5 045 110.5 76.7 16 923 14 251 2 914 1 664

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 25 --------- 95 522 11 668 8 317 10 148 7 095 106.2 74.3 20 403 16 595 2 396 1 463

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 120 --------- 211 089 29 087 21 093 26 392 18 709 125.0 88.6 47 370 39 163 2 114 1 307

Less than 1,000 pupils 373 ------- 146 314 20 561 14 524 18 402 13 239 125.8 90.5 28 452 22 961 1 739 1 106

MONTANA

All public school systems1 ------- 537 157 476 23 993 17 665 20 863 15 294 132.5 97.1 40 482 33 563 2 371 1 666

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 2 -------- 20 420 3 712 2 461 2 952 2 091 144.6 102.4 6 674 5 518 2 786 1 443

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 2 --------- 11 525 1 695 1 256 1 482 1 149 128.6 99.7 2 666 2 170 1 960 1 637

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 5 --------- 18 915 2 097 1 563 1 769 1 351 93.5 71.4 3 508 2 931 2 355 1 549

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 24 --------- 34 146 4 222 3 217 3 769 2 674 110.4 78.3 6 933 5 884 2 336 1 669

Less than 1,000 pupils 504 ------- 72 470 12 267 9 168 10 891 8 029 150.3 110.8 20 701 17 060 2 340 1 780

Independent school districts 537 ----- 157 476 23 993 17 665 20 863 15 294 132.5 97.1 40 482 33 563 2 371 1 666 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 2 -------- 20 420 3 712 2 461 2 952 2 091 144.6 102.4 6 674 5 518 2 786 1 443 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 2 --------- 11 525 1 695 1 256 1 482 1 149 128.6 99.7 2 666 2 170 1 960 1 637 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 5 --------- 18 915 2 097 1 563 1 769 1 351 93.5 71.4 3 508 2 931 2 355 1 549

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 24 --------- 34 146 4 222 3 217 3 769 2 674 110.4 78.3 6 933 5 884 2 336 1 669

Less than 1,000 pupils 504 ------- 72 470 12 267 9 168 10 891 8 029 150.3 110.8 20 701 17 060 2 340 1 780

NEBRASKA

All public school systems 797 -------- 300 562 44 365 32 066 37 799 27 677 125.8 92.1 76 198 62 388 2 320 1 719 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 71 345 9 545 7 248 9 178 6 629 128.6 92.9 18 764 16 197 2 502 1 612 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 17 245 2 056 1 624 1 954 1 567 113.3 90.9 4 069 3 232 2 043 2 310 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 8 816 1 220 850 945 672 107.2 76.2 2 562 2 078 3 461 2 085 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 5 --------- 30 452 4 744 2 665 3 393 2 041 111.4 67.0 7 456 5 079 2 665 2 007 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 9 --------- 35 523 4 618 3 581 3 833 2 903 107.9 81.7 8 807 7 454 2 794 1 797 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 25 --------- 40 109 5 132 3 594 4 345 3 105 108.3 77.4 8 841 7 183 2 406 1 763 Less than 1,000 pupils 754 ------- 97 072 17 050 12 504 14 151 10 760 145.8 110.8 25 698 21 165 1 990 1 510

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

NEBRASKAmCon.

Independent school districts 797 ----- 300 562 44 365 32 066 37 799 27 677 125.8 92.1 76 198 62 388 2 320 1 719

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 71 345 9 545 7 248 9 178 6 629 128.6 92.9 18 764 16 197 2 502 1 612

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 17 245 2 056 1 624 1 954 1 567 113.3 90.9 4 069 3 232 2 043 2 310

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 8 816 1 220 850 945 672 107.2 76.2 2 562 2 078 3 461 2 085

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 5 --------- 30 452 4 744 2 665 3 393 2 041 111.4 67.0 7 456 5 079 2 665 2 007

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 9 --------- 35 523 4 618 3 581 3 833 2 903 107.9 81.7 8 807 7 454 2 794 1 797

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 25 --------- 40 109 5 132 3 594 4 345 3 105 108.3 77.4 8 841 7 183 2 406 1 763

Less than 1,000 pupils 754 ------- 97 072 17 050 12 504 14 151 10 760 145.8 110.8 25 698 21 165 1 990 1 510

NEVADA

All public school systems 17 -------- 211 810 26 566 16 341 23 758 15 067 112.2 71.1 58 644 40 116 2 675 2 243

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 169 261 20 774 12 139 18 810 11 450 111.1 67.6 46 573 30 571 2 671 2 259

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 8 257 1 004 785 950 770 115.1 93.3 2 161 1 769 2 328 2 129

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 2 --------- 12 402 1 661 1 187 1 326 946 106.9 76.3 3 543 2 793 3 004 2 093

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 4 --------- 14 761 2 013 1 470 1 693 1 206 114.7 81.7 3 924 3 117 2 661 2 214

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 4 --------- 5 435 785 557 697 522 128.2 96.0 1 778 1 384 2 688 2 385

Less than 1,000 pupils 4 ------- 1 694 329 203 282 173 166.5 102.1 664 482 2 841 1 669

Independent school districts 17 ----- 211 810 26 566 16 341 23 758 15 067 112.2 71.1 58 644 40 116 2 675 2 243 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 169 261 20 774 12 139 18 810 11 450 111.1 67.6 46 573 30 571 2 671 2 259 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 8 257 1 004 785 950 770 115.1 93.3 2 161 1 769 2 328 2 129 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 2 --------- 12 402 1 661 1 187 1 326 946 106.9 76.3 3 543 2 793 3 004 2 093 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 4 --------- 14 761 2 013 1 470 1 693 1 206 114.7 81.7 3 924 3 117 2 661 2 214 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 4 --------- 5 435 785 557 697 522 128.2 96.0 1 778 1 384 2 688 2 385 Less than 1,000 pupils 4 ------- 1 694 329 203 282 173 166.5 102.1 664 482 2 841 1 669

NEW HAMPSHIRE

All public school systems1 ------- 176 174 805 21 629 18 057 20 774 16 158 118.8 92.4 48 313 43 241 2 758 1 883

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 2 -------- 26 773 2 987 2 287 2 720 2 204 101.6 82.3 8 056 7 029 3 176 2 137

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 1 --------- 5 195 598 598 754 533 145.1 102.6 1 419 1 419 2 738 –

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 9 --------- 33 701 4 252 3 421 3 971 3 115 117.8 92.4 9 517 8 296 2 746 1 795

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 40 --------- 70 776 8 715 7 333 8 622 6 573 121.8 92.9 19 512 17 504 2 747 1 891

Less than 1,000 pupils 124 ------- 38 360 5 077 4 418 4 707 3 733 122.7 97.3 9 808 8 993 2 517 1 751

Independent school districts 167 ----- 130 485 16 346 14 167 16 008 12 452 122.7 95.4 35 185 32 095 2 675 1 826 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 1 --------- 5 195 598 598 754 533 145.1 102.6 1 419 1 419 2 738 – 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 7 --------- 26 380 3 352 2 780 3 153 2 502 119.5 94.8 7 536 6 670 2 765 1 804 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 35 --------- 60 550 7 319 6 371 7 394 5 684 122.1 93.9 16 421 15 012 2 727 1 884 Less than 1,000 pupils 124 ------- 38 360 5 077 4 418 4 707 3 733 122.7 97.3 9 808 8 993 2 517 1 751

Dependent school systems 9 ------- 44 320 5 283 3 890 4 766 3 706 107.5 83.6 13 128 11 146 3 022 1 988

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 2 -------- 26 773 2 987 2 287 2 720 2 204 101.6 82.3 8 056 7 029 3 176 2 137

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 2 --------- 7 321 900 641 818 613 111.7 83.7 1 981 1 626 2 669 1 770

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 5 --------- 10 226 1 396 962 1 228 889 120.1 86.9 3 091 2 492 2 873 1 912

Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

NEW JERSEY

All public school systems1 ------- 626 1 244 911 167 675 119 537 160 439 108 873 128.9 87.5 521 447 436 591 4 084 2 266

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 105 544 13 931 7 985 12 945 7 824 122.7 74.1 47 909 37 222 4 758 2 113

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 3 ------ 51 284 5 482 3 568 5 448 3 400 106.2 66.3 17 721 15 296 4 543 1 776

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 23 -------- 231 995 25 393 16 423 23 024 14 254 99.2 61.4 73 427 58 866 4 199 2 234

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 26 --------- 157 021 18 761 13 702 19 883 12 918 126.6 82.3 61 259 52 229 4 085 2 218

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 60 --------- 232 076 30 512 23 322 30 884 21 462 133.1 92.5 98 508 85 363 4 057 2 215

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 188 --------- 329 322 47 320 35 629 45 744 32 539 138.9 98.8 150 821 128 637 4 029 2 406

Less than 1,000 pupils 323 ------- 137 669 26 276 18 908 22 511 16 476 163.5 119.7 71 803 58 978 3 687 2 444

Independent school districts 550 ----- 930 482 125 956 95 348 128 231 89 365 137.8 96.0 411 419 354 694 4 056 2 197

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 48 374 8 117 4 357 8 117 4 357 167.8 90.1 28 634 21 024 4 825 2 024

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 35 848 3 677 2 634 4 047 2 506 112.9 69.9 12 513 11 126 4 495 1 544

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 11 -------- 103 122 12 451 9 764 13 740 9 402 133.2 91.2 41 784 37 094 4 026 1 900

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 19 --------- 114 956 13 435 10 947 15 481 10 529 134.7 91.6 44 500 40 081 3 853 1 982

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 51 --------- 198 427 25 481 20 160 26 874 19 084 135.4 96.2 86 666 76 555 4 103 2 258

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 175 --------- 304 540 43 045 32 855 42 380 30 366 139.2 99.7 140 799 121 342 4 084 2 393

Less than 1,000 pupils 291 ------- 125 215 19 750 14 631 17 592 13 121 140.5 104.8 56 523 47 472 3 745 2 400

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

NEW JERSEYmCon.

Dependent school systems 76 ------- 314 429 41 719 24 189 32 208 19 508 102.4 62.0 110 028 81 897 4 216 2 428

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 57 170 5 814 3 628 4 828 3 467 84.4 60.6 19 275 16 197 4 673 2 412

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 15 436 1 805 934 1 401 894 90.8 57.9 5 207 4 170 4 674 2 321

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 128 873 12 942 6 659 9 284 4 852 72.0 37.6 31 643 21 772 4 549 2 461

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 7 --------- 42 065 5 326 2 755 4 402 2 389 104.6 56.8 16 759 12 148 5 117 2 526

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 9 --------- 33 649 5 031 3 162 4 010 2 378 119.2 70.7 11 841 8 809 3 668 2 083

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 13 --------- 24 782 4 275 2 774 3 364 2 173 135.7 87.7 10 023 7 295 3 237 2 511

Less than 1,000 pupils 32 ------- 12 454 6 526 4 277 4 919 3 355 395.0 269.4 15 280 11 506 3 463 2 558

NEW MEXICO

 All public school systems 94 -------- 316 054 37 697 29 791 37 493 27 575 118.6 87.2 60 797 52 122 1 907 1 369

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 90 155 8 885 8 885 10 907 8 449 121.0 93.7 15 679 15 679 1 870 –

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 20 113 2 667 2 120 2 579 2 120 128.2 105.4 3 961 3 416 1 611 1 239

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 8 -------- 82 483 9 519 7 019 9 083 6 637 110.1 80.5 14 798 12 456 1 896 1 181

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 4 --------- 25 619 3 108 2 200 2 978 2 044 116.2 79.8 4 975 4 137 2 063 1 160

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 12 --------- 44 023 5 272 4 058 4 894 3 590 111.2 81.5 8 504 7 041 1 985 1 523

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 17 --------- 33 570 4 763 3 127 4 000 2 604 119.2 77.6 7 428 5 348 2 071 1 616

Less than 1,000 pupils 51 ------- 20 091 3 483 2 382 3 052 2 131 151.9 106.1 5 452 4 045 1 919 1 534

Independent school districts 94 ----- 316 054 37 697 29 791 37 493 27 575 118.6 87.2 60 797 52 122 1 907 1 369 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 90 155 8 885 8 885 10 907 8 449 121.0 93.7 15 679 15 679 1 870 – 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 20 113 2 667 2 120 2 579 2 120 128.2 105.4 3 961 3 416 1 611 1 239 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 8 -------- 82 483 9 519 7 019 9 083 6 637 110.1 80.5 14 798 12 456 1 896 1 181 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 4 --------- 25 619 3 108 2 200 2 978 2 044 116.2 79.8 4 975 4 137 2 063 1 160 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 12 --------- 44 023 5 272 4 058 4 894 3 590 111.2 81.5 8 504 7 041 1 985 1 523 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 17 --------- 33 570 4 763 3 127 4 000 2 604 119.2 77.6 7 428 5 348 2 071 1 616 Less than 1,000 pupils 51 ------- 20 091 3 483 2 382 3 052 2 131 151.9 106.1 5 452 4 045 1 919 1 534

NEW YORK

 All public school systems1 ------- 748 2 853 412 429 778 296 481 387 215 259 440 135.7 90.9 1 224 438 989 212 3 874 2 183

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 1 105 204 165 720 115 704 149 157 101 467 135.0 91.8 473 471 375 893 3 649 2 076

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 5 ------ 101 618 14 159 8 868 11 131 6 958 109.5 68.5 36 949 26 653 3 656 2 773

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 33 -------- 300 042 38 947 27 529 36 655 23 262 122.2 77.5 120 536 99 794 4 366 2 426

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 42 --------- 252 110 36 053 25 455 33 132 22 092 131.4 87.6 113 922 95 458 4 527 2 532

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 99 --------- 384 645 59 189 40 011 53 413 35 361 138.9 91.9 172 021 140 346 4 209 2 299

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 344 --------- 601 578 95 566 65 300 85 981 58 085 142.9 96.6 258 989 211 895 3 798 2 117

Less than 1,000 pupils 221 ------- 108 215 20 144 13 614 17 746 12 215 164.0 112.9 48 550 39 172 3 313 1 876

Independent school districts 713 ----- 1 532 574 232 629 163 660 217 277 147 485 141.8 96.2 685 310 572 072 4 051 2 201 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 15 050 1 853 1 351 1 660 1 222 110.3 81.2 6 200 5 125 4 223 2 781 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 27 -------- 246 822 31 811 23 768 32 507 21 649 131.7 87.7 105 064 91 395 4 364 2 187 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 37 --------- 218 582 30 981 22 769 30 124 20 728 137.8 94.8 105 391 90 371 4 568 2 567 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 91 --------- 356 937 55 274 38 132 50 945 34 229 142.7 95.9 165 438 136 301 4 220 2 306 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 336 --------- 586 968 92 566 64 026 84 295 57 442 143.6 97.9 254 667 209 708 3 802 2 108 Less than 1,000 pupils 221 ------- 108 215 20 144 13 614 17 746 12 215 164.0 112.9 48 550 39 172 3 313 1 876

Dependent school systems 35 ------- 1 320 838 197 149 132 821 169 938 111 955 128.7 84.8 539 127 417 140 3 654 2 168

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 1 105 204 165 720 115 704 149 157 101 467 135.0 91.8 473 471 375 893 3 649 2 076

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 86 568 12 306 7 517 9 471 5 736 109.4 66.3 30 749 21 528 3 531 2 772

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 6 -------- 53 220 7 136 3 761 4 148 1 613 77.9 30.3 15 472 8 400 4 394 3 081

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 5 --------- 33 528 5 072 2 686 3 008 1 364 89.7 40.7 8 531 5 087 3 807 2 386

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 8 --------- 27 708 3 915 1 879 2 468 1 132 89.1 40.9 6 582 4 046 3 822 2 223

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 8 --------- 14 610 3 000 1 274 1 686 643 115.4 44.0 4 322 2 186 3 387 2 297

Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

NORTH CAROLINA

 All public school systems1 ------- 191 1 199 411 183 921 126 960 151 598 107 230 126.4 89.4 321 485 259 539 2 459 1 432

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 6 -------- 283 415 38 762 28 128 35 504 25 905 125.3 91.4 72 581 62 528 2 446 1 012

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 10 ------ 192 546 28 690 19 694 24 001 17 155 124.7 89.1 51 780 41 937 2 485 1 488

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 27 -------- 284 991 40 906 28 789 35 079 25 707 123.1 90.2 74 127 61 667 2 432 1 350

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 22 --------- 135 696 20 832 14 419 17 140 12 287 126.3 90.5 36 357 29 420 2 433 1 475

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 40 --------- 157 499 23 892 16 344 19 126 13 512 121.4 85.8 41 033 32 630 2 446 1 569

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 69 --------- 133 740 27 697 17 784 18 762 11 635 140.3 87.0 41 423 28 951 2 564 1 870

Less than 1,000 pupils 17 ------- 11 524 3 142 1 802 1 986 1 029 172.3 89.3 4 184 2 406 2 518 2 017

Dependent school systems 191 ------- 1 199 411 183 921 126 960 151 598 107 230 126.4 89.4 321 485 259 539 2 459 1 432

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 6 -------- 283 415 38 762 28 128 35 504 25 905 125.3 91.4 72 581 62 528 2 446 1 012

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 10 ------ 192 546 28 690 19 694 24 001 17 155 124.7 89.1 51 780 41 937 2 485 1 488

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 27 -------- 284 991 40 906 28 789 35 079 25 707 123.1 90.2 74 127 61 667 2 432 1 350

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 22 --------- 135 696 20 832 14 419 17 140 12 287 126.3 90.5 36 357 29 420 2 433 1 475

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 40 --------- 157 499 23 892 16 344 19 126 13 512 121.4 85.8 41 033 32 630 2 446 1 569

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 69 --------- 133 740 27 697 17 784 18 762 11 635 140.3 87.0 41 423 28 951 2 564 1 870

Less than 1,000 pupils 17 ------- 11 524 3 142 1 802 1 986 1 029 172.3 89.3 4 184 2 406 2 518 2 017

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

NORTH DAKOTA

 All public school systems1 ------- 275 118 750 16 250 10 838 13 974 10 064 117.7 84.7 31 642 25 713 2 696 1 658

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 4 -------- 39 006 4 148 2 992 3 632 2 771 93.1 71.0 9 619 8 135 3 129 1 852

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 5 --------- 17 568 1 886 1 314 1 587 1 202 90.3 68.4 3 796 3 232 2 953 1 565

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 6 --------- 8 928 1 044 736 964 710 108.0 79.5 2 256 1 845 2 701 1 737

Less than 1,000 pupils 260 ------- 53 248 9 172 5 796 7 791 5 381 146.3 101.1 15 971 12 502 2 424 1 583

Independent school districts 275 ----- 118 750 16 250 10 838 13 974 10 064 117.7 84.7 31 642 25 713 2 696 1 658 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 4 -------- 39 006 4 148 2 992 3 632 2 771 93.1 71.0 9 619 8 135 3 129 1 852 5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – –– 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 5 --------- 17 568 1 886 1 314 1 587 1 202 90.3 68.4 3 796 3 232 2 953 1 565 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 6 --------- 8 928 1 044 736 964 710 108.0 79.5 2 256 1 845 2 701 1 737 Less than 1,000 pupils 260 ------- 53 248 9 172 5 796 7 791 5 381 146.3 101.1 15 971 12 502 2 424 1 583

OHIO

 All public school systems1 2 ----- 666 1 876 605 216 346 147 539 199 117 132 982 106.1 70.9 479 290 392 761 3 023 1 720

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 7 -------- 314 414 35 028 25 238 37 260 23 005 118.5 73.2 101 468 85 689 3 887 1 974

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 34 618 4 104 2 424 2 867 1 702 82.8 49.2 6 879 4 838 2 918 2 027

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 26 -------- 254 238 23 739 18 420 24 146 16 434 95.0 64.6 57 649 51 547 3 211 1 672

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 36 --------- 221 495 26 318 18 168 24 239 16 286 109.4 73.5 56 857 47 083 3 000 1 747

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 85 --------- 319 635 37 965 25 006 32 795 22 726 102.6 71.1 80 690 64 099 2 875 1 698

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 345 --------- 620 137 71 831 46 976 63 393 43 077 102.2 69.5 143 157 114 657 2 714 1 583

Less than 1,000 pupils 165 ------- 112 068 17 361 11 307 14 417 9 752 128.6 87.0 32 590 24 848 2 601 1 780

Independent school districts2----- 666 1 876 605 216 346 147 539 199 117 132 982 106.1 70.9 479 290 392 761 3 023 1 720

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 7 -------- 314 414 35 028 25 238 37 260 23 005 118.5 73.2 101 468 85 689 3 887 1 974

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 34 618 4 104 2 424 2 867 1 702 82.8 49.2 6 879 4 838 2 918 2 027

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 26 -------- 254 238 23 739 18 420 24 146 16 434 95.0 64.6 57 649 51 547 3 211 1 672

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 36 --------- 221 495 26 318 18 168 24 239 16 286 109.4 73.5 56 857 47 083 3 000 1 747

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 85 --------- 319 635 37 965 25 006 32 795 22 726 102.6 71.1 80 690 64 099 2 875 1 698

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 345 --------- 620 137 71 831 46 976 63 393 43 077 102.2 69.5 143 157 114 657 2 714 1 583

Less than 1,000 pupils 165 ------- 112 068 17 361 11 307 14 417 9 752 128.6 87.0 32 590 24 848 2 601 1 780

OKLAHOMA

 All public school systems1 ------- 605 587 198 76 273 56 302 71 896 50 773 122.4 86.5 127 517 105 924 2 111 1 345

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 77 277 7 017 7 017 8 719 6 188 112.8 80.1 13 559 13 559 2 231 –

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 70 024 7 998 6 018 7 235 5 164 103.3 73.7 13 790 11 062 2 198 1 687

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 5 -------- 57 756 6 512 4 453 5 914 4 127 102.4 71.5 11 391 9 174 2 245 1 442

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 8 --------- 48 518 5 737 4 197 5 374 3 708 110.8 76.4 10 241 8 574 2 378 1 385

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 12 --------- 45 978 5 222 3 907 5 014 3 564 109.1 77.5 8 996 7 544 2 126 1 437

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 80 --------- 128 522 16 848 12 246 15 566 11 181 121.1 87.0 26 862 22 255 2 013 1 225

Less than 1,000 pupils 494 ------- 159 123 26 939 18 464 24 074 16 841 151.3 105.8 42 677 33 757 2 013 1 294

Independent school districts 605 ----- 587 198 76 273 56 302 71 896 50 773 122.4 86.5 127 517 105 924 2 111 1 345

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 77 277 7 017 7 017 8 719 6 188 112.8 80.1 13 559 13 559 2 231 –

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 70 024 7 998 6 018 7 235 5 164 103.3 73.7 13 790 11 062 2 198 1 687

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 5 -------- 57 756 6 512 4 453 5 914 4 127 102.4 71.5 11 391 9 174 2 245 1 442

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 8 --------- 48 518 5 737 4 197 5 374 3 708 110.8 76.4 10 241 8 574 2 378 1 385

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 12 --------- 45 978 5 222 3 907 5 014 3 564 109.1 77.5 8 996 7 544 2 126 1 437

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 80 --------- 128 522 16 848 12 246 15 566 11 181 121.1 87.0 26 862 22 255 2 013 1 225

Less than 1,000 pupils 494 ------- 159 123 26 939 18 464 24 074 16 841 151.3 105.8 42 677 33 757 2 013 1 294

OREGON

 All public school systems 340 -------- 563 027 73 839 51 913 60 881 42 308 108.1 75.1 144 745 115 054 2 850 1 967 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 109 410 14 102 9 620 12 290 8 582 112.3 78.4 36 370 28 658 3 575 2 176

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 37 722 1 563 1 563 1 915 1 383 50.8 36.7 4 144 4 144 3 175 –

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 8 -------- 75 641 8 906 6 473 8 004 5 435 105.8 71.9 18 435 15 143 2 905 1 895

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 15 --------- 95 159 13 311 8 102 10 164 6 352 106.8 66.8 23 673 17 412 2 886 1 980

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 20 --------- 76 641 9 669 6 860 7 627 5 307 99.5 69.2 17 975 14 386 2 841 1 859

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 60 --------- 110 049 15 187 10 919 11 988 8 482 108.9 77.1 26 044 20 783 2 547 1 848

Less than 1,000 pupils 232 ------- 58 405 11 101 8 376 8 893 6 767 152.3 115.9 18 104 14 527 2 221 1 882

Independent school districts 340 ----- 563 027 73 839 51 913 60 881 42 308 108.1 75.1 144 745 115 054 2 850 1 967 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 109 410 14 102 9 620 12 290 8 582 112.3 78.4 36 370 28 658 3 575 2 176 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 37 722 1 563 1 563 1 915 1 383 50.8 36.7 4 144 4 144 3 175 – 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 8 -------- 75 641 8 906 6 473 8 004 5 435 105.8 71.9 18 435 15 143 2 905 1 895 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 15 --------- 95 159 13 311 8 102 10 164 6 352 106.8 66.8 23 673 17 412 2 886 1 980 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 20 --------- 76 641 9 669 6 860 7 627 5 307 99.5 69.2 17 975 14 386 2 841 1 859 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 60 --------- 110 049 15 187 10 919 11 988 8 482 108.9 77.1 26 044 20 783 2 547 1 848 Less than 1,000 pupils 232 ------- 58 405 11 101 8 376 8 893 6 767 152.3 115.9 18 104 14 527 2 221 1 882

See footnotes at end of table.

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

PENNSYLVANIA

 All public school systems1 ------- 516 1 746 078 205 776 150 230 192 868 134 433 110.5 77.0 501 810 420 149 3 218 1 924

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 236 119 30 726 22 515 30 477 21 387 129.1 90.6 81 105 68 150 3 220 1 887

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 19 299 3 713 2 458 1 874 1 010 97.1 52.3 4 739 2 797 3 684 2 473

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 27 -------- 264 856 26 972 20 359 27 293 19 122 103.0 72.2 75 336 65 083 3 497 1 921

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 36 --------- 227 327 26 106 19 751 25 579 17 494 112.5 77.0 65 901 55 884 3 288 2 050

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 103 --------- 383 134 46 974 34 152 42 692 29 633 111.4 77.3 114 069 95 093 3 346 2 029

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 298 --------- 579 187 66 505 47 657 60 765 42 838 104.9 74.0 150 748 125 126 3 004 1 817

Less than 1,000 pupils 45 ------- 33 957 4 367 3 034 3 854 2 713 113.5 79.9 9 135 7 384 2 778 1 686

Independent school districts 512 ----- 1 743 879 205 363 149 926 192 534 134 197 110.4 77.0 501 032 419 517 3 219 1 924 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 2 -------- 236 119 30 726 22 515 30 477 21 387 129.1 90.6 81 105 68 150 3 220 1 887 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 19 299 3 713 2 458 1 874 1 010 97.1 52.3 4 739 2 797 3 684 2 473 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 27 -------- 264 856 26 972 20 359 27 293 19 122 103.0 72.2 75 336 65 083 3 497 1 921 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 36 --------- 227 327 26 106 19 751 25 579 17 494 112.5 77.0 65 901 55 884 3 288 2 050 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 103 --------- 383 134 46 974 34 152 42 692 29 633 111.4 77.3 114 069 95 093 3 346 2 029 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 298 --------- 579 187 66 505 47 657 60 765 42 838 104.9 74.0 150 748 125 126 3 004 1 817 Less than 1,000 pupils 45 ------- 33 957 4 367 3 034 3 854 2 713 113.5 79.9 9 135 7 384 2 778 1 686

RHODE ISLAND

 All public school systems 37 -------- 141 364 18 279 13 618 16 901 12 857 119.6 90.9 51 610 43 353 3 450 2 234

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 21 747 2 612 1 881 2 582 1 879 118.7 86.4 8 767 6 646 3 538 3 124

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 3 -------- 30 414 4 060 2 945 3 778 2 814 124.2 92.5 11 695 10 128 3 698 1 626

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 3 --------- 18 436 2 457 1 782 2 124 1 595 115.2 86.5 5 968 5 079 3 262 2 066

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 11 --------- 39 319 5 074 3 880 4 616 3 617 117.4 92.0 13 903 11 816 3 367 2 176

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 14 --------- 29 190 3 698 2 829 3 460 2 675 118.5 91.6 10 571 9 070 3 469 2 295

Less than 1,000 pupils 5 ------- 2 258 378 301 341 277 151.0 122.7 705 613 2 228 1 788

Independent school districts 3 ----- 6 391 738 662 800 651 125.2 101.9 2 033 1 889 2 909 1 938

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 1 --------- 3 568 473 397 464 390 130.0 109.3 1 277 1 133 2 910 1 938

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 2 --------- 2 823 265 265 336 261 119.0 92.5 756 756 2 909 –

Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Dependent school systems 34 ------- 134 973 17 541 12 956 16 101 12 206 119.3 90.4 49 577 41 464 3 480 2 241

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 21 747 2 612 1 881 2 582 1 879 118.7 86.4 8 767 6 646 3 538 3 124

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 3 -------- 30 414 4 060 2 945 3 778 2 814 124.2 92.5 11 695 10 128 3 698 1 626

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 3 --------- 18 436 2 457 1 782 2 124 1 595 115.2 86.5 5 968 5 079 3 262 2 066

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 10 --------- 35 751 4 601 3 483 4 152 3 227 116.1 90.3 12 626 10 683 3 426 2 198

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 12 --------- 26 367 3 433 2 564 3 124 2 414 118.5 91.6 9 816 8 314 3 532 2 295

Less than 1,000 pupils 5 ------- 2 258 378 301 341 277 151.0 122.7 705 613 2 228 1 788

SOUTH CAROLINA

 All public school systems 91 -------- 625 839 76 795 58 824 74 149 53 547 118.5 85.6 141 499 119 704 2 264 1 407

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 151 310 18 567 13 691 17 241 12 427 113.9 82.1 35 846 28 939 2 376 1 786

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 49 201 5 777 4 686 5 815 4 206 118.2 85.5 9 872 8 921 2 161 992

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 22 -------- 238 541 28 030 22 447 28 115 20 343 117.9 85.3 53 762 46 683 2 322 1 397

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 10 --------- 63 216 7 459 5 977 7 403 5 450 117.1 86.2 12 849 11 485 2 113 1 062

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 17 --------- 63 634 8 393 5 881 7 575 5 414 119.0 85.1 14 534 11 885 2 203 1 247

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 29 --------- 54 340 7 747 5 578 7 262 5 196 133.6 95.6 13 284 10 746 2 094 1 341

Less than 1,000 pupils 7 ------- 5 597 822 564 738 511 131.9 91.3 1 352 1 046 2 097 1 387

Independent school districts 91 ----- 625 839 76 795 58 824 74 149 53 547 118.5 85.6 141 499 119 704 2 264 1 407 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 151 310 18 567 13 691 17 241 12 427 113.9 82.1 35 846 28 939 2 376 1 786 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 2 ------ 49 201 5 777 4 686 5 815 4 206 118.2 85.5 9 872 8 921 2 161 992 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 22 -------- 238 541 28 030 22 447 28 115 20 343 117.9 85.3 53 762 46 683 2 322 1 397 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 10 --------- 63 216 7 459 5 977 7 403 5 450 117.1 86.2 12 849 11 485 2 113 1 062 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 17 --------- 63 634 8 393 5 881 7 575 5 414 119.0 85.1 14 534 11 885 2 203 1 247

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 29 --------- 54 340 7 747 5 578 7 262 5 196 133.6 95.6 13 284 10 746 2 094 1 341

Less than 1,000 pupils 7 ------- 5 597 822 564 738 511 131.9 91.3 1 352 1 046 2 097 1 387

SOUTH DAKOTA

 All public school systems 180 -------- 128 893 17 265 13 115 15 776 11 791 122.4 91.5 27 309 23 570 2 037 1 393 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 16 092 1 573 1 573 1 831 1 429 113.8 88.8 3 142 3 142 2 242 – 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 14 006 1 153 1 153 1 387 1 048 99.0 74.8 2 305 2 305 2 243 – 5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – –– 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 3 --------- 11 707 1 409 1 014 1 161 892 99.2 76.2 2 329 1 979 2 239 1 370 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 21 --------- 38 007 4 574 3 422 4 193 3 142 110.3 82.7 8 082 6 851 2 231 1 608 Less than 1,000 pupils 154 ------- 49 081 8 556 5 953 7 204 5 280 146.8 107.6 11 451 9 293 1 789 1 295

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

SOUTH DAKOTAmCon.

Independent school districts 180 ----- 128 893 17 265 13 115 15 776 11 791 122.4 91.5 27 309 23 570 2 037 1 393

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 16 092 1 573 1 573 1 831 1 429 113.8 88.8 3 142 3 142 2 242 –

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 1 -------- 14 006 1 153 1 153 1 387 1 048 99.0 74.8 2 305 2 305 2 243 –

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 3 --------- 11 707 1 409 1 014 1 161 892 99.2 76.2 2 329 1 979 2 239 1 370

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 21 --------- 38 007 4 574 3 422 4 193 3 142 110.3 82.7 8 082 6 851 2 231 1 608

Less than 1,000 pupils 154 ------- 49 081 8 556 5 953 7 204 5 280 146.8 107.6 11 451 9 293 1 789 1 295

TENNESSEE

 All public school systems 140 -------- 833 141 96 518 66 224 85 657 60 316 102.8 72.4 172 722 141 322 2 377 1 254

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 264 529 30 674 19 983 26 973 17 749 102.0 67.1 61 264 47 308 2 711 1 518

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 5 ------ 99 645 10 194 7 291 9 212 6 724 92.4 67.5 21 778 18 240 2 745 1 473

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 122 544 13 072 9 354 11 836 8 742 96.6 71.3 23 418 20 231 2 378 1 036

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 19 --------- 115 089 13 111 8 997 11 628 8 263 101.0 71.8 21 275 17 753 2 170 1 026

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 32 --------- 126 812 16 415 11 533 14 458 10 411 114.0 82.1 25 361 21 333 2 071 1 022

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 51 --------- 94 948 11 820 8 225 10 478 7 643 110.4 80.5 17 702 14 862 1 962 998

Less than 1,000 pupils 17 ------- 9 574 1 232 841 1 072 784 112.0 81.9 1 924 1 595 2 065 1 080

Independent school districts 14 ----- 19 776 2 304 1 649 2 120 1 553 107.2 78.5 3 727 3 159 2 049 1 040 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – –– 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 1 --------- 3 608 529 400 451 359 125.0 99.5 932 811 2 295 1 400 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 9 --------- 14 118 1 546 1 083 1 464 1 040 103.7 73.7 2 449 2 053 1 982 974 Less than 1,000 pupils 4 ------- 2 050 229 166 205 154 100.0 75.1 346 296 1 945 987

Dependent school systems 126 ------- 813 365 94 214 64 575 83 537 58 763 102.7 72.2 168 995 138 163 2 386 1 258

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 4 -------- 264 529 30 674 19 983 26 973 17 749 102.0 67.1 61 264 47 308 2 711 1 518

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 5 ------ 99 645 10 194 7 291 9 212 6 724 92.4 67.5 21 778 18 240 2 745 1 473

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 122 544 13 072 9 354 11 836 8 742 96.6 71.3 23 418 20 231 2 378 1 036

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 19 --------- 115 089 13 111 8 997 11 628 8 263 101.0 71.8 21 275 17 753 2 170 1 026

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 31 --------- 123 204 15 886 11 133 14 007 10 052 113.7 81.6 24 428 20 522 2 063 1 013

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 42 --------- 80 830 10 274 7 142 9 014 6 603 111.5 81.7 15 253 12 809 1 959 1 002

Less than 1,000 pupils 13 ------- 7 524 1 003 675 867 630 115.2 83.7 1 579 1 299 2 094 1 101

TEXAS

 All public school systems 1 -------- 100 3 764 602 482 048 351 919 460 212 323 516 122.2 85.9 880 350 726 437 2 256 1 461 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 29 -------- 1 437 520 164 555 128 287 163 231 116 799 113.6 81.3 331 032 282 579 2 420 1 690 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 31 ------ 590 948 73 593 53 746 69 878 49 095 118.2 83.1 138 413 113 032 2 320 1 558 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 34 -------- 361 784 46 129 33 412 46 006 31 175 127.2 86.2 84 289 69 195 2 259 1 462 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 53 --------- 305 985 38 918 27 620 36 793 25 774 120.2 84.2 66 587 54 731 2 134 1 241 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 94 --------- 364 644 49 590 33 085 44 665 30 116 122.5 82.6 83 837 65 587 2 189 1 393 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 264 --------- 458 344 67 868 46 223 61 600 42 731 134.4 93.2 109 843 87 492 2 063 1 284 Less than 1,000 pupils 595 ------- 245 377 41 395 29 546 38 039 27 826 155.0 113.4 66 349 53 821 1 944 1 283

Independent school districts 1 ----- 100 3 764 602 482 048 351 919 460 212 323 516 122.2 85.9 880 350 726 437 2 256 1 461

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 29 -------- 1 437 520 164 555 128 287 163 231 116 799 113.6 81.3 331 032 282 579 2 420 1 690

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 31 ------ 590 948 73 593 53 746 69 878 49 095 118.2 83.1 138 413 113 032 2 320 1 558

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 34 -------- 361 784 46 129 33 412 46 006 31 175 127.2 86.2 84 289 69 195 2 259 1 462

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 53 --------- 305 985 38 918 27 620 36 793 25 774 120.2 84.2 66 587 54 731 2 134 1 241

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 94 --------- 364 644 49 590 33 085 44 665 30 116 122.5 82.6 83 837 65 587 2 189 1 393

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 264 --------- 458 344 67 868 46 223 61 600 42 731 134.4 93.2 109 843 87 492 2 063 1 284

Less than 1,000 pupils 595 ------- 245 377 41 395 29 546 38 039 27 826 155.0 113.4 66 349 53 821 1 944 1 283

UTAH

 All public school systems 40 -------- 456 545 41 170 31 847 34 720 25 352 76.0 55.5 65 424 55 882 2 302 1 567

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 6 -------- 295 089 24 188 19 312 21 266 15 651 72.1 53.0 40 019 35 187 2 329 1 518

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 16 689 1 686 1 056 1 035 751 62.0 45.0 2 560 1 993 2 699 2 069

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 5 -------- 63 922 6 312 4 798 5 036 3 748 78.8 58.6 9 801 8 172 2 345 1 638

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 6 --------- 37 222 3 550 2 915 3 061 2 216 82.2 59.5 5 146 4 554 2 195 1 459

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 6 --------- 23 173 2 827 1 979 2 302 1 576 99.3 68.0 4 402 3 286 2 185 1 871

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 10 --------- 17 500 2 142 1 506 1 664 1 178 95.1 67.3 2 854 2 221 1 969 1 293

Less than 1,000 pupils 6 ------- 2 950 465 281 356 232 120.7 78.6 642 469 2 062 1 450

Independent school districts 40 ----- 456 545 41 170 31 847 34 720 25 352 76.0 55.5 65 424 55 882 2 302 1 567

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 6 -------- 295 089 24 188 19 312 21 266 15 651 72.1 53.0 40 019 35 187 2 329 1 518

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 16 689 1 686 1 056 1 035 751 62.0 45.0 2 560 1 993 2 699 2 069

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 5 -------- 63 922 6 312 4 798 5 036 3 748 78.8 58.6 9 801 8 172 2 345 1 638

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 6 --------- 37 222 3 550 2 915 3 061 2 216 82.2 59.5 5 146 4 554 2 195 1 459

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 6 --------- 23 173 2 827 1 979 2 302 1 576 99.3 68.0 4 402 3 286 2 185 1 871

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 10 --------- 17 500 2 142 1 506 1 664 1 178 95.1 67.3 2 854 2 221 1 969 1 293

Less than 1,000 pupils 6 ------- 2 950 465 281 356 232 120.7 78.6 642 469 2 062 1 450

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

VERMONT

 All public school systems1 ------- 276 95 630 15 118 12 290 13 091 10 586 136.9 110.7 28 207 24 857 2 418 1 668

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 1 --------- 3 503 600 466 551 437 157.3 124.8 1 416 1 190 2 761 2 243

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 18 --------- 28 895 4 499 3 868 4 086 3 313 141.4 114.7 9 134 8 235 2 546 1 798

Less than 1,000 pupils 257 ------- 63 232 10 019 7 956 8 454 6 836 133.7 108.1 17 658 15 432 2 332 1 566

Independent school districts 276 ----- 95 630 15 118 12 290 13 091 10 586 136.9 110.7 28 207 24 857 2 418 1 668 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – –– 7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – –– 5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – –– 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 1 --------- 3 503 600 466 551 437 157.3 124.8 1 416 1 190 2 761 2 243 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 18 --------- 28 895 4 499 3 868 4 086 3 313 141.4 114.7 9 134 8 235 2 546 1 798 Less than 1,000 pupils 257 ------- 63 232 10 019 7 956 8 454 6 836 133.7 108.1 17 658 15 432 2 332 1 566

VIRGINIA

 All public school systems 135 -------- 1 017 948 159 703 107 739 139 824 97 189 137.4 95.5 299 863 238 500 2 492 1 480

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 9 -------- 448 826 70 687 48 076 62 570 43 088 139.4 96.0 140 484 110 251 2 590 1 592

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 3 ------ 55 707 9 029 6 046 7 789 5 363 139.8 96.3 19 333 15 383 2 958 1 756

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 24 -------- 240 603 36 612 24 831 31 953 22 553 132.8 93.7 67 698 54 607 2 475 1 414

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 12 --------- 69 169 10 550 6 894 9 084 6 188 131.3 89.5 17 800 14 260 2 352 1 236

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 25 --------- 99 685 16 055 10 897 13 831 9 859 138.7 98.9 26 950 21 903 2 251 1 316

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 49 --------- 95 734 15 353 10 039 13 364 9 266 139.6 96.8 25 250 20 190 2 195 1 279

Less than 1,000 pupils 13 ------- 8 224 1 417 956 1 233 872 149.9 106.0 2 349 1 906 2 216 1 242

Dependent school systems 135 ------- 1 017 948 159 703 107 739 139 824 97 189 137.4 95.5 299 863 238 500 2 492 1 480

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 9 -------- 448 826 70 687 48 076 62 570 43 088 139.4 96.0 140 484 110 251 2 590 1 592

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 3 ------ 55 707 9 029 6 046 7 789 5 363 139.8 96.3 19 333 15 383 2 958 1 756

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 24 -------- 240 603 36 612 24 831 31 953 22 553 132.8 93.7 67 698 54 607 2 475 1 414

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 12 --------- 69 169 10 550 6 894 9 084 6 188 131.3 89.5 17 800 14 260 2 352 1 236

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 25 --------- 99 685 16 055 10 897 13 831 9 859 138.7 98.9 26 950 21 903 2 251 1 316

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 49 --------- 95 734 15 353 10 039 13 364 9 266 139.6 96.8 25 250 20 190 2 195 1 279

Less than 1,000 pupils 13 ------- 8 224 1 417 956 1 233 872 149.9 106.0 2 349 1 906 2 216 1 242

WASHINGTON

 All public school systems 296 -------- 896 216 97 542 54 689 89 995 52 801 100.4 58.9 220 883 165 592 3 160 1 575

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 106 898 11 872 7 002 11 381 6 823 106.5 63.8 29 420 21 334 3 142 1 881

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 10 ------ 188 671 19 406 11 172 17 883 10 723 94.8 56.8 45 252 34 034 3 206 1 675

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 23 -------- 241 874 25 057 14 029 23 047 13 499 95.3 55.8 56 497 42 499 3 177 1 559

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 11 --------- 67 393 7 151 4 004 6 639 3 869 98.5 57.4 16 161 12 208 3 180 1 500

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 29 --------- 112 819 11 565 6 397 10 673 6 196 94.6 54.9 25 685 19 416 3 154 1 465

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 68 --------- 121 354 14 179 7 735 13 007 7 521 107.2 62.0 30 894 23 376 3 126 1 430

Less than 1,000 pupils 152 ------- 57 207 8 312 4 350 7 365 4 170 128.7 72.9 16 973 12 726 3 078 1 387

Independent school districts 296 ----- 896 216 97 542 54 689 89 995 52 801 100.4 58.9 220 883 165 592 3 160 1 575

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 3 -------- 106 898 11 872 7 002 11 381 6 823 106.5 63.8 29 420 21 334 3 142 1 881

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 10 ------ 188 671 19 406 11 172 17 883 10 723 94.8 56.8 45 252 34 034 3 206 1 675

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 23 -------- 241 874 25 057 14 029 23 047 13 499 95.3 55.8 56 497 42 499 3 177 1 559

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 11 --------- 67 393 7 151 4 004 6 639 3 869 98.5 57.4 16 161 12 208 3 180 1 500

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 29 --------- 112 819 11 565 6 397 10 673 6 196 94.6 54.9 25 685 19 416 3 154 1 465

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 68 --------- 121 354 14 179 7 735 13 007 7 521 107.2 62.0 30 894 23 376 3 126 1 430

Less than 1,000 pupils 152 ------- 57 207 8 312 4 350 7 365 4 170 128.7 72.9 16 973 12 726 3 078 1 387

WEST VIRGINIA

 All public school systems 55 -------- 320 249 39 101 28 156 39 208 26 688 122.4 83.3 82 317 66 423 2 517 1 583 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 34 504 4 558 3 140 4 234 2 909 122.7 84.3 9 419 7 331 2 575 1 630

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 15 093 2 100 1 466 1 985 1 384 131.5 91.7 4 745 3 759 2 791 1 719

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 125 695 13 171 10 191 14 651 9 874 116.6 78.6 30 136 25 692 2 630 1 538

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 11 --------- 65 889 8 682 5 897 8 024 5 457 121.8 82.8 17 138 13 142 2 445 1 580

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 9 --------- 37 833 4 929 3 595 4 969 3 520 131.3 93.0 10 120 8 016 2 281 1 649

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 21 --------- 41 235 5 661 3 867 5 345 3 544 129.6 85.9 10 759 8 484 2 400 1 527

Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Independent school districts 55 ----- 320 249 39 101 28 156 39 208 26 688 122.4 83.3 82 317 66 423 2 517 1 583 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 34 504 4 558 3 140 4 234 2 909 122.7 84.3 9 419 7 331 2 575 1 630 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 1 ------ 15 093 2 100 1 466 1 985 1 384 131.5 91.7 4 745 3 759 2 791 1 719 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 125 695 13 171 10 191 14 651 9 874 116.6 78.6 30 136 25 692 2 630 1 538 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 11 --------- 65 889 8 682 5 897 8 024 5 457 121.8 82.8 17 138 13 142 2 445 1 580 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 9 --------- 37 833 4 929 3 595 4 969 3 520 131.3 93.0 10 120 8 016 2 281 1 649 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 21 --------- 41 235 5 661 3 867 5 345 3 544 129.6 85.9 10 759 8 484 2 400 1 527 Less than 1,000 pupils – ------- – – – – – – – – – ––

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Table 17. School System Employment and Payrolls by Enrollment-Size Group and State:

October 1992mCon.

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area and enrollment-size

group

Employment

(full-time and part-time)

Full-time equivalent

employment

Full-time equivalent

employment per

1000 pupils

enrolled

October payroll

(thousand dollars)

Average October

earnings, full-time

employees

(dollars)

School

systems

Pupils

enrolled,

October 1991 Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only Total

Instructional

employees

only

Instructional

employees Other

WISCONSIN

 All public school systems1 ------- 446 862 405 118 999 86 529 101 937 77 000 118.2 89.3 263 072 220 098 3 022 2 136

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 93 381 13 712 9 507 12 380 9 489 132.6 101.6 36 640 30 331 3 780 2 723

15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 81 129 10 360 8 012 9 569 7 656 117.9 94.4 25 398 22 287 3 086 2 317

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 114 725 15 547 11 301 12 208 9 427 106.4 82.2 34 573 28 898 3 243 2 327

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 10 --------- 63 468 7 666 6 028 6 792 5 130 107.0 80.8 18 100 15 782 3 221 2 082

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 31 --------- 116 509 15 625 11 451 13 302 9 708 114.2 83.3 35 259 29 077 3 081 2 252

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 156 --------- 267 687 37 177 26 902 31 765 23 699 118.7 88.5 76 450 63 591 2 806 1 990

Less than 1,000 pupils 232 ------- 125 506 18 912 13 328 15 921 11 891 126.9 94.7 36 654 30 132 2 600 1 752

Independent school districts 440 ----- 862 405 118 509 86 100 101 501 76 611 117.7 88.8 261 919 219 054 3 024 2 135 Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils 1 -------- 93 381 13 712 9 507 12 380 9 489 132.6 101.6 36 640 30 331 3 780 2 723 15,000 to 24,999 pupils 4 ------ 81 129 10 360 8 012 9 569 7 656 117.9 94.4 25 398 22 287 3 086 2 317 7,500 to 14,999 pupils 12 -------- 114 725 15 547 11 301 12 208 9 427 106.4 82.2 34 573 28 898 3 243 2 327 5,000 to 7,499 pupils 10 --------- 63 468 7 666 6 028 6 792 5 130 107.0 80.8 18 100 15 782 3 221 2 082 3,000 to 4,999 pupils 31 --------- 116 509 15 625 11 451 13 302 9 708 114.2 83.3 35 259 29 077 3 081 2 252 1,000 to 2,999 pupils 156 --------- 267 687 37 177 26 902 31 765 23 699 118.7 88.5 76 450 63 591 2 806 1 990 Less than 1,000 pupils 226 ------- 125 506 18 422 12 899 15 485 11 502 123.4 91.6 35 500 29 088 2 594 1 742

Dependent school systems 6 ------- – 490 429 436 389 – – 1 153 1 044 2 768 2 503

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

5,000 to 7,499 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

3,000 to 4,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

1,000 to 2,999 pupils – --------- – – – – – – – – – ––

Less than 1,000 pupils 6 ------- – 490 429 436 389 – – 1 153 1 044 2 768 2 503

WYOMING

 All public school systems 56 -------- 113 384 17 733 12 172 15 528 10 477 137.0 92.4 31 446 25 171 2 510 1 765

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 3 -------- 35 083 5 517 3 755 4 682 3 334 133.5 95.0 9 865 7 789 2 507 1 724

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 1 --------- 6 205 670 670 805 587 129.7 94.6 1 427 1 427 2 556 –

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 7 --------- 25 557 3 497 2 362 3 134 2 003 122.6 78.4 6 682 5 329 2 748 1 798

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 19 --------- 32 619 4 968 3 402 4 308 2 912 132.1 89.3 8 600 6 980 2 492 1 787

Less than 1,000 pupils 26 ------- 13 920 3 081 1 983 2 599 1 641 186.7 117.9 4 872 3 646 2 259 1 769

Independent school districts 56 ----- 113 384 17 733 12 172 15 528 10 477 137.0 92.4 31 446 25 171 2 510 1 765

Enrolling:

25,000 or more pupils – -------- – – – – – – – – – ––

15,000 to 24,999 pupils – ------ – – – – – – – – – ––

7,500 to 14,999 pupils 3 -------- 35 083 5 517 3 755 4 682 3 334 133.5 95.0 9 865 7 789 2 507 1 724

5,000 to 7,499 pupils 1 --------- 6 205 670 670 805 587 129.7 94.6 1 427 1 427 2 556 –

3,000 to 4,999 pupils 7 --------- 25 557 3 497 2 362 3 134 2 003 122.6 78.4 6 682 5 329 2 748 1 798

1,000 to 2,999 pupils 19 --------- 32 619 4 968 3 402 4 308 2 912 132.1 89.3 8 600 6 980 2 492 1 787

Less than 1,000 pupils 26 ------- 13 920 3 081 1 983 2 599 1 641 186.7 117.9 4 872 3 646 2 259 1 769

1Includes data for educational service agencies. Educational service agencies are not classified as independent governments for Census statistics on state and local governments.

2Includes data for public libraries operated by local school districts.

3Includes data for State government operated local school system(s).

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Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

ALABAMA

1 Autauga 34 ------------------- 222 1 074 845 928 622 417 – – 52 67 42 2 Baldwin 98 -------------------- 280 4 280 3 666 3 943 1 774 1 252 6 957 208 204 42 3 Barbour 25 -------------------- 417 1 252 1 024 1 069 611 433 9 142 64 51 26 4 Bibb 16 ----------------------- 576 732 609 652 358 250 5 162 27 12 – 5 Blount 39 --------------------- 248 1 232 1 116 1 139 863 629 8 – 42 44 12

6 Bullock 11 -------------------- 042 707 616 647 243 166 – 261 – – –

7 Butler 21 ---------------------- 892 876 756 797 460 288 2 99 59 39 16

8 Calhoun 116 ------------------- 034 4 783 4 010 4 325 2 090 1 485 – 1 150 200 216 99

9 Chambers 36 ------------------ 876 1 248 1 074 1 122 709 478 5 15 44 74 26

10 Cherokee 19 ------------------ 543 767 581 657 410 280 132 1 22 10 –

11 Chilton 32 --------------------- 458 1 050 897 952 678 465 – 3 78 49 –

12 Choctaw 16 ------------------- 018 643 578 586 438 292 – – 5 10 –

13 Clarke 27 --------------------- 240 1 015 858 892 623 426 1 – 42 33 –

14 Clay 13 ----------------------- 252 647 582 606 342 235 – 163 18 17 –

15 Cleburne 12 ------------------- 730 428 317 338 256 162 – – 6 13 –

16 Coffee 40 --------------------- 240 1 769 1 537 1 577 937 648 196 – 69 80 31 17 Colbert 51 -------------------- 666 2 682 2 240 2 474 1 145 815 4 672 32 96 64 18 Conecuh 14 ------------------- 054 268 255 262 100 8 – – 47 24 2 19 Coosa 11 --------------------- 063 349 287 299 219 143 – – 29 6 – 20 Covington 36 ------------------ 478 1 566 1 341 1 400 738 552 7 1 92 97 22

21 Crenshaw 13 ------------------ 635 472 414 435 278 194 1 – 8 23 –

22 Cullman 67 -------------------- 613 2 698 2 128 2 390 1 255 881 30 461 126 108 31

23 Dale 49 ----------------------- 633 1 870 1 539 1 637 933 639 10 261 52 88 25

24 Dallas 48 --------------------- 130 1 894 1 644 1 710 1 117 777 – – 13 98 73

25 De Kalb 54 -------------------- 651 3 450 1 522 1 598 1 015 672 20 39 89 77 31

26 Elmore 49 -------------------- 210 1 918 1 730 1 785 1 195 868 9 113 161 74 7

27 Escambia 35 ------------------ 518 1 664 1 411 1 496 749 502 11 326 76 58 13

28 Etowah 99 -------------------- 840 3 508 3 014 3 191 1 879 1 277 11 54 120 246 135

29 Fayette 17 -------------------- 962 498 459 470 317 208 1 – 46 15 5

30 Franklin 27 -------------------- 814 1 059 913 943 601 411 5 – 58 39 11

31 Geneva 23 -------------------- 647 1 052 875 932 480 342 10 188 47 38 – 32 Greene 10 -------------------- 153 511 441 454 290 177 – – 17 15 – 33 Hale 15 ----------------------- 498 755 526 600 402 272 3 62 68 19 – 34 Henry 15 ---------------------- 374 624 563 590 403 296 – 1 51 21 2 35 Houston 81 ------------------- 331 5 260 4 857 4 983 1 928 1 321 7 1 775 170 203 118

36 Jackson 47 ------------------- 796 2 055 1 644 1 790 1 070 689 32 404 55 51 4

37 Jefferson 651 ------------------ 525 27 071 25 148 25 831 13 185 9 456 431 1 629 1 179 1 900 1 181

38 Lamar 15 --------------------- 715 568 467 486 318 211 3 1 49 9 7

39 Lauderdale 79 ----------------- 661 7 291 6 424 6 681 1 562 1 105 1 488 2 681 144 123 74 40 Lawrence 31 ------------------ 513 1 088 1 008 1 042 634 424 5 167 34 49 3

41 Lee 87 ----------------------- 146 3 973 3 303 3 585 1 605 1 153 8 928 137 206 133 42 Limestone 54 ------------------ 135 2 189 1 865 1 966 1 096 812 26 408 66 57 36 43 Lowndes 12 ------------------- 658 592 487 518 372 248 5 – 33 16 1 44 Macon 24 --------------------- 928 1 091 985 1 013 534 358 6 – 20 44 26 45 Madison 238 ------------------- 912 11 613 9 967 10 631 4 669 3 287 2 2 390 245 602 346

46 Marengo 23 ------------------- 084 1 228 1 010 1 090 597 412 1 278 29 31 17 47 Marion 29 --------------------- 830 997 803 850 521 334 2 3 59 29 3 48 Marshall 70 ------------------- 832 2 766 2 303 2 418 1 546 1 052 30 4 87 128 72 49 Mobile 378 --------------------- 643 12 464 11 177 11 611 6 304 4 312 5 362 416 923 508 50 Monroe 23 -------------------- 968 1 269 1 049 1 082 578 404 10 248 69 40 2

51 Montgomery 209 ---------------- 085 7 742 7 033 7 239 3 645 2 568 – 65 506 691 425 52 Morgan 100 -------------------- 043 5 012 4 214 4 459 2 388 1 625 23 944 116 176 90 53 Perry 12 ---------------------- 759 550 434 474 310 205 2 104 – 12 1 54 Pickens 20 -------------------- 699 763 566 619 449 338 – – 24 12 – 55 Pike 27 ----------------------- 595 1 419 1 265 1 322 614 417 1 277 78 79 39

56 Randolph 19 ------------------ 881 871 749 788 467 330 1 157 31 33 4 57 Russell 46 -------------------- 860 2 340 2 099 2 169 1 067 711 5 461 78 101 56 58 St Clair 50 -------------------- 009 1 458 1 316 1 353 888 616 – 145 54 62 23 59 Shelby 99 --------------------- 358 3 301 2 564 2 785 1 673 1 177 26 419 89 183 70 60 Sumter 16 -------------------- 174 727 607 639 429 287 3 1 63 32 4

61 Talladega 74 ------------------ 107 3 811 3 191 3 365 1 573 1 122 39 932 156 174 55 62 Tallapoosa 38 ----------------- 826 1 582 1 309 1 391 726 540 4 193 61 76 37 63 Tuscaloosa 150 ----------------- 522 8 626 7 273 7 964 2 866 1 858 – 3 360 259 376 217 64 Walker 67 --------------------- 670 2 107 1 796 1 873 1 312 859 – – 129 82 21 65 Washington 16 ---------------- 694 812 690 725 578 394 – 1 42 17 4 66 Wilcox 13 --------------------- 568 649 586 610 428 284 – 35 – 8 –

67 Winston 22 -------------------- 053 1 068 991 1 009 487 328 – 357 – – –

ALASKA

Aleutians East Borough2 68 ----- 2 464 245 126 170 76 44 – 15 9 7 –

69 Aleutians West Census Area 9 - 478 280 228 250 37 22 – 1 23 25 3

Anchorage City and

Borough3 ----------------- 226 338 9 443 7 629 8 280 3 996 3 039 66 190 346 474 334

70

Bethel Census Area3 71 -------- 13 656 482 183 261 – – 10 2 9 34 6

72 Bristol Bay Borough 1 --------- 410 121 89 96 53 38 – 3 3 12 1

Denali Borough2 73 ------------ 1 992 37 2 5 – – – – – – –

Dillingham Census Area3 74 ---- 4 012 239 162 183 90 67 – – 5 15 1

Fairbanks North Star

Borough 77 ------------------ 720 2 894 2 282 2 505 1 579 1 158 17 15 24 62 47

75

76 Haines Borough 2 ------------ 117 144 92 114 70 55 – 1 4 8 2 Juneau City and Borough3 77 --- 26 751 1 859 1 436 1 605 610 476 – 508 54 54 38

See footnotes at end of table.

156 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 2

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

15 4 25 23 5 51 1 21 1 728 1 197 1 956 2 363 1 574 1 56 7 18 52 15 212 119 273 6 741 3 298 1 729 2 210 1 488 2 7 18 6 18 6 36 27 48 1 712 1 024 1 632 1 992 1 383 3 – 2 – 6 1 25 5 49 1 036 649 1 610 2 210 1 203 4 10 2 1 13 13 41 33 57 1 706 1 311 1 500 1 669 1 282 5

– 22 – – – – – 121 1 067 391 1 671 1 854 1 608 6

8 10 6 15 7 18 8 50 1 299 810 1 662 2 191 1 355 7

89 53 23 15 27 110 107 146 7 899 3 637 1 812 2 024 1 689 8

– 14 24 18 – 47 25 121 1 820 1 160 1 650 1 994 1 384 9

– – – 3 1 13 13 52 1 053 703 1 677 2 091 1 312 10

6 1 6 19 10 34 11 57 1 545 1 162 1 654 2 061 1 236 11

2 – 2 3 – 3 10 113 757 586 1 285 1 583 980 12

1 – 3 17 1 33 35 103 1 405 1 026 1 588 1 975 1 224 13

– 13 – 1 – 16 9 27 917 500 1 524 1 676 1 421 14

– – 1 1 – 3 2 56 567 452 1 733 2 269 1 232 15

19 13 10 37 11 53 32 89 2 418 1 587 1 547 2 024 1 210 16 13 26 28 23 3 36 121 211 4 311 2 008 1 763 2 066 1 605 17 – 3 3 13 – 15 6 49 294 85 1 129 1 650 1 112 18 – 1 – – – 11 – 33 480 368 1 635 2 057 1 243 19 21 6 21 32 14 46 227 76 2 407 1 354 1 711 2 028 1 490 20

– 8 2 9 1 7 7 91 661 451 1 507 1 926 1 139 21

26 10 15 35 12 76 119 86 4 356 2 148 1 883 2 013 1 797 22

20 23 12 38 6 44 15 110 2 679 1 610 1 668 2 073 1 387 23

25 40 13 61 4 18 38 210 2 922 1 886 1 724 2 021 1 470 24

12 13 5 40 14 50 98 95 2 735 1 802 1 738 2 249 1 349 25

4 4 9 30 15 58 21 85 2 327 1 447 1 303 1 371 1 234 26

– 8 3 10 7 61 15 159 2 346 1 267 1 577 2 039 1 329 27

123 48 45 84 15 142 45 244 5 495 3 309 1 762 2 079 1 536 28

– 7 3 13 – 24 1 38 754 529 1 610 2 078 1 222 29

6 19 9 25 – 40 47 83 1 608 1 048 1 719 2 115 1 414 30

– – 2 30 4 32 17 84 1 400 778 1 516 1 868 1 293 31 1 11 1 5 – 4 6 104 707 485 1 533 2 100 1 153 32 – 2 – 12 1 19 – 12 934 680 1 640 2 045 1 244 33 – 1 1 10 7 22 5 66 846 601 1 437 1 657 1 194 34 60 42 56 107 16 87 157 257 9 113 3 276 1 843 2 063 1 765 35

4 15 1 – 18 44 41 51 3 095 1 877 1 713 2 198 1 399 36

606 670 428 520 267 821 925 2 089 52 688 24 519 2 053 2 162 1 989 37

– 6 2 10 4 14 15 48 837 574 1 728 2 219 1 340 38

70 35 62 8 17 71 274 72 10 898 2 743 1 652 2 015 1 580 39 1 2 1 7 8 37 39 55 1 687 1 054 1 641 1 990 1 388 40

89 8 34 110 23 116 99 89 5 868 2 785 1 610 2 008 1 405 41 14 8 17 28 4 51 117 38 3 463 1 923 1 794 2 000 1 647 42 – 21 – – – 18 – 52 755 563 1 483 1 824 1 163 43 2 32 16 20 3 28 53 229 1 495 874 1 484 1 956 1 223 44 198 141 101 287 149 276 504 721 21 201 8 588 1 979 2 211 1 871 45

2 7 7 – 2 6 9 104 1 755 999 1 637 1 997 1 399 46 5 41 1 20 1 22 56 87 1 507 984 1 818 2 321 1 500 47 40 42 38 69 10 97 161 94 4 205 2 722 1 769 2 054 1 541 48 257 216 319 254 239 522 399 887 22 149 11 537 1 935 2 209 1 769 49 4 5 7 28 7 33 5 46 1 747 980 1 612 2 052 1 340 50

461 173 – 321 100 216 207 429 13 138 6 766 1 836 2 209 1 629 51 98 56 41 75 25 88 214 125 8 236 4 156 1 886 2 077 1 772 52 – 5 2 10 – 6 6 16 733 505 1 587 1 955 1 270 53 – 13 – 9 6 14 12 80 993 777 1 626 1 925 1 208 54 18 40 19 31 6 43 47 30 2 193 974 1 672 1 922 1 550 55

6 2 – 14 5 33 – 35 1 138 635 1 453 1 493 1 421 56 28 52 26 42 14 50 95 94 3 796 1 659 1 770 1 910 1 702 57 7 6 3 2 5 57 16 85 2 351 1 554 1 742 2 025 1 493 58 14 8 8 26 12 108 40 109 5 378 3 270 1 986 2 318 1 721 59 – 2 1 18 6 30 22 28 922 635 1 464 1 752 1 209 60

54 26 36 36 19 106 89 70 5 758 2 756 1 735 1 975 1 609 61 13 21 19 26 1 63 45 106 2 313 1 328 1 708 2 144 1 428 62 40 61 26 127 38 199 205 190 16 269 5 218 2 137 2 295 2 086 63 23 31 12 24 13 51 28 147 3 290 2 386 1 786 2 245 1 399 64 – – – 16 1 36 5 25 973 787 1 359 1 623 1 007 65 – – 1 9 – 5 7 117 809 552 1 333 1 507 1 170 66

– 8 – – – – – 157 1 565 850 1 555 2 121 1 280 67

1 – 2 2 – 26 3 29 536 268 3 368 4 261 2 968 68

10 – 1 5 – 47 23 75 874 129 3 582 4 311 3 516 69

205 41 193 79 39 397 521 1 399 33 026 13 623 4 133 3 784 4 325

70

6 28 10 5 – 31 14 106 656 – 2 699 – 2 699 71

2 – 2 3 – 7 – 10 331 168 3 506 3 355 3 610 72

– – – – – 1 – 4 12 – 2 708 – 2 708 73

2 24 3 1 – 9 1 32 667 383 3 779 4 852 3 041 74

56 23 87 23 8 231 253 80 8 758 5 383 3 594 3 785 3 434

75

5 – 4 – – 11 1 8 324 209 3 119 3 663 2 641 76 56 33 30 – 6 74 65 77 6 018 2 567 3 919 5 092 3 493 77

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 157
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 3

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

ALASKAmCon.

1 Kenai Peninsula Borough 40 ---- 802 2 281 1 465 1 717 1 153 876 6 2 27 74 63 2 Ketchikan-Gateway Borough 13 - 828 797 665 708 274 200 1 61 12 31 20 3 Kodiak Island Borough 13 ------ 309 653 490 552 281 196 1 21 13 28 17 Lake And Peninsula

Borough2 ----------------- 1 668 285 124 176 155 112 – – – – –

4

5 Matanuska-Susitna Borough 39 - 683 1 767 1 363 1 522 1 275 925 – 5 14 20 10

Nome Census Area3 6 -------- 8 288 498 262 341 104 75 – – 9 16 4

7 North Slope Borough 5 -------- 979 1 779 1 447 1 620 479 286 101 155 58 73 20

8 Northwest Arctic Borough 6 ---- 113 672 451 536 414 251 – – 2 15 4

Prince of Wales-Outer

Ketchikan Census Area 6 ----- 278 254 131 154 99 70 – 1 4 9 –

9

Sitka City and Borough3 10 ----- 8 588 369 306 324 182 147 – 1 10 27 10

Skagway-Yakutat-Angoon

Census Area 4 -------------- 385 313 178 212 110 71 1 2 5 15 6

11

Southeast Fairbanks Census

Area3 --------------------- 5 913 17 3 7 – – – – – – –

12

Valdez-Cordova Census

Area 9 ---------------------- 952 533 354 413 169 108 – 52 14 30 13

13

Wade Hampton Census

Area3 --------------------- 5 791 395 134 187 43 17 – 1 6 13 1

14

Wrangell-Petersburg Census

Area 7 ---------------------- 042 591 378 450 195 156 – 87 35 22 5

15

Yukon-Koyukuk Census

Area3 --------------------- 8 478 450 211 263 96 58 1 13 6 9 –

16

ARIZONA

17 Apache 61 -------------------- 591 2 744 2 303 2 527 2 126 1 327 – 33 98 50 6

18 Cochise 97 -------------------- 624 4 620 3 344 3 816 2 590 1 706 7 104 111 220 85

19 Coconino 96 ------------------ 591 3 956 3 179 3 551 1 992 1 318 109 91 143 215 143

20 Gila 40 ----------------------- 216 1 934 1 586 1 704 988 653 39 32 72 180 27

21 Graham 26 -------------------- 554 1 571 884 1 076 790 482 5 10 34 42 3

22 Greenlee 8 ------------------- 008 510 394 435 276 174 1 20 24 30 1

23 La Paz 13 --------------------- 844 656 524 558 303 214 2 12 31 59 8

24 Maricopa 2 ------------------- 122 101 85 102 69 094 76 557 36 805 24 414 2 421 4 940 1 682 5 551 2 070

25 Mohave 93 -------------------- 497 4 238 3 354 3 607 1 841 1 266 22 75 171 316 227

26 Navajo 77 --------------------- 658 3 876 2 972 3 316 2 514 1 636 28 20 112 136 29

27 Pima 666 ---------------------- 880 30 433 21 633 27 699 16 121 10 506 561 1 264 683 1 653 610 28 Pinal 116 ---------------------- 379 6 073 4 657 5 198 3 197 1 922 131 148 207 392 83 29 Santa Cruz 29 ----------------- 676 1 250 1 151 1 191 702 545 9 17 55 125 32 30 Yavapai 107 -------------------- 714 5 289 3 759 4 291 2 283 1 432 23 437 204 306 169 31 Yuma 106 ---------------------- 895 5 000 3 661 4 176 2 707 1 603 23 47 142 242 110

ARKANSAS

32 Arkansas 21 ------------------ 653 1 138 966 997 513 379 53 133 44 44 20

33 Ashley 24 --------------------- 319 892 723 764 564 409 1 – 42 38 13

34 Baxter 31 --------------------- 186 934 775 819 551 376 2 10 38 45 16

35 Benton 97 -------------------- 499 3 552 3 030 3 200 2 038 1 372 – 221 106 166 92

36 Boone 28 --------------------- 297 1 566 1 250 1 382 600 400 – 525 40 49 24

37 Bradley 11 -------------------- 793 679 534 576 290 209 – 178 19 22 4

38 Calhoun 5 ------------------- 826 203 163 173 108 84 – – 14 8 –

39 Carroll 18 --------------------- 654 910 719 792 369 268 2 154 35 46 7

40 Chicot 15 --------------------- 713 905 716 779 474 331 1 155 28 41 2

41 Clark 21 ---------------------- 437 785 606 660 442 297 – 1 40 50 10

42 Clay 18 ----------------------- 107 800 655 680 396 277 1 85 33 22 19 43 Cleburne 19 ------------------- 411 697 602 638 381 279 2 103 24 32 1 44 Cleveland 7 ------------------ 781 284 227 244 184 127 – – 17 4 – 45 Columbia 25 ------------------ 691 1 174 907 1 008 536 390 – 278 48 36 11 46 Conway 19 -------------------- 151 657 542 581 429 274 – – 22 10 –

47 Craighead 68 ------------------ 956 2 287 1 942 2 116 1 424 1 003 – 3 102 92 65

48 Crawford 42 ------------------- 493 1 458 1 167 1 268 993 723 – – 11 38 26

49 Crittenden 49 ------------------ 939 2 164 1 740 1 846 1 215 859 1 12 78 118 55

50 Cross 19 ---------------------- 225 748 576 626 474 348 – 1 33 28 10

51 Dallas 9 --------------------- 614 863 332 357 244 179 – – 20 21 –

52 Desha 16 --------------------- 798 787 692 725 558 420 – – 10 21 4

53 Drew 17 ---------------------- 369 824 593 661 331 218 1 182 22 28 10

54 Faulkner 60 ------------------- 006 1 713 1 405 1 504 1 153 831 – 3 19 62 34

55 Franklin 14 -------------------- 897 537 425 453 314 225 16 – 29 13 –

56 Fulton 10 --------------------- 037 406 319 343 199 134 1 77 17 11 –

57 Garland 73 -------------------- 397 2 213 1 932 2 032 1 334 930 1 7 74 137 77

58 Grant 13 ---------------------- 948 592 491 529 429 305 – – 19 11 –

59 Greene 31 -------------------- 804 1 136 973 1 012 678 430 1 2 46 51 26

60 Hempstead 21 ----------------- 621 832 678 729 481 362 2 – 36 41 17

61 Hot Spring 26 ----------------- 115 1 168 972 1 034 648 465 – 205 38 34 16

62 Howard 13 -------------------- 569 777 587 627 359 255 1 125 25 16 4

63 Independence 31 -------------- 192 1 256 985 1 052 734 524 12 2 49 40 17

64 Izard 11 ---------------------- 364 400 337 360 246 167 1 – 24 13 –

65 Jackson 18 ------------------- 944 808 553 592 393 276 – – 27 36 22

66 Jefferson 85 ------------------ 487 3 088 2 634 2 772 2 009 1 398 – 10 95 199 102

67 Johnson 18 ------------------- 221 876 704 735 400 284 1 165 30 26 4

68 Lafayette 9 ------------------- 643 418 322 340 250 187 – – 21 8 –

69 Lawrence 17 ------------------ 457 968 696 779 417 301 1 210 29 35 8

70 Lee 13 ----------------------- 053 672 631 674 490 315 – 1 22 30 36 71 Lincoln 13 -------------------- 690 484 430 440 348 230 – – 18 6 –

See footnotes at end of table.

158 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 4

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

31 1 13 7 7 138 21 174 5 888 4 013 3 669 4 035 3 266 1 38 – 6 11 4 75 57 118 2 320 984 3 325 4 077 3 029 2 12 63 6 5 – 32 5 68 1 789 952 3 394 3 783 3 178 3

– – – – – 3 – 18 486 444 3 017 3 075 2 836

4

23 – 5 2 3 97 2 66 4 972 4 283 3 436 3 770 2 915 5

6 – 4 – – 16 37 145 1 344 657 4 518 8 378 3 245 6

– 161 – 44 8 256 148 117 5 796 1 075 3 657 1 203 4 222 7

– 21 – 2 – 19 9 50 1 677 1 316 3 274 3 666 2 866 8

– 5 2 4 – 14 2 14 486 333 3 276 4 111 2 591

9

7 – 8 1 2 17 31 28 1 138 627 3 600 3 718 3 496 10

2 – 2 4 – 40 3 22 593 369 2 908 4 033 2 292

11

– – – – – – – 7 13 – 2 011 – 2 011

12

27 7 3 8 – 29 4 57 1 386 592 3 589 4 305 3 330

13

– – 4 – – 17 2 100 388 141 2 116 4 186 1 855

14

13 1 6 5 – 19 23 39 1 332 637 3 142 3 605 2 882

15

– – 2 1 – 18 20 97 787 322 3 185 4 026 2 930

16

3 – 6 2 40 63 9 91 5 274 4 540 2 152 2 416 1 836 17

64 8 27 52 101 191 31 225 7 964 5 492 2 191 2 407 2 003 18

44 19 35 29 129 192 77 333 7 911 4 459 2 327 2 655 2 133 19

13 3 20 30 90 76 22 112 3 334 1 976 2 001 2 297 1 811 20

15 – 3 11 20 50 37 56 2 555 1 899 2 520 2 799 2 297 21

3 – 1 2 11 30 – 36 839 552 1 992 2 312 1 767 22

16 – – 4 35 45 4 39 1 161 664 2 118 2 398 1 939 23

2 060 574 449 932 2 867 3 288 6 090 6 828 202 243 93 441 2 767 3 047 2 637 24

85 3 30 14 157 329 59 278 7 847 3 830 2 226 2 264 2 205 25

31 – 34 14 77 102 14 205 6 549 4 982 2 033 2 254 1 816 26

680 155 388 253 1 515 1 015 537 2 264 59 992 33 494 2 436 2 920 2 209 27 75 26 21 60 199 225 80 354 10 762 6 841 2 150 2 564 1 891 28 11 – 14 33 43 65 19 66 2 619 1 730 2 228 2 735 1 804 29 69 – 27 51 143 240 34 305 9 540 5 319 2 241 2 582 2 065 30 130 14 30 27 126 205 42 331 9 362 5 902 2 377 2 621 2 207 31

3 14 12 21 21 59 28 32 1 419 874 1 430 1 912 1 131 32

4 5 4 7 17 27 3 39 1 234 948 1 633 1 957 1 235 33

7 – 7 18 14 24 33 54 1 299 932 1 609 1 974 1 273 34

47 12 52 13 48 135 118 152 5 318 3 511 1 695 2 071 1 405 35

12 14 16 1 12 35 20 34 2 190 1 017 1 565 2 180 1 292 36

3 7 – 11 3 32 – 7 914 506 1 551 2 000 1 272 37

– – – 4 4 13 – 22 284 197 1 661 2 024 1 293 38

5 – 15 7 20 35 29 68 1 202 612 1 559 1 856 1 387 39

1 3 5 7 9 37 7 9 1 251 796 1 624 1 858 1 431 40

5 8 3 14 8 19 21 39 995 685 1 543 1 904 1 205 41

1 2 4 6 9 35 26 41 1 052 673 1 549 1 978 1 242 42 1 1 – 9 6 33 15 30 1 001 657 1 601 2 005 1 255 43 – – – 5 3 10 – 21 363 289 1 525 1 874 1 096 44 5 20 – – 8 28 16 22 1 826 1 068 1 842 2 232 1 554 45 – 11 – – 16 16 18 59 863 681 1 526 2 052 1 029 46

11 24 27 59 23 47 140 99 4 234 3 106 2 105 2 689 1 506 47

3 12 11 – 6 9 17 142 2 275 1 881 1 841 2 207 1 292 48

7 27 13 46 51 61 25 137 3 215 2 230 1 782 2 163 1 425 49

– 7 – 8 8 28 1 28 1 069 879 1 740 2 090 1 209 50

– – 3 17 7 25 9 11 478 356 1 359 1 657 1 015 51

– 13 1 14 2 18 10 74 1 089 880 1 529 1 739 1 211 52

3 – 9 11 11 35 5 13 1 198 694 1 881 2 556 1 525 53

9 9 – 34 9 11 – 161 2 711 2 172 1 842 2 195 1 368 54

– 2 2 – 16 20 5 36 682 533 1 534 2 021 1 016 55

– 2 2 – 1 13 2 18 522 333 1 520 2 044 1 145 56

13 20 44 30 29 95 59 112 3 597 2 490 1 786 2 192 1 424 57

3 – – 2 8 14 – 43 900 779 1 749 2 111 1 181 58

5 11 18 20 16 27 50 61 1 664 1 145 1 660 2 133 1 298 59

8 9 7 23 11 32 34 28 1 155 830 1 623 1 937 1 278 60

– 14 – – 24 18 16 21 1 684 1 111 1 649 1 947 1 389 61

3 6 5 16 10 18 16 23 965 607 1 574 2 046 1 234 62

10 19 28 30 12 27 15 57 1 705 1 241 1 651 1 956 1 321 63

– – – – 2 24 – 50 534 420 1 526 2 054 1 015 64

5 10 9 14 5 27 10 34 902 659 1 535 2 000 1 104 65

29 36 44 10 52 94 25 67 4 900 3 713 1 803 2 181 1 398 66

1 10 – 3 7 23 50 15 1 180 688 1 605 2 022 1 330 67

– – 1 2 4 22 1 31 493 410 1 466 1 882 925 68

– 6 3 12 7 22 13 16 1 139 701 1 499 2 001 1 136 69

1 12 6 10 5 32 6 23 922 731 1 443 1 687 1 200 70 – 2 – 2 3 13 – 48 599 501 1 352 1 721 931 71

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 159
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 5

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

ARKANSASmCon.

1 Little River 13 ----------------- 966 799 588 662 376 259 61 77 39 21 –

2 Logan 20 --------------------- 557 771 582 610 399 299 – 17 52 37 1

3 Lonoke 39 -------------------- 268 1 600 1 260 1 340 1 014 741 2 5 40 54 6

4 Madison 11 ------------------- 618 495 358 408 310 206 1 10 24 18 –

5 Marion 12 --------------------- 001 510 440 468 253 169 107 – 24 7 –

6 Miller 38 ---------------------- 467 1 554 1 331 1 390 974 685 2 1 71 136 41 7 Mississippi 57 ----------------- 525 2 462 2 061 2 169 1 372 945 21 116 79 140 52 8 Monroe 11 -------------------- 333 538 424 466 322 229 – – 17 19 2 9 Montgomery 7 ---------------- 841 258 206 220 173 98 – – 18 4 – 10 Nevada 10 -------------------- 101 518 329 380 248 173 – 60 22 5 –

11 Newton 7 -------------------- 666 269 196 213 200 137 – – – – –

12 Ouachita 30 ------------------- 574 1 645 1 327 1 443 762 540 – 362 54 66 30

13 Perry 7 ---------------------- 969 341 241 263 222 148 – – – 2 –

14 Phillips 28 --------------------- 838 1 494 1 289 1 341 1 004 717 1 1 53 58 31

15 Pike 10 ----------------------- 086 430 336 362 302 228 – 1 17 10 1

16 Poinsett 24 -------------------- 664 957 836 863 614 453 – – 33 40 5 17 Polk 17 ----------------------- 347 759 680 709 397 266 1 182 24 19 2 18 Pope 45 ---------------------- 883 1 615 1 322 1 410 1 023 743 1 19 57 78 34 19 Prairie 9 --------------------- 518 423 300 318 216 159 2 1 17 17 2 20 Pulaski 349 -------------------- 660 14 926 12 271 13 416 7 684 5 351 58 463 377 908 559

21 Randolph 16 ------------------ 558 569 498 518 349 243 1 2 30 30 11

22 St Francis 28 ------------------ 497 1 219 1 034 1 102 822 556 – 3 43 53 15

23 Saline 64 --------------------- 183 2 196 1 755 1 903 1 132 827 – 377 49 59 43

24 Scott 10 ---------------------- 205 360 278 291 209 140 – – 2 6 –

25 Searcy 7 --------------------- 841 312 263 276 210 156 – – 19 1 –

26 Sebastian 99 ------------------ 590 3 420 2 953 3 133 2 080 1 490 – 6 116 218 113

27 Sevier 13 --------------------- 637 534 421 461 293 183 1 1 25 20 –

28 Sharp 14 ---------------------- 109 606 482 519 355 244 – – 27 17 27

29 Stone 9 ---------------------- 775 306 271 274 192 135 2 – 27 7 –

30 Union 46 ---------------------- 719 1 805 1 436 1 557 1 103 787 – – 65 90 54

31 Van Buren 14 ----------------- 008 508 360 406 316 229 1 – 21 13 – 32 Washington 113 ---------------- 409 3 766 3 093 3 313 2 234 1 643 10 5 139 192 116 33 White 54 ---------------------- 676 1 802 1 551 1 608 1 218 828 1 – 52 74 21 34 Woodruff 9 ------------------- 520 494 321 354 240 174 – – 18 13 3 35 Yell 17 ----------------------- 759 819 677 715 416 319 – 157 27 26 –

CALIFORNIA

36 Alameda 1 ------------------- 279 182 55 728 41 554 48 338 16 681 11 714 1 891 5 742 645 3 813 1 350

37 Alpine 1 --------------------- 113 121 83 94 27 14 7 4 13 12 –

38 Amador 30 -------------------- 039 1 461 946 1 203 378 267 31 279 43 72 4

39 Butte 182 ---------------------- 120 7 220 4 764 5 683 3 329 2 235 358 228 185 328 135

40 Calaveras 31 ------------------ 998 1 395 983 1 162 683 503 45 30 53 42 16

41 Colusa 16 --------------------- 275 1 027 756 861 416 299 43 31 67 58 9

42 Contra Costa 803 --------------- 732 35 952 24 000 29 259 14 063 10 111 950 4 168 634 1 849 1 064

43 Del Norte 23 ------------------ 460 1 733 1 213 1 484 546 376 73 406 112 36 4

44 El Dorado 125 ------------------ 995 6 132 4 226 5 043 2 510 1 732 213 218 198 288 227

45 Fresno 667 --------------------- 490 32 558 25 181 27 887 15 413 11 005 1 130 3 322 480 1 477 401

46 Glenn 24 --------------------- 798 1 494 1 159 1 282 597 439 61 117 54 93 5 47 Humboldt 119 ------------------ 118 6 218 3 941 4 780 2 551 1 704 301 268 166 313 117 48 Imperial 109 -------------------- 303 8 011 6 345 7 089 2 932 2 097 244 1 146 125 293 128 49 Inyo 18 ----------------------- 281 1 425 973 1 187 386 250 29 319 53 65 6 50 Kern 543 ----------------------- 477 25 884 19 540 22 143 11 334 7 861 1 125 2 326 422 1 031 824

51 Kings 101 ---------------------- 469 4 291 3 288 3 701 2 100 1 508 191 230 74 182 82

52 Lake 50 ---------------------- 631 2 507 1 746 2 134 999 694 113 266 100 124 52

53 Lassen 27 -------------------- 598 1 773 1 059 1 289 710 441 37 184 59 43 8

54 Los Angeles 8 ---------------- 863 164 379 942 279 787 321 456 135 762 89 199 13 554 32 845 4 920 25 762 9 319

55 Madera 88 -------------------- 090 6 124 5 193 5 586 4 330 1 078 210 141 91 129 19

56 Marin 230 ---------------------- 096 8 618 6 038 6 875 3 140 2 171 58 338 256 510 458

57 Mariposa 14 ------------------- 302 738 514 620 253 160 39 97 44 51 –

58 Mendocino 80 ----------------- 345 3 890 2 637 3 230 1 608 1 108 179 405 108 154 43

59 Merced 178 -------------------- 403 10 441 6 917 8 198 4 575 3 166 467 1 081 150 340 104

60 Modoc 9 --------------------- 678 875 706 768 328 225 28 218 47 19 1

61 Mono 9 ---------------------- 956 707 500 569 204 145 20 57 47 45 6 62 Monterey 355 ------------------ 660 15 143 10 695 12 903 6 267 4 247 517 2 248 215 593 233 63 Napa 110 ---------------------- 765 4 589 2 898 3 737 2 112 1 409 146 155 86 241 94 64 Nevada 78 -------------------- 510 3 366 2 294 2 836 1 109 843 97 451 85 138 65 65 Orange 2 -------------------- 410 556 87 186 60 135 70 000 36 904 24 673 3 299 2 151 1 258 7 227 2 516

66 Placer 172 --------------------- 796 8 676 5 899 6 912 3 686 2 369 204 218 247 406 157

67 Plumas 19 -------------------- 739 1 460 930 1 142 501 327 32 306 63 44 13

68 Riverside 1 ------------------- 170 413 48 760 36 708 42 401 20 872 14 244 1 628 5 998 943 2 001 661

69 Sacramento 1 ---------------- 041 219 46 545 35 248 39 571 17 373 11 362 1 505 1 803 655 2 206 2 338

70 San Benito 36 ----------------- 697 1 650 1 174 1 424 728 516 87 262 42 51 10

71 San Bernardino 1 ------------- 418 380 59 575 41 840 49 830 27 387 18 364 2 557 3 436 913 3 299 1 518 72 San Diego 2 ----------------- 498 016 86 845 64 043 74 825 34 492 23 920 3 545 7 360 1 692 6 200 2 312 San Francisco3 73 ------------- 723 959 33 062 32 506 32 719 5 268 3 979 2 918 5 335 539 2 297 1 511 74 San Joaquin 480 ---------------- 628 23 422 15 963 18 836 8 968 6 073 973 2 746 452 1 073 546 75 San Luis Obispo 217 ------------ 162 9 037 5 794 7 162 3 366 2 265 266 699 204 435 155

76 San Mateo 649 ----------------- 623 22 491 15 970 18 869 7 588 5 403 678 2 400 488 1 487 824

77 Santa Barbara 369 -------------- 608 16 720 10 815 12 941 6 051 3 910 478 1 151 387 726 459

78 Santa Clara 1 ---------------- 497 577 63 062 44 700 52 107 22 403 14 938 2 017 6 787 875 3 110 1 607

79 Santa Cruz 229 ----------------- 734 9 516 6 477 7 729 3 692 2 464 380 373 322 409 178 80 Shasta 147 --------------------- 036 7 235 4 567 5 622 3 041 1 991 319 380 181 424 93

See footnotes at end of table.

160 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 6

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

2 6 – 6 6 33 15 20 914 549 1 416 1 727 1 177 1

1 2 7 6 9 51 20 8 990 713 1 619 1 978 1 245 2

6 9 6 36 17 48 24 73 2 096 1 689 1 594 1 941 1 120 3

1 – 3 2 10 19 – 10 625 501 1 603 1 995 1 122 4

– – – 2 5 15 – 55 684 443 1 495 2 090 1 132 5

5 23 – 4 34 44 – 55 2 305 1 655 1 686 1 995 1 371 6 13 43 16 74 11 73 51 108 3 537 2 468 1 656 2 131 1 265 7 – 13 – – 9 21 9 54 679 486 1 496 1 741 1 219 8 – 1 – 2 1 11 – 10 346 286 1 594 1 912 1 316 9 – 3 – 4 8 10 – 20 615 424 1 642 2 001 1 259 10

– – – – – – – 13 333 324 1 595 1 877 971 11

5 19 – 16 16 43 25 45 2 285 1 296 1 623 2 046 1 354 12

– – – – – – 7 32 360 324 1 375 1 702 864 13

4 22 – 18 6 34 16 93 1 877 1 471 1 405 1 668 1 082 14

– 1 1 6 2 18 3 – 488 410 1 363 1 517 1 064 15

2 24 2 16 25 32 4 66 1 099 820 1 271 1 485 1 020 16 1 9 1 3 8 32 8 22 1 179 722 1 688 2 187 1 373 17 9 11 37 5 19 38 34 45 2 483 1 907 1 793 2 139 1 356 18 – 4 2 – 5 17 13 22 469 336 1 470 1 675 1 244 19 264 197 319 256 306 508 519 998 26 793 15 342 2 050 2 249 1 902 20

2 5 4 10 12 23 9 30 779 573 1 524 1 894 1 189 21

7 21 3 8 14 45 21 47 1 869 1 500 1 734 2 172 1 248 22

4 8 19 12 28 90 48 34 3 406 2 064 1 807 2 082 1 567 23

– 4 2 4 – 3 10 51 412 321 1 423 1 739 1 125 24

– – 1 – 20 11 3 11 361 295 1 316 1 584 939 25

39 34 78 75 72 145 71 86 6 150 4 143 2 021 2 290 1 771 26

1 4 6 12 8 19 48 23 696 473 1 554 2 123 1 133 27

– – 2 – 7 25 1 58 778 579 1 539 1 940 1 141 28

– – 5 8 4 13 4 12 417 326 1 518 1 987 1 052 29

7 – – 38 38 58 51 53 2 673 1 933 1 767 2 059 1 424 30

– – – – 8 23 – 24 592 494 1 507 1 741 1 144 31 52 17 38 52 73 136 68 181 6 209 4 309 1 921 2 245 1 586 32 8 13 8 30 29 33 24 97 2 535 2 005 1 586 1 971 1 160 33 – 7 1 9 10 32 10 11 514 383 1 500 1 922 1 032 34 – 7 4 3 10 25 16 24 1 083 680 1 535 1 792 1 310 35

2 016 818 878 157 1 225 2 181 6 463 4 478 160 078 50 225 3 471 3 698 3 403 36

2 – 5 – 4 10 – 10 238 70 2 557 2 889 2 496 37

6 9 6 3 37 105 59 171 2 841 998 2 510 3 498 2 232 38

117 30 25 2 174 228 113 431 14 025 8 381 2 644 3 049 2 382 39

1 – 17 9 33 69 48 116 3 088 1 902 2 793 3 284 2 466 40

1 6 3 7 25 64 11 120 2 019 1 021 2 458 2 952 2 231 41

649 482 469 32 729 1 223 591 2 356 90 763 38 521 3 317 3 202 3 375 42

6 14 5 23 45 93 6 115 3 248 1 448 2 354 3 879 1 964 43

99 7 65 1 204 311 244 458 13 758 6 574 2 922 3 156 2 816 44

359 376 160 269 895 915 468 2 222 69 966 36 970 2 597 2 793 2 474 45

7 – 5 4 26 55 25 233 2 887 1 483 2 313 2 968 2 015 46 74 57 42 8 156 239 101 387 11 642 6 775 2 588 3 188 2 279 47 61 16 36 36 152 194 652 1 074 18 998 8 198 2 796 3 376 2 573 48 21 – 11 4 34 93 4 162 3 091 1 139 2 719 3 848 2 449 49 554 135 88 164 637 784 466 2 253 61 849 32 152 2 947 3 504 2 665 50

42 30 24 45 115 132 36 418 9 452 5 530 2 662 3 013 2 430 51

9 – 37 12 70 140 36 176 5 188 2 406 2 666 3 025 2 525 52

6 1 11 12 39 57 37 85 3 215 1 879 2 649 3 182 2 385 53

10 514 3 821 3 519 2 422 10 618 12 251 26 247 29 902 1 106 083 432 260 3 617 3 970 3 496 54

14 28 4 7 99 118 10 386 7 430 4 658 1 284 3 589 808 55

237 74 145 9 292 532 322 504 22 171 9 012 3 411 3 441 3 399 56

6 5 4 – 28 46 5 42 1 498 699 2 560 3 479 2 252 57

44 8 16 21 139 213 96 196 8 298 4 260 2 735 3 343 2 432 58

108 74 56 53 197 257 106 630 21 212 12 300 2 752 3 301 2 446 59

2 8 3 10 20 43 3 38 1 541 718 2 058 2 445 1 899 60

24 – 2 14 20 61 22 47 1 540 582 2 826 3 224 2 698 61 275 122 156 45 320 574 230 1 108 38 790 18 007 3 175 3 581 2 984 62 45 12 68 1 135 216 62 364 10 154 5 236 3 054 3 232 2 966 63 35 6 49 49 95 169 216 272 7 313 2 783 2 706 3 016 2 579 64 2 223 515 881 457 2 730 3 071 2 820 3 948 233 532 121 722 3 554 4 050 3 297 65

210 25 154 28 197 462 302 616 19 369 10 193 2 952 3 283 2 790 66

10 – 10 – 21 49 7 86 2 908 1 443 2 664 3 581 2 302 67

703 164 323 494 1 430 1 608 2 388 3 188 131 164 63 543 3 248 3 688 3 038 68

1 851 840 836 510 942 2 363 3 782 2 567 117 122 51 404 3 068 3 630 2 863 69

14 10 4 – 26 62 21 107 3 679 1 975 2 721 3 228 2 424 70

1 150 416 424 368 1 520 1 721 1 430 3 691 147 589 80 496 3 208 3 780 2 889 71 1 805 195 632 695 3 026 3 478 4 001 5 392 227 575 103 862 3 234 3 784 2 996 72 1 300 644 427 209 1 399 1 693 4 806 4 373 123 385 17 304 3 781 3 266 3 853 73 402 200 171 108 674 678 411 1 434 53 255 27 924 2 973 3 813 2 582 74 192 191 98 3 218 489 128 718 20 363 9 337 3 072 3 466 2 902 75

717 122 343 13 537 1 008 745 1 919 64 427 24 081 3 566 3 697 3 515 76

362 177 205 143 597 596 403 1 206 42 686 18 744 3 540 3 851 3 415 77

1 717 360 571 238 1 836 2 009 2 526 6 051 181 352 70 366 3 711 3 996 3 606 78

242 55 82 129 284 610 457 516 22 488 10 906 3 081 3 704 2 833 79 82 36 37 58 207 267 207 290 14 426 7 656 2 809 3 243 2 605 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 161
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 7

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

CALIFORNIAmCon.

1 Sierra 3 ---------------------- 318 262 190 217 108 73 12 10 24 16 2

2 Siskiyou 43 ------------------- 531 2 496 1 589 1 935 1 071 782 74 62 110 136 8

3 Solano 340 --------------------- 421 12 625 9 448 10 750 5 951 4 189 415 328 298 659 265

4 Sonoma 388 ------------------- 222 17 087 10 909 13 691 6 308 4 341 448 2 120 374 720 339

5 Stanislaus 370 ------------------ 522 17 522 12 806 15 410 8 501 5 879 666 1 571 191 743 294

6 Sutter 64 --------------------- 415 2 752 1 956 2 261 1 182 850 113 145 82 181 56 7 Tehama 49 -------------------- 625 2 243 1 639 1 867 997 696 96 210 93 111 22 8 Trinity 13 --------------------- 063 924 661 763 330 228 29 144 77 34 1 9 Tulare 311 --------------------- 921 17 881 12 542 14 438 7 535 5 296 691 2 640 238 616 146 10 Tuolumne 48 ------------------ 456 2 090 1 490 1 741 863 668 72 217 60 77 15

11 Ventura 669 -------------------- 016 23 580 17 331 20 140 9 192 6 343 910 1 508 408 1 294 657

12 Yolo 141 ----------------------- 092 5 365 4 069 4 672 2 150 1 547 269 259 131 291 140

13 Yuba 58 ---------------------- 228 2 592 1 927 2 198 1 372 889 82 54 99 109 27

COLORADO

14 Adams 265 --------------------- 038 11 029 7 834 9 102 5 610 3 721 416 16 217 642 248

15 Alamosa 13 ------------------- 617 693 495 573 315 210 31 30 37 36 8

16 Arapahoe 391 ------------------ 511 17 265 12 063 13 890 8 668 6 364 307 193 361 956 699

17 Archuleta 5 ------------------ 345 296 226 243 119 86 6 5 23 15 4

18 Baca 4 ---------------------- 556 461 282 341 131 102 17 102 38 12 –

19 Bent 5 ----------------------- 048 316 242 265 124 89 52 10 17 11 –

20 Boulder 225 -------------------- 339 9 447 6 440 7 540 3 748 2 721 278 169 246 576 173

21 Chaffee 12 -------------------- 684 846 556 653 237 174 13 241 32 32 8

22 Cheyenne 2 ------------------ 397 206 131 153 69 53 4 6 23 7 –

23 Clear Creek 7 ---------------- 619 428 304 346 174 121 10 5 21 17 4

24 Conejos 7 ------------------- 453 564 396 433 256 178 16 68 18 5 –

25 Costilla 3 -------------------- 190 264 229 236 97 66 12 9 68 13 –

26 Crowley 3 -------------------- 946 166 112 127 70 44 7 – 11 7 –

27 Custer 1 --------------------- 926 210 97 108 56 38 – 5 – – –

28 Delta 20 ---------------------- 980 1 247 928 1 015 496 354 38 233 44 39 1

Denver3 29 -------------------- 467 610 27 452 20 420 22 820 7 664 5 118 910 2 647 262 1 634 872

30 Dolores 1 -------------------- 504 151 95 113 47 31 3 2 23 7 –

31 Douglas 60 -------------------- 391 2 569 1 783 2 059 1 402 954 20 – 92 122 53

32 Eagle 21 ---------------------- 928 1 297 962 1 124 379 268 13 33 59 97 34

33 Elbert 9 ---------------------- 646 467 371 399 280 206 5 2 43 13 1

34 El Paso 397 -------------------- 014 16 104 13 431 14 577 7 233 5 272 299 1 744 435 797 427

35 Fremont 32 ------------------- 273 1 149 866 949 600 428 57 6 48 69 1 36 Garfield 29 -------------------- 974 1 551 1 232 1 344 756 550 35 118 56 83 11 37 Gilpin 3 ---------------------- 070 160 140 147 50 34 4 – 18 33 – 38 Grand 7 --------------------- 966 694 460 548 216 145 11 56 33 39 2

39 Gunnison 10 ------------------ 273 651 437 495 188 146 10 62 45 34 4 40 Hinsdale 467 ------------------- 52 30 30 6 6 – – 10 4 – 41 Huerfano 6 ------------------- 009 523 358 407 146 97 – 74 5 12 1 42 Jackson 1 ------------------- 605 139 85 98 46 33 1 3 12 4 – 43 Jefferson 438 ------------------ 430 15 802 11 357 12 523 7 661 5 361 293 116 429 976 353

44 Kiowa 1 --------------------- 688 201 154 170 63 45 55 2 22 4 – 45 Kit Carson 7 ----------------- 140 659 430 499 249 189 9 84 41 22 – 46 Lake 6 ---------------------- 007 1 527 681 840 620 209 – 86 8 9 9 47 La Plata 32 ------------------- 284 1 480 1 081 1 288 724 518 5 103 64 86 29 48 Larimer 186 -------------------- 136 9 692 6 676 7 922 3 129 2 274 42 1 719 214 394 153

49 Las Animas 13 ---------------- 765 939 584 628 307 204 – 23 70 39 15 50 Lincoln 4 -------------------- 529 296 214 233 106 75 1 – 7 6 – 51 Logan 17 --------------------- 567 1 324 810 936 623 352 23 – 59 45 8 52 Mesa 93 ---------------------- 145 3 312 2 423 2 753 1 519 1 096 165 46 138 168 71 53 Mineral 558 -------------------- 48 40 41 13 13 – – 2 – –

54 Moffat 11 --------------------- 357 825 575 658 316 212 24 70 78 44 2 55 Montezuma 18 ---------------- 672 1 698 1 369 1 495 610 411 25 336 88 113 2 56 Montrose 24 ------------------ 423 1 491 1 067 1 206 517 394 41 253 60 54 11 57 Morgan 21 -------------------- 939 1 293 1 036 1 114 628 441 43 41 80 66 4 58 Otero 20 ---------------------- 185 1 178 900 988 609 422 50 18 40 39 12

59 Ouray 2 --------------------- 295 178 111 135 72 57 4 4 9 4 – 60 Park 7 ----------------------- 174 450 346 378 234 158 5 5 54 27 2 61 Phillips 4 --------------------- 189 403 243 294 117 80 6 97 19 10 – 62 Pitkin 12 ---------------------- 661 876 710 778 117 84 10 194 31 83 12

63 Prowers 13 -------------------- 347 857 691 749 346 246 28 122 44 30 7

64 Pueblo 123 --------------------- 051 5 394 4 259 4 806 2 794 1 763 240 80 141 301 152

65 Rio Blanco 5 ----------------- 972 572 414 468 190 133 44 46 37 27 2

66 Rio Grande 10 ---------------- 770 696 558 611 328 222 14 – 50 82 –

67 Routt 14 ---------------------- 088 847 589 681 340 259 – 5 62 43 27

68 Saguache 4 ------------------ 619 371 246 295 156 111 14 28 28 6 1

69 San Juan 745 ------------------ 65 37 42 13 13 – – 1 – –

70 San Miguel 3 ----------------- 653 235 176 192 53 37 4 7 30 23 1

71 Sedgwick 2 ------------------ 690 265 185 215 79 55 5 52 18 6 –

72 Summit 12 -------------------- 881 893 751 797 302 217 11 35 46 69 27

73 Teller 12 ---------------------- 468 694 529 562 282 195 29 43 28 46 2

74 Washington 4 ---------------- 812 2 603 261 279 175 121 7 2 39 16 –

75 Weld 131 ---------------------- 821 6 789 4 149 5 131 3 074 1 995 257 162 179 274 95 76 Yuma 8 ---------------------- 954 641 480 534 287 188 10 59 53 31 –

See footnotes at end of table.

162 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 8

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – – 1 8 24 – 12 587 319 2 788 3 364 2 510 1

15 – 13 8 29 126 22 261 4 761 2 998 2 631 3 412 2 130 2

343 128 177 4 518 406 154 1 104 31 714 16 828 3 078 3 304 2 939 3

293 16 330 45 438 605 345 1 310 40 698 18 185 3 202 3 522 3 059 4

271 90 139 52 409 522 636 1 325 43 006 23 643 2 959 3 444 2 700 5

32 18 17 1 97 130 25 182 5 781 3 121 2 708 3 031 2 523 6 18 4 8 – 76 74 11 147 4 398 2 618 2 461 3 107 2 104 7 4 – 5 2 24 40 16 57 1 779 851 2 404 3 147 2 133 8 286 112 66 129 368 413 120 1 078 37 604 21 313 2 716 3 274 2 383 9 14 – 17 3 47 93 23 240 4 072 1 993 2 411 2 408 2 414 10

697 178 374 128 1 006 1 066 493 2 229 62 266 28 908 3 283 3 981 2 991 11

211 45 47 17 252 260 59 541 11 840 5 252 2 667 2 879 2 576 12

7 4 7 18 59 137 24 199 6 172 4 102 2 926 3 589 2 487 13

412 62 75 20 152 501 199 532 22 433 13 797 2 630 3 128 2 269 14

7 8 4 7 5 39 3 43 1 106 683 2 031 2 582 1 664 15

654 58 184 13 135 498 186 978 35 859 22 090 2 744 2 949 2 565 16

– – 7 – – 24 5 35 443 250 1 843 2 391 1 543 17

3 – – – – 19 4 15 525 228 1 593 1 843 1 462 18

– 1 2 4 – 22 16 6 408 216 1 581 1 974 1 375 19

460 90 136 27 125 440 245 827 19 283 9 784 2 702 2 987 2 524 20

– 3 3 5 – 29 2 48 1 215 503 1 953 2 371 1 774 21

4 1 – 1 2 18 2 16 248 131 1 659 2 009 1 443 22

12 – – 3 2 41 – 57 715 395 2 150 2 690 1 877 23

1 2 – – 2 19 – 46 713 469 1 661 1 998 1 399 24

– 2 – – – 23 4 8 359 181 1 525 2 115 1 291 25

– – 2 – 1 16 2 11 203 116 1 661 2 238 1 410 26

– – – – – – 4 43 152 85 1 451 1 631 1 336 27

13 2 4 7 2 63 16 57 1 862 928 1 841 2 042 1 721 28

942 490 675 219 475 651 2 963 2 416 62 449 20 052 2 788 2 822 2 779 29

– – – – 1 14 – 16 178 79 1 640 1 883 1 534 30

30 – 22 3 12 143 45 115 5 172 3 574 2 628 2 987 2 288 31

58 – 68 9 12 122 29 211 2 480 833 2 360 2 619 2 263 32

– – – – – 30 – 25 710 519 1 808 2 059 1 519 33

332 97 186 1 215 389 1 366 1 056 34 552 17 236 2 445 2 771 2 249 34

20 – 16 4 6 60 24 38 1 972 1 348 2 140 2 553 1 764 35 10 10 18 10 28 77 33 99 2 833 1 632 2 163 2 454 1 941 36 – – 1 – – 26 – 15 275 92 1 891 2 099 1 827 37 43 1 14 3 – 34 5 91 1 048 487 1 995 2 598 1 763 38

5 2 7 6 2 47 17 66 1 005 399 2 090 2 264 2 012 39 – – – – – 7 – 3 63 9 1 849 1 552 1 923 40 – 6 6 1 1 12 5 138 631 255 1 604 1 938 1 483 41 3 – – 1 – 13 – 15 169 92 1 784 2 277 1 516 42 779 33 63 16 202 531 118 953 34 658 22 642 2 875 3 180 2 611 43

– – – – 1 13 – 10 264 108 1 574 2 026 1 393 44 – 2 2 6 1 24 2 57 805 428 1 655 1 864 1 504 45 – 1 3 – 1 7 8 88 1 557 1 167 1 861 2 432 1 708 46 19 10 12 12 6 79 33 106 2 535 1 573 2 127 2 446 1 866 47 372 48 126 29 56 373 730 537 20 280 8 064 2 691 2 958 2 572 48

19 10 9 7 1 49 44 35 1 011 569 1 650 2 183 1 373 49 4 4 – 3 – 4 1 97 371 190 1 620 2 027 1 426 50 36 11 4 10 5 50 8 54 1 761 1 264 1 962 2 426 1 639 51 83 26 41 22 40 135 84 215 6 730 3 887 2 561 2 947 2 290 52 – – – – – 1 – 25 81 30 1 978 2 308 1 819 53

18 5 4 9 3 29 8 48 1 406 734 2 234 2 575 2 046 54 8 5 10 15 4 95 37 147 2 618 1 035 1 785 1 873 1 748 55 33 2 7 4 21 77 17 109 2 525 1 108 2 170 2 357 2 069 56 12 9 10 15 3 59 33 111 1 955 1 116 1 778 1 971 1 641 57 6 36 8 20 11 49 32 58 1 724 1 075 1 791 1 991 1 630 58

– – – 1 – 15 – 26 238 128 1 871 1 974 1 800 59 1 – 1 – – 35 1 13 706 466 1 918 2 294 1 640 60 – 1 1 3 – 17 4 19 489 216 1 715 2 158 1 536 61 18 15 6 15 10 87 94 86 1 968 214 2 567 2 050 2 631 62

11 7 – 10 1 43 55 45 1 366 667 1 870 2 167 1 719 63

108 64 51 5 74 220 176 400 9 763 5 589 2 164 2 391 2 005 64

30 3 6 2 1 37 9 34 904 372 2 002 2 181 1 923 65

– – 5 9 1 74 4 44 1 110 634 1 882 2 242 1 658 66

25 – 6 – 5 71 25 72 1 523 785 2 330 2 587 2 148 67

– 2 3 1 – 21 – 35 459 265 1 673 1 864 1 521 68

– – 1 – – 3 1 23 81 33 1 964 2 578 1 669 69

1 7 4 – 4 34 3 21 458 130 2 451 2 751 2 377 70

– 3 – 1 1 11 – 39 328 146 1 556 2 074 1 348 71

40 – 33 1 4 115 34 80 1 764 590 2 243 2 103 2 299 72

– – 4 2 – 45 4 77 1 116 611 1 981 2 454 1 729 73

– 1 2 – – 18 – 19 451 296 1 642 1 885 1 441 74

174 24 42 4 58 188 119 481 10 702 6 535 2 258 2 543 2 063 75 – 5 2 8 – 30 3 46 935 508 1 821 2 155 1 624 76

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 163
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 9

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

CONNECTICUT

Fairfield3 1 ------------------- 827 645 28 193 23 302 25 297 15 965 11 933 685 419 890 2 159 1 258

Hartford3 2 ------------------- 851 783 31 038 24 671 27 172 17 470 12 704 522 303 833 2 112 1 068

Litchfield3 3 ------------------ 174 092 5 524 4 202 4 612 3 344 2 574 59 29 270 266 76

Middlesex3 4 ----------------- 143 196 4 591 3 439 3 929 2 823 2 169 40 35 155 211 81

New Haven3 5 ---------------- 804 219 27 119 21 896 23 707 14 031 10 367 571 755 811 2 274 1 341

New London3 6 --------------- 254 957 8 457 6 669 7 381 4 711 3 550 90 109 305 505 275 Tolland3 7 ------------------- 128 699 4 138 3 189 3 521 2 721 2 118 43 23 167 107 39 Windham3 8 ------------------ 102 525 3 597 2 803 3 098 2 392 1 764 20 4 140 77 28

DELAWARE

9 Kent 110 ----------------------- 993 3 285 2 934 3 120 2 375 1 756 7 34 10 145 18

10 New Castle 441 ---------------- 946 11 835 9 930 10 809 6 817 4 816 45 76 480 885 278

11 Sussex 113 -------------------- 229 3 897 3 367 3 529 2 711 2 030 – 56 76 193 16

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Washington, D.C.3 12 ---------- 606 900 56 419 52 458 54 654 12 772 7 707 1 895 7 639 877 5 084 1 867

FLORIDA

13 Alachua 181 -------------------- 596 9 140 7 412 7 900 4 581 2 177 78 181 159 718 215

14 Baker 184 ---------------------- 860 1 010 778 858 538 272 1 153 24 29 –

15 Bay 126 ----------------------- 994 6 662 5 605 5 863 2 900 1 637 5 1 342 250 357 142

16 Bradford 22 ------------------- 515 1 010 765 787 541 295 – 11 19 43 9

17 Brevard 398 -------------------- 978 17 276 13 644 14 543 7 711 4 266 46 835 502 1 086 565

18 Broward 1 ------------------- 255 488 56 616 45 175 48 377 18 513 10 831 354 9 837 995 4 311 1 695

19 Calhoun 11 ------------------- 011 436 337 371 279 170 – – 9 12 2

20 Charlotte 110 ------------------- 975 3 855 3 234 3 311 1 711 878 44 86 251 270 124

21 Citrus 93 ---------------------- 515 3 888 2 964 3 135 1 682 892 58 618 154 147 –

22 Clay 105 ----------------------- 986 3 480 3 344 3 390 2 361 1 438 – 90 140 248 106

23 Collier 152 --------------------- 099 6 144 5 327 5 459 2 791 1 515 20 168 148 635 254

24 Columbia 42 ------------------ 613 2 103 1 704 1 790 1 250 606 – – 32 37 35

25 Dade 1 ---------------------- 937 094 90 406 73 856 78 241 32 610 18 427 1 639 9 574 1 032 7 201 2 635

26 De Soto 23 ------------------- 865 1 015 885 905 557 289 2 2 66 70 34

27 Dixie 10 ---------------------- 585 473 380 390 298 154 1 18 28 1 –

Duval3 28 --------------------- 672 971 26 720 21 576 23 200 12 630 7 273 118 464 613 1 910 858

29 Escambia 262 ------------------ 798 11 266 9 400 9 695 6 398 3 295 151 143 239 651 126

30 Flagler 28 --------------------- 701 1 177 894 951 677 340 3 12 76 14 39

31 Franklin 8 -------------------- 967 426 367 384 227 131 – – 8 6 – 32 Gadsden 41 ------------------- 105 1 655 1 538 1 579 1 054 536 3 25 89 98 31

33 Gilchrist 9 -------------------- 667 437 331 336 269 142 – – – – – 34 Glades 7 -------------------- 591 240 212 216 126 65 3 9 20 – – 35 Gulf 11 ----------------------- 504 563 490 508 307 169 – – 22 39 1 36 Hamilton 10 ------------------- 930 873 815 827 381 178 1 83 29 27 3 37 Hardee 19 -------------------- 499 1 247 1 015 1 059 725 331 – 117 45 25 12

38 Hendry 25 -------------------- 773 1 590 1 346 1 409 829 401 3 161 64 87 3 39 Hernando 101 ------------------ 115 3 817 3 390 3 430 1 795 883 – 24 84 207 145 40 Highlands 68 ------------------ 432 3 082 2 445 2 587 1 406 684 5 292 115 171 36 41 Hillsborough 834 ---------------- 054 38 038 32 748 34 136 16 769 9 221 552 4 555 1 016 2 505 887 42 Holmes 15 -------------------- 778 630 550 570 458 248 – – 3 6 5

43 Indian River 90 ---------------- 208 3 825 3 164 3 250 1 415 806 10 73 210 341 123 44 Jackson 41 ------------------- 375 2 467 1 995 2 141 1 369 755 149 268 73 75 46 45 Jefferson 11 ------------------ 296 496 430 444 332 157 9 5 40 8 8 46 Lafayette 5 ------------------- 578 274 228 243 181 96 – – – – – 47 Lake 152 ---------------------- 104 5 549 4 625 4 837 2 814 1 502 4 195 175 372 98

48 Lee 335 ----------------------- 113 16 352 12 746 13 987 6 035 2 959 127 2 892 409 936 659 49 Leon 192 ---------------------- 493 9 935 7 488 8 914 4 719 2 774 – 171 374 814 244 50 Levy 25 ----------------------- 923 1 157 994 1 078 763 388 – 9 60 67 – 51 Liberty 5 --------------------- 569 214 188 194 158 82 – – 1 9 – 52 Madison 16 ------------------- 569 933 694 740 535 255 – 15 34 34 7

53 Manatee 211 ------------------- 707 7 770 6 896 7 088 3 928 2 012 52 192 188 578 182 54 Marion 194 --------------------- 833 8 209 6 427 6 606 4 262 2 166 8 25 214 515 220 55 Martin 100 --------------------- 900 3 578 3 175 3 294 1 838 935 4 79 101 314 109 56 Monroe 78 -------------------- 024 3 563 3 159 3 303 1 396 760 – 488 42 406 60 57 Nassau 43 -------------------- 941 1 927 1 639 1 728 1 029 528 1 203 68 103 41

58 Okaloosa 143 ------------------ 776 5 877 4 976 5 183 3 478 1 880 5 79 194 294 157

59 Okeechobee 29 --------------- 627 1 527 1 085 1 282 926 478 19 1 45 107 35

60 Orange 677 -------------------- 491 36 801 29 706 30 975 15 901 8 329 469 684 848 2 271 1 313

61 Osceola 107 ------------------- 728 5 260 4 510 4 574 2 464 1 310 35 15 206 409 201

62 Palm Beach 863 ---------------- 518 35 405 29 329 30 487 12 868 7 641 694 283 879 3 528 1 585

63 Pasco 281 --------------------- 131 9 074 7 499 8 104 5 130 2 952 74 43 208 576 314

64 Pinellas 851 -------------------- 659 31 490 25 171 26 261 12 869 7 244 242 182 698 2 575 930

65 Polk 405 ----------------------- 382 16 069 15 095 15 425 8 427 4 754 157 875 494 1 229 386

66 Putnam 65 -------------------- 070 3 355 2 947 3 083 1 808 929 2 48 79 168 18

67 St Johns 83 ------------------- 829 5 287 4 289 4 397 1 559 919 – 114 110 279 24

68 St Lucie 150 ------------------- 171 6 635 6 252 6 337 3 162 1 726 10 8 171 840 225

69 Santa Rosa 81 ---------------- 608 3 126 2 553 2 631 1 853 1 153 20 15 104 182 24

70 Sarasota 277 ------------------- 776 10 968 9 527 9 909 3 404 1 832 11 2 463 322 827 532

71 Seminole 287 ------------------ 529 10 360 8 872 9 347 5 789 3 309 9 69 292 818 453 72 Sumter 31 -------------------- 577 1 332 1 016 1 149 808 396 20 – 31 56 –

See footnotes at end of table.

164 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 10

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

634 454 297 274 47 985 352 878 81 837 52 779 3 359 3 821 2 928 1

819 461 372 478 49 1 107 386 1 192 88 942 58 346 3 422 3 910 2 969 2

39 27 81 15 2 244 27 133 13 532 10 376 3 041 3 458 2 461 3

34 15 36 26 6 195 32 240 12 094 9 181 3 252 3 769 2 567 4

585 486 241 262 67 931 443 909 69 910 42 339 3 033 3 479 2 672 5

155 59 113 129 5 356 318 251 22 919 15 396 3 231 3 740 2 997 6 37 31 33 25 – 190 – 105 10 514 8 506 3 113 3 520 2 424 7 26 38 37 38 – 179 38 81 8 627 6 817 2 895 3 281 2 322 8

14 5 61 30 25 155 157 84 7 626 5 583 2 537 2 674 2 346 9

293 204 233 151 115 546 161 525 31 419 20 288 3 035 3 377 2 734 10

9 14 79 49 11 169 67 79 8 158 6 670 2 353 2 692 1 865 11

723 1 047 686 601 1 792 1 866 8 999 8 806 171 441 37 305 3 175 3 276 3 145 12

104 59 10 40 198 264 662 631 16 344 8 135 2 112 2 419 1 994 13

2 6 6 7 10 41 7 34 1 546 1 002 1 844 2 396 1 556 14

58 36 101 101 110 168 102 191 12 125 5 760 2 071 2 532 1 887 15

5 – 5 10 20 39 32 53 1 372 969 1 751 2 338 1 391 16

547 103 313 165 437 629 335 1 269 29 444 15 577 2 047 2 568 1 828 17

2 050 355 436 339 944 2 272 2 244 4 032 123 298 42 858 2 605 2 939 2 503 18

– – 1 4 – 9 1 54 698 554 1 923 2 537 1 413 19

67 6 90 30 138 289 67 138 6 275 3 206 1 907 2 557 1 667 20

40 – 15 29 77 135 13 167 5 763 2 995 1 864 2 358 1 656 21

12 – 13 52 47 165 15 141 6 598 4 499 1 943 2 300 1 674 22

149 142 147 66 211 258 123 347 12 766 6 525 2 362 3 133 2 062 23

14 4 17 2 – 38 17 344 3 267 2 334 1 831 2 476 1 507 24

2 354 1 002 601 2 021 1 983 2 874 4 002 8 713 216 467 82 105 2 842 3 173 2 738 25

13 – 7 15 – 29 14 96 1 609 1 052 1 788 2 496 1 455 26

– – – 12 – 3 – 29 605 487 1 554 2 064 1 211 27

529 28 466 241 82 1 208 1 982 2 071 56 024 27 452 2 483 2 664 2 397 28

75 70 243 233 26 377 246 717 18 656 12 266 1 933 2 536 1 627 29

4 14 6 10 3 32 4 57 1 622 1 131 1 725 2 335 1 394 30

– – 7 – – – 10 126 626 404 1 634 2 205 1 350 31 11 2 10 28 20 75 24 109 2 759 1 901 1 757 2 340 1 457 32

– – – – – – – 67 533 465 1 584 2 235 1 100 33 3 – – 4 10 13 – 28 378 229 1 740 2 268 1 511 34 7 – 21 36 – 33 7 35 881 547 1 744 2 313 1 460 35 2 – 3 16 7 21 5 249 1 801 648 2 190 2 302 2 159 36 3 – 18 18 – 32 7 57 1 760 1 211 1 661 2 378 1 324 37

13 5 2 11 7 84 6 134 2 565 1 411 1 830 2 394 1 617 38 25 7 28 29 93 167 63 763 6 548 3 048 1 915 2 335 1 770 39 17 8 11 42 35 133 129 187 4 936 2 668 1 932 2 634 1 684 40 874 462 799 339 1 121 1 336 801 2 120 76 157 34 788 2 236 2 533 2 121 41 – 21 5 4 – 4 3 61 955 815 1 695 2 403 1 122 42

187 6 59 96 25 119 252 334 6 921 2 973 2 154 2 637 1 993 43 3 – 19 – 24 51 17 47 3 660 2 531 1 732 2 392 1 376 44 – – 1 12 6 13 1 9 717 557 1 614 2 289 1 248 45 – – – – – – – 62 368 289 1 517 1 992 1 213 46 54 11 51 71 21 270 116 585 9 402 5 400 1 966 2 500 1 718 47

682 77 260 48 58 591 218 995 30 306 12 097 2 222 2 687 2 086 48 178 72 204 141 12 593 639 753 19 150 9 193 2 186 2 495 2 077 49 6 6 2 14 – 30 23 98 1 775 1 280 1 674 2 258 1 336 50 – – – 2 3 6 1 14 395 315 2 058 2 576 1 666 51 – 1 4 14 4 40 11 41 1 333 1 009 1 830 2 437 1 494 52

237 45 181 113 55 395 335 607 14 321 7 757 2 036 2 589 1 817 53 132 30 69 127 45 361 134 464 12 148 7 572 1 855 2 257 1 657 54 93 30 8 69 110 156 69 314 6 558 3 474 1 990 2 544 1 784 55 14 38 7 1 90 182 444 135 7 366 2 696 2 246 2 503 2 172 56 14 – 15 25 33 82 2 112 3 485 2 001 2 037 2 655 1 773 57

100 18 88 83 13 201 225 248 9 844 7 018 1 918 2 676 1 468 58

10 – 5 1 1 35 20 77 2 248 1 637 1 804 2 508 1 426 59

733 171 878 328 566 1 202 2 683 2 928 66 981 29 421 2 188 2 473 2 086 60

68 1 66 59 102 232 340 376 9 027 4 442 1 982 2 332 1 839 61

1 355 230 410 404 889 1 577 972 4 813 76 286 30 443 2 541 2 985 2 389 62

202 32 91 93 252 325 122 642 14 575 8 989 1 819 2 262 1 592 63

1 032 280 622 575 721 1 347 1 219 2 969 59 385 26 633 2 292 2 642 2 158 64

394 66 171 223 497 631 1 010 865 30 602 15 979 1 994 2 467 1 779 65

25 37 22 40 6 97 580 153 6 001 3 343 1 960 2 462 1 750 66

73 – 55 26 78 142 57 1 880 8 558 3 088 1 947 2 476 1 803 67

236 54 65 66 167 346 228 759 12 228 5 698 1 939 2 246 1 822 68

12 – 16 36 46 152 34 137 5 298 3 797 2 042 2 474 1 689 69

339 65 74 180 53 530 356 753 22 511 7 769 2 299 2 980 2 138 70

174 31 160 110 236 444 159 603 19 958 12 018 2 171 2 611 1 933 71 1 1 – 4 – 73 – 155 1 942 1 413 1 720 2 557 1 308 72

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 165
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 11

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

FLORIDAmCon.

1 Suwannee 26 ----------------- 780 1 009 851 882 662 338 – – 11 2 13

2 Taylor 17 --------------------- 111 904 770 790 512 250 1 17 32 60 16

3 Union 10 ---------------------- 252 351 282 293 247 127 – – – – –

4 Volusia 370 -------------------- 712 16 267 14 030 14 900 6 246 3 441 28 3 433 456 1 218 461

5 Wakulla 14 -------------------- 202 635 499 516 431 225 – – – – –

6 Walton 27 --------------------- 760 1 249 1 095 1 130 673 336 5 44 101 66 21

7 Washington 16 ---------------- 919 957 776 834 496 256 1 139 45 61 2

GEORGIA

8 Appling 15 -------------------- 744 1 116 891 963 527 366 – 248 47 29 10

9 Atkinson 6 ------------------- 213 270 227 243 169 115 – – – – –

10 Bacon 9 --------------------- 566 665 533 590 279 183 – 192 3 22 10

11 Baker 3 ---------------------- 615 200 179 182 148 95 – – – – –

12 Baldwin 39 -------------------- 530 1 956 1 582 1 740 839 619 – 503 37 35 14

13 Banks 10 --------------------- 308 318 245 268 197 131 – 14 8 14 –

14 Barrow 29 -------------------- 721 1 337 1 153 1 223 804 543 6 21 50 70 13

15 Bartow 55 --------------------- 911 2 721 2 581 2 619 1 784 1 257 18 32 107 127 79

16 Ben Hill 16 -------------------- 245 990 840 888 369 242 – 209 11 33 20

17 Berrien 14 -------------------- 153 563 503 517 373 253 – – – – –

18 Bibb 149 ----------------------- 967 8 951 8 197 8 464 2 699 1 912 – 3 308 167 487 345 19 Bleckley 10 ------------------- 430 502 425 467 286 202 1 79 19 22 1 20 Brantley 11 ------------------- 077 476 438 445 357 270 – 2 19 14 – 21 Brooks 15 --------------------- 398 742 579 660 385 257 – 90 8 19 13 22 Bryan 15 ---------------------- 438 685 609 624 456 324 – 8 22 48 2

23 Bulloch 43 -------------------- 125 2 126 1 596 1 805 926 664 – 504 46 85 19

24 Burke 20 ---------------------- 579 1 185 1 056 1 100 576 397 10 111 70 62 99

25 Butts 15 ---------------------- 326 508 452 481 321 221 – 13 14 45 4

26 Calhoun 5 ------------------- 013 373 256 284 171 115 – 49 1 7 –

27 Camden 30 ------------------- 167 1 277 1 255 1 260 886 637 8 4 67 86 28

28 Candler 7 -------------------- 744 501 438 455 220 165 – 151 19 15 2

29 Carroll 71 --------------------- 422 3 804 3 263 3 487 2 046 1 551 – 738 62 139 82

30 Catoosa 42 ------------------- 464 2 661 2 266 2 470 939 683 4 1 254 34 83 9

31 Charlton 8 ------------------- 496 415 333 355 211 143 – 55 14 12 –

32 Chatham 216 ------------------- 935 8 902 8 520 8 684 5 146 3 113 – 86 228 813 203

33 Chattahoochee 16 ------------- 934 112 84 89 64 41 – – 4 3 – 34 Chattooga 22 ------------------ 242 1 163 1 051 1 085 563 428 1 267 34 54 3 35 Cherokee 90 ------------------ 204 2 899 2 467 2 633 1 712 1 187 – 213 8 44 25 Clarke2 3 36 ------------------- 87 594 4 607 4 247 4 375 1 386 1 004 2 1 656 66 237 152 37 Clay 3 ----------------------- 364 132 112 115 68 40 – 3 7 3 –

38 Clayton 182 -------------------- 052 7 633 6 655 6 922 4 643 3 150 12 65 173 452 286

39 Clinch 6 --------------------- 160 403 320 353 190 130 – 87 15 25 –

40 Cobb 447 ---------------------- 745 21 534 17 677 19 548 8 096 5 978 78 2 890 289 1 088 4 444

41 Coffee 29 --------------------- 592 1 676 1 531 1 589 794 534 1 423 52 52 34

42 Colquitt 36 -------------------- 645 2 301 1 793 1 953 985 715 – 444 68 86 73

43 Columbia 66 ------------------ 031 2 449 2 122 2 254 1 790 1 378 4 44 52 119 2 44 Cook 13 ---------------------- 456 708 579 594 409 259 – 1 2 18 16 45 Coweta 53 -------------------- 853 2 142 1 994 2 068 1 446 993 – 19 44 102 85 46 Crawford 8 ------------------- 991 332 278 296 217 158 – – – – – 47 Crisp 20 ---------------------- 011 1 273 1 189 1 213 547 345 – 357 46 72 41

48 Dade 13 ---------------------- 147 450 407 421 309 206 – – 12 17 –

49 Dawson 9 -------------------- 429 408 338 353 287 184 – – – – –

50 Decatur 25 -------------------- 511 1 459 1 286 1 335 689 453 – 363 10 77 14

51 De Kalb 545 -------------------- 837 26 232 21 440 23 446 11 040 7 895 7 6 711 263 1 114 538

52 Dodge 17 --------------------- 607 886 714 804 408 288 – 215 45 38 9

53 Dooly 9 ---------------------- 901 586 492 513 283 186 – 88 26 31 1

54 Dougherty 96 ------------------ 311 6 362 5 498 5 850 2 483 1 627 – 1 829 102 276 163

55 Douglas 71 -------------------- 120 2 828 2 411 2 559 1 498 1 046 – 271 61 149 146

56 Early 11 ---------------------- 854 789 694 731 363 274 – 197 25 35 10

57 Echols 2 --------------------- 334 122 93 97 81 49 – – – – –

58 Effingham 25 ------------------ 687 1 267 1 021 1 110 766 516 4 171 21 40 – 59 Elbert 18 ---------------------- 949 873 807 816 570 389 6 15 27 40 19 60 Emanuel 20 ------------------- 546 1 190 1 053 1 101 637 449 – 268 49 41 12 61 Evans 8 --------------------- 724 537 428 469 198 138 – 141 16 13 9 62 Fannin 15 --------------------- 992 647 473 525 372 257 – 16 37 23 8

63 Fayette 62 -------------------- 415 2 680 2 444 2 499 1 744 1 258 10 11 111 205 145

64 Floyd 81 ---------------------- 251 4 412 3 915 4 120 1 653 1 100 1 1 273 136 182 149

65 Forsyth 44 -------------------- 083 1 516 1 324 1 397 1 070 720 1 – 62 87 6

66 Franklin 16 -------------------- 650 640 568 584 415 297 – – 6 14 –

67 Fulton 648 --------------------- 951 39 647 35 068 36 699 13 937 9 729 229 3 337 757 2 821 1 392

68 Gilmer 13 --------------------- 368 558 513 520 339 215 – 2 19 17 22

69 Glascock 2 ------------------ 357 108 70 77 53 41 2 – 6 2 –

70 Glynn 62 ---------------------- 496 4 189 3 519 3 774 1 487 1 214 – 1 088 90 214 103

71 Gordon 35 -------------------- 072 1 443 1 052 1 200 749 554 1 2 56 72 47

72 Grady 20 --------------------- 279 836 782 798 542 354 – – 42 44 23

73 Greene 11 -------------------- 793 642 590 606 357 250 – 81 – – – 74 Gwinnett 352 ------------------- 910 16 251 12 622 14 547 9 211 6 403 36 1 937 262 616 413 75 Habersham 27 ----------------- 621 1 362 1 097 1 172 609 460 – 308 12 18 9 76 Hall 95 ----------------------- 428 3 345 2 938 3 070 1 773 1 315 20 58 80 228 141 77 Hancock 8 ------------------- 908 386 345 355 221 125 – – – 10 –

78 Haralson 21 ------------------- 966 1 038 891 928 606 448 1 107 9 25 7

79 Harris 17 ---------------------- 788 529 373 466 330 210 – 10 10 23 –

80 Hart 19 ----------------------- 712 828 731 776 468 355 – 107 – – –

81 Heard 8 --------------------- 628 394 332 350 221 164 6 – 16 28 28 82 Henry 58 ---------------------- 741 2 986 2 670 2 825 1 479 1 086 9 699 82 144 112

See footnotes at end of table.

166 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 12

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– 5 5 10 1 15 31 127 1 674 1 298 1 922 2 543 1 515 1

6 – 10 17 7 47 12 53 1 497 938 1 916 2 481 1 645 2

– – – – – – – 46 509 436 1 747 2 237 1 363 3

542 117 210 184 140 722 227 916 29 727 11 384 1 994 2 444 1 847 4

– – – – – – – 85 878 771 1 716 2 264 1 270 5

14 8 – 23 29 55 5 86 1 817 1 134 1 624 2 284 1 334 6

1 3 7 5 13 20 3 38 1 426 948 1 743 2 456 1 428 7

7 4 9 13 13 17 4 35 1 559 930 1 642 2 207 1 280 8

– – – – – – – 74 359 282 1 506 1 981 1 035 9

– 13 1 6 – 7 4 53 903 445 1 584 1 824 1 467 10

– – – – – – – 34 179 136 981 1 063 888 11

– 14 – 13 16 20 11 238 3 142 1 409 1 861 1 909 1 832 12

3 – – – 9 11 1 11 444 341 1 717 2 290 1 129 13

4 12 6 19 22 57 25 114 2 038 1 376 1 714 2 169 1 347 14

50 14 12 51 64 79 80 122 3 907 2 563 1 492 1 547 1 441 15

19 7 9 30 – 7 58 116 1 544 784 1 784 2 905 1 361 16

– – – – – – – 144 801 621 1 557 2 094 1 039 17

132 119 96 137 175 157 161 481 17 023 5 697 2 029 2 400 1 922 18 – 2 4 7 8 12 16 10 737 480 1 607 2 033 1 232 19 – – – 4 7 15 – 27 625 506 1 411 1 619 1 076 20 3 9 2 12 – 6 9 104 952 624 1 524 1 929 1 209 21 4 – 2 15 10 24 3 30 1 067 832 1 721 2 183 1 195 22

30 4 12 33 18 36 27 65 3 400 1 761 1 930 2 243 1 717 23

19 15 5 21 13 22 13 64 1 891 1 022 1 713 2 022 1 527 24

3 4 8 21 8 20 16 4 855 596 1 817 2 260 1 392 25

– 2 – 2 6 5 – 41 446 297 1 580 1 994 1 258 26

9 – 14 35 10 52 4 57 2 135 1 500 1 695 1 955 1 427 27

– 3 3 7 9 14 5 7 736 346 1 633 1 790 1 539 28

36 16 26 22 33 78 42 167 5 896 3 293 1 700 1 837 1 582 29

9 4 7 11 21 26 36 33 4 703 1 720 1 954 2 154 1 873 30

3 6 – 4 7 11 – 32 633 383 1 789 2 218 1 501 31

254 196 158 233 192 346 112 717 17 522 10 499 2 031 2 417 1 808 32

– – – 3 3 5 4 3 140 106 1 579 1 914 1 288 33 16 12 10 12 20 25 28 40 1 625 938 1 509 1 852 1 273 34 2 5 7 – 3 17 87 510 5 316 3 520 2 034 2 399 1 720 35 67 63 130 57 113 130 56 260 9 081 2 936 2 084 2 400 1 991 36 – 1 – 3 5 5 – 20 152 96 1 334 1 855 1 055 37

85 13 121 89 233 174 113 463 14 501 9 445 2 119 2 489 1 807 38

– – 1 5 8 14 2 6 606 346 1 759 2 145 1 515 39

219 65 397 129 517 396 263 677 45 845 18 683 2 412 2 557 2 343 40

26 19 15 25 8 48 35 57 2 816 1 400 1 746 2 065 1 575 41

11 1 18 49 23 59 33 103 3 469 1 797 1 796 2 171 1 568 42

24 1 36 13 23 79 2 65 3 883 3 097 1 747 1 878 1 509 43 4 – 2 17 – 4 16 105 917 641 1 555 1 942 1 262 44 11 1 3 28 40 69 24 196 4 089 2 994 2 002 2 367 1 679 45 – 3 – – – – – 76 445 363 1 546 1 879 1 145 46 6 3 13 28 14 30 12 44 1 907 813 1 579 1 853 1 472 47

– – – 6 10 10 10 47 642 475 1 537 1 740 1 329 48

– – – – – – 4 62 601 493 1 731 2 195 1 233 49

10 – 9 33 15 31 28 56 2 259 1 201 1 713 2 011 1 557 50

322 194 382 514 627 485 356 893 50 305 20 803 2 152 2 146 2 155 51

– 7 4 6 10 31 10 21 1 458 707 1 896 2 071 1 783 52

– 2 2 11 7 12 2 48 814 457 1 581 1 972 1 344 53

116 52 49 61 122 121 258 218 11 334 4 678 1 965 2 296 1 831 54

32 7 – 19 48 62 111 155 5 238 3 129 2 052 2 399 1 805 55

– 5 – 24 8 18 19 27 1 067 584 1 476 1 811 1 261 56

– – – – – – 1 15 168 139 1 744 2 220 1 235 57

3 – 3 8 10 27 3 54 1 806 1 262 1 661 1 990 1 325 58 5 6 – 29 8 27 48 16 1 257 858 1 536 1 818 1 273 59 8 7 – 15 12 23 – 29 1 722 1 035 1 582 1 964 1 299 60 – 5 – 8 6 11 9 53 801 358 1 706 2 176 1 483 61 4 6 2 6 11 26 6 8 861 660 1 707 2 170 1 230 62

20 – 8 10 36 100 12 87 4 872 3 394 1 963 2 257 1 667 63

– 45 41 66 91 103 140 240 8 569 3 341 2 117 2 557 1 952 64

18 1 1 7 28 52 43 21 2 439 1 829 1 779 2 068 1 454 65

– 10 2 4 – 5 4 124 916 694 1 582 1 969 1 177 66

864 986 667 639 1 163 1 543 5 302 3 062 87 078 33 325 2 380 2 678 2 272 67

13 – – 4 9 30 30 35 896 621 1 730 2 419 1 236 68

– – – – 3 2 2 7 130 102 1 712 2 035 1 304 69

114 56 59 161 86 98 18 200 7 593 3 017 2 031 2 150 1 972 70

23 9 26 41 35 38 42 59 2 324 1 547 2 034 2 432 1 678 71

9 – 8 22 11 22 33 42 1 315 927 1 657 2 187 1 219 72

– 5 – – – – – 163 998 613 1 646 1 824 1 516 73 172 18 236 39 352 401 206 648 31 366 19 981 2 293 2 519 2 099 74 – 5 9 11 – 8 7 176 2 155 1 245 1 864 2 254 1 588 75 44 17 93 69 124 140 54 229 6 398 3 754 2 114 2 427 1 878 76 – 11 2 11 – 1 10 89 719 527 2 046 2 921 1 549 77

– 12 5 – – 9 12 135 1 462 955 1 590 1 788 1 404 78

1 – 1 10 9 24 1 47 850 638 2 060 2 280 1 782 79

– 6 – – – – – 195 1 246 747 1 651 1 882 1 433 80

– 6 – 7 6 7 – 25 523 343 1 525 1 523 1 526 81 5 5 15 23 31 77 61 83 5 839 2 747 2 058 2 143 1 999 82

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 167
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 13

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

GEORGIAmCon.

1 Houston 89 ------------------- 208 4 679 3 825 4 194 2 018 1 506 – 1 177 93 217 116 2 Irwin 8 ----------------------- 649 421 371 383 289 209 – – – – – 3 Jackson 30 ------------------- 005 1 391 1 187 1 248 720 505 1 237 25 77 – 4 Jasper 8 --------------------- 453 437 373 395 212 139 – 60 3 14 1 5 Jeff Davis 12 ------------------ 032 549 506 518 314 213 – 86 9 16 6

6 Jefferson 17 ------------------ 408 941 803 848 502 370 – 108 11 24 9

7 Jenkins 8 -------------------- 247 491 395 427 260 184 – 64 – – –

8 Johnson 8 ------------------- 329 340 316 326 252 155 – – – – –

9 Jones 20 --------------------- 739 590 530 551 404 271 – 1 31 32 2

10 Lamar 13 --------------------- 038 506 390 416 279 156 – 1 24 28 4

11 Lanier 5 --------------------- 531 310 210 226 169 119 – – 15 16 –

12 Laurens 39 -------------------- 988 1 805 1 628 1 680 1 092 782 3 31 92 92 36

13 Lee 16 ----------------------- 250 641 528 565 435 300 – 10 19 18 1

14 Liberty 52 --------------------- 745 1 766 1 578 1 680 1 107 797 1 154 22 94 14

15 Lincoln 7 -------------------- 442 303 246 260 191 125 – – – – –

16 Long 6 ---------------------- 202 240 215 221 159 108 – – 12 8 – 17 Lowndes 75 ------------------- 981 4 299 3 783 4 015 1 810 1 309 8 1 330 72 191 87 18 Lumpkin 14 ------------------- 573 470 370 402 296 206 – – 6 – – 19 McDuffie 20 ------------------- 119 1 001 802 872 485 359 8 163 55 38 10 20 McIntosh 8 ------------------- 634 335 310 321 225 148 2 7 15 25 –

21 Macon 13 --------------------- 114 604 475 505 348 236 – 9 18 17 –

22 Madison 21 ------------------- 050 807 531 563 447 316 4 10 21 17 –

23 Marion 5 --------------------- 590 292 266 272 217 143 – – – – –

24 Meriwether 22 ----------------- 411 1 014 854 897 571 374 3 119 11 27 8

25 Miller 6 ---------------------- 280 333 285 296 167 108 – 65 13 10 –

26 Mitchell 20 -------------------- 275 984 939 952 699 491 – – 15 26 18

27 Monroe 17 -------------------- 113 821 719 762 415 293 – 95 30 56 30

28 Montgomery 7 ---------------- 163 256 221 230 177 115 – – – – –

29 Morgan 12 -------------------- 883 566 536 542 379 258 8 2 33 35 3

30 Murray 26 --------------------- 147 1 112 848 940 630 466 – 125 33 43 16

Muscogee3 31 ----------------- 179 278 7 257 6 386 6 807 3 746 2 586 242 107 64 504 297 32 Newton 41 -------------------- 808 1 986 1 730 1 835 1 032 725 – 294 43 92 38 33 Oconee 17 -------------------- 618 678 615 631 505 369 3 – 15 27 1 34 Oglethorpe 9 ----------------- 763 354 263 286 221 169 4 10 14 13 – 35 Paulding 41 ------------------- 611 1 794 1 383 1 525 916 642 – 272 3 17 –

36 Peach 21 --------------------- 189 452 352 376 – – – 129 13 56 11

37 Pickens 14 -------------------- 432 500 408 430 307 187 – – 16 15 –

38 Pierce 13 --------------------- 328 620 527 561 362 286 – 54 29 18 –

39 Pike 10 ----------------------- 224 363 313 322 250 168 – – 13 13 – 40 Polk 33 ----------------------- 815 1 374 1 183 1 229 788 545 – 122 44 61 33

41 Pulaski 8 -------------------- 108 360 322 324 219 161 – 1 22 25 4 42 Putnam 14 -------------------- 137 769 596 665 359 286 – 116 38 48 2 43 Quitman 2 ------------------- 209 88 69 70 45 30 – – – – – 44 Rabun 11 --------------------- 648 451 377 397 264 175 – 44 12 15 3 45 Randolph 8 ------------------ 023 583 512 542 319 229 – 149 16 18 7

46 Richmond 189 ------------------ 719 6 933 5 970 6 299 3 684 2 563 – 15 250 579 306 47 Rockdale 54 ------------------ 091 3 003 2 281 2 552 1 316 957 10 640 45 127 94 48 Schley 3 --------------------- 588 95 89 89 66 42 – – – – – 49 Screven 13 ------------------- 842 779 636 665 390 269 – 82 12 16 8 50 Seminole 9 ------------------ 010 354 328 335 250 167 – – 4 13 7

51 Spalding 54 ------------------- 457 2 260 2 131 2 185 1 469 999 1 7 59 148 113 52 Stephens 23 ------------------ 257 1 135 852 977 458 350 2 247 37 48 20 53 Stewart 5 -------------------- 654 261 215 227 147 90 – – – 8 – 54 Sumter 30 -------------------- 228 1 664 1 367 1 511 717 498 – 420 16 89 55 55 Talbot 6 --------------------- 524 240 207 212 154 105 – – 16 10 –

56 Taliaferro 1 ------------------ 915 71 46 49 31 24 – 3 3 2 – 57 Tattnall 17 -------------------- 722 639 529 552 378 283 – 61 5 24 – 58 Taylor 7 --------------------- 642 360 284 299 216 153 – – 20 10 – 59 Telfair 11 --------------------- 000 483 385 413 290 226 – 6 19 23 3 60 Terrell 10 --------------------- 653 449 413 429 291 214 – – 4 24 13

61 Thomas 38 -------------------- 986 1 779 1 683 1 713 1 104 771 1 20 59 86 41 62 Tift 34 ------------------------ 998 2 052 1 880 1 964 875 640 – 649 56 80 24 63 Toombs 24 -------------------- 072 1 137 923 1 014 582 425 – 204 32 58 21 64 Towns 6 --------------------- 754 436 332 368 119 81 – 181 9 8 – 65 Treutlen 5 ------------------- 994 267 218 225 160 115 4 – 14 18 –

66 Troup 55 ---------------------- 536 4 782 4 389 4 552 1 411 956 1 194 1 087 86 149 135

67 Turner 8 --------------------- 703 462 409 419 279 199 – – – – –

68 Twiggs 9 --------------------- 806 358 313 320 260 173 1 – 6 11 –

69 Union 11 ---------------------- 993 675 610 643 327 231 – 233 – – –

70 Upson 26 --------------------- 300 1 363 1 221 1 289 633 435 – 321 36 76 24

71 Walker 58 --------------------- 340 1 923 1 789 1 835 1 373 983 2 2 34 101 5

72 Walton 38 --------------------- 586 1 820 1 624 1 685 900 643 – 328 60 92 39

73 Ware 35 ---------------------- 471 2 199 1 937 2 004 959 613 – 515 59 125 53

74 Warren 6 -------------------- 078 289 191 211 132 86 – 9 10 10 –

75 Washington 19 ---------------- 112 1 018 928 957 535 369 1 223 46 41 4

76 Wayne 22 --------------------- 356 1 397 1 170 1 256 660 471 – 360 35 44 10

77 Webster 2 ------------------- 263 87 67 70 48 26 – – – – –

78 Wheeler 4 ------------------- 903 316 284 302 167 104 – 79 – – –

79 White 13 ---------------------- 006 492 413 428 298 214 1 – 12 23 1 80 Whitfield 72 ------------------- 462 4 210 3 717 3 892 1 862 1 383 – 1 083 116 142 84

See footnotes at end of table.

168 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 14

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

31 20 26 82 72 99 90 153 8 853 4 418 2 151 2 389 1 997 1 – 6 – – – – – 88 532 434 1 401 1 775 950 2 10 5 9 21 27 51 20 45 2 158 1 380 1 742 2 273 1 361 3 – 1 2 14 – 10 3 75 586 346 1 493 1 979 1 211 4 – 3 3 9 – 4 3 65 871 532 1 693 2 087 1 406 5

– 3 11 9 – 8 5 158 1 177 755 1 398 1 698 1 146 6

– – – – – – – 103 673 388 1 584 1 759 1 444 7

– 2 – – – – – 72 456 367 1 417 1 830 1 018 8

1 – 2 4 8 19 6 41 871 679 1 600 2 091 1 085 9

3 8 3 10 6 16 14 20 695 475 1 685 2 345 1 254 10

– – 1 4 4 10 1 6 351 275 1 579 1 944 1 155 11

42 – 9 47 26 41 29 140 2 884 1 925 1 733 2 069 1 430 12

3 – – 5 8 19 – 47 948 752 1 718 2 070 1 279 13

– 15 – 14 24 45 – 190 2 680 1 782 1 630 1 937 1 345 14

– 2 – – – – – 67 432 332 1 698 2 166 1 246 15

– – – 2 1 6 – 33 314 232 1 420 1 769 1 068 16 28 18 44 99 37 87 37 167 7 300 3 232 1 854 2 110 1 723 17 – 1 3 5 – 4 8 79 741 561 1 878 2 086 1 643 18 6 – 4 25 10 21 20 27 1 548 956 1 797 2 236 1 468 19 5 – – 12 9 19 – 2 486 371 1 532 1 814 1 278 20

7 8 – 6 6 10 1 75 822 600 1 666 2 163 1 204 21

5 2 – 4 6 11 – 36 950 762 1 722 2 072 1 249 22

– – – – – – – 55 405 344 1 496 1 929 1 015 23

– 2 7 7 2 9 6 125 1 361 886 1 541 1 907 1 264 24

– 2 – 3 5 4 – 27 470 296 1 594 2 208 1 236 25

– 26 3 29 – 13 21 102 1 396 1 003 1 472 1 617 1 313 26

5 – – 30 15 35 6 45 1 324 694 1 763 1 897 1 671 27

– 1 – – – – – 52 339 274 1 487 2 000 969 28

– 2 6 15 11 17 6 25 848 596 1 570 1 901 1 263 29

3 2 – 22 14 17 21 14 1 515 1 053 1 677 1 977 1 343 30

155 235 133 143 172 158 297 554 13 243 7 907 1 996 2 527 1 635 31 1 9 13 51 29 71 62 100 3 291 1 805 1 821 2 068 1 651 32 4 – 8 5 8 16 8 31 1 024 821 1 628 1 905 1 220 33 – – – 1 7 9 – 7 543 446 1 957 2 289 1 398 34 – 5 2 – – 5 2 303 2 848 1 806 1 926 2 367 1 582 35

3 4 – 24 14 16 3 103 673 – 1 798 – 1 798 36

– – 3 5 11 26 5 42 820 663 1 950 2 675 1 377 37

– 18 8 11 9 16 1 35 855 553 1 529 1 665 1 374 38

– – – 2 8 13 – 23 493 396 1 535 1 901 1 133 39 5 13 9 22 14 40 31 47 2 221 1 499 1 831 2 241 1 506 40

1 4 5 6 2 13 11 11 520 377 1 596 2 048 1 144 41 9 5 4 15 9 34 20 6 1 106 591 1 675 1 582 1 761 42 – – – – – – – 25 95 75 1 331 1 936 866 43 – 3 8 4 7 11 3 23 613 428 1 566 1 937 1 263 44 – 2 – 5 2 4 4 16 733 438 1 347 1 643 1 108 45

166 175 55 58 161 184 235 431 12 708 7 699 2 035 2 399 1 780 46 9 11 29 19 48 79 33 92 5 436 2 791 2 172 2 486 1 990 47 – – – – – – – 23 136 107 1 518 1 979 1 107 48 – 3 4 6 1 14 11 118 1 135 688 1 736 2 281 1 360 49 – – 1 7 – 5 2 46 502 380 1 505 1 909 1 086 50

14 9 15 54 33 71 61 131 4 295 2 953 1 960 2 146 1 798 51 8 30 11 20 13 24 29 30 1 807 938 1 930 2 484 1 628 52 – – – – – – – 72 326 214 1 425 1 795 1 159 53 8 4 10 43 25 43 26 55 2 605 1 230 1 798 1 999 1 685 54 – 3 1 4 4 7 6 7 328 232 1 535 1 629 1 438 55

– – – 2 – 2 1 5 75 51 1 454 1 586 1 311 56 1 6 4 15 – 8 3 47 973 686 1 773 2 210 1 311 57 – 2 – – 4 8 – 39 480 366 1 618 1 973 1 225 58 – 1 2 11 7 11 4 36 697 549 1 707 2 049 1 271 59 – 3 3 16 – 5 4 66 683 506 1 622 2 090 1 118 60

30 12 24 47 22 42 93 132 2 825 1 870 1 657 1 907 1 447 61 24 16 19 20 28 47 27 99 3 354 1 407 1 727 1 770 1 706 62 6 12 1 16 11 29 24 18 1 680 1 026 1 626 2 014 1 331 63 4 – – 4 4 9 4 26 542 172 1 482 1 834 1 375 64 – – – 6 8 8 2 5 362 278 1 595 2 035 1 130 65

27 22 36 64 34 95 61 151 7 640 2 525 1 707 2 134 1 590 66

– – – – – – – 140 661 484 1 593 2 139 1 091 67

– – – 3 3 9 1 26 489 420 1 528 1 945 1 013 68

– – – – – – 3 80 1 016 481 1 574 1 776 1 451 69

12 14 16 26 3 24 39 65 2 154 1 084 1 686 2 125 1 443 70

20 9 10 23 31 36 78 111 2 664 1 933 1 445 1 571 1 295 71

5 23 9 34 32 65 31 67 3 129 1 630 1 867 2 142 1 686 72

12 15 18 35 35 67 35 76 3 323 1 610 1 673 2 188 1 450 73

– 4 – 1 5 7 2 31 322 225 1 549 1 857 1 302 74

4 – 3 20 5 20 17 38 1 636 877 1 708 1 946 1 551 75

5 7 5 26 20 27 8 49 1 950 1 035 1 593 1 935 1 403 76

– – – – – – – 22 101 82 1 451 2 193 981 77

– 3 – – – – – 53 451 241 1 523 1 952 1 282 78

7 2 – 5 5 12 – 62 736 560 1 714 2 177 1 235 79 86 2 52 73 52 65 151 124 7 958 3 738 2 078 2 274 1 967 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 169
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 15

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

GEORGIAmCon.

1 Wilcox 7 --------------------- 008 319 248 262 186 121 – – – – –

2 Wilkes 10 --------------------- 597 592 525 540 260 161 – 113 21 28 7

3 Wilkinson 10 ------------------ 228 523 425 441 325 247 – – 12 15 3

4 Worth 19 --------------------- 745 842 666 703 503 366 – 15 39 32 11

HAWAII4

5 Hawaii 120 --------------------- 317 1 985 1 745 1 836 – – – – 157 473 302

Honolulu3 6 ------------------ 836 231 10 397 8 992 9 286 – – – 190 703 2 413 1 039

7 Kauai 51 ---------------------- 177 1 064 1 048 1 058 – – 37 1 91 167 114

8 Maui 100 ----------------------- 374 1 751 1 672 1 703 – – 71 – 117 383 198

IDAHO

9 Ada 205 ----------------------- 775 7 504 6 264 6 576 4 066 2 977 13 194 163 516 266 10 Adams 3 --------------------- 254 204 155 177 80 56 – 34 – – – 11 Bannock 66 ------------------- 026 3 481 2 404 2 874 1 531 1 145 7 561 78 160 59 12 Bear Lake 6 ------------------ 084 741 389 484 149 106 – 101 45 57 – 13 Benewah 7 ------------------ 937 536 391 450 232 163 1 91 24 15 –

14 Bingham 37 ------------------- 583 1 968 1 420 1 599 1 061 773 3 211 57 88 22

15 Blaine 13 --------------------- 552 782 588 634 301 228 1 74 19 44 27

16 Boise 3 ---------------------- 509 212 150 176 108 78 1 1 18 12 –

17 Bonner 26 -------------------- 622 1 144 677 841 582 356 3 – 43 46 1

18 Bonneville 72 ------------------ 207 3 320 2 510 2 795 1 788 1 361 6 – 94 181 90

19 Boundary 8 ------------------ 332 560 408 456 191 135 19 127 21 27 1

20 Butte 2 ---------------------- 918 278 152 188 73 53 – 68 9 7 –

21 Camas 727 --------------------- 86 43 52 33 23 – – 4 5 –

22 Canyon 90 -------------------- 076 3 494 2 822 3 008 2 021 1 560 4 83 100 168 56

23 Caribou 6 -------------------- 963 520 331 399 219 169 – 81 25 22 –

24 Cassia 19 --------------------- 532 1 033 819 862 598 394 1 2 41 41 10

25 Clark 762 ---------------------- 94 47 61 33 23 – – 6 6 –

26 Clearwater 8 ----------------- 505 508 245 308 196 134 1 3 23 39 –

27 Custer 4 --------------------- 133 277 169 197 129 90 – 1 11 13 –

28 Elmore 21 -------------------- 205 1 053 760 857 479 377 2 158 34 46 3

29 Franklin 9 -------------------- 232 602 360 441 248 189 1 117 14 15 – 30 Fremont 10 ------------------- 937 537 365 405 301 224 1 1 20 23 5 31 Gem 11 ----------------------- 844 535 392 428 254 184 2 61 16 29 2 32 Gooding 11 ------------------- 633 557 384 410 264 215 1 8 18 25 3 33 Idaho 13 ---------------------- 783 667 474 524 308 214 36 36 47 30 –

34 Jefferson 16 ------------------ 543 843 501 592 468 338 1 – 30 29 4

35 Jerome 15 -------------------- 138 635 530 553 384 284 1 8 30 25 16

36 Kootenai 69 ------------------- 795 4 831 2 926 3 771 1 812 1 186 5 1 033 92 171 52 37 Latah 30 ---------------------- 617 994 699 775 629 438 3 – 7 23 – 38 Lemhi 6 --------------------- 899 315 205 237 173 122 – – 2 6 –

39 Lewis 3 ---------------------- 516 266 208 221 158 127 – – 9 – 2

40 Lincoln 3 -------------------- 308 276 179 195 101 78 42 1 8 9 –

41 Madison 23 ------------------- 674 986 636 729 585 454 – 4 26 35 6

42 Minidoka 19 ------------------- 361 1 267 1 047 1 084 571 399 1 230 31 35 7

43 Nez Perce 33 ----------------- 754 1 383 898 1 099 629 450 4 – 51 83 51

44 Oneida 3 -------------------- 492 212 110 129 87 69 – 2 5 14 –

45 Owyhee 8 -------------------- 392 449 301 345 240 177 – – 12 18 –

46 Payette 16 -------------------- 434 846 526 589 430 310 – – 19 15 2

47 Power 7 --------------------- 086 464 322 366 198 161 – 64 29 25 –

48 Shoshone 13 ------------------ 931 1 072 746 844 387 281 4 118 77 57 12

49 Teton 3 ---------------------- 439 266 131 177 100 79 – 34 7 3 – 50 Twin Falls 53 ------------------ 580 3 654 2 270 2 724 1 528 964 4 700 43 108 40 51 Valley 6 --------------------- 109 600 300 393 168 131 2 62 23 33 7 52 Washington 8 ---------------- 550 609 400 458 214 167 – 92 23 30 2

ILLINOIS

53 Adams 66 --------------------- 090 2 773 2 056 2 244 1 377 829 7 61 81 145 74

54 Alexander 10 ------------------ 626 404 301 318 232 183 – – – – –

55 Bond 14 ---------------------- 991 594 378 419 256 177 – 29 18 29 4

56 Boone 30 --------------------- 806 1 162 845 924 554 365 90 16 19 53 23

57 Brown 5 --------------------- 836 355 185 233 156 97 – 7 17 6 –

58 Bureau 35 -------------------- 688 2 056 1 182 1 435 763 583 7 322 39 58 5 59 Calhoun 5 ------------------- 322 263 179 193 137 85 – – – – – 60 Carroll 16 --------------------- 805 892 500 587 371 267 – 60 17 27 4 61 Cass 13 ---------------------- 437 576 397 419 256 191 – 27 11 8 – 62 Champaign 173 ----------------- 025 7 835 4 553 5 588 3 335 2 309 228 66 159 352 127

63 Christian 34 ------------------- 418 1 688 1 065 1 190 777 565 1 18 60 66 16

64 Clark 15 ---------------------- 921 717 438 502 282 188 – 23 35 42 11

65 Clay 14 ----------------------- 460 807 573 634 328 213 – 136 19 27 1

66 Clinton 33 --------------------- 944 1 052 607 678 432 328 – 5 28 49 12

67 Coles 51 ---------------------- 644 2 358 1 467 1 747 1 148 747 – 29 49 135 75

68 Cook 5 ---------------------- 105 067 230 919 188 202 204 413 86 682 61 877 1 851 11 711 3 282 22 172 8 202 69 Crawford 19 ------------------- 464 1 107 648 770 424 282 – 194 14 25 12 70 Cumberland ---------------- 10 670 522 294 327 221 149 – 14 14 17 – 71 De Kalb 77 -------------------- 932 5 475 4 340 4 677 1 418 1 054 177 40 80 195 72 72 De Witt 16 -------------------- 516 1 142 696 798 397 286 76 120 20 33 14

73 Douglas 19 -------------------- 464 705 469 527 358 269 1 – 10 14 3

74 Du Page 781 ------------------- 666 31 298 22 101 25 427 15 868 11 644 596 514 660 1 713 963

75 Edgar 19 ---------------------- 595 986 568 641 429 304 2 3 30 46 17

76 Edwards 7 ------------------- 440 269 174 188 129 78 1 3 6 14 – 77 Effingham 31 ------------------ 704 1 142 780 851 548 357 3 31 34 54 16

See footnotes at end of table.

170 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 16

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – – 1 – – – 75 402 320 1 558 2 200 984 1

– 8 9 21 6 14 9 44 905 431 1 662 1 975 1 524 2

– – – 3 6 19 1 57 697 517 1 571 1 824 1 234 3

7 8 6 15 9 18 15 25 1 140 874 1 639 1 952 1 269 4

259 26 40 45 87 206 121 120 4 771 – 2 657 – 2 657 5

1 025 95 581 550 335 1 095 735 525 28 658 – 3 139 – 3 139 6

108 16 25 37 41 129 59 233 3 194 – 3 029 – 3 029 7

197 19 88 63 89 258 139 81 4 805 – 2 843 – 2 843 8

179 32 192 14 220 362 16 343 13 708 8 277 2 119 2 362 1 909 9 – – – – – – – 63 257 145 1 545 2 157 1 237 10 42 18 25 42 58 105 71 117 5 753 2 872 2 070 2 075 2 066 11 – – 3 10 20 66 2 31 707 269 1 518 2 065 1 329 12 1 8 1 1 6 23 12 35 755 416 1 725 1 982 1 557 13

8 – 13 6 19 49 10 52 3 027 2 113 1 960 2 214 1 684 14

16 – 7 6 15 40 14 70 1 415 660 2 247 2 503 2 090 15

– – – 3 6 15 – 12 266 165 1 595 1 642 1 556 16

– – 8 – 36 56 3 63 1 513 1 132 2 016 2 653 1 410 17

96 – 30 35 46 178 74 177 5 674 3 364 2 139 2 125 2 152 18

1 – 1 3 10 24 13 18 705 330 1 584 1 941 1 422 19

– – – 3 4 6 – 18 309 154 1 662 2 219 1 427 20

– – – – 2 5 – 3 76 53 1 541 2 122 1 081 21

43 25 34 10 77 116 24 247 5 296 3 526 1 798 1 925 1 658 22

2 – 2 1 6 17 3 21 713 411 1 878 2 030 1 736 23

18 – – 10 23 27 21 70 1 435 990 1 691 1 958 1 460 24

– – – 1 3 8 – 4 85 51 1 448 1 714 1 268 25

2 – 3 1 8 20 2 10 572 374 1 949 2 154 1 782 26

– – – 1 5 13 8 16 321 222 1 742 1 984 1 534 27

7 – 3 10 20 41 22 32 1 490 912 1 815 2 128 1 529 28

– – 5 3 7 17 3 11 689 446 1 686 1 887 1 488 29 1 – 3 3 7 19 5 16 711 553 1 786 1 925 1 589 30 2 – 1 3 7 21 7 23 704 401 1 642 1 709 1 588 31 – – 3 4 7 30 6 41 648 454 1 607 1 797 1 393 32 – – 2 – 7 26 8 24 895 551 1 740 2 102 1 445 33

– – 2 10 8 24 1 15 1 046 866 1 859 2 114 1 452 34

4 5 9 2 12 25 8 24 920 597 1 673 1 760 1 578 35

31 – 30 34 91 176 23 221 7 362 3 452 2 021 2 236 1 904 36 – – 1 – 16 35 3 58 1 478 1 232 1 965 2 137 1 712 37 – – 2 – – 3 2 49 387 281 1 725 1 826 1 606 38

– – – – – – – 52 318 236 1 446 1 591 1 244 39

– – – 1 4 11 – 18 270 164 1 382 1 866 1 079 40

9 – 3 8 7 27 4 15 1 131 880 1 603 1 627 1 555 41

9 – 8 10 16 43 18 105 1 767 956 1 631 1 881 1 479 42

22 21 23 4 27 61 38 85 2 425 1 421 2 403 2 631 2 254 43

– – – – 3 7 – 11 251 175 1 996 2 292 1 599 44

– – – 3 6 17 – 49 573 424 1 712 1 914 1 460 45

11 – 5 – – 7 6 94 921 692 1 594 1 748 1 406 46

6 2 1 1 4 14 4 18 720 410 2 019 2 216 1 839 47

41 – 6 14 22 64 8 34 1 474 736 1 807 2 125 1 642 48

– – – 1 4 9 – 19 312 207 1 911 2 380 1 372 49 34 9 2 15 26 78 24 113 5 287 2 872 1 979 2 093 1 903 50 7 – 7 1 10 40 1 32 754 368 2 025 2 604 1 708 51 3 – 5 7 2 39 10 31 878 370 1 976 1 859 2 056 52

60 22 34 36 44 102 67 134 4 238 2 662 1 947 2 218 1 774 53

– 20 – – – – 1 65 646 518 2 060 2 357 1 619 54

1 5 5 – 6 15 9 42 780 519 1 877 2 394 1 480 55

18 4 11 3 23 30 10 70 1 818 1 110 2 010 2 084 1 956 56

– 4 – – 7 9 – 27 324 210 1 358 1 956 1 010 57

24 13 6 8 16 33 36 105 2 656 1 401 1 863 1 966 1 774 58 – 2 – – – – – 54 294 210 1 522 1 779 1 294 59 7 2 2 4 9 21 2 61 1 064 750 1 895 2 295 1 511 60 7 4 – – 7 19 – 80 858 603 2 053 2 494 1 657 61 252 92 111 11 112 188 212 343 12 651 7 664 2 428 2 668 2 253 62

33 11 9 4 20 60 21 94 2 195 1 466 1 905 2 111 1 697 63

12 4 – 3 8 35 12 35 966 587 2 020 2 359 1 777 64

2 7 7 1 10 46 19 31 1 144 624 1 853 2 252 1 622 65

3 – 4 – 16 44 25 60 1 510 1 058 2 316 2 803 1 809 66

15 9 38 1 40 76 46 86 3 631 2 390 2 214 2 374 2 082 67

9 852 2 997 3 568 4 888 8 079 7 133 18 891 15 105 599 353 255 552 3 039 3 330 2 910 68 2 – 7 6 9 20 1 56 1 452 854 2 009 2 314 1 804 69 2 3 3 – 6 27 4 16 624 476 1 942 2 520 1 387 70 68 20 28 – 25 120 21 2 413 5 155 3 145 1 082 2 530 659 71 – 7 10 1 9 26 10 75 1 631 924 2 128 2 623 1 813 72

– – 3 – – 8 4 126 1 016 749 1 987 2 348 1 571 73

1 097 77 433 43 428 983 404 1 648 69 226 44 212 2 887 3 126 2 670 74

2 10 10 – 12 33 11 36 1 175 844 1 870 2 293 1 468 75

1 3 2 – 4 19 3 3 325 241 1 779 2 135 1 515 76 6 – 5 – 18 28 17 91 1 757 1 207 2 115 2 525 1 786 77

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 171
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 17

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

ILLINOISmCon.

1 Fayette 20 -------------------- 893 978 622 737 292 195 1 246 28 39 1 2 Ford 14 ----------------------- 275 691 428 475 284 207 69 – 22 23 – 3 Franklin 40 -------------------- 319 1 781 1 217 1 382 703 563 11 225 49 63 20 4 Fulton 38 --------------------- 080 2 075 1 148 1 388 977 664 65 41 35 68 24 5 Gallatin 6 -------------------- 909 755 218 227 141 92 – 1 11 4 –

6 Greene 15 -------------------- 317 775 505 554 309 221 – 31 31 41 1

7 Grundy 32 -------------------- 337 1 544 958 1 094 661 483 141 30 17 61 2

8 Hamilton 8 ------------------- 499 578 401 446 199 121 – 163 15 15 –

9 Hancock 21 ------------------- 373 1 292 619 723 510 344 15 35 32 27 5

10 Hardin 5 --------------------- 189 258 180 206 117 84 3 7 8 7 –

11 Henderson 8 ----------------- 096 431 263 302 179 122 – 39 10 10 –

12 Henry 51 ---------------------- 159 2 523 1 420 1 742 944 674 51 265 58 77 28

13 Iroquois 30 -------------------- 787 1 697 866 969 663 488 4 1 32 27 67

14 Jackson 61 ------------------- 067 1 806 1 249 1 371 831 613 5 2 39 127 45

15 Jasper 10 --------------------- 609 530 315 349 220 142 – 22 17 18 –

16 Jefferson 37 ------------------ 020 1 738 1 134 1 286 965 649 3 – 30 41 33 17 Jersey 20 --------------------- 539 876 572 673 337 226 – 195 19 30 4 18 Jo Daviess 21 ----------------- 821 1 130 664 748 446 328 2 113 28 32 1 19 Johnson 11 ------------------- 347 371 266 280 208 148 1 4 14 12 – 20 Kane 317 ---------------------- 471 14 834 10 757 12 072 8 077 5 780 31 54 250 848 427

21 Kankakee 96 ------------------ 255 4 406 2 814 3 217 2 134 1 388 224 50 102 235 73

22 Kendall 39 -------------------- 413 1 308 901 1 041 716 555 17 7 36 76 –

23 Knox 56 ---------------------- 393 2 974 1 698 1 985 1 189 807 193 6 60 110 51

24 Lake 516 ---------------------- 418 21 525 15 918 17 914 10 906 8 237 402 450 495 1 161 503

25 La Salle 106 ------------------- 913 4 432 2 765 3 215 2 139 1 455 67 32 103 236 57

26 Lawrence 15 ------------------ 972 813 498 594 334 214 – 132 24 20 1

27 Lee 34 ----------------------- 392 1 377 830 963 566 424 – – 20 26 28

28 Livingston 39 ------------------ 301 1 849 1 182 1 317 825 597 124 35 42 75 13

29 Logan 30 --------------------- 798 1 103 693 780 457 335 1 43 31 55 33

30 McDonough 35 ---------------- 244 1 919 1 382 1 519 502 339 102 558 29 53 23

31 McHenry 183 ------------------- 241 7 413 4 716 5 552 3 329 2 264 124 218 165 402 194 32 McLean 129 -------------------- 180 4 810 3 310 3 736 2 080 1 487 120 77 124 242 130 33 Macon 117 --------------------- 206 5 018 3 463 3 971 2 268 1 607 241 50 93 238 117 34 Macoupin 47 ------------------ 679 2 110 1 220 1 380 958 623 1 – 33 62 1 35 Madison 249 ------------------- 238 9 532 6 630 7 573 4 005 2 813 235 513 262 520 242

36 Marion 41 --------------------- 561 1 700 1 212 1 334 710 504 4 177 48 79 34

37 Marshall 12 ------------------- 846 495 247 296 200 135 – – 8 22 –

38 Mason 16 --------------------- 269 978 619 691 372 278 – 169 17 19 7

39 Massac 14 -------------------- 752 665 562 587 275 176 5 154 33 31 9

40 Menard 11 -------------------- 164 612 391 471 262 171 91 16 9 7 2

41 Mercer 17 --------------------- 290 1 122 749 814 447 323 81 121 23 30 1 42 Monroe 22 -------------------- 422 735 460 519 363 258 – – 17 27 1 43 Montgomery 30 ---------------- 728 1 221 735 853 503 338 – – 29 35 16 44 Morgan 36 -------------------- 397 1 181 836 945 530 362 6 53 32 83 30 45 Moultrie 13 -------------------- 930 513 316 353 182 132 – 4 15 26 1

46 Ogle 45 ----------------------- 957 2 645 1 516 1 715 1 191 806 – 14 46 90 43

47 Peoria 182 --------------------- 827 7 890 5 294 6 220 3 270 2 277 247 148 142 424 209

48 Perry 21 ---------------------- 412 803 571 667 288 208 5 197 21 39 11

49 Piatt 15 ----------------------- 548 719 457 511 341 255 – – 18 12 6

50 Pike 17 ----------------------- 577 974 542 623 338 228 1 53 22 20 9

51 Pope 4 ---------------------- 373 141 115 124 84 60 2 – 3 6 –

52 Pulaski 7 -------------------- 523 408 295 321 212 134 7 8 11 9 –

53 Putnam 5 -------------------- 730 310 159 171 121 94 – – 7 9 1

54 Randolph 34 ------------------ 583 1 548 1 057 1 195 555 425 80 303 34 49 4

55 Richland 16 ------------------- 545 1 086 733 851 293 206 1 382 26 28 4

56 Rock Island 148 ---------------- 723 7 330 4 826 5 734 3 106 2 006 296 553 135 355 174 57 St Clair 262 -------------------- 852 10 933 7 172 8 351 5 398 3 660 100 496 222 492 137 58 Saline 26 --------------------- 551 1 341 923 1 005 690 469 7 6 28 69 10 59 Sangamon 178 ----------------- 386 7 144 5 573 6 211 3 143 2 142 21 153 206 397 241 60 Schuyler 7 ------------------- 498 532 333 386 145 83 – 146 15 12 2

61 Scott 5 ---------------------- 644 334 241 268 146 97 61 – 6 8 –

62 Shelby 22 --------------------- 261 1 010 587 644 449 339 – – 12 35 4 63 Stark 6 ---------------------- 534 271 130 153 98 73 – – 7 12 1 64 Stephenson 48 ---------------- 052 2 305 1 293 1 585 936 606 170 16 41 84 50 65 Tazewell 123 ------------------- 692 5 525 3 110 3 875 2 823 1 729 7 73 73 198 85

66 Union 17 ---------------------- 619 1 185 810 901 506 325 – 225 26 19 5

67 Vermilion 88 ------------------- 257 3 854 2 710 3 053 1 983 1 362 107 72 70 155 80

68 Wabash 13 -------------------- 111 655 511 548 278 189 3 128 8 18 5

69 Warren 19 -------------------- 181 1 097 732 817 400 288 5 187 27 48 16

70 Washington 14 ---------------- 965 798 373 446 195 147 – 108 25 24 1

71 Wayne 17 --------------------- 241 851 572 607 405 268 – 8 24 25 10

72 White 16 ---------------------- 522 1 009 628 711 309 224 – 182 30 25 3

73 Whiteside 60 ------------------ 186 3 114 2 111 2 466 1 137 868 60 734 62 117 38

74 Will 357 ------------------------ 313 13 481 9 184 10 776 6 521 4 526 247 196 314 915 355

75 Williamson 57 ----------------- 733 2 134 1 386 1 615 1 013 617 9 16 76 96 41

76 Winnebago 252 ----------------- 913 9 773 7 054 7 916 4 492 3 142 363 138 188 476 328 77 Woodford 32 ------------------ 653 1 568 938 1 070 820 601 – – 35 47 7

See footnotes at end of table.

172 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 18

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

3 – 3 – 6 20 10 88 1 299 618 1 798 2 360 1 561 1 4 3 4 – 8 31 5 22 939 657 2 029 2 734 1 472 2 9 18 9 3 23 70 64 115 2 600 1 534 1 976 2 424 1 645 3 8 12 14 7 21 38 11 67 2 659 1 970 2 059 2 335 1 744 4 – 4 – – 5 17 – 44 389 257 1 685 2 169 1 338 5

– 9 6 1 9 40 15 61 960 599 1 773 2 272 1 401 6

– 4 7 – 17 30 1 123 2 459 1 698 2 369 2 845 1 920 7

– 4 1 – 3 14 6 26 495 228 1 090 1 369 975 8

5 3 4 – 11 14 5 57 1 230 893 1 754 2 068 1 407 9

– 5 – – 4 6 37 12 361 230 1 836 2 233 1 511 10

– 5 – – 9 12 – 38 428 261 1 476 1 624 1 353 11

50 18 6 6 27 42 41 129 3 509 2 055 2 135 2 525 1 822 12

– – – 6 17 45 – 107 1 703 1 176 1 792 1 947 1 603 13

36 23 23 8 7 50 37 138 2 852 1 745 2 131 2 348 1 939 14

– – 2 1 6 22 6 35 728 515 2 121 2 858 1 532 15

4 18 3 – – 38 23 128 2 618 2 025 2 118 2 342 1 879 16 3 9 3 – 11 23 7 32 1 345 710 2 073 2 383 1 885 17 1 4 2 – 13 27 2 77 1 403 891 1 918 2 192 1 673 18 – 6 1 – 6 17 6 5 531 409 1 901 2 205 1 543 19 493 28 177 29 349 532 182 595 31 058 21 052 2 698 2 951 2 443 20

14 31 60 1 30 147 9 107 7 003 4 811 2 287 2 560 2 043 21

30 – 5 4 21 40 17 72 2 370 1 766 2 427 2 747 2 002 22

33 22 25 9 48 61 28 150 4 248 2 806 2 277 2 736 1 924 23

961 137 400 41 266 713 226 1 253 46 702 29 216 2 743 2 970 2 525 24

20 74 34 12 76 107 56 202 6 993 4 879 2 297 2 555 2 052 25

2 4 3 – 7 19 8 40 1 027 597 1 848 2 136 1 650 26

8 7 3 6 – 21 15 263 1 870 1 120 2 012 2 215 1 805 27

6 10 14 6 24 37 11 95 2 664 1 833 2 092 2 599 1 616 28

7 10 – – 29 27 – 87 1 501 937 1 970 2 294 1 708 29

18 12 16 – 22 40 23 121 2 830 1 014 1 924 2 406 1 779 30

150 28 64 6 125 242 54 451 13 140 8 482 2 523 2 945 2 186 31 116 35 67 66 109 205 54 311 8 165 4 888 2 287 2 658 2 013 32 283 91 71 4 100 132 57 226 9 017 5 631 2 405 2 651 2 218 33 1 13 7 – 1 14 36 253 2 669 1 994 1 992 2 553 1 450 34 149 70 72 49 203 535 118 600 16 291 9 652 2 263 2 793 1 923 35

20 16 17 10 24 56 38 101 2 633 1 489 2 022 2 394 1 777 36

– – 1 – 6 13 2 44 668 512 2 411 3 225 1 521 37

5 3 3 2 10 20 4 60 1 336 810 1 968 2 364 1 661 38

– 8 2 1 11 22 12 24 1 058 522 1 819 2 269 1 616 39

– 8 – – 7 15 – 54 825 530 1 876 2 427 1 466 40

– 2 2 1 9 26 2 69 1 299 779 1 616 1 956 1 376 41 1 – 3 – 7 24 11 65 1 065 731 2 131 2 307 1 924 42 11 12 11 – – 20 17 199 1 720 1 090 2 020 2 431 1 692 43 26 21 15 1 18 36 22 72 2 010 1 226 2 228 2 667 1 923 44 13 – 4 – 13 26 38 31 705 407 2 027 2 501 1 708 45

35 7 14 3 27 38 63 144 4 024 2 995 2 423 2 817 2 027 46

443 150 85 58 149 217 140 538 14 046 7 853 2 418 2 756 2 191 47

– 13 4 2 9 29 7 42 1 419 798 2 253 3 176 1 744 48

– 4 3 1 – 6 5 115 1 023 732 2 061 2 276 1 822 49

8 – 4 – 11 32 15 110 957 565 1 547 1 919 1 291 50

– 5 – – 3 9 8 4 234 174 1 852 2 219 1 452 51

– 4 – – 8 14 – 48 653 495 2 106 2 929 1 483 52

2 – 2 – 3 9 2 15 321 237 1 876 2 230 1 404 53

3 9 10 – 12 39 20 77 2 361 1 198 2 039 2 375 1 821 54

8 6 6 – 9 32 13 43 1 546 603 1 898 2 280 1 753 55

122 93 82 49 124 176 166 303 12 618 7 152 2 391 2 809 2 147 56 75 196 89 21 155 328 89 553 19 778 13 778 2 492 2 965 2 070 57 7 16 11 – 17 60 22 62 2 081 1 559 2 132 2 585 1 725 58 214 96 85 – 125 241 893 396 14 886 7 154 2 532 2 633 2 475 59 – – 3 – 5 24 2 32 599 278 1 593 2 384 1 343 60

– – – – 6 10 – 31 417 262 1 592 2 032 1 306 61

– 3 7 – 12 43 8 71 1 154 881 1 779 2 057 1 438 62 1 – – 2 4 8 1 19 280 194 1 891 2 110 1 635 63 38 21 19 13 23 42 28 104 3 384 2 178 2 304 2 844 1 949 64 106 9 29 6 77 109 74 206 8 672 6 582 2 454 2 739 2 167 65

– 14 4 3 7 23 6 63 1 748 1 116 1 927 2 346 1 685 66

25 62 47 19 59 122 26 226 6 326 4 302 2 158 2 510 1 851 67

9 5 7 1 – 10 13 63 999 551 1 872 2 205 1 682 68

9 11 5 7 8 35 4 55 1 495 803 1 842 2 261 1 583 69

1 – 3 – 7 21 6 55 887 466 2 117 2 642 1 812 70

4 8 5 – 7 26 32 53 1 056 728 1 740 2 147 1 400 71

3 4 9 4 3 31 31 77 1 289 670 1 879 2 458 1 582 72

45 14 20 9 32 66 28 104 5 196 2 521 2 164 2 406 2 002 73

611 77 92 20 237 445 82 664 26 982 17 299 2 670 3 069 2 359 74

13 44 20 8 23 82 67 107 3 651 2 595 2 399 3 111 1 945 75

305 175 288 2 197 294 198 472 19 800 11 946 2 637 3 016 2 365 76 5 10 4 – 13 40 8 81 2 192 1 713 2 106 2 335 1 744 77

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 173
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 19

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

INDIANA

1 Adams 31 --------------------- 095 1 582 1 241 1 325 607 423 19 418 36 42 8 2 Allen 300 ---------------------- 836 10 749 7 785 9 769 5 917 4 174 383 69 235 573 255 3 Bartholomew 63 --------------- 657 3 934 3 048 3 486 1 491 1 014 14 1 185 54 125 88 4 Benton 9 -------------------- 441 585 412 458 311 193 3 20 21 16 – 5 Blackford 14 ------------------ 067 705 572 616 344 239 1 115 21 26 9

6 Boone 38 --------------------- 147 1 719 1 282 1 417 777 509 10 274 44 71 27

7 Brown 14 --------------------- 080 542 468 478 360 241 – 9 22 11 –

8 Carroll 18 --------------------- 809 676 496 531 367 231 – 8 31 22 –

9 Cass 38 ---------------------- 413 2 093 1 565 1 830 857 613 9 451 51 73 45

10 Clark 87 ---------------------- 777 4 252 3 373 3 858 1 915 1 201 1 1 101 111 140 96

11 Clay 24 ----------------------- 705 1 051 735 830 454 314 – 162 33 28 11

12 Clinton 30 --------------------- 974 1 634 1 206 1 360 664 463 20 241 52 67 42

13 Crawford 9 ------------------- 914 364 264 290 161 124 – – – – –

14 Daviess 27 -------------------- 533 1 169 883 968 327 233 6 338 52 29 17

15 Dearborn 38 ------------------ 835 1 862 1 415 1 576 871 633 1 373 47 44 –

16 Decatur 23 -------------------- 645 1 208 854 988 544 363 2 219 33 22 – 17 De Kalb 35 -------------------- 324 1 660 1 133 1 291 913 619 10 7 52 60 9 18 Delaware 119 ------------------ 659 4 155 3 374 3 663 2 176 1 554 96 51 120 246 119 19 Dubois 36 --------------------- 616 1 535 1 076 1 241 787 568 1 17 53 54 4 20 Elkhart 156 --------------------- 198 5 467 4 103 4 641 2 904 2 065 7 115 177 276 166

21 Fayette 26 -------------------- 015 1 325 1 130 1 218 897 646 2 18 36 75 41

22 Floyd 64 ---------------------- 404 3 525 2 440 3 065 1 250 822 1 1 113 62 102 73

23 Fountain 17 ------------------- 808 686 545 568 395 267 – 16 44 24 5

24 Franklin 19 -------------------- 580 540 403 421 304 164 – 5 27 18 1

25 Fulton 18 --------------------- 840 945 605 723 296 198 1 252 32 31 7

26 Gibson 31 -------------------- 913 1 105 865 919 569 385 1 26 61 37 11

27 Grant 74 ---------------------- 169 2 938 2 224 2 493 1 672 931 1 10 38 156 85

28 Greene 30 -------------------- 410 1 387 1 081 1 185 674 465 3 219 45 26 11

29 Hamilton 108 ------------------- 936 4 850 3 639 4 169 2 591 1 789 1 642 78 191 118

30 Hancock 45 ------------------- 527 2 392 1 786 1 976 1 153 793 1 427 49 67 28

31 Harrison 29 ------------------- 890 1 243 839 940 551 410 – 191 37 19 – 32 Hendricks 75 ------------------ 717 3 431 2 446 3 022 1 726 1 139 18 679 80 124 54 33 Henry 48 ---------------------- 139 2 493 1 911 2 085 1 105 773 2 469 49 67 33 34 Howard 80 -------------------- 827 4 116 3 270 3 605 1 869 1 289 25 760 89 230 125 35 Huntington 35 ----------------- 427 1 813 1 253 1 510 815 547 9 323 31 63 43

36 Jackson 37 ------------------- 730 1 806 1 315 1 535 670 456 36 480 53 61 27

37 Jasper 24 --------------------- 960 1 412 942 1 115 608 363 1 254 31 34 –

38 Jay 21 ------------------------ 512 1 134 759 896 495 354 14 160 34 43 11

39 Jefferson 29 ------------------ 797 1 066 828 896 617 384 – – 14 33 – 40 Jennings 23 ------------------- 661 710 563 600 428 303 – – 6 16 3

41 Johnson 88 ------------------- 109 3 777 2 874 3 158 1 889 1 187 7 469 56 163 39 42 Knox 39 ---------------------- 884 2 855 2 268 2 532 756 562 3 1 308 59 59 41 43 Kosciusko 65 ------------------ 294 2 570 1 805 2 066 1 546 1 036 1 15 81 99 34 44 Lagrange 29 ------------------ 477 1 031 847 924 740 435 – 8 31 27 – 45 Lake 475 ---------------------- 594 20 798 15 564 18 001 10 053 6 338 459 214 494 1 467 585

46 La Porte 107 ------------------- 066 4 373 3 463 3 779 2 370 1 644 17 108 101 228 125 47 Lawrence 42 ------------------ 836 1 995 1 588 1 771 858 607 3 439 83 64 38 48 Madison 130 ------------------- 669 5 037 4 027 4 418 2 534 1 708 5 46 138 306 186 Marion3 49 -------------------- 797 159 33 358 26 893 30 218 14 506 9 607 455 3 701 409 2 183 1 415 50 Marshall 42 ------------------- 182 1 674 1 142 1 323 849 545 22 18 62 83 10

51 Martin 10 --------------------- 369 367 261 284 207 151 – – 2 25 – 52 Miami 36 ---------------------- 897 1 949 1 400 1 600 948 671 4 322 48 42 33 53 Monroe 108 -------------------- 978 2 993 2 101 2 495 1 290 916 62 29 107 134 106 54 Montgomery 34 ---------------- 436 1 554 1 122 1 270 864 589 7 6 46 63 34 55 Morgan 55 -------------------- 920 2 350 1 847 2 058 1 248 831 – 395 38 93 29

56 Newton 13 -------------------- 551 617 462 502 356 233 – 13 24 15 – 57 Noble 37 ---------------------- 877 1 775 1 357 1 556 861 600 1 228 37 61 13 58 Ohio 5 ----------------------- 315 230 166 174 104 72 – – – – – 59 Orange 18 -------------------- 409 787 591 686 365 251 – 158 34 29 – 60 Owen 17 ---------------------- 281 539 364 402 297 203 – – 29 16 2

61 Parke 15 ---------------------- 410 569 408 442 305 234 1 20 3 18 3 62 Perry 19 ---------------------- 107 901 630 732 357 264 2 165 32 22 – 63 Pike 12 ----------------------- 509 527 338 369 226 188 1 11 30 22 – 64 Porter 128 --------------------- 932 6 291 4 005 5 203 2 751 1 807 7 1 327 108 233 71 65 Posey 25 --------------------- 968 1 074 849 928 659 468 2 25 37 28 12

66 Pulaski 12 -------------------- 643 790 595 644 325 212 1 177 23 16 –

67 Putnam 30 -------------------- 315 1 402 1 100 1 191 755 537 8 199 34 27 12

68 Randolph 27 ------------------ 148 1 230 868 966 572 392 2 86 15 29 14

69 Ripley 24 --------------------- 616 954 709 787 600 410 – – 8 13 1

70 Rush 18 ---------------------- 129 815 567 664 329 224 – 123 11 18 16

71 St Joseph 247 ------------------ 052 8 469 6 704 7 477 4 052 2 868 14 312 213 533 332

72 Scott 20 ---------------------- 991 950 716 789 427 295 2 177 22 39 –

73 Shelby 40 --------------------- 307 1 792 1 259 1 455 808 543 9 316 48 74 34

74 Spencer 19 ------------------- 490 726 502 562 382 266 – 4 38 18 –

75 Starke 22 --------------------- 747 1 123 773 933 536 318 3 236 26 24 –

76 Steuben 27 ------------------- 446 1 045 788 856 549 386 1 35 38 36 16

77 Sullivan 18 -------------------- 993 1 031 790 857 429 320 11 153 54 31 9

78 Switzerland 7 ----------------- 738 421 313 340 194 123 – 5 41 17 –

79 Tippecanoe 130 ---------------- 598 4 046 2 917 3 325 1 939 1 405 26 45 131 233 169 80 Tipton 16 --------------------- 119 918 696 774 308 232 – 269 36 28 15

See footnotes at end of table.

174 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 20

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

15 2 9 7 18 59 11 74 2 347 1 263 1 783 2 298 1 528 1 318 130 132 9 232 273 255 988 21 841 14 656 2 513 3 313 1 975 2 59 10 51 35 39 106 57 172 7 075 3 485 2 109 2 991 1 722 3 – – – 1 10 30 – 46 865 687 1 975 2 731 1 434 4 1 – 12 8 11 37 7 24 1 145 722 1 907 2 451 1 522 5

7 – 23 1 21 50 27 85 3 017 1 723 2 160 2 607 1 881 6

2 – 3 4 13 28 3 23 857 684 1 802 1 968 1 626 7

– – 7 1 9 33 12 41 959 726 1 842 2 306 1 463 8

24 2 32 1 28 66 106 85 3 692 1 992 2 128 2 759 1 754 9

30 35 73 8 60 118 5 165 7 952 4 185 2 089 2 708 1 771 10

9 11 8 3 23 32 13 43 1 613 1 045 1 994 2 731 1 494 11

14 – 20 6 18 80 44 92 2 659 1 512 2 061 2 695 1 692 12

– – – – – 4 – 125 496 364 1 750 2 550 1 094 13

14 6 17 13 14 42 45 48 1 934 758 2 049 2 714 1 821 14

4 – 6 5 21 55 18 131 3 396 1 979 2 212 2 599 1 922 15

7 2 1 – 10 32 2 114 1 897 1 175 1 999 2 668 1 598 16 10 – 20 8 17 65 40 80 2 718 2 004 2 185 2 566 1 769 17 43 42 89 82 81 151 70 297 7 807 5 270 2 214 2 804 1 745 18 29 5 33 20 16 58 90 74 2 803 1 955 2 411 2 891 1 961 19 92 36 77 20 147 174 57 393 10 493 7 105 2 379 2 917 1 924 20

6 4 15 6 14 55 25 24 2 331 1 770 1 990 2 291 1 588 21

24 32 54 37 68 110 – 139 6 227 2 859 2 314 3 076 2 019 22

– – 2 2 9 29 3 39 1 301 1 008 2 325 3 021 1 657 23

1 – 2 1 9 30 2 21 839 684 2 004 3 290 1 166 24

6 2 8 – 9 30 6 43 1 421 673 2 094 2 678 1 831 25

3 – 16 21 14 48 21 91 1 931 1 392 2 142 2 818 1 629 26

17 20 62 20 62 108 75 167 5 056 3 634 2 118 2 679 1 778 27

3 10 6 8 23 49 30 78 2 235 1 469 1 940 2 503 1 548 28

30 3 47 – 76 171 26 195 9 390 6 052 2 338 2 794 1 940 29

13 – 16 4 21 76 21 100 3 833 2 316 1 946 2 405 1 601 30

21 – 1 – 20 51 2 47 1 916 1 261 2 089 2 621 1 627 31 22 – 31 6 31 103 22 126 6 027 3 684 2 031 2 577 1 576 32 17 9 27 20 25 74 37 151 4 202 2 547 2 057 2 677 1 680 33 30 45 68 30 64 77 1 192 7 668 4 341 2 205 2 749 1 890 34 19 – 17 9 21 58 1 101 3 092 1 735 2 177 2 635 1 860 35

14 1 30 14 23 53 – 73 2 890 1 546 2 011 2 521 1 756 36

3 – 4 3 18 48 29 82 2 125 1 274 2 025 2 745 1 583 37

1 1 11 5 14 37 12 58 1 795 1 163 2 019 2 651 1 525 38

15 – 15 17 – 11 11 163 1 756 1 365 2 024 2 770 1 463 39 – – 11 6 4 1 – 125 1 213 973 2 075 2 733 1 356 40

43 – 31 12 56 122 27 244 6 503 4 153 2 110 2 721 1 708 41 11 16 19 16 29 91 32 92 4 743 1 529 1 922 2 270 1 816 42 16 2 32 – 28 107 3 102 4 407 3 492 2 226 2 738 1 630 43 4 – 1 3 8 31 2 69 1 811 1 526 1 984 2 361 1 588 44 532 365 445 347 367 949 375 1 349 39 729 25 105 2 338 3 082 1 884 45

70 20 73 34 55 198 101 279 7 430 5 064 2 024 2 535 1 626 46 20 7 21 33 30 47 36 92 3 305 1 922 1 969 2 419 1 697 47 58 25 87 9 100 191 222 511 9 067 5 689 2 144 2 593 1 844 48 640 351 591 181 880 987 1 614 2 305 69 498 36 132 2 415 3 112 2 082 49 8 1 22 6 24 73 19 126 2 589 1 802 2 055 2 679 1 569 50

3 – 2 – 7 20 4 14 557 453 2 008 2 509 1 351 51 10 5 9 – 25 42 63 49 3 209 2 078 2 091 2 571 1 686 52 85 7 86 33 92 180 63 221 5 503 3 247 2 375 3 122 1 925 53 24 2 28 12 20 44 54 66 2 516 1 837 2 099 2 666 1 593 54 7 – 9 23 37 90 10 79 3 953 2 660 1 959 2 487 1 556 55

– – – 1 13 32 – 48 945 736 1 907 2 292 1 526 56 9 8 18 8 30 88 13 181 3 255 1 858 2 226 2 523 2 003 57 – – – – – – – 70 295 212 1 714 2 402 1 186 58 – – 10 8 8 27 14 33 1 274 835 1 911 2 931 1 333 59 – – 3 – 4 37 – 14 840 668 2 189 2 629 1 697 60

4 – 2 – 13 21 4 48 816 637 1 878 2 297 1 342 61 3 10 7 7 11 37 31 48 1 345 788 1 923 2 474 1 545 62 6 – 3 11 13 25 4 17 726 536 2 006 2 550 1 380 63 41 – 72 22 68 193 38 272 11 036 6 334 2 331 3 051 1 898 64 5 4 10 7 13 60 13 53 1 945 1 495 2 146 2 615 1 617 65

– – – 8 12 29 – 53 1 182 645 1 843 2 397 1 536 66

1 3 13 8 22 39 11 59 2 236 1 575 1 918 2 408 1 489 67

4 1 13 3 2 14 5 206 2 031 1 451 2 188 3 019 1 541 68

– – 4 8 3 10 17 123 1 542 1 277 2 043 2 486 1 478 69

8 – 14 2 – 6 9 128 1 289 769 2 059 3 056 1 576 70

213 101 141 34 118 208 314 892 16 189 9 757 2 263 2 916 1 852 71

– – 11 8 15 48 11 29 1 471 970 1 940 2 776 1 407 72

15 – 21 18 11 42 3 56 2 962 1 765 2 086 2 568 1 742 73

3 6 – 10 6 35 1 59 1 198 964 2 204 3 061 1 327 74

– 7 4 – 13 32 4 48 1 602 947 1 881 2 346 1 583 75

2 8 10 5 20 42 7 87 1 722 1 175 2 056 2 487 1 671 76

15 10 9 6 16 41 2 71 1 545 941 1 823 2 509 1 366 77

2 – – – 22 39 1 19 566 363 1 702 2 348 1 357 78

71 13 89 38 64 146 118 243 7 611 4 998 2 411 3 040 1 918 79 4 – 10 7 11 30 15 41 1 609 743 2 140 2 696 1 897 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 175
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 21

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

INDIANAmCon.

1 Union 6 ---------------------- 976 343 288 299 209 170 – 10 13 7 –

2 Vanderburgh 165 --------------- 058 6 109 5 114 5 585 3 194 1 730 49 75 140 463 279

3 Vermillion 16 ------------------ 773 895 722 762 368 236 6 219 31 17 5

4 Vigo 106 ----------------------- 107 4 311 2 947 3 562 2 008 1 426 219 57 117 169 152

5 Wabash 35 -------------------- 069 1 765 1 442 1 559 843 598 1 419 36 61 37

6 Warren 8 -------------------- 176 374 262 284 187 137 11 – 18 7 – 7 Warrick 44 -------------------- 920 1 421 1 164 1 222 822 534 2 9 45 60 10 8 Washington 23 ---------------- 717 1 097 834 903 507 330 – 162 42 26 9 9 Wayne 71 --------------------- 951 2 888 2 285 2 472 1 351 946 20 29 78 150 82 10 Wells 25 ---------------------- 948 1 351 963 1 116 609 378 7 161 56 43 8 11 White 23 ---------------------- 265 1 184 892 999 604 410 9 166 37 27 16 12 Whitley 27 -------------------- 651 1 590 1 018 1 181 578 408 11 352 40 36 2

IOWA

13 Adair 8 ---------------------- 409 383 245 288 179 120 – 15 26 10 –

14 Adams 4 --------------------- 866 201 151 165 92 70 1 – 19 11 –

15 Allamakee 13 ----------------- 855 596 408 469 324 224 6 17 37 20 –

16 Appanoose 13 ----------------- 743 611 377 424 298 207 2 8 37 27 3

17 Audubon 7 ------------------- 334 417 254 322 159 104 – 71 34 15 –

18 Benton 22 -------------------- 429 1 011 667 777 561 408 8 11 51 27 2 19 Black Hawk 123 ---------------- 798 5 487 3 732 4 597 2 482 1 658 245 361 158 299 168 20 Boone 25 --------------------- 186 1 183 795 951 472 342 18 254 49 38 13 21 Bremer 22 -------------------- 813 1 226 782 959 595 422 6 122 46 29 1 22 Buchanan 20 ------------------ 844 929 573 695 368 262 5 137 36 33 4

23 Buena Vista 19 ---------------- 965 1 084 661 811 419 288 1 202 44 28 9

24 Butler 15 ---------------------- 731 652 401 481 355 259 – – 2 3 –

25 Calhoun 11 ------------------- 508 685 434 491 340 248 22 7 40 17 –

26 Carroll 21 --------------------- 423 996 570 724 422 288 52 15 53 34 –

27 Cass 15 ---------------------- 128 681 470 544 400 302 1 – 46 22 6

28 Cedar 17 --------------------- 381 869 554 640 442 313 27 19 46 17 –

29 Cerro Gordo 46 ---------------- 733 3 278 1 969 2 381 1 158 774 5 568 143 96 31

30 Cherokee 14 ------------------ 098 656 459 516 358 252 – 7 39 23 4

31 Chickasaw 13 ----------------- 295 563 348 414 274 203 – 5 33 23 –

32 Clarke 8 --------------------- 287 492 363 408 224 156 1 94 30 19 –

33 Clay 17 ----------------------- 585 1 172 756 952 401 305 9 296 45 36 5 34 Clayton 19 -------------------- 054 915 564 684 488 357 1 16 50 18 – 35 Clinton 51 --------------------- 040 2 125 1 388 1 674 1 201 867 3 25 78 98 47 36 Crawford 16 ------------------- 775 1 015 704 835 436 309 10 170 66 27 1 37 Dallas 29 --------------------- 755 1 571 1 084 1 281 823 594 34 143 43 29 –

38 Davis 8 ---------------------- 312 539 342 431 187 132 1 146 34 10 –

39 Decatur 8 -------------------- 338 503 399 425 239 173 – 95 29 9 –

40 Delaware 18 ------------------ 035 997 653 806 441 321 16 208 40 25 –

41 Des Moines 42 ---------------- 614 1 980 1 423 1 616 1 146 749 9 14 64 85 50

42 Dickinson 14 ------------------ 909 880 555 674 351 271 2 161 29 20 –

43 Dubuque 86 ------------------- 403 3 030 2 119 2 490 1 494 1 020 149 8 122 130 101 44 Emmet 11 -------------------- 569 619 409 468 325 228 2 8 32 23 – 45 Fayette 21 -------------------- 843 1 030 707 811 568 416 2 21 61 32 4 46 Floyd 17 ---------------------- 058 969 651 779 408 291 25 141 50 26 9 47 Franklin 11 -------------------- 364 639 367 480 224 166 13 127 40 27 –

48 Fremont 8 ------------------- 226 433 307 345 250 179 3 – 30 15 –

49 Greene 10 -------------------- 045 741 455 575 263 191 1 181 38 11 –

50 Grundy 12 -------------------- 029 649 429 512 294 208 1 107 30 16 –

51 Guthrie 10 -------------------- 935 639 439 517 311 227 1 74 45 11 –

52 Hamilton 16 ------------------- 071 1 050 673 808 384 267 16 206 43 31 10

53 Hancock 12 ------------------- 638 603 387 481 330 214 – 28 40 18 –

54 Hardin 19 --------------------- 094 989 602 725 476 366 14 64 54 30 2

55 Harrison 14 ------------------- 730 660 477 546 399 274 – – 4 6 –

56 Henry 19 ---------------------- 226 1 199 794 914 480 347 3 228 36 30 1

57 Howard 9 -------------------- 809 598 402 469 258 172 11 97 29 22 –

58 Humboldt 10 ------------------ 756 513 308 366 224 169 10 11 25 14 – 59 Ida 8 ------------------------ 365 410 293 327 230 167 1 9 24 15 – 60 Iowa 14 ----------------------- 630 742 437 530 341 238 3 59 45 19 – 61 Jackson 19 ------------------- 950 1 044 685 835 475 356 2 198 40 30 – 62 Jasper 34 --------------------- 795 1 515 1 083 1 269 693 498 8 274 38 55 23

63 Jefferson 16 ------------------ 310 723 495 637 267 175 2 199 35 26 4

64 Johnson 96 ------------------- 119 2 829 1 983 2 347 1 325 1 011 54 67 86 143 41

65 Jones 19 --------------------- 444 750 497 574 410 303 16 5 37 23 –

66 Keokuk 11 -------------------- 624 659 399 460 316 232 1 55 35 13 –

67 Kossuth 18 -------------------- 591 1 056 611 731 378 279 37 107 56 26 1

68 Lee 38 ----------------------- 687 1 507 1 098 1 258 778 566 4 36 62 85 40

69 Linn 168 ----------------------- 767 8 708 5 302 6 749 4 513 2 838 179 41 261 388 181

70 Louisa 11 --------------------- 592 637 372 454 338 256 21 5 24 14 –

71 Lucas 9 --------------------- 070 518 367 453 189 129 2 151 34 17 –

72 Lyon 11 ---------------------- 952 531 341 401 266 194 2 24 31 14 –

73 Madison 12 ------------------- 483 686 435 557 354 244 4 73 45 14 – 74 Mahaska 21 ------------------- 522 891 636 734 366 260 1 162 46 28 19 75 Marion 30 --------------------- 001 1 253 842 1 017 702 456 36 11 51 33 – 76 Marshall 38 ------------------- 276 1 960 1 256 1 558 1 093 724 111 6 58 77 33 77 Mills 13 ----------------------- 202 616 409 479 345 233 1 14 40 25 –

78 Mitchell 10 -------------------- 928 639 354 465 240 162 10 106 32 19 –

79 Monona 10 -------------------- 034 495 359 409 250 180 – 10 50 19 –

80 Monroe 8 -------------------- 114 355 212 259 157 107 1 9 26 26 2

81 Montgomery 12 ---------------- 076 675 517 594 258 182 1 200 29 28 8 82 Muscatine 39 ------------------ 907 2 268 1 775 1 992 869 656 76 363 59 73 34

See footnotes at end of table.

176 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 22

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – – – 6 22 – 32 435 350 1 464 1 746 1 057 1

152 129 73 – 210 241 216 364 12 064 7 388 2 233 3 111 1 828 2

4 – 4 – 10 54 4 40 1 409 783 1 837 2 457 1 542 3

110 89 79 – 100 170 33 259 6 913 4 626 2 117 3 019 1 552 4

14 – 16 – 24 37 6 65 2 949 1 779 1 949 2 519 1 601 5

– – – 2 10 20 – 29 496 369 1 705 2 105 1 280 6 7 – 25 7 37 85 35 78 2 754 2 162 2 307 3 368 1 458 7 5 – 10 9 20 41 17 55 1 665 1 072 1 894 2 572 1 463 8 44 23 51 38 43 117 194 252 5 255 3 165 2 189 2 764 1 827 9 4 – 15 6 34 67 35 71 2 134 1 275 1 993 2 612 1 625 10 3 – 7 – 17 39 6 68 1 901 1 308 1 981 2 608 1 478 11 2 6 10 – 25 48 12 59 2 240 1 269 2 042 2 497 1 757 12

– – – – 3 14 – 41 485 314 1 768 2 048 1 524 13

3 – 2 – 1 16 12 8 291 174 1 793 2 024 1 599 14

3 2 1 3 3 26 1 26 951 718 2 082 2 487 1 649 15

2 – 5 – 2 18 – 22 843 631 2 004 2 286 1 702 16

3 – 1 1 3 17 4 14 557 301 1 864 2 327 1 588 17

9 – 4 5 4 32 14 49 1 453 1 079 1 940 2 117 1 694 18 137 21 72 56 39 143 205 211 9 380 4 715 2 206 2 296 2 156 19 10 – 6 7 3 31 10 40 1 834 930 1 945 2 188 1 790 20 12 3 5 11 3 34 30 62 1 947 1 235 2 131 2 264 1 998 21 14 – 5 – 5 24 18 46 1 309 759 1 990 2 289 1 768 22

6 – 7 16 2 26 7 44 1 625 879 2 080 2 361 1 889 23

– – 1 – – 3 2 115 842 640 1 856 2 052 1 610 24

4 – 1 – 2 18 1 39 852 613 1 741 1 908 1 545 25

46 5 4 1 5 29 18 40 1 317 794 1 990 2 268 1 773 26

9 – 4 – 2 22 – 32 1 030 785 1 977 2 138 1 742 27

5 – 1 5 3 26 8 41 1 218 887 1 975 2 235 1 679 28

40 7 18 11 10 90 119 85 5 154 2 536 2 225 2 424 2 118 29

10 – 4 – 1 26 9 35 1 001 710 1 982 2 176 1 775 30

7 – 5 1 1 25 8 32 832 580 2 029 2 135 1 899 31

2 – 4 – 3 16 6 9 722 422 1 835 2 119 1 647 32

13 4 – 14 1 31 63 34 1 892 799 2 097 2 245 2 011 33 7 – – 1 2 20 – 81 1 242 934 1 937 2 158 1 634 34 26 1 25 9 13 60 17 71 3 386 2 385 2 206 2 346 2 040 35 15 – 8 5 1 30 25 41 1 502 828 1 873 2 095 1 717 36 7 – 2 – 7 42 2 149 2 399 1 615 1 979 2 233 1 716 37

1 – 2 1 2 22 3 22 834 376 2 110 2 495 1 942 38

1 – – – 1 16 – 35 688 383 1 623 1 780 1 505 39

10 1 2 2 2 23 2 34 1 561 880 2 028 2 254 1 839 40

20 2 26 14 8 57 18 103 3 543 2 627 2 273 2 595 1 973 41

5 – 16 5 5 27 5 48 1 285 682 2 049 2 353 1 849 42

81 26 38 27 28 92 64 130 5 685 3 473 2 423 2 811 2 139 43 8 – 6 4 1 25 14 20 890 623 1 988 2 085 1 870 44 18 – 7 3 7 28 4 56 1 569 1 144 2 017 2 254 1 719 45 10 1 4 2 3 23 4 73 1 540 864 2 104 2 431 1 878 46 3 – 3 3 1 24 4 11 908 463 2 016 2 347 1 807 47

4 – – – 3 18 1 21 583 433 1 740 1 887 1 554 48

3 – 2 – 2 23 1 50 1 022 496 1 857 2 146 1 678 49

6 – 2 5 1 21 10 19 964 604 2 001 2 282 1 765 50

6 – 2 1 2 23 7 34 942 601 1 912 2 174 1 692 51

30 – 4 – 4 35 20 25 1 560 712 2 043 2 194 1 953 52

5 – 1 – 6 21 1 31 868 620 1 929 2 255 1 630 53

6 1 5 3 4 25 7 34 1 462 1 051 2 120 2 482 1 718 54

1 – 1 – – 3 1 131 1 012 759 1 947 2 156 1 694 55

7 – 1 1 4 26 33 64 1 773 996 1 997 2 363 1 758 56

3 – 4 – 1 21 4 19 905 549 2 036 2 616 1 623 57

2 – – – 1 21 – 58 726 475 2 052 2 337 1 713 58 3 – – 2 3 15 – 25 548 401 1 736 1 800 1 658 59 4 – – 4 1 20 2 32 1 032 703 2 021 2 317 1 718 60 2 – 1 3 2 28 8 46 1 601 977 2 037 2 222 1 881 61 15 3 10 9 7 36 1 97 2 482 1 321 2 051 2 135 1 988 62

16 2 6 1 3 36 12 28 1 134 521 1 995 2 302 1 837 63

67 24 27 27 29 166 86 205 5 173 2 889 2 373 2 557 2 223 64

3 – 3 3 2 23 2 47 1 115 833 2 029 2 277 1 716 65

2 – 2 2 2 20 3 9 854 598 1 878 2 125 1 564 66

9 – 3 4 2 34 34 40 1 347 776 1 946 2 270 1 711 67

26 8 34 11 9 59 32 74 2 435 1 559 2 015 2 206 1 850 68

190 5 97 90 65 243 160 336 15 353 10 217 2 480 2 758 2 271 69

5 – – – 3 18 – 26 890 707 2 097 2 285 1 715 70

4 3 3 2 1 18 9 20 813 378 1 954 2 189 1 829 71

4 1 1 – 2 28 6 22 743 536 1 988 2 293 1 630 72

4 – 2 – 1 21 14 25 1 064 688 2 066 2 331 1 794 73 6 4 12 – 6 22 13 49 1 536 826 2 202 2 741 1 871 74 17 – 7 7 4 31 30 88 1 983 1 351 2 018 2 372 1 713 75 17 1 21 1 11 62 27 40 3 338 2 394 2 369 2 642 2 119 76 3 – – – 2 27 4 18 859 636 1 861 2 175 1 575 77

6 – 3 1 1 23 1 23 880 463 1 996 2 255 1 805 78

4 – 1 2 3 23 11 36 713 449 1 819 2 053 1 623 79

2 – 2 2 3 18 – 11 466 306 1 978 2 393 1 641 80

7 2 4 1 2 16 9 29 1 103 488 1 890 2 187 1 740 81 39 10 25 21 10 54 280 79 4 099 1 934 2 141 2 541 1 946 82

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 177
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 23

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

IOWAmCon.

1 O’Brien 15 -------------------- 444 1 028 599 719 487 333 1 61 32 18 – 2 Osceola 7 ------------------- 267 257 161 197 116 75 – – 23 14 – 3 Page 16 ---------------------- 870 848 644 699 417 290 1 97 46 35 3 4 Palo Alto 10 ------------------- 669 766 487 572 308 238 1 115 39 14 6 5 Plymouth 23 ------------------- 388 1 083 635 816 497 359 – 125 55 27 2

6 Pocahontas 9 ---------------- 525 504 317 356 237 183 1 18 25 11 –

7 Polk 327 ----------------------- 140 14 724 11 265 12 593 7 843 5 237 110 853 323 742 299

8 Pottawattamie 82 -------------- 628 3 731 2 757 3 099 2 228 1 469 40 25 133 164 100

9 Poweshiek 19 ----------------- 033 796 490 590 396 299 4 3 46 23 4

10 Ringgold 5 ------------------- 420 278 212 227 148 101 7 6 24 9 –

11 Sac 12 ----------------------- 324 629 399 483 334 236 2 14 27 11 –

12 Scott 150 ---------------------- 979 6 893 4 418 5 510 3 857 2 668 9 33 153 311 149

13 Shelby 13 --------------------- 230 805 440 551 256 178 1 134 40 21 –

14 Sioux 29 ---------------------- 903 1 186 636 831 442 329 – 131 48 28 –

15 Story 74 ---------------------- 252 4 209 2 673 3 304 1 209 873 84 1 157 94 121 49

16 Tama 17 ---------------------- 419 857 465 595 426 293 2 15 50 17 – 17 Taylor 7 --------------------- 114 395 283 303 209 152 4 5 32 9 – 18 Union 12 ---------------------- 750 1 052 706 777 454 254 1 168 41 22 6 19 Van Buren 7 ----------------- 676 517 384 424 205 123 1 141 24 10 – 20 Wapello 35 -------------------- 687 1 938 1 310 1 564 1 135 723 3 21 53 54 35

21 Warren 36 -------------------- 033 1 517 1 104 1 213 895 649 21 9 52 50 3

22 Washington 19 ---------------- 612 975 585 750 413 277 1 194 21 19 –

23 Wayne 7 --------------------- 067 357 252 288 189 125 6 4 28 9 –

24 Webster 40 ------------------- 342 2 158 1 438 1 683 1 210 761 4 15 82 66 37

25 Winnebago 12 ----------------- 122 730 486 558 352 254 2 86 30 19 1

26 Winneshiek 20 ----------------- 847 1 346 781 998 655 343 2 171 55 31 4

27 Woodbury 98 ------------------ 276 4 342 2 962 3 522 2 337 1 643 5 21 150 176 118

28 Worth 7 --------------------- 991 307 228 252 154 103 – 17 22 12 –

29 Wright 14 --------------------- 269 791 529 624 372 263 1 97 46 27 –

KANSAS

30 Allen 14 ---------------------- 638 983 661 716 466 297 1 – 37 28 16

31 Anderson 7 ------------------ 803 446 308 325 206 140 – – 7 13 –

32 Atchison 16 ------------------- 932 873 625 698 429 295 – – 11 27 29

33 Barber 5 --------------------- 874 564 349 392 170 119 – 115 27 13 –

34 Barton 29 --------------------- 382 2 159 1 306 1 498 1 074 648 – 20 56 83 28

35 Bourbon 14 ------------------- 966 809 605 660 466 307 1 1 42 27 13

36 Brown 11 --------------------- 128 590 377 434 279 197 6 – 25 14 –

37 Butler 50 ---------------------- 580 3 556 1 981 2 427 1 897 1 236 – 20 88 76 19

38 Chase 3 --------------------- 021 280 200 205 149 109 3 4 18 5 1

39 Chautauqua 4 ---------------- 407 306 191 212 106 76 – 14 23 16 –

40 Cherokee 21 ------------------ 374 986 739 818 520 344 – 66 78 45 6

41 Cheyenne 3 ------------------ 243 259 155 171 115 73 – – 17 5 –

42 Clark 2 ---------------------- 418 295 195 239 83 53 – 91 19 9 –

43 Clay 9 ----------------------- 158 603 311 411 243 158 – 8 18 10 –

44 Cloud 11 ---------------------- 023 824 504 584 392 253 – 18 56 28 9

45 Coffey 8 --------------------- 404 725 558 602 325 231 – 75 78 24 – 46 Comanche 2 ----------------- 313 282 179 199 107 77 – 30 14 4 5 47 Cowley 36 -------------------- 915 2 740 1 687 1 950 1 129 723 1 333 57 75 45 48 Crawford 35 ------------------- 568 2 005 1 525 1 662 1 005 766 1 194 80 74 35 49 Decatur 4 -------------------- 021 336 162 189 105 74 – 7 20 9 –

50 Dickinson 18 ------------------ 958 1 342 789 958 566 358 4 136 31 53 13

51 Doniphan 8 ------------------ 134 783 400 481 359 208 4 4 20 11 –

52 Douglas 81 -------------------- 798 3 458 2 312 2 871 1 464 898 53 507 104 151 76

53 Edwards 3 ------------------- 787 242 161 182 99 62 – 3 22 4 1

54 Elk 3 ------------------------ 327 422 292 312 157 114 85 7 18 4 –

55 Ellis 26 ----------------------- 004 1 140 861 938 661 501 – 4 71 46 19

56 Ellsworth 6 ------------------- 586 474 285 324 209 140 – 12 19 8 –

57 Finney 33 --------------------- 070 2 017 1 471 1 716 1 268 847 – 29 73 104 7

58 Ford 27 ----------------------- 463 1 270 862 1 015 592 384 – 44 42 61 40

59 Franklin 21 -------------------- 994 1 239 850 953 511 393 3 155 56 51 16

60 Geary 30 --------------------- 453 1 693 1 358 1 456 926 608 – 194 35 86 30 61 Gove 3 ---------------------- 231 403 258 291 160 111 – 90 19 3 – 62 Graham 3 -------------------- 543 401 265 289 125 79 – 82 27 7 – 63 Grant 7 ---------------------- 159 407 293 322 217 146 5 6 32 16 – 64 Gray 5 ----------------------- 396 389 247 281 186 120 – 9 26 8 –

65 Greeley 1 -------------------- 774 151 112 118 77 51 – 1 10 7 –

66 Greenwood 7 ---------------- 847 535 320 353 223 151 – 1 34 17 1

67 Hamilton 2 ------------------- 388 253 182 207 82 46 – 83 13 8 –

68 Harper 7 --------------------- 124 749 492 552 204 124 5 196 43 11 –

69 Harvey 31 --------------------- 028 1 424 1 007 1 127 757 532 3 23 40 65 25

70 Haskell 3 -------------------- 886 373 260 303 146 97 – 84 24 10 2

71 Hodgeman 2 ----------------- 177 244 137 157 91 61 – 4 22 7 –

72 Jackson 11 ------------------- 525 732 488 524 382 226 6 – 39 21 –

73 Jefferson 15 ------------------ 905 1 000 647 725 533 356 – 27 36 32 –

74 Jewell 4 --------------------- 251 422 239 274 124 76 – 63 29 9 –

75 Johnson 355 ------------------- 054 16 605 12 439 14 209 9 185 6 359 148 877 423 802 260

76 Kearny 4 --------------------- 027 451 247 298 168 114 – 43 21 17 –

77 Kingman 8 ------------------- 292 535 303 335 204 138 1 9 27 19 1

78 Kiowa 3 --------------------- 660 253 177 191 106 78 – 3 22 15 – 79 Labette 23 -------------------- 693 1 865 1 139 1 450 718 458 3 410 64 53 21

See footnotes at end of table.

178 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 24

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

10 – 3 – 4 18 13 72 1 375 1 020 2 005 2 355 1 652 1 3 – 2 2 1 15 1 20 362 219 1 962 2 367 1 674 2 11 – 6 1 3 25 19 35 1 213 732 1 759 2 065 1 522 3 5 – 3 4 2 24 3 48 1 099 669 2 010 2 435 1 642 4 11 1 7 – 2 29 4 56 1 632 1 014 2 163 2 231 2 090 5

6 – – – 1 17 – 40 680 455 1 892 1 957 1 815 6

251 137 220 129 106 402 449 729 29 479 17 295 2 442 2 492 2 402 7

54 24 46 7 24 90 2 162 6 514 4 682 2 200 2 431 1 978 8

11 – 4 8 2 29 8 52 1 071 750 1 931 2 142 1 697 9

2 – 1 – 1 16 – 13 373 260 1 673 2 105 1 294 10

5 3 – – – 18 1 68 840 577 1 849 1 948 1 729 11

194 55 77 45 47 175 52 353 12 827 9 031 2 578 2 859 2 288 12

6 – 5 3 2 25 38 20 1 130 549 2 097 2 596 1 820 13

16 – 6 – 5 41 18 96 1 659 963 2 165 2 397 1 948 14

63 – 29 17 22 123 189 147 7 207 2 679 2 271 2 480 2 183 15

5 1 – 5 4 22 – 48 1 199 921 2 211 2 537 1 829 16 – – – – 7 7 – 30 513 356 1 703 1 896 1 485 17 6 14 5 – 2 21 1 36 1 540 932 2 027 2 421 1 830 18 3 – – 1 2 14 – 23 641 376 1 514 2 122 1 269 19 32 14 23 10 14 48 45 77 3 425 2 581 2 343 2 714 2 014 20

19 3 8 – 13 51 30 59 2 192 1 575 1 864 1 878 1 846 21

3 – – – 5 19 – 75 1 459 866 2 115 2 433 1 864 22

3 – – 1 2 14 – 32 460 304 1 664 1 890 1 465 23

53 6 13 13 18 53 38 75 3 263 2 405 2 038 2 335 1 786 24

5 – 4 3 2 22 13 19 1 069 729 2 031 2 372 1 709 25

9 4 4 4 1 24 4 30 1 989 1 337 2 134 2 404 1 965 26

147 39 31 16 33 144 88 217 8 091 5 299 2 478 2 592 2 361 27

– – – – 1 12 – 34 445 290 1 785 2 115 1 541 28

7 2 6 – 3 25 14 24 1 125 715 1 914 2 192 1 664 29

3 14 4 6 5 37 33 66 1 340 926 1 849 2 080 1 673 30

5 2 2 3 1 7 19 60 576 387 1 781 2 144 1 486 31

12 11 8 7 1 11 20 132 1 271 869 1 870 2 280 1 548 32

– 1 1 3 3 29 2 28 676 343 1 747 2 251 1 503 33

26 3 20 11 11 54 24 88 2 831 2 089 1 968 2 262 1 734 34

8 5 5 3 3 33 17 36 1 294 1 007 2 013 2 406 1 640 35

– 10 6 1 5 27 7 54 783 569 1 854 2 359 1 416 36

14 2 13 24 13 98 52 111 4 904 4 013 2 173 2 493 1 798 37

– 1 – – 1 10 2 11 261 177 1 245 1 356 1 112 38

– 2 1 5 1 21 3 20 325 191 1 574 1 945 1 334 39

– 1 3 6 5 44 20 24 1 496 1 075 1 888 2 333 1 533 40

1 1 1 3 1 12 7 8 304 220 1 808 2 310 1 416 41

– – – – 2 13 – 22 404 178 1 744 2 481 1 483 42

1 9 – 2 2 14 – 104 808 541 2 165 2 650 1 718 43

5 1 4 2 3 28 5 33 1 116 814 1 978 2 375 1 655 44

1 – 1 – 3 33 14 48 1 104 599 1 867 2 061 1 732 45 – 2 – 4 1 13 2 17 305 189 1 561 2 009 1 259 46 31 2 13 31 10 73 77 73 4 040 2 327 2 164 2 566 1 942 47 29 6 12 5 9 88 43 81 3 013 1 920 1 865 2 121 1 632 48 – 2 2 1 1 18 2 22 359 237 1 947 2 525 1 529 49

8 7 5 2 6 50 24 53 1 854 1 241 2 033 2 677 1 557 50

– – 1 4 2 27 6 43 835 688 1 810 2 216 1 420 51

59 26 21 57 27 113 80 133 6 114 3 082 2 238 2 615 2 041 52

– 3 – 1 2 15 – 32 310 203 1 767 2 425 1 377 53

– – 1 – 1 16 2 21 458 301 1 477 2 100 1 084 54

15 1 7 13 9 45 9 38 1 769 1 269 1 942 2 097 1 757 55

– 1 1 – 3 14 4 53 605 454 1 908 2 567 1 348 56

20 12 8 16 12 52 28 87 3 501 2 641 2 166 2 328 1 970 57

35 10 3 13 13 58 15 89 1 998 1 259 2 106 2 628 1 748 58

4 2 10 4 6 55 45 35 2 031 1 164 2 160 2 506 1 897 59

12 4 2 12 16 47 7 85 2 780 1 890 1 951 2 313 1 664 60 – – – 1 1 6 – 11 457 272 1 568 1 833 1 375 61 – 1 – 1 2 16 – 28 476 228 1 663 2 192 1 450 62 8 – 1 3 1 22 2 9 676 466 2 172 2 491 1 891 63 – – 2 1 1 16 2 30 527 380 1 935 2 262 1 650 64

– – – 1 1 13 – 8 168 119 1 417 1 712 1 170 65

1 – 1 – 3 29 6 37 589 422 1 710 2 221 1 312 66

– – – 1 2 9 – 9 372 200 1 850 2 627 1 631 67

– – 2 4 2 27 2 56 898 399 1 667 2 406 1 434 68

15 11 10 22 10 62 12 72 2 232 1 554 2 050 2 339 1 785 69

– 4 – 1 2 14 – 16 558 317 1 920 2 500 1 597 70

– – – 1 2 14 – 16 243 165 1 644 2 147 1 252 71

– 4 1 1 4 26 19 21 972 763 1 879 2 568 1 309 72

– 2 1 2 6 30 14 42 1 358 1 076 1 916 2 381 1 416 73

– 7 – 1 – 23 6 12 441 247 1 602 2 356 1 283 74

340 24 239 38 180 561 402 730 33 990 21 984 2 524 2 765 2 317 75

2 – 1 2 2 22 6 14 623 345 2 267 2 536 2 074 76

1 1 1 12 2 26 15 16 649 459 1 984 2 619 1 473 77

– 1 – 1 2 15 – 26 331 215 1 741 2 202 1 424 78 8 6 8 19 6 42 24 68 2 718 1 501 2 026 2 545 1 772 79

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 179
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 25

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

KANSASmCon.

1 Lane 2 ---------------------- 375 308 165 208 103 68 – 53 16 9 –

2 Leavenworth 64 --------------- 371 2 460 1 967 2 118 1 438 954 102 54 72 117 47

3 Lincoln 3 -------------------- 653 328 158 186 99 62 – 9 25 5 –

4 Linn 8 ----------------------- 254 501 366 400 237 166 35 – 34 14 2

5 Logan 3 --------------------- 081 339 239 248 128 85 – 47 11 12 –

6 Lyon 34 ---------------------- 732 2 198 1 579 1 846 963 682 – 435 75 98 48 7 McPherson 27 ----------------- 268 1 557 993 1 164 776 563 2 11 58 51 16 8 Marion 12 --------------------- 888 806 446 522 330 213 1 7 51 21 1 9 Marshall 11 ------------------- 705 851 482 569 398 277 9 3 42 20 2 10 Meade 4 --------------------- 247 336 193 225 94 66 – 35 27 13 –

11 Miami 23 ---------------------- 466 1 230 906 984 591 440 – 129 56 52 16

12 Mitchell 7 -------------------- 203 595 378 402 270 211 1 14 25 18 1

13 Montgomery 38 ---------------- 816 2 976 2 060 2 391 946 585 – 860 102 120 43

14 Morris 6 --------------------- 198 366 211 238 156 103 – 5 23 8 –

15 Morton 3 -------------------- 480 502 401 431 157 107 – 157 25 9 –

16 Nemaha 10 ------------------- 446 652 375 422 280 197 7 – 31 19 – 17 Neosho 17 -------------------- 035 1 414 935 1 092 517 332 – 284 63 36 16 18 Ness 4 ---------------------- 033 471 265 334 130 99 – 135 27 12 – 19 Norton 5 --------------------- 947 517 310 358 177 112 – 73 28 15 – 20 Osage 15 --------------------- 248 789 570 611 430 314 3 8 26 27 –

21 Osborne 4 ------------------- 867 311 150 175 72 47 – 6 19 12 –

22 Ottawa 5 -------------------- 634 411 238 284 163 102 1 4 41 11 –

23 Pawnee 7 -------------------- 555 576 396 430 275 225 – 13 29 17 1

24 Phillips 6 --------------------- 590 542 263 291 176 111 – 14 34 13 –

25 Pottawatomie 16 --------------- 128 1 434 806 965 573 412 3 165 56 46 –

26 Pratt 9 ----------------------- 702 838 490 592 410 224 – 15 44 25 4

27 Rawlins 3 -------------------- 404 294 165 187 112 82 – 6 25 7 2

28 Reno 62 ---------------------- 389 3 469 2 376 2 756 1 870 1 180 41 48 112 124 115

29 Republic 6 ------------------- 482 572 285 333 180 117 – 8 34 17 –

30 Rice 10 ----------------------- 610 926 531 609 350 229 – 106 38 24 1

31 Riley 67 ---------------------- 139 2 069 1 392 1 679 1 093 746 – 29 74 122 54 32 Rooks 6 --------------------- 039 618 345 393 177 122 44 47 36 14 – 33 Rush 3 ---------------------- 842 365 252 273 129 70 1 58 38 12 – 34 Russell 7 -------------------- 835 525 302 370 249 161 – 4 29 23 4 35 Saline 49 --------------------- 301 2 389 1 851 2 031 1 353 1 098 – 19 89 93 67

36 Scott 5 ---------------------- 289 281 196 215 143 101 – 5 20 15 –

37 Sedgwick 403 ------------------ 662 20 484 17 562 18 610 9 020 6 108 79 546 493 902 522

38 Seward 18 -------------------- 743 1 667 1 208 1 338 720 477 – 369 34 40 14

39 Shawnee 160 ------------------- 976 8 178 6 752 7 218 4 577 3 052 – 172 152 472 256 40 Sheridan 3 ------------------- 043 356 232 253 113 76 – 81 19 3 –

41 Sherman 6 ------------------- 926 592 439 486 252 173 – 109 26 22 1

42 Smith 5 ---------------------- 078 354 174 203 114 77 1 – 31 11 –

43 Stafford 5 -------------------- 365 476 279 333 209 138 – 46 7 – –

44 Stanton 2 -------------------- 333 261 190 211 85 55 6 57 13 10 –

45 Stevens 5 -------------------- 048 420 371 376 269 189 – 2 34 15 1

46 Sumner 25 -------------------- 841 1 306 982 1 050 598 433 – 158 33 41 16

47 Thomas 8 -------------------- 258 729 461 536 397 234 – 6 18 24 6

48 Trego 3 ---------------------- 694 250 129 158 87 59 – 2 22 13 1

49 Wabaunsee 6 ---------------- 603 435 233 306 231 148 – 5 17 9 –

50 Wallace 1 -------------------- 821 169 74 93 73 46 – – – – –

51 Washington 7 ---------------- 073 716 433 498 260 170 – 107 25 7 – 52 Wichita 2 -------------------- 758 284 152 202 94 56 – 57 15 8 – 53 Wilson 10 --------------------- 289 747 459 536 285 182 – 74 35 25 8 54 Woodson 4 ------------------ 116 208 169 177 96 63 – – – – – 55 Wyandotte 161 ----------------- 993 8 834 7 774 8 112 4 716 3 083 39 135 150 565 404

KENTUCKY

56 Adair 15 ---------------------- 360 2 234 713 767 413 280 – 277 7 7 –

57 Allen 14 ---------------------- 628 574 473 491 305 213 – 82 20 25 2

58 Anderson 14 ------------------ 571 564 416 451 349 224 – 11 14 24 –

59 Ballard 7 --------------------- 902 287 240 249 193 115 – – 11 10 –

60 Barren 34 --------------------- 001 1 179 1 105 1 127 807 583 – 1 39 45 39

61 Bath 9 ----------------------- 692 347 287 305 236 158 – 10 12 6 – 62 Bell 31 ----------------------- 506 1 107 952 1 022 805 568 – 16 14 26 25 63 Boone 57 --------------------- 589 2 010 1 571 1 847 1 438 976 9 10 55 101 30 64 Bourbon 19 ------------------- 236 776 673 695 509 363 – 3 21 31 36 65 Boyd 51 ---------------------- 150 1 920 1 603 1 714 1 077 737 3 62 58 74 55

66 Boyle 25 ---------------------- 641 964 748 828 600 436 – 3 21 40 25

67 Bracken 7 ------------------- 766 249 197 221 176 112 – 10 – – –

68 Breathitt 15 ------------------- 703 633 564 592 458 292 – – – – –

69 Breckinridge 16 ---------------- 312 566 498 512 419 278 – – 21 8 3

70 Bullitt 47 ---------------------- 567 1 753 1 243 1 419 1 212 804 – 18 19 38 1

71 Butler 11 ---------------------- 245 466 338 373 285 189 – – 25 10 – 72 Caldwell 13 ------------------- 232 550 448 481 294 198 – 86 8 14 3 73 Calloway 30 ------------------- 735 1 540 1 272 1 391 577 364 – 572 27 36 29 74 Campbell 83 ------------------ 866 2 602 2 181 2 323 1 525 1 124 4 4 51 159 81 75 Carlisle 5 -------------------- 238 173 133 139 109 75 – – 7 2 –

76 Carroll 9 --------------------- 292 338 282 295 234 154 – – 5 10 5

77 Carter 24 --------------------- 340 828 798 808 631 431 – 46 17 13 5

78 Casey 14 --------------------- 211 514 453 479 397 284 – 5 24 4 –

79 Christian 68 ------------------- 941 1 706 1 483 1 628 1 186 733 – – 37 81 63 80 Clark 29 ---------------------- 496 860 725 778 498 366 – – 29 48 52

See footnotes at end of table.

180 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 26

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – 1 3 2 10 2 9 317 164 1 617 1 767 1 522 1

29 10 22 9 20 72 42 84 4 287 3 067 2 096 2 647 1 610 2

– 2 – 1 1 10 1 33 331 209 1 817 2 417 1 460 3

2 4 – 2 4 25 7 34 751 549 1 936 2 882 1 201 4

– – 1 2 2 19 6 20 408 248 1 644 2 070 1 414 5

25 1 16 32 16 60 20 57 3 563 1 885 2 017 2 165 1 918 6 22 3 6 1 9 47 71 91 2 257 1 477 2 022 1 987 2 060 7 4 2 2 5 2 35 13 48 930 668 1 844 2 206 1 571 8 – 2 1 2 2 24 9 55 1 052 826 1 937 2 363 1 490 9 – – 1 3 2 21 12 17 406 221 1 856 2 578 1 522 10

4 – 7 12 7 48 38 24 1 934 1 230 2 023 2 291 1 797 11

1 3 2 1 3 23 21 19 798 590 1 999 2 273 1 671 12

30 4 17 17 17 82 86 67 4 792 2 089 2 096 2 710 1 883 13

– – – 1 2 14 – 29 419 311 1 823 2 371 1 330 14

– – – 2 1 14 – 66 704 288 1 641 2 129 1 463 15

1 3 3 1 3 28 20 26 778 567 1 890 2 224 1 547 16 8 6 8 13 7 46 52 36 1 963 1 050 1 921 2 383 1 702 17 – – 1 – 3 13 1 12 566 278 1 780 2 327 1 504 18 3 1 2 6 2 20 14 17 637 370 1 852 2 481 1 525 19 – – 1 5 4 27 28 52 1 006 763 1 655 1 943 1 324 20

– 3 3 1 2 18 4 35 303 163 1 783 2 617 1 437 21

1 5 – – 2 11 – 45 488 333 1 795 2 512 1 311 22

2 1 4 9 5 20 25 29 745 489 1 761 1 908 1 588 23

– 3 1 7 2 24 9 8 519 362 1 824 2 475 1 378 24

9 1 4 8 6 44 18 32 1 814 1 197 1 984 2 324 1 684 25

6 – 2 11 4 24 30 17 1 096 795 1 995 2 485 1 684 26

– 1 – 1 1 13 – 19 310 210 1 674 1 892 1 482 27

34 6 34 26 6 96 41 203 5 353 3 711 2 039 2 379 1 780 28

– 2 1 1 2 28 7 53 583 374 1 840 2 434 1 466 29

– 2 2 2 2 26 5 51 1 111 719 1 833 2 422 1 451 30

96 18 14 4 19 92 15 49 3 153 2 105 2 055 2 428 1 742 31 – 2 1 2 2 26 9 33 663 364 1 735 2 368 1 418 32 – – 2 2 2 13 7 9 465 261 1 729 2 644 1 384 33 – 4 1 – 3 26 5 22 654 485 1 882 2 351 1 443 34 106 7 20 26 14 69 50 118 3 853 2 668 1 982 2 170 1 720 35

2 – 1 – 2 19 – 8 412 299 1 945 2 369 1 546 36

436 38 180 91 206 506 325 5 266 48 001 19 755 2 624 2 370 2 748 37

22 – 7 16 5 65 14 32 2 497 1 443 1 926 2 339 1 686 38

224 93 88 114 92 240 205 533 16 164 10 258 2 298 2 577 2 089 39 – 1 – 1 1 14 – 20 337 177 1 355 1 724 1 175 40

6 2 3 3 2 22 22 16 737 384 1 541 1 645 1 474 41

– 1 1 1 2 15 3 23 368 252 1 870 2 548 1 414 42

– 2 – – – 2 1 66 610 424 1 929 2 454 1 509 43

5 1 – 1 1 12 – 20 349 166 1 720 2 169 1 542 44

1 – 1 2 1 20 19 11 661 446 1 751 1 795 1 705 45

11 4 4 15 9 52 38 71 1 978 1 227 1 895 2 231 1 641 46

4 5 2 10 1 26 17 20 1 034 801 2 049 2 413 1 712 47

– 1 1 – 2 16 3 10 281 177 1 877 2 367 1 500 48

– – 1 – 2 13 – 28 478 371 1 701 1 971 1 322 49

– 1 – – – – – 19 185 153 2 060 2 548 1 454 50

– 4 – 2 2 17 3 71 740 464 1 565 1 980 1 303 51 – 1 – 1 1 13 – 12 314 197 1 664 2 651 1 151 52 2 3 4 9 4 33 21 33 992 615 1 946 2 481 1 628 53 – 1 – – – – 3 77 270 168 1 543 2 087 1 251 54 112 146 157 – 119 312 921 336 19 538 10 113 2 450 2 497 2 423 55

– – 2 5 1 7 23 25 1 330 715 1 777 2 110 1 562 56

– – 3 6 – 12 16 20 829 571 1 702 2 239 1 280 57

2 – 7 1 2 20 13 8 802 624 1 833 2 254 1 408 58

– 1 3 1 4 10 3 13 433 356 1 768 2 507 1 088 59

16 24 6 13 3 33 73 28 2 077 1 526 1 849 2 273 1 379 60

– – – 2 2 11 9 17 536 442 1 782 2 304 1 178 61 3 – 16 13 – 12 – 92 1 958 1 660 1 983 2 394 1 396 62 31 6 4 3 3 35 14 108 3 569 2 741 2 074 2 431 1 663 63 3 7 8 9 – 18 17 33 1 270 923 1 840 2 066 1 575 64 21 15 4 26 13 64 126 116 3 320 2 161 1 983 2 437 1 627 65

– 36 10 7 3 40 17 26 1 577 1 197 1 982 2 296 1 606 66

– – – – – – 2 33 405 342 1 881 2 448 1 150 67

– 1 – – – – – 133 1 000 818 1 713 2 184 1 228 68

1 1 1 1 – 13 1 43 872 755 1 706 2 025 1 310 69

12 – 8 – 4 65 6 36 2 595 2 249 1 937 2 312 1 417 70

1 7 – – – 12 20 13 646 535 1 777 2 281 1 197 71 – – – – – 4 – 72 820 500 1 735 2 040 1 493 72 4 – 15 24 2 31 38 36 2 584 1 074 1 860 2 358 1 662 73 31 51 1 – 4 78 227 107 4 647 3 087 2 048 2 333 1 767 74 – – – – 2 6 – 13 236 196 1 705 2 064 1 268 75

– – – – – 3 1 37 528 441 1 811 2 312 1 243 76

– 10 4 1 – 24 9 48 1 437 1 203 1 787 2 355 1 121 77

– – – – 3 7 – 39 766 672 1 633 1 909 1 169 78

1 22 24 46 5 52 64 47 3 191 2 402 2 050 2 618 1 503 79 – 15 16 20 3 32 23 42 1 629 1 131 2 150 2 635 1 693 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 181
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 27

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

KENTUCKYmCon.

1 Clay 21 ----------------------- 746 891 809 843 731 460 – 18 20 14 – 2 Clinton 9 --------------------- 135 393 297 332 277 189 – – – – – 3 Crittenden 9 ------------------ 196 307 259 277 219 140 – – 9 13 – 4 Cumberland 6 ---------------- 784 354 327 340 195 122 – 95 7 5 – 5 Daviess 87 -------------------- 189 4 493 3 969 4 286 1 644 1 206 – 1 668 58 157 105

6 Edmonson 10 ----------------- 357 410 342 362 299 166 – 11 – – –

7 Elliott 6 ---------------------- 455 252 230 236 196 115 – 7 14 4 –

8 Estill 14 ----------------------- 614 549 426 454 382 285 – 18 11 5 1

Fayette3 9 ------------------- 225 366 8 265 7 276 7 870 4 393 3 090 141 292 144 548 443

10 Fleming 12 -------------------- 292 522 448 476 302 205 – 125 3 5 –

11 Floyd 43 ---------------------- 586 1 417 1 095 1 244 959 665 – 55 39 30 15

12 Franklin 43 -------------------- 781 1 717 1 558 1 607 987 697 – 35 45 71 102

13 Fulton 8 --------------------- 271 424 331 353 217 157 – 3 15 24 14

14 Gallatin 5 -------------------- 393 210 180 191 151 90 – – – – –

15 Garrard 11 -------------------- 579 529 471 495 304 184 – 152 2 6 6

16 Grant 15 ---------------------- 737 705 582 646 437 301 – 87 17 18 – 17 Graves 33 -------------------- 550 975 851 896 613 415 – – 38 54 44 18 Grayson 21 ------------------- 050 612 582 588 447 233 – – 24 39 2 19 Green 10 --------------------- 371 428 352 377 198 135 – 136 8 5 – 20 Greenup 36 ------------------- 742 1 255 993 1 091 898 591 – – 2 3 –

21 Hancock 7 ------------------- 864 324 259 285 200 123 – 8 16 6 –

22 Hardin 89 --------------------- 240 3 913 3 031 3 465 1 549 1 090 – 1 376 69 91 42

23 Harlan 36 --------------------- 574 1 194 1 125 1 152 978 629 – 4 28 43 3

24 Harrison 16 ------------------- 248 537 462 482 328 231 – – 19 34 19

25 Hart 14 ----------------------- 890 444 374 391 302 205 – 10 14 5 –

26 Henderson 43 ----------------- 044 1 305 1 147 1 216 709 487 1 – 21 79 60

27 Henry 12 ---------------------- 823 492 402 434 353 204 – – – – –

28 Hickman 5 ------------------- 566 167 139 146 118 79 – – 9 – –

29 Hopkins 46 -------------------- 126 1 500 1 288 1 376 861 610 2 2 62 81 66

30 Jackson 11 ------------------- 955 430 381 397 316 215 – – 14 2 –

31 Jefferson 664 ------------------ 937 23 120 19 620 21 549 12 276 7 663 346 577 413 1 656 671 32 Jessamine 30 ----------------- 508 1 143 887 987 715 496 – 43 25 56 14 33 Johnson 23 ------------------- 248 923 862 874 657 461 – – 36 18 14 34 Kenton 142 -------------------- 031 4 487 3 612 3 905 2 395 1 710 12 161 113 282 127 35 Knott 17 ---------------------- 906 773 686 717 520 338 – 22 24 12 –

36 Knox 29 ---------------------- 676 1 249 1 001 1 115 697 460 – 307 23 8 –

37 Larue 11 ---------------------- 679 357 301 323 246 177 – 14 15 6 3

38 Laurel 43 --------------------- 438 984 810 891 828 573 – – 17 6 2

39 Lawrence 13 ------------------ 998 514 435 458 370 260 – – 32 7 – 40 Lee 7 ----------------------- 422 280 266 271 189 130 – 14 – – –

41 Leslie 13 ---------------------- 642 480 447 459 410 237 4 14 – 1 – 42 Letcher 27 -------------------- 000 929 805 843 740 506 – – 2 7 – 43 Lewis 13 ---------------------- 029 499 437 463 383 281 – – 14 9 – 44 Lincoln 20 -------------------- 045 685 603 623 524 348 – – 17 15 2 45 Livingston 9 ------------------ 062 287 210 222 185 112 – – 12 – –

46 Logan 24 --------------------- 416 875 764 788 600 427 – 1 28 39 4 47 Lyon 6 ---------------------- 624 215 181 188 126 87 – 10 6 7 – 48 McCracken 62 ----------------- 879 2 177 1 791 1 914 1 201 869 3 18 36 105 93 49 McCreary 15 ------------------ 603 697 617 636 544 370 – – – – – 50 McLean 9 -------------------- 628 326 271 280 208 141 – – – – –

51 Madison 57 ------------------- 508 1 806 1 446 1 515 1 078 800 – 26 21 72 67 52 Magoffin 13 ------------------- 077 557 546 548 485 324 – – – – – 53 Marion 16 --------------------- 499 547 380 476 407 225 – – – – – 54 Marshall 27 ------------------- 205 687 638 648 500 304 – 13 8 25 3 55 Martin 12 --------------------- 526 594 513 543 432 291 – 8 23 7 –

56 Mason 16 --------------------- 666 748 600 633 345 239 – 82 36 35 24 57 Meade 24 --------------------- 170 673 588 633 416 290 – 114 16 12 – 58 Menifee 5 -------------------- 092 204 167 175 143 99 1 – 11 3 – 59 Mercer 19 --------------------- 148 609 479 526 369 254 – – 17 33 16 60 Metcalfe 8 ------------------- 963 286 256 266 209 143 – – – 6 –

61 Monroe 11 -------------------- 401 488 371 408 320 203 – – – 12 – 62 Montgomery 19 ---------------- 561 820 776 787 614 464 – 62 17 32 – 63 Morgan 11 -------------------- 648 460 403 415 343 183 – 15 21 12 – 64 Muhlenberg 31 ---------------- 318 1 135 821 932 671 503 – 44 26 29 10 65 Nelson 29 --------------------- 710 972 902 924 758 415 1 1 23 24 5

66 Nicholas 6 ------------------- 725 241 216 225 167 113 – – 9 7 –

67 Ohio 21 ----------------------- 105 957 678 777 571 417 – 76 15 23 1

68 Oldham 33 -------------------- 263 933 820 858 767 563 – 17 4 22 2

69 Owen 9 ---------------------- 035 304 256 267 239 153 – – – – –

70 Owsley 5 -------------------- 036 262 197 207 203 143 – – – – –

71 Pendleton 12 ------------------ 036 534 488 504 372 278 – 57 8 6 –

72 Perry 30 ---------------------- 283 1 268 1 065 1 151 769 510 – 194 22 41 17

73 Pike 72 ----------------------- 583 2 279 2 141 2 200 1 800 1 198 2 37 52 56 18

74 Powell 11 --------------------- 686 441 414 420 333 225 – – – 6 –

75 Pulaski 49 -------------------- 489 2 037 1 704 1 798 1 273 864 – 175 37 53 19

76 Robertson 2 ----------------- 124 96 61 69 49 34 – – 9 2 –

77 Rockcastle 14 ----------------- 803 738 646 670 387 255 – 205 18 9 –

78 Rowan 20 --------------------- 353 633 536 572 463 316 – 1 18 27 1

79 Russell 14 -------------------- 716 505 286 365 301 187 – – 2 16 – 80 Scott 23 ---------------------- 867 1 020 712 779 492 324 – 26 28 71 35

See footnotes at end of table.

182 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 28

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – 6 5 5 13 10 21 1 418 1 260 1 712 2 285 1 031 1 – – – – – – – 55 524 472 1 664 2 157 863 2 – – 2 – – 12 10 12 441 356 1 634 2 026 1 199 3 – – – – 1 14 2 21 497 298 1 479 1 976 1 184 4 88 28 50 62 19 50 235 122 8 858 3 491 2 108 2 441 1 968 5

– – – – – – 20 32 748 667 2 102 2 085 2 117 6

– 1 1 – – 6 2 5 382 336 1 625 2 347 928 7

– – – 1 – 4 7 25 831 743 1 873 2 305 1 112 8

363 133 175 222 26 263 – 727 17 081 10 177 2 241 2 601 1 987 9

– – 4 3 – 4 7 23 872 576 1 850 2 405 1 402 10

15 18 1 37 10 27 15 23 1 846 1 465 1 572 1 770 1 265 11

16 14 25 21 7 59 113 112 3 010 1 809 1 888 2 183 1 657 12

3 2 3 – 1 24 30 17 624 414 1 813 2 250 1 447 13

– – – – – 1 3 36 279 240 1 483 2 121 898 14

– – 3 3 – 5 9 5 773 494 1 589 2 051 1 293 15

2 – 5 – 3 32 16 29 1 077 806 1 740 2 254 1 250 16 – 33 9 – 2 32 39 32 1 634 1 140 1 856 2 254 1 495 17 – – 8 8 3 16 13 28 1 013 835 1 724 2 903 936 18 – – – – 6 5 9 10 666 376 1 803 2 302 1 508 19 – – – 1 – 2 7 178 2 024 1 778 1 953 2 477 1 303 20

2 – 1 – 3 16 4 29 492 382 1 805 2 471 1 264 21

27 – 39 5 7 57 104 99 7 215 3 357 2 128 2 588 1 887 22

1 – 6 4 1 22 26 36 2 203 1 984 1 932 2 608 1 075 23

1 17 7 14 3 21 9 10 857 622 1 800 2 233 1 385 24

– – – – 1 15 16 28 685 574 1 789 2 411 1 083 25

24 35 – 22 1 48 147 69 2 421 1 558 2 035 2 632 1 621 26

– – – – – – 10 71 707 606 1 660 2 286 1 034 27

– – – – 6 5 – 8 275 238 1 919 2 485 1 236 28

24 – 33 56 14 42 81 52 2 762 1 901 2 056 2 599 1 599 29

– – – 2 1 6 – 56 690 600 1 758 2 307 1 090 30

414 490 771 306 292 728 1 080 1 529 48 942 29 693 2 376 2 984 2 007 31 10 – 13 2 3 32 21 53 1 801 1 335 1 898 2 398 1 411 32 2 – – 108 4 17 – 18 1 611 1 253 1 860 2 153 1 522 33 36 72 71 2 12 137 97 388 8 603 5 189 2 270 2 513 2 069 34 4 3 – 91 2 14 5 20 1 381 921 1 971 2 290 1 695 35

– – – – 1 21 1 57 1 930 1 405 1 798 2 640 1 135 36

– – 1 7 1 10 3 17 565 479 1 806 2 302 1 144 37

– – – – 3 13 13 9 1 901 1 804 2 218 2 600 1 402 38

– 4 – 1 2 16 – 26 741 631 1 646 1 985 1 148 39 – – – – – – – 68 431 348 1 598 2 182 1 049 40

– – – 6 – 3 5 16 603 540 1 316 1 712 897 41 – – 6 6 – 5 10 67 1 501 1 404 1 798 2 268 1 063 42 – – 4 5 – 8 29 11 765 657 1 686 2 030 1 073 43 – – 4 1 1 21 14 24 1 013 886 1 650 2 117 1 012 44 – – – 1 5 1 9 9 384 331 1 753 2 456 994 45

7 – 11 – 3 32 29 34 1 324 1 023 1 677 1 946 1 360 46 – 6 – – 2 9 – 22 299 222 1 596 2 033 1 199 47 45 51 29 37 3 73 142 78 4 011 2 527 2 159 2 491 1 872 48 – 2 – 1 – – 16 73 1 068 953 1 693 2 119 1 095 49 – – – – – – 4 68 485 412 1 747 2 490 940 50

22 16 15 44 1 27 53 73 2 846 2 093 1 914 2 286 1 484 51 – – – – – – 6 57 909 831 1 659 2 005 1 153 52 – 7 – – 5 – 6 51 995 896 2 388 3 275 1 257 53 3 – 9 23 2 31 18 13 1 283 1 023 1 988 2 500 1 522 54 17 – – 7 8 14 6 21 869 694 1 633 1 929 1 257 55

5 10 – 10 2 27 41 16 1 121 712 1 810 2 514 1 365 56 – – – – 2 34 5 34 1 140 808 1 810 2 423 1 286 57 – – – 3 1 5 – 8 278 236 1 603 1 878 1 230 58 – 2 7 7 4 31 14 26 981 758 1 963 2 453 1 429 59 – – 2 1 – 6 8 34 461 398 1 757 2 307 1 104 60

2 – 3 4 – 4 14 49 693 566 1 752 2 227 1 237 61 – – 1 – 2 21 4 34 1 236 976 1 573 1 687 1 403 62 – – 5 – – 6 7 6 654 575 1 583 2 502 856 63 3 – 6 18 2 32 35 56 1 801 1 437 2 058 2 572 1 348 64 6 – 4 18 – 15 23 46 1 608 1 341 1 752 2 406 1 201 65

– 1 – – 2 7 – 32 359 277 1 615 2 110 1 072 66

– – 5 7 3 26 27 23 1 289 938 1 756 1 944 1 499 67

1 – 1 – 1 10 12 21 1 819 1 626 2 165 2 149 2 198 68

– – – – – 12 5 11 457 419 1 739 2 284 993 69

– – – – – – – 4 322 318 1 590 1 795 1 100 70

– – – – 1 17 4 39 781 574 1 536 1 702 1 316 71

10 6 7 12 – 28 28 17 2 137 1 623 1 905 2 575 1 335 72

7 6 – 72 4 44 3 99 4 271 3 639 1 958 2 626 1 172 73

– – 5 – – 3 7 66 681 581 1 622 2 133 1 015 74

2 16 14 9 3 56 48 93 2 917 2 058 1 654 1 943 1 369 75

– – – – 1 4 – 4 110 87 1 662 2 093 1 119 76

– – 5 2 1 17 6 20 1 154 704 1 742 2 262 1 419 77

5 – – 8 3 14 10 22 1 056 895 1 886 2 244 1 452 78

– – 9 – 3 8 8 18 717 628 2 266 2 666 1 511 79 – – 1 28 11 50 – 37 1 277 795 1 672 2 010 1 425 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 183
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 29

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

KENTUCKYmCon.

1 Shelby 24 --------------------- 824 962 647 683 466 301 – 89 17 22 13 2 Simpson 15 ------------------- 145 570 498 521 342 226 – 57 10 30 6 3 Spencer 6 ------------------- 801 265 201 212 192 132 – – – – – 4 Taylor 21 --------------------- 146 1 077 949 1 021 521 365 – 374 6 22 9 5 Todd 10 ---------------------- 940 371 331 353 274 203 – 13 9 7 –

6 Trigg 10 ---------------------- 361 320 285 295 219 152 – – 7 5 –

7 Trimble 6 -------------------- 090 232 184 196 167 96 – – 7 7 –

8 Union 16 ---------------------- 557 544 507 518 378 246 – – 7 – –

9 Warren 76 -------------------- 673 2 579 2 220 2 397 1 399 997 – 295 59 128 82

10 Washington 10 ---------------- 441 304 209 240 196 125 – – 2 13 –

11 Wayne 17 --------------------- 468 680 635 644 536 371 – – 18 18 1

12 Webster 13 ------------------- 955 617 528 549 368 249 2 14 21 20 14

13 Whitley 33 -------------------- 326 1 238 1 010 1 104 927 603 – – 33 24 25

14 Wolfe 6 ---------------------- 503 328 290 317 267 176 – – – – –

15 Woodford 19 ------------------ 955 770 606 666 459 348 – – 15 24 4

LOUISIANA

16 Acadia 55 --------------------- 882 2 318 1 924 2 053 1 314 874 3 151 47 120 –

17 Allen 21 ---------------------- 226 935 763 812 620 409 – – 38 21 5

18 Ascension 58 ------------------ 214 2 102 1 967 2 008 1 631 1 130 6 57 75 2 8

19 Assumption 22 ---------------- 753 896 811 844 633 397 2 98 11 49 –

20 Avoyelles 39 ------------------ 159 1 538 1 326 1 370 753 515 – 294 48 95 6

21 Beauregard 30 ---------------- 083 1 815 1 632 1 748 1 030 695 – 451 63 64 11

22 Bienville 15 ------------------- 979 669 529 558 461 306 – – 2 2 –

23 Bossier 86 -------------------- 088 4 487 3 451 3 761 2 318 1 545 21 518 73 201 121

24 Caddo 248 --------------------- 253 11 093 9 889 10 162 6 356 4 363 52 111 325 892 478

25 Calcasieu 168 ------------------ 134 7 478 6 199 6 500 3 703 2 683 41 453 239 511 175

26 Caldwell 9 ------------------- 810 313 298 302 236 132 – – – – – 27 Cameron 9 ------------------- 260 531 421 440 345 202 1 – 39 – – 28 Catahoula 11 ------------------ 065 619 500 519 385 221 – – – 1 – 29 Claiborne 17 ------------------ 405 940 694 793 419 290 – 266 43 19 – 30 Concordia 20 ------------------ 828 917 740 779 591 365 – – 27 39 20

31 De Soto 25 ------------------- 346 904 860 872 648 413 8 1 37 32 9

East Baton Rouge3 32 --------- 380 105 15 583 12 915 13 787 7 937 5 284 – 648 419 1 081 587

33 East Carroll 9 ---------------- 709 412 338 353 300 183 – – 4 15 5

34 East Feliciana 19 -------------- 211 576 442 485 406 264 1 1 17 10 –

35 Evangeline 33 ----------------- 274 1 420 1 092 1 162 865 508 – – 34 45 13

36 Franklin 22 -------------------- 387 1 127 990 1 025 719 475 1 143 25 41 –

37 Grant 17 ---------------------- 526 593 488 514 441 291 – – 7 6 –

38 Iberia 68 ---------------------- 297 2 896 2 278 2 458 1 840 1 342 – 1 76 169 47

39 Iberville 31 -------------------- 049 1 324 1 106 1 181 747 458 3 – 50 121 17

40 Jackson 15 ------------------- 705 839 720 751 479 364 – 118 31 45 3

41 Jefferson 448 ------------------ 306 18 533 16 089 16 977 7 104 4 198 23 3 711 531 1 136 367

42 Jefferson Davis 30 ------------- 722 1 292 1 084 1 142 845 536 1 108 17 57 16

43 Lafayette 164 ------------------- 762 6 703 5 754 5 982 3 440 2 446 13 – 168 425 184

44 Lafourche 85 ------------------ 860 3 535 2 902 3 093 1 635 1 209 1 781 102 196 –

45 La Salle 13 ------------------- 662 961 731 799 394 258 1 237 18 54 5

46 Lincoln 41 -------------------- 745 1 470 1 412 1 439 936 628 12 4 62 101 48 47 Livingston 70 ------------------ 526 2 223 1 811 1 980 1 776 1 311 – 1 24 34 16 48 Madison 12 ------------------- 463 542 475 483 404 265 – – – – – 49 Morehouse 31 ----------------- 938 1 101 1 006 1 026 683 460 2 – 42 119 49 50 Natchitoches 36 --------------- 689 1 858 1 589 1 681 889 603 76 330 41 96 35

Orleans3 51 ------------------- 496 938 22 752 20 597 21 081 10 639 7 939 169 402 447 1 871 835

52 Ouachita 142 ------------------- 191 5 807 5 036 5 228 3 036 2 224 10 3 120 381 378

53 Plaquemines 25 --------------- 575 1 736 1 598 1 652 667 443 18 49 64 118 –

54 Pointe Coupee 22 ------------- 540 1 004 809 874 638 379 3 – 26 98 –

55 Rapides 131 -------------------- 556 5 210 4 545 4 691 3 118 2 131 21 – 96 387 184

56 Red River 9 ------------------ 387 544 402 427 333 218 – – 7 29 –

57 Richland 20 ------------------- 629 1 289 1 078 1 136 613 438 – 293 43 8 3

58 Sabine 22 --------------------- 646 956 758 821 664 450 – – 18 43 –

59 St Bernard 66 ----------------- 631 1 792 1 619 1 682 1 116 827 1 21 58 – –

60 St Charles 42 ----------------- 437 2 020 1 860 1 933 1 279 890 12 3 61 217 –

61 St Helena 9 ------------------ 874 351 337 342 294 182 – – 2 3 – 62 St James 20 ------------------ 879 1 253 966 1 080 622 411 38 75 19 79 – 63 St John the Baptist 39 --------- 996 1 355 1 228 1 295 915 653 7 1 45 104 2 64 St Landry 80 ------------------ 331 3 640 3 046 3 202 2 072 1 362 – 329 118 203 54 65 St Martin 43 ------------------- 978 1 561 1 338 1 403 1 055 720 – – 15 45 –

66 St Mary 58 -------------------- 086 2 601 2 245 2 348 1 455 992 3 157 61 187 43

67 St Tammany 144 --------------- 508 6 350 5 121 5 573 3 557 2 453 12 829 180 337 8

68 Tangipahoa 85 ---------------- 709 3 892 3 177 3 512 1 809 1 276 4 913 111 234 58

69 Tensas 7 -------------------- 103 424 289 328 260 184 – – – – –

Terrebonne3 70 ---------------- 96 982 3 211 2 796 2 886 2 063 1 488 – – 99 182 43

71 Union 20 ---------------------- 690 811 637 723 549 340 – 30 34 43 –

72 Vermilion 50 ------------------- 055 2 461 2 075 2 218 1 119 749 75 308 165 131 41

73 Vernon 61 -------------------- 961 1 936 1 621 1 698 1 340 904 – – 56 85 15

74 Washington 43 ---------------- 185 1 831 1 686 1 740 1 178 795 – 176 63 122 37

75 Webster 41 ------------------- 989 1 560 1 263 1 338 985 664 2 2 44 91 11

76 West Baton Rouge 19 ---------- 419 954 798 842 582 363 – 6 34 26 10

77 West Carroll 12 ---------------- 093 469 438 442 382 261 2 – 15 1 –

78 West Feliciana 12 -------------- 915 710 534 571 440 306 – 43 6 22 – 79 Winn 16 ---------------------- 269 778 584 653 486 349 – – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

184 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 30

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

8 – 1 4 4 35 5 19 1 549 1 191 2 319 3 159 1 653 1 – – 9 – 3 30 6 28 907 650 1 779 2 446 1 230 2 – – – – – – – 20 402 370 1 918 2 131 1 528 3 3 16 – 13 – 3 – 54 1 984 1 104 2 006 2 409 1 760 4 – 4 2 – 1 10 4 29 570 465 1 650 2 050 1 077 5

– – – 2 1 23 9 29 516 423 1 764 2 311 1 172 6

– – – – 1 5 – 9 347 305 1 817 2 392 1 191 7

1 – – – 7 9 4 112 920 728 1 791 2 303 1 308 8

69 15 21 3 16 75 124 111 4 791 2 849 2 059 2 339 1 840 9

– – – 5 – 3 – 21 507 452 2 252 2 971 1 283 10

– – 6 3 2 14 30 16 1 014 814 1 578 1 812 1 253 11

– – 4 12 2 26 13 53 894 655 1 645 2 114 1 229 12

1 1 – 6 – 13 10 64 1 912 1 690 1 794 2 249 1 172 13

– – – – – – – 50 475 425 1 485 1 980 858 14

– – 4 7 1 6 11 135 1 339 1 002 2 074 2 471 1 596 15

20 1 8 14 66 54 38 217 3 073 2 014 1 531 1 885 1 249 16

2 – 5 5 29 21 2 64 1 191 929 1 482 1 742 1 192 17

4 – 4 – 8 26 5 182 3 968 3 343 1 986 2 153 1 764 18

– 6 – – 3 9 – 33 1 263 911 1 501 1 655 1 352 19

6 – 5 35 5 26 4 93 2 296 1 322 1 679 2 073 1 435 20

1 – 5 – 13 55 12 43 2 639 1 566 1 505 1 903 1 211 21

– – – – – 1 – 92 833 740 1 502 1 803 1 109 22

31 6 66 22 56 121 45 162 6 548 3 758 1 766 1 955 1 623 23

148 13 200 136 200 259 208 784 19 290 12 417 1 908 2 078 1 778 24

104 6 69 40 257 164 120 618 11 102 5 551 1 717 1 660 1 759 25

– – – – – – – 66 431 355 1 424 1 554 1 321 26 2 – – – 12 12 17 12 845 683 1 954 2 307 1 643 27 – – – – – 2 2 129 761 603 1 479 1 718 1 295 28 1 – 8 – – 25 9 3 1 228 665 1 557 1 854 1 355 29 – – 5 9 11 22 13 42 1 147 908 1 498 1 931 1 096 30

– 5 2 14 10 35 17 54 1 715 1 298 1 973 2 384 1 593 31

451 53 347 71 484 469 105 1 135 26 600 14 125 1 958 2 026 1 913 32

– – 2 – 1 10 3 13 490 421 1 411 1 597 1 213 33

– – 1 – 6 17 2 24 763 652 1 627 1 926 1 208 34

10 – 10 14 9 25 24 113 1 880 1 552 1 652 2 080 1 291 35

– – 6 5 2 15 12 56 1 436 977 1 404 1 660 1 170 36

– – 2 3 – 6 2 47 742 659 1 454 1 740 1 050 37

50 5 19 46 10 92 6 97 4 223 3 255 1 686 1 897 1 405 38

14 1 11 15 26 48 28 100 2 166 1 509 1 893 2 505 1 478 39

3 – 2 16 1 20 6 27 1 158 748 1 548 1 739 1 358 40

377 34 316 5 832 787 376 1 378 32 669 13 419 1 919 2 375 1 767 41

1 – 5 5 6 26 25 30 1 919 1 446 1 698 2 075 1 340 42

126 16 94 18 227 212 264 795 10 586 6 237 1 784 2 026 1 611 43

20 1 7 7 89 66 38 150 5 465 2 982 1 782 2 026 1 614 44

– – 4 14 11 28 10 23 1 268 620 1 635 1 888 1 502 45

12 1 21 48 14 36 54 90 1 981 1 155 1 386 1 468 1 320 46 – – 9 3 1 23 24 69 3 089 2 780 1 573 1 702 1 235 47 – – – – – – – 79 638 557 1 317 1 553 1 029 48 – – 15 15 29 25 – 47 1 631 1 194 1 590 2 076 1 193 49 – – 18 24 32 59 45 36 2 714 1 542 1 627 2 072 1 362 50

545 1 070 640 101 461 851 900 2 150 37 914 19 584 1 805 2 026 1 671 51

193 59 50 218 203 175 141 261 8 847 5 512 1 706 2 026 1 464 52

33 7 45 68 91 115 72 305 2 844 1 169 1 743 2 075 1 619 53

3 – – 2 7 36 24 37 1 286 923 1 475 1 739 1 249 54

23 6 46 115 119 218 203 155 8 593 5 504 1 840 2 026 1 683 55

– – – 2 5 16 – 35 509 387 1 195 1 327 1 046 56

– – 1 – 2 21 9 143 1 777 947 1 557 1 739 1 436 57

– 1 3 19 9 17 7 40 1 197 1 002 1 482 1 740 1 122 58

107 – – – 73 72 93 141 3 107 2 091 1 877 2 050 1 699 59

20 – 28 – 29 95 55 134 4 379 3 057 2 300 2 718 1 916 60

– – – – – 2 2 39 430 377 1 258 1 402 1 090 61 18 – 2 17 5 52 39 114 1 929 1 163 1 830 2 179 1 590 62 3 – 39 – 25 43 47 64 2 284 1 603 1 817 2 116 1 534 63 18 1 29 24 85 94 37 138 5 444 3 650 1 703 2 025 1 453 64 4 – 7 1 3 22 24 227 1 996 1 665 1 435 1 841 978 65

38 2 21 39 71 99 63 109 4 026 2 615 1 734 2 057 1 487 66

25 2 39 9 169 189 49 168 9 880 6 393 1 762 2 026 1 528 67

8 2 15 16 106 82 23 131 6 430 3 230 1 762 2 026 1 591 68

– – – – – – – 68 418 348 1 307 1 342 1 255 69

12 – 26 15 58 125 136 127 5 024 3 741 1 750 2 026 1 450 70

– – 2 21 4 10 4 26 967 709 1 366 1 475 1 242 71

7 1 30 44 59 75 46 117 3 611 1 926 1 623 2 064 1 384 72

7 – 3 2 42 87 10 51 2 896 2 380 1 712 2 025 1 337 73

1 – 10 2 35 63 7 46 2 743 1 897 1 574 1 779 1 392 74

10 1 6 17 28 39 41 61 2 029 1 535 1 548 1 910 1 173 75

31 – 9 – 24 38 33 49 1 299 863 1 560 1 739 1 415 76

– – – 2 4 9 1 26 636 561 1 432 1 746 970 77

– – – – 9 7 3 41 895 677 1 565 1 740 1 340 78 – – – – – – – 167 892 730 1 393 1 758 906 79

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 185
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 31

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

MAINE

1 Androscoggin 105 --------------- 259 4 152 3 168 3 470 2 324 1 790 10 8 222 217 181

2 Aroostook 86 ------------------ 936 4 166 2 997 3 417 2 345 1 748 5 378 105 105 46

3 Cumberland 243 ---------------- 135 9 953 7 376 8 323 4 942 3 670 287 96 264 608 338

4 Franklin 29 -------------------- 008 1 267 868 958 777 540 – 1 16 22 1

5 Hancock 46 ------------------- 948 1 937 1 231 1 398 1 025 795 – 2 50 83 18

6 Kennebec 115 ------------------ 904 4 206 3 065 3 406 2 422 1 848 8 11 130 179 88 7 Knox 36 ---------------------- 310 1 501 968 1 095 798 562 2 – 22 47 47 8 Lincoln 30 -------------------- 357 1 446 986 1 133 893 687 – 1 36 20 4 9 Oxford 52 --------------------- 602 2 402 1 776 1 913 1 557 1 071 – 2 54 70 14 10 Penobscot 146 ----------------- 601 6 777 4 296 4 981 3 072 2 345 92 184 208 238 198

11 Piscataquis 18 ----------------- 653 1 119 691 803 454 341 – 235 8 12 1

12 Sagadahoc 33 ----------------- 535 1 430 1 016 1 145 880 700 3 1 28 69 21

13 Somerset 49 ------------------ 767 2 740 2 079 2 265 1 901 1 441 – – 42 60 52

14 Waldo 33 --------------------- 018 1 565 870 1 069 784 571 – 2 32 43 17

15 Washington 35 ---------------- 308 1 812 1 025 1 171 896 654 – 3 22 49 12

16 York 164 ----------------------- 587 6 219 4 721 5 151 3 809 2 778 25 6 191 350 130

MARYLAND

17 Allegany 74 ------------------- 946 2 759 1 898 2 180 1 297 771 128 6 144 96 62 18 Anne Arundel 427 --------------- 239 14 066 11 377 12 616 7 881 5 521 36 111 377 938 686 19 Baltimore 692 ------------------ 134 23 853 17 885 20 385 12 498 7 361 253 604 514 1 974 1 234 20 Calvert 51 --------------------- 372 1 877 1 749 1 810 1 252 937 25 22 29 52 2 21 Caroline 27 ------------------- 035 861 741 789 542 366 3 2 47 32 14

22 Carroll 123 --------------------- 372 3 506 2 796 3 121 2 037 1 445 30 23 124 85 –

23 Cecil 71 ---------------------- 347 2 327 1 975 2 140 1 629 1 178 34 14 63 66 22

24 Charles 101 -------------------- 154 3 426 2 745 3 011 2 238 1 729 53 7 38 197 –

25 Dorchester 30 ----------------- 236 964 837 876 605 437 – 4 11 74 –

26 Frederick 150 ------------------ 208 6 746 5 078 5 741 3 909 2 631 327 85 198 213 91

27 Garrett 28 --------------------- 138 1 189 848 978 789 551 – 3 1 16 –

28 Harford 182 -------------------- 132 6 187 4 977 5 567 4 046 2 755 52 9 242 279 35

29 Howard 187 -------------------- 328 7 081 5 776 6 105 4 277 3 103 52 9 122 313 198

30 Kent 17 ----------------------- 842 652 558 582 322 233 – 1 37 31 12

31 Montgomery 757 ---------------- 027 31 843 19 812 25 448 15 707 10 340 594 953 599 1 395 914

32 Prince Georges 729 ------------- 268 27 454 23 523 24 763 14 238 7 840 68 274 465 1 909 738 33 Queen Annes 33 -------------- 953 1 344 1 096 1 182 802 511 15 13 55 26 19 34 St Marys 75 ------------------- 974 2 197 1 807 1 898 1 406 1 018 37 24 67 87 – 35 Somerset 23 ------------------ 440 628 581 592 403 295 – 6 24 30 7 36 Talbot 30 --------------------- 549 1 018 814 886 482 343 – – 40 65 11

37 Washington 121 ---------------- 393 4 003 3 197 3 496 2 275 1 493 207 10 176 146 57

38 Wicomico 74 ------------------ 339 2 760 2 254 2 411 1 541 1 164 2 19 95 176 54

39 Worcester 35 ------------------ 028 2 011 1 510 1 707 782 569 2 36 59 161 27

Baltimore City3 40 ------------- 736 014 29 322 27 824 28 745 11 629 9 377 51 880 1 509 3 698 1 840

MASSACHUSETTS

41 Barnstable 186 ----------------- 605 7 528 5 806 6 440 3 266 2 511 110 175 293 582 500

42 Berkshire 139 ------------------ 352 4 917 3 616 3 947 2 623 1 956 13 23 200 262 136

43 Bristol 506 --------------------- 325 17 246 13 922 15 051 9 561 7 254 125 148 410 1 150 960

44 Dukes 11 --------------------- 639 948 528 635 302 248 18 9 28 58 5

45 Essex 670 --------------------- 080 22 774 17 497 19 652 10 744 8 119 366 1 069 516 1 566 1 351

46 Franklin 70 -------------------- 092 3 551 1 916 2 211 1 269 969 97 14 137 127 78

47 Hampden 456 ------------------ 310 17 751 14 369 15 565 8 778 6 822 233 517 429 1 235 961

48 Hampshire 146 ----------------- 568 5 199 3 466 3 985 2 455 1 844 162 21 144 238 162

49 Middlesex 1 ------------------ 398 468 45 211 37 086 40 298 22 967 17 505 432 1 972 1 258 3 213 3 062

Nantucket3 50 ----------------- 6 012 384 319 351 138 108 48 3 18 28 22

51 Norfolk 616 -------------------- 087 20 458 16 213 17 894 10 297 7 694 82 1 576 491 1 371 1 228 52 Plymouth 435 ------------------- 276 14 688 11 590 12 590 8 087 6 035 86 263 358 926 780 Suffolk3 53 -------------------- 663 906 31 302 29 666 30 595 8 995 6 784 9 3 132 507 2 626 2 005 54 Worcester 709 ------------------ 705 23 389 17 942 19 701 12 439 9 183 240 417 729 1 499 1 025

MICHIGAN

55 Alcona 10 --------------------- 145 383 195 234 122 78 – 7 35 19 –

56 Alger 8 ---------------------- 972 445 246 308 189 138 – 2 45 18 3

57 Allegan 90 -------------------- 509 3 528 2 141 2 604 1 767 1 210 67 149 86 90 11

58 Alpena 30 --------------------- 605 2 165 1 394 1 712 781 507 1 647 59 54 30

59 Antrim 18 --------------------- 185 942 532 633 429 300 – 2 38 20 –

60 Arenac 14 -------------------- 931 703 405 471 325 230 – 2 31 12 1 61 Baraga 7 -------------------- 954 405 222 256 166 114 – – 4 2 – 62 Barry 50 ---------------------- 057 1 722 1 017 1 319 818 545 11 168 51 39 6 63 Bay 111 ----------------------- 723 4 412 3 296 3 654 1 947 1 104 249 236 146 176 88 64 Benzie 12 --------------------- 200 579 394 428 238 154 – 2 32 43 –

65 Berrien 161 -------------------- 378 7 437 5 133 5 935 3 612 2 300 – 715 167 282 92 66 Branch 41 -------------------- 502 2 357 1 702 1 974 811 535 127 658 56 38 15 67 Calhoun 135 ------------------- 982 6 267 4 333 5 071 2 995 1 931 178 385 170 272 111 68 Cass 49 ---------------------- 477 1 684 1 081 1 280 794 546 – – 5 25 8 69 Charlevoix 21 ----------------- 468 1 358 800 989 479 348 7 218 51 42 10

70 Cheboygan 21 ----------------- 398 813 459 513 319 216 – – 14 18 –

71 Chippewa 34 ------------------ 604 1 340 871 989 674 460 – 6 21 43 20

72 Clare 24 ---------------------- 952 1 460 895 1 040 751 458 – – 49 46 1

73 Clinton 57 --------------------- 883 1 903 1 188 1 479 1 053 699 3 3 61 78 6

74 Crawford 12 ------------------- 260 387 289 309 175 104 – – – – –

75 Delta 37 ---------------------- 780 1 674 1 012 1 215 932 573 – 4 11 55 1

76 Dickinson 26 ------------------ 831 1 366 1 071 1 146 455 334 – 426 55 53 17

77 Eaton 92 ---------------------- 879 3 367 2 158 2 558 1 596 1 035 93 118 79 152 35

78 Emmet 25 -------------------- 040 1 265 792 904 591 374 – 1 76 47 6 79 Genesee 430 ------------------- 459 19 389 13 554 15 888 8 889 5 315 47 3 018 230 756 289

See footnotes at end of table.

186 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 32

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

29 58 56 23 9 130 49 154 6 945 4 637 2 058 2 138 1 968 1

37 27 26 9 6 105 46 177 6 735 4 786 2 052 2 220 1 844 2

167 125 147 163 44 375 284 483 18 655 11 340 2 325 2 577 2 110 3

2 – 4 12 8 26 5 84 1 878 1 557 1 997 2 194 1 723 4

2 14 21 12 9 96 8 58 2 700 2 025 1 962 2 177 1 634 5

35 19 78 30 22 128 67 189 7 024 5 068 2 132 2 345 1 856 6 3 2 13 7 5 30 4 115 2 238 1 731 2 122 2 438 1 732 7 5 1 11 14 – 57 11 80 2 236 1 828 2 042 2 257 1 647 8 2 – 12 5 4 45 21 127 3 691 2 996 1 965 2 120 1 757 9 91 44 61 28 24 174 93 474 10 143 6 434 2 130 2 309 1 950 10

1 – 6 1 5 18 11 51 1 668 957 2 144 2 350 1 955 11

6 7 14 10 4 58 13 31 2 409 1 874 2 171 2 319 1 904 12

9 3 18 12 13 39 12 104 4 319 3 698 1 957 2 131 1 614 13

1 – 7 8 8 105 11 51 1 914 1 525 1 894 2 146 1 495 14

4 24 8 9 5 53 8 78 2 133 1 689 1 852 2 112 1 458 15

40 19 73 40 28 200 110 130 11 138 8 308 2 201 2 433 1 899 16

14 46 84 7 26 60 72 138 5 478 3 778 2 597 3 715 1 953 17 269 150 14 110 200 511 480 853 39 389 25 676 3 226 3 809 2 757 18 259 56 354 98 158 1 101 12 1 270 57 341 36 957 2 932 3 678 2 494 19 62 – – 41 30 57 23 215 4 697 3 315 2 625 2 880 2 331 20 7 – 6 14 9 26 5 82 1 748 1 317 2 280 2 908 1 689 21

57 14 39 28 81 171 38 394 8 570 6 354 2 842 3 651 2 103 22

3 12 6 26 26 55 19 165 5 779 4 701 2 811 3 409 2 041 23

73 1 51 43 39 77 82 112 7 704 5 716 2 661 2 791 2 474 24

3 5 33 10 9 36 21 65 2 081 1 570 2 412 3 032 1 791 25

74 38 100 47 64 228 69 298 14 336 10 432 2 666 3 438 2 008 26

– – 26 – 8 24 12 99 1 957 1 635 2 116 2 312 1 833 27

47 6 114 48 99 210 56 324 13 688 10 080 2 606 2 819 2 373 28

148 4 33 10 120 364 5 450 17 521 12 331 2 905 3 140 2 648 29

15 1 8 24 9 27 19 76 1 272 840 2 216 2 982 1 671 30

1 979 117 30 197 176 809 630 1 348 86 449 58 148 3 722 4 849 2 988 31

1 535 122 1 567 271 603 540 643 1 790 73 879 43 639 3 035 3 814 2 668 32 36 15 35 23 15 35 5 88 2 861 2 239 2 506 3 302 1 839 33 26 17 41 15 32 71 – 75 4 777 3 812 2 558 2 995 2 019 34 1 18 4 17 9 33 2 38 1 378 1 025 2 342 2 870 1 796 35 32 11 15 13 12 48 81 76 1 995 1 208 2 337 2 724 2 060 36

41 60 79 4 40 105 111 185 9 281 6 819 2 723 3 851 1 852 37

76 11 43 58 22 59 25 230 6 074 4 360 2 579 3 173 1 985 38

127 – 89 59 14 87 77 187 3 741 1 891 2 313 2 795 2 044 39

987 2 078 1 375 877 558 1 444 403 1 416 73 267 34 219 2 591 3 287 2 258 40

188 49 24 94 1 446 231 481 17 057 8 793 2 732 2 911 2 606 41

29 61 59 20 4 210 60 247 9 590 6 344 2 491 2 697 2 272 42

101 290 158 88 23 636 487 914 37 570 23 515 2 574 2 756 2 403 43

6 – 6 22 – 79 10 92 1 618 847 2 572 2 901 2 336 44

198 426 294 130 57 874 602 1 459 53 267 28 976 2 834 3 054 2 664 45

20 15 44 25 – 151 65 169 5 386 3 215 2 550 2 828 2 303 46

234 270 196 166 34 566 809 1 137 39 573 21 614 2 610 2 700 2 533 47

43 51 74 27 3 211 78 316 9 550 6 161 2 508 2 849 2 189 48

559 755 266 365 80 1 682 1 119 2 568 117 870 68 293 3 021 3 377 2 741 49

2 – 6 6 – 33 8 39 1 100 445 3 223 3 499 3 100 50

256 226 107 128 15 653 486 978 50 287 28 304 2 915 3 160 2 721 51 91 150 91 54 9 615 363 717 33 786 21 993 2 763 3 095 2 440 52 251 1 177 344 26 50 828 7 321 3 324 93 440 27 147 3 079 3 330 3 005 53 148 310 243 83 23 819 430 1 296 50 918 33 310 2 672 3 020 2 338 54

– 1 – – 6 15 1 28 486 304 2 182 3 080 1 680 55

– – 5 – 13 16 2 15 658 444 2 329 2 878 1 855 56

1 – 16 3 58 97 14 245 6 167 4 408 2 486 2 862 2 106 57

10 – – – 45 35 4 46 4 922 2 199 3 118 3 553 2 934 58

4 – 1 – 8 25 21 85 1 447 1 070 2 359 2 943 1 749 59

– – – 1 10 27 20 42 980 714 2 170 2 526 1 752 60 – – 1 – – 6 11 66 559 382 2 278 2 580 2 003 61 9 – 5 1 43 44 13 111 3 080 2 156 2 575 3 377 1 958 62 32 10 40 17 108 175 190 240 8 607 4 844 2 458 3 335 2 050 63 – – 5 – 10 18 – 80 921 568 2 181 2 930 1 735 64

36 14 86 22 168 197 127 417 14 060 9 424 2 511 3 177 2 069 65 6 5 7 2 45 37 35 132 4 277 1 987 2 225 2 890 1 979 66 45 21 87 3 172 160 116 356 13 810 9 032 2 939 3 955 2 275 67 5 5 6 2 1 26 30 373 2 753 1 919 2 302 2 916 1 789 68 1 4 6 – 26 43 22 80 2 314 1 358 2 527 3 290 2 052 69

7 – 6 – – 24 4 121 1 154 794 2 273 2 967 1 756 70

9 – 9 1 30 46 28 102 2 405 1 703 2 527 2 858 2 208 71

– – 7 1 29 53 2 101 2 164 1 664 2 192 2 639 1 786 72

2 – 9 2 38 80 7 137 3 664 2 707 2 758 3 284 2 245 73

– – – – – 5 17 112 679 429 2 258 3 187 1 736 74

7 2 7 2 – 30 7 157 3 118 2 477 2 773 3 318 2 227 75

5 – 6 8 15 47 14 45 2 761 1 208 2 482 3 069 2 241 76

19 – 39 4 79 107 45 192 6 708 4 517 2 820 3 556 2 274 77

7 – 7 4 40 44 13 68 2 112 1 418 2 480 2 920 2 141 78 250 84 308 74 367 482 428 666 47 713 27 600 3 242 4 038 2 807 79

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 187
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 33

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

MICHIGANmCon.

1 Gladwin 21 -------------------- 896 848 501 579 404 255 2 2 36 27 8

2 Gogebic 18 ------------------- 052 956 619 709 438 286 – – 19 23 1

3 Grand Traverse 64 ------------- 273 3 673 2 217 2 886 1 780 959 8 332 92 108 35

4 Gratiot 38 --------------------- 982 1 708 1 034 1 299 949 648 4 – 25 35 23

5 Hillsdale 43 ------------------- 431 1 560 1 029 1 151 823 572 – 7 25 23 3

6 Houghton 35 ------------------ 446 1 200 775 898 589 375 – – 85 31 4 7 Huron 34 --------------------- 951 1 726 1 099 1 306 642 448 – 290 75 44 2 8 Ingham 281 -------------------- 912 13 882 8 896 11 239 7 820 4 938 44 548 270 483 250 9 Ionia 57 ----------------------- 024 2 304 1 552 1 833 1 197 862 – 138 24 40 12 10 Iosco 30 ---------------------- 209 1 352 1 040 1 144 794 511 5 65 56 45 1

11 Iron 13 ----------------------- 175 560 363 447 237 160 – 65 15 10 –

12 Isabella 54 -------------------- 624 1 716 990 1 381 917 555 2 4 60 70 12

13 Jackson 149 ------------------- 756 6 137 3 926 4 664 3 198 1 774 180 99 163 231 90

14 Kalamazoo 223 ----------------- 411 9 024 5 598 6 958 4 293 2 787 22 251 196 531 109

15 Kalkaska 13 ------------------- 497 721 473 523 263 165 – 122 32 31 1

16 Kent 500 ----------------------- 631 19 059 12 928 15 190 9 299 6 161 30 983 504 841 428

17 Keweenaw 1 ----------------- 701 97 34 44 1 1 – – 26 3 –

18 Lake 8 ---------------------- 583 440 243 284 112 79 – 20 37 13 1

19 Lapeer 74 --------------------- 768 2 803 1 667 1 960 1 291 849 15 151 68 86 14

20 Leelanau 16 ------------------- 527 607 361 436 275 192 – – 38 29 –

21 Lenawee 91 ------------------- 476 4 423 2 951 3 362 1 917 1 241 28 640 102 132 33 22 Livingston 115 ------------------ 645 3 539 2 335 2 709 1 931 1 215 3 74 89 125 19 23 Luce 5 ---------------------- 763 462 332 385 140 96 – 149 26 4 – 24 Mackinac 10 ------------------ 674 735 450 539 278 191 – 91 41 22 – 25 Macomb 717 ------------------- 400 24 087 17 043 19 899 13 447 8 557 188 658 461 1 276 605

26 Manistee 21 ------------------- 265 1 254 736 872 423 284 – 242 43 32 13

27 Marquette 70 ------------------ 887 3 347 2 124 2 552 1 340 962 189 101 161 115 29

28 Mason 25 --------------------- 537 1 430 780 987 708 452 2 – 9 15 –

29 Mecosta 37 ------------------- 308 1 648 1 089 1 284 685 451 – 287 66 34 22

30 Menominee 24 ---------------- 920 961 612 713 450 308 – – 65 52 14

31 Midland 75 -------------------- 651 3 120 1 952 2 440 1 636 1 114 18 41 68 93 45

32 Missaukee 12 ----------------- 147 481 244 299 225 153 – 1 24 9 –

33 Monroe 133 -------------------- 600 5 703 3 413 4 397 2 977 1 712 14 212 143 246 72

34 Montcalm 53 ------------------ 059 2 579 1 605 1 906 1 567 1 075 4 25 71 71 1

35 Montmorency 8 --------------- 936 380 170 204 128 87 – – – – –

36 Muskegon 158 ------------------ 983 8 000 5 306 6 317 4 235 2 811 233 350 166 269 105 37 Newaygo 38 ------------------- 202 1 739 1 108 1 332 1 069 759 17 – 52 40 – 38 Oakland 1 ------------------- 083 592 43 111 29 552 35 832 23 091 14 659 239 2 127 930 2 323 773 39 Oceana 22 -------------------- 454 891 458 611 463 333 – – – 3 – 40 Ogemaw 18 ------------------- 681 689 379 476 313 203 – – – – –

41 Ontonagon 8 ----------------- 854 581 369 431 181 123 – 97 67 13 –

42 Osceola 20 ------------------- 146 1 128 634 746 557 394 13 13 35 23 1

43 Oscoda 7 -------------------- 842 295 172 204 142 103 – – – – –

44 Otsego 17 -------------------- 957 883 617 675 458 321 1 2 41 13 2

45 Ottawa 187 -------------------- 768 6 929 4 436 5 370 3 319 2 239 – 578 181 213 73

46 Presque Isle 13 ---------------- 743 723 468 576 256 169 2 159 46 18 – 47 Roscommon 19 --------------- 776 1 141 600 779 553 335 – 12 41 23 1 48 Saginaw 211 ------------------- 946 8 326 5 525 6 717 4 104 2 733 48 748 143 398 146 49 St Clair 145 -------------------- 607 5 829 3 672 4 468 2 682 1 765 30 332 169 230 86 50 St Joseph 58 ------------------ 913 2 728 1 860 2 102 1 494 1 009 – 179 22 42 23

51 Sanilac 39 -------------------- 928 1 855 1 124 1 308 814 553 2 159 6 59 2

52 Schoolcraft 8 ----------------- 302 505 296 370 147 99 3 95 42 22 –

53 Shiawassee 69 ---------------- 770 2 873 1 896 2 236 1 451 976 1 320 67 86 20

54 Tuscola 55 -------------------- 498 2 278 1 477 1 717 1 232 866 – 102 78 53 1

55 Van Buren 70 ----------------- 060 5 792 2 187 2 742 1 816 1 256 – 360 74 87 24

56 Washtenaw 282 ---------------- 937 12 528 7 876 9 792 6 045 3 707 83 383 279 549 236

57 Wayne 2 --------------------- 111 687 85 034 66 368 74 322 38 506 25 567 440 1 695 1 235 7 878 2 713

MINNESOTA

58 Aitkin 12 ---------------------- 425 811 396 447 278 187 – – 1 – – 59 Anoka 243 --------------------- 641 10 302 6 733 8 334 5 681 4 243 358 193 244 420 67 60 Becker 27 --------------------- 881 1 439 848 998 635 480 52 – 52 39 1 61 Beltrami 34 ------------------- 384 2 289 1 398 1 702 1 055 749 254 37 55 47 6 62 Benton 30 -------------------- 185 1 079 642 775 499 400 49 19 30 35 2

63 Big Stone 6 ------------------ 285 799 296 436 176 123 91 74 18 12 1

64 Blue Earth 54 ----------------- 044 2 505 1 691 1 898 1 256 877 76 22 66 72 20

65 Brown 26 --------------------- 984 1 340 819 974 458 383 39 118 51 46 –

66 Carlton 29 -------------------- 259 1 853 1 001 1 312 752 508 – 161 20 17 15

67 Carver 47 --------------------- 915 2 353 1 720 1 923 973 588 88 425 44 75 1

68 Cass 21 ---------------------- 791 1 569 914 1 041 661 492 52 30 39 41 1

69 Chippewa 13 ------------------ 228 820 549 617 371 266 31 60 22 18 6

70 Chisago 30 -------------------- 521 1 309 765 956 644 465 44 25 35 42 –

71 Clay 50 ----------------------- 422 2 269 1 434 1 695 1 060 815 79 52 52 84 32

72 Clearwater 8 ----------------- 309 656 367 441 217 138 30 86 20 13 –

73 Cook 3 ---------------------- 868 388 233 297 95 66 16 87 22 16 – 74 Cottonwood 12 ---------------- 694 910 496 627 331 235 30 107 31 17 – 75 Crow Wing 44 ----------------- 249 2 558 1 540 1 919 1 029 721 117 269 65 72 12 76 Dakota 275 -------------------- 227 11 163 7 775 9 362 6 619 4 298 351 105 221 473 122 77 Dodge 15 --------------------- 731 846 441 582 339 250 87 11 25 28 –

78 Douglas 28 -------------------- 674 2 274 1 124 1 537 883 554 54 304 46 38 1

79 Faribault 16 ------------------- 937 977 481 645 414 295 – 98 6 9 –

80 Fillmore 20 -------------------- 777 1 178 633 808 482 325 95 25 38 21 1

81 Freeborn 33 ------------------- 060 1 394 917 1 031 599 426 69 36 43 63 22 82 Goodhue 40 ------------------- 690 2 068 1 319 1 545 998 741 44 40 49 86 35

See footnotes at end of table.

188 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 34

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – 4 – 20 25 1 50 1 334 983 2 382 2 886 1 891 1

5 5 3 – – 12 4 199 1 614 1 174 2 349 3 059 1 890 2

40 – 6 2 61 131 139 152 6 941 4 533 2 718 3 455 2 323 3

– 4 8 2 – 25 21 203 3 036 2 327 2 604 3 072 2 051 4

3 – 4 2 – 17 59 185 2 695 2 040 2 442 2 900 1 928 5

2 – 13 4 26 42 13 89 1 974 1 367 2 322 2 779 1 949 6 7 – 8 4 34 51 6 143 2 645 1 407 2 124 2 464 1 901 7 161 34 94 41 232 244 263 755 30 115 21 404 2 954 3 273 2 704 8 1 7 13 – – 25 23 353 4 404 3 034 2 556 2 882 2 232 9 4 2 7 7 36 55 5 62 2 592 1 875 2 334 2 889 1 854 10

– – 5 1 – 10 12 92 960 595 2 315 2 892 1 904 11

18 2 10 10 39 62 55 120 2 995 2 124 2 600 3 117 2 119 12

51 14 21 – 153 162 46 256 11 315 8 086 2 579 3 349 2 064 13

50 43 152 3 220 271 223 594 18 332 11 196 2 914 3 319 2 627 14

– – 1 – 10 27 12 24 1 014 564 1 977 2 670 1 633 15

324 133 189 80 406 586 405 982 43 486 28 435 3 069 3 744 2 583 16

– – – – 2 5 – 7 80 1 1 863 1 462 1 876 17

– – – – 20 24 – 57 537 259 1 983 2 690 1 680 18

19 1 17 1 62 82 5 148 5 131 3 807 2 831 3 762 2 026 19

– – – – 11 39 – 44 1 010 698 2 494 3 059 2 007 20

39 2 35 2 79 92 36 225 7 457 4 859 2 327 3 032 1 874 21 10 4 9 5 89 163 18 170 7 593 5 853 2 978 3 869 2 219 22 1 3 – – 7 8 – 47 736 322 1 988 2 608 1 750 23 6 2 2 12 17 29 7 32 991 549 1 933 2 469 1 651 24 270 17 217 146 576 764 250 1 024 61 880 44 353 3 381 4 118 2 777 25

3 – 5 – 26 40 6 39 1 961 956 2 370 2 612 2 232 26

46 4 23 17 43 137 176 171 6 156 3 478 2 620 3 090 2 298 27

8 1 7 – – 22 12 203 2 239 1 756 2 484 3 158 1 875 28

1 – 7 – 35 33 33 81 2 708 1 470 2 220 2 478 2 051 29

12 5 7 5 25 20 – 58 1 548 1 062 2 320 2 866 1 872 30

58 13 19 46 63 86 47 207 6 792 4 806 3 106 3 860 2 492 31

2 – – – 3 11 – 24 652 519 2 298 2 628 1 823 32

14 12 66 2 127 162 45 305 11 002 7 717 2 865 3 564 2 355 33

– – 5 3 31 47 7 74 4 652 3 928 2 623 2 968 2 105 34

– – – 5 – 1 – 70 391 281 2 027 2 578 1 559 35

36 27 141 15 132 237 82 289 15 906 11 261 2 717 3 201 2 309 36 6 2 4 1 26 40 4 71 3 182 2 623 2 565 2 927 1 983 37 756 118 270 120 967 1 462 359 2 297 108 759 75 428 3 289 4 174 2 651 38 – – – – – – – 145 1 305 1 025 2 386 2 716 1 907 39 – – 1 – – 5 – 157 996 730 2 291 2 911 1 694 40

3 – 2 – 15 25 12 16 906 437 2 206 2 942 1 881 41

1 4 3 – 15 19 2 60 1 741 1 391 2 476 2 849 1 976 42

– – – – – – – 62 427 327 2 146 2 708 1 529 43

4 1 – – 26 40 17 70 1 479 1 119 2 272 2 876 1 673 44

65 2 69 1 89 222 245 313 14 378 9 329 2 879 3 396 2 455 45

– – 3 – 13 15 3 61 1 080 516 1 945 2 492 1 650 46 1 – 7 3 14 39 27 58 1 669 1 267 2 386 2 922 1 908 47 80 15 95 41 183 246 88 382 17 850 11 535 2 905 3 627 2 381 48 82 25 72 14 147 185 114 300 12 838 8 496 3 166 3 986 2 556 49 3 – 9 2 – 40 31 257 4 658 3 357 2 280 2 600 1 948 50

4 – 9 – 40 37 1 175 2 919 2 045 2 352 3 066 1 771 51

1 2 3 – 11 19 10 15 833 380 2 423 3 265 2 096 52

– 1 23 3 50 56 19 139 5 190 3 699 2 497 3 071 1 983 53

1 – 12 3 13 108 9 105 4 022 3 094 2 470 2 923 1 906 54

7 2 8 – 69 72 32 191 6 263 4 260 2 462 2 800 2 104 55

265 41 137 46 295 478 350 605 27 954 18 410 3 149 4 018 2 573 56

4 358 646 1 547 1 749 1 432 2 777 5 278 4 068 233 738 138 925 3 345 4 552 2 691 57

– 5 – – – 1 – 162 905 579 2 060 2 436 1 791 58 175 19 48 7 153 359 64 546 21 316 14 484 2 783 3 083 2 459 59 3 28 8 6 8 56 19 91 2 208 1 535 2 292 2 793 1 838 60 6 42 11 10 17 64 4 94 3 550 2 337 2 241 2 541 1 944 61 2 – 2 – 21 34 46 36 2 040 1 375 2 848 3 152 2 501 62

– 5 1 – 1 17 3 37 897 358 2 042 2 427 1 854 63

23 31 14 9 27 66 40 176 4 416 2 917 2 431 2 858 2 081 64

24 5 12 3 9 57 91 61 2 194 1 089 2 376 2 492 2 287 65

6 14 5 – 2 8 12 300 2 934 1 718 2 440 2 725 2 219 66

12 8 4 6 24 76 3 184 4 349 2 103 2 351 2 781 2 153 67

– 17 3 – 16 40 – 141 2 097 1 315 2 088 2 177 1 995 68

6 3 – – 7 33 6 54 1 165 665 1 908 1 973 1 848 69

2 – 1 7 23 38 3 92 2 246 1 603 2 508 2 840 2 139 70

24 12 17 39 23 83 7 131 4 140 2 758 2 572 2 938 2 212 71

– 4 – 2 3 26 – 40 933 485 2 249 2 894 1 903 72

1 – 3 3 5 22 3 24 628 204 2 225 2 554 2 116 73 2 3 5 5 9 31 9 47 1 180 699 2 031 2 386 1 761 74 13 16 6 5 18 91 27 179 4 370 2 544 2 437 2 993 2 052 75 242 193 14 7 128 365 55 467 24 034 16 343 2 779 3 076 2 502 76 2 – 1 5 10 22 5 47 1 267 796 2 367 2 649 2 091 77

12 8 16 19 13 50 28 65 3 205 1 928 2 366 2 846 2 069 78

1 7 4 – 1 10 18 77 1 353 928 2 208 2 515 1 863 79

– – 2 13 9 31 7 84 1 600 1 030 2 136 2 534 1 804 80

24 8 17 6 21 53 8 62 2 448 1 421 2 460 2 644 2 319 81 7 26 19 25 21 88 12 95 3 770 2 484 2 554 2 834 2 305 82

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 189
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Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

MINNESOTAmCon.

1 Grant 6 ---------------------- 246 444 233 266 98 70 8 85 19 6 1

2 Hennepin 1 ------------------ 032 431 46 924 31 679 39 007 18 489 13 352 2 275 3 978 1 731 2 300 688

3 Houston 18 ------------------- 497 848 470 569 360 259 21 23 24 18 –

4 Hubbard 14 ------------------- 939 970 600 694 360 251 191 – 33 24 –

5 Isanti 25 ---------------------- 921 1 205 670 882 603 437 44 19 23 21 –

6 Itasca 40 --------------------- 863 2 950 1 534 2 067 924 631 154 485 138 51 7 7 Jackson 11 ------------------- 677 941 474 622 255 197 77 129 38 19 1 8 Kanabec 12 ------------------- 802 818 456 590 319 214 32 114 22 23 – 9 Kandiyohi 38 ------------------ 761 2 783 1 560 2 110 931 710 86 691 61 69 3 10 Kittson 5 --------------------- 767 494 261 301 180 118 14 9 22 5 –

11 Koochiching 16 ---------------- 299 1 094 607 850 349 208 59 207 52 46 5

12 Lac Qui Parle 8 -------------- 924 650 265 378 145 112 16 104 29 13 –

13 Lake 10 ---------------------- 415 964 556 609 337 220 77 3 49 28 1

14 Lake of the Woods 4 --------- 076 240 170 192 99 56 10 – 16 10 –

15 Le Sueur 23 ------------------- 239 1 088 623 742 492 353 41 6 29 23 –

16 Lincoln 6 -------------------- 890 395 213 263 160 119 1 – 19 9 –

17 Lyon 24 ---------------------- 789 1 199 737 876 696 542 1 – 28 19 –

18 McLeod 32 -------------------- 030 1 708 1 052 1 267 691 492 47 241 41 53 14

19 Mahnomen 5 ----------------- 044 425 308 330 242 195 – – – – –

20 Marshall 10 ------------------- 993 813 424 479 339 230 19 – 33 11 –

21 Martin 22 --------------------- 914 1 343 806 922 578 431 54 1 50 31 – 22 Meeker 20 -------------------- 846 1 391 700 934 592 447 27 122 40 33 – 23 Mille Lacs 18 ------------------ 670 1 210 720 858 627 466 41 28 28 40 – 24 Morrison 29 ------------------- 604 1 514 859 1 044 681 485 60 61 50 33 8 25 Mower 37 --------------------- 385 1 696 1 123 1 265 781 549 – 1 25 34 25

26 Murray 9 --------------------- 660 606 278 355 190 142 2 45 22 10 –

27 Nicollet 28 -------------------- 076 1 017 530 749 273 207 48 175 46 51 1

28 Nobles 20 --------------------- 098 1 422 662 958 495 352 19 217 22 41 3

29 Norman 7 -------------------- 975 756 374 458 228 170 15 86 33 13 –

30 Olmsted 106 ------------------- 470 4 625 3 260 3 838 2 151 1 578 165 236 144 204 90

31 Otter Tail 50 ------------------ 714 2 797 1 423 1 872 1 035 776 71 271 65 63 2

32 Pennington 13 ----------------- 306 1 148 652 908 517 357 118 – 39 29 7

33 Pine 21 ----------------------- 264 1 618 740 986 675 489 18 83 44 26 1

34 Pipestone 10 ------------------ 491 745 570 591 263 205 122 95 4 5 –

35 Polk 32 ----------------------- 498 1 971 994 1 155 646 425 70 20 61 59 17

36 Pope 10 ---------------------- 745 729 337 439 246 175 23 75 21 15 – 37 Ramsey 485 -------------------- 765 26 565 19 292 22 916 9 411 6 545 1 214 2 516 540 892 510 38 Red Lake 4 ------------------ 525 359 182 227 146 101 – – – – – 39 Redwood 17 ------------------ 254 1 181 550 709 384 285 – 65 10 12 2 40 Renville 17 -------------------- 673 980 522 655 381 275 33 65 36 21 –

41 Rice 49 ----------------------- 183 2 031 1 019 1 331 486 396 54 406 54 76 15

42 Rock 9 ---------------------- 806 779 381 502 257 179 – 94 10 7 –

43 Roseau 15 -------------------- 026 1 122 645 788 456 305 – 167 – – –

44 St Louis 198 ------------------- 213 11 819 7 983 9 217 4 036 2 860 858 582 592 521 215

45 Scott 57 ---------------------- 846 2 171 1 452 1 726 1 014 776 102 41 78 70 4

46 Sherburne 41 ------------------ 945 1 783 1 123 1 378 975 741 61 19 35 62 10 47 Sibley 14 --------------------- 366 711 378 462 285 211 25 18 29 13 – 48 Stearns 118 -------------------- 791 6 491 3 573 4 783 3 202 2 313 153 287 139 165 58 49 Steele 30 --------------------- 729 1 550 979 1 164 677 455 127 23 46 55 9 50 Stevens 10 -------------------- 634 666 345 438 250 173 22 49 24 9 –

51 Swift 10 ---------------------- 724 800 427 526 248 190 27 113 37 22 –

52 Todd 23 ---------------------- 363 1 718 1 055 1 256 765 511 53 213 38 37 –

53 Traverse 4 ------------------- 463 455 205 273 124 102 60 – 26 9 –

54 Wabasha 19 ------------------ 744 1 087 591 736 457 371 26 57 36 32 9

55 Wadena 13 ------------------- 154 1 035 603 728 503 373 – – – – –

56 Waseca 18 -------------------- 079 999 514 658 453 349 21 7 34 26 6

57 Washington 145 ---------------- 896 5 341 3 546 4 347 2 870 2 042 126 181 114 240 31

58 Watonwan 38 ----------------- 042 1 902 1 097 1 302 757 527 – 62 70 55 12

59 Wilkin 7 ---------------------- 516 519 226 285 157 112 – – 5 11 –

60 Winona 47 -------------------- 828 1 802 1 156 1 351 766 592 4 – 29 47 28

61 Wright 68 --------------------- 710 3 341 2 028 2 492 1 691 1 169 97 225 64 84 4

62 Yellow Medicine 11 ------------ 684 779 444 519 365 245 25 – 28 15 –

MISSISSIPPI

63 Adams 35 --------------------- 356 3 865 1 653 1 780 821 568 – 462 90 106 51

64 Alcorn 31 --------------------- 722 1 866 1 652 1 710 736 490 2 599 61 53 39

65 Amite 13 ---------------------- 328 449 372 392 297 201 – – – – –

66 Attala 18 ---------------------- 481 745 652 675 428 289 2 – 64 30 11

67 Benton 8 -------------------- 046 315 292 295 223 143 – – 19 13 –

68 Bolivar 41 --------------------- 875 2 276 1 833 1 987 1 138 825 1 453 76 78 5

69 Calhoun 14 ------------------- 908 497 390 419 305 234 – – 32 12 2

70 Carroll 9 --------------------- 237 1 238 188 201 118 80 2 – 24 4 –

71 Chickasaw 18 ----------------- 085 868 645 703 439 323 30 40 44 42 7

72 Choctaw 9 ------------------- 071 395 334 353 290 215 – – 17 11 –

73 Claiborne 11 ------------------ 370 574 502 524 361 239 4 54 28 13 14 74 Clarke 17 --------------------- 313 629 554 570 402 252 – 6 35 16 – 75 Clay 21 ----------------------- 120 781 707 744 544 361 – 1 17 26 22 76 Coahoma 31 ------------------ 665 1 980 1 810 1 870 852 589 – 587 67 68 57 77 Copiah 27 --------------------- 592 1 523 1 118 1 259 882 496 2 131 47 40 6

78 Covington 16 ------------------ 527 641 530 564 461 357 – – 1 16 2

79 De Soto 67 ------------------- 910 2 895 2 619 2 699 1 613 1 176 – 16 34 98 56

80 Forrest 68 -------------------- 314 4 716 4 212 4 436 1 413 1 001 – 2 007 128 199 102

81 Franklin 8 -------------------- 377 390 310 330 229 169 – 20 24 10 – 82 George 16 -------------------- 673 568 504 518 415 272 – 3 17 13 –

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1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– 1 1 – 4 16 – 27 642 285 2 525 3 415 2 244 1

1 708 1 048 193 236 894 2 050 558 2 859 107 781 48 203 2 954 3 206 2 825 2

– – 2 – 12 36 2 71 1 243 852 2 205 2 603 1 820 3

1 2 1 5 10 33 1 33 1 300 782 1 932 2 563 1 587 4

– 2 – 2 10 26 2 130 2 150 1 547 2 694 3 012 2 377 5

13 7 15 6 19 77 31 140 5 010 2 403 2 635 3 108 2 390 6 2 3 1 2 8 32 6 49 1 144 541 2 031 2 530 1 767 7 – 5 2 – 10 26 2 35 1 268 700 2 344 2 827 2 002 8 23 – 19 5 11 53 – 158 4 861 2 390 2 545 2 958 2 285 9 – – – 1 3 15 3 49 602 354 2 033 2 229 1 892 10

1 5 5 5 7 62 13 34 1 905 839 2 552 3 087 2 329 11

– 1 2 2 1 19 4 42 681 309 1 955 2 366 1 757 12

4 2 8 2 7 30 6 55 1 300 650 2 190 2 371 2 075 13

– – – 7 1 25 1 23 375 197 2 045 2 827 1 681 14

1 8 1 – 7 20 – 114 1 461 1 088 2 063 2 516 1 605 15

2 1 – – 5 17 4 45 521 345 2 043 2 564 1 599 16

5 7 3 6 11 30 3 67 1 826 1 468 2 224 2 364 1 979 17

21 7 7 1 15 48 19 62 2 786 1 633 2 319 2 784 1 989 18

– – – – – – – 88 663 513 2 073 2 315 1 679 19

– 3 – – 1 19 5 49 972 720 2 081 2 550 1 633 20

11 4 6 8 18 66 36 59 1 793 1 169 2 003 2 277 1 761 21 10 4 6 – 4 27 20 49 2 020 1 342 2 378 2 658 2 065 22 – – 3 – 16 30 2 43 2 015 1 539 2 483 2 831 2 028 23 4 2 6 2 15 54 6 62 2 333 1 639 2 384 2 921 1 907 24 25 12 29 – 2 15 36 280 2 924 1 773 2 432 2 505 2 368 25

– – – 3 4 17 – 62 777 470 2 321 2 857 1 896 26

18 – – 3 20 56 22 36 1 571 565 2 306 2 437 2 247 27

8 5 10 – 7 30 15 86 2 165 1 231 2 590 3 073 2 278 28

– – 1 1 7 19 6 49 919 476 2 067 2 346 1 878 29

130 20 34 58 54 148 184 220 9 241 4 894 2 582 2 817 2 436 30

11 9 11 37 24 91 9 173 4 023 2 295 2 337 2 615 2 114 31

9 3 3 9 9 42 32 91 1 758 1 080 2 198 2 415 2 043 32

– 1 1 – 11 32 1 93 2 060 1 488 2 293 2 510 2 049 33

– 2 1 2 – 4 1 92 1 138 558 1 921 2 255 1 745 34

24 22 5 22 20 53 12 124 2 470 1 451 2 228 2 558 2 002 35

3 – 1 – 6 26 1 22 903 549 2 223 2 759 1 803 36 685 151 1 068 130 616 703 2 461 2 019 63 688 23 709 2 936 3 060 2 888 37 – 3 – – – – – 78 438 298 2 079 2 458 1 788 38 2 1 3 – – 12 17 201 1 521 861 2 319 2 625 2 059 39 2 – 1 5 – 30 3 78 1 352 818 2 165 2 458 1 911 40

24 13 17 7 21 56 10 92 3 150 1 264 2 519 2 771 2 378 41

– 2 5 3 – 9 21 94 1 004 518 2 091 2 354 1 882 42

– 2 – – – – – 163 1 620 958 2 140 2 414 1 927 43

106 106 160 52 145 429 443 972 22 894 10 052 2 619 2 966 2 469 44

27 5 7 – 42 134 23 179 4 201 2 456 2 603 2 700 2 514 45

5 – 6 7 32 83 20 63 3 406 2 487 2 717 3 045 2 333 46 – – – – 7 23 – 62 1 048 665 2 375 2 513 2 238 47 49 34 25 21 91 188 49 322 10 676 7 068 2 554 2 981 2 141 48 25 – 9 4 14 35 80 60 2 864 1 755 2 603 3 167 2 216 49 2 4 – – 1 23 – 54 843 473 2 081 2 120 2 045 50

– 3 – 5 1 26 2 42 1 042 566 2 041 2 574 1 734 51

1 2 2 7 11 35 1 91 2 784 1 900 2 323 2 747 1 998 52

– – – – 1 15 – 38 480 258 1 817 2 062 1 632 53

5 12 2 1 9 32 9 49 1 592 1 038 2 318 2 493 2 107 54

– 5 – – – – – 220 1 562 1 180 2 268 2 695 1 759 55

7 3 6 2 10 34 11 38 1 493 1 025 2 501 2 750 2 231 56

67 19 13 2 98 308 27 251 11 355 7 385 2 800 3 137 2 488 57

4 4 20 4 32 49 20 213 2 896 1 813 2 366 2 797 2 041 58

2 3 1 – 1 4 8 93 602 346 2 257 2 554 2 042 59

30 17 15 – – 26 11 378 3 103 1 827 2 439 2 691 2 231 60

8 2 7 1 29 98 9 173 5 756 3 985 2 450 2 739 2 162 61

– 2 2 3 2 20 9 48 1 045 740 2 056 2 405 1 749 62

20 9 – 24 27 60 54 56 2 837 1 146 1 645 1 524 1 708 63

6 71 9 4 22 41 34 33 2 852 1 114 1 662 1 802 1 603 64

– – – – – – – 95 531 423 1 370 1 661 1 038 65

2 1 6 22 13 48 19 29 981 635 1 460 1 828 1 181 66

– – – – 16 18 2 4 329 259 1 105 1 437 787 67

9 1 3 22 24 48 17 112 3 173 1 782 1 629 1 802 1 489 68

– – 1 4 4 13 – 46 635 470 1 517 1 711 1 236 69

– – – – 8 16 - 29 348 249 1 774 2 429 1 288 70

– 2 2 5 8 31 28 25 1 020 644 1 471 1 603 1 344 71

– – – 5 7 8 1 14 458 363 1 320 1 347 1 273 72

5 – – – 6 12 6 21 734 517 1 417 1 661 1 201 73 – – – 7 16 22 13 53 860 552 1 527 1 625 1 446 74 2 8 8 5 – 3 25 83 1 120 786 1 544 1 805 1 272 75 8 10 32 7 10 39 62 71 2 988 1 254 1 614 1 751 1 548 76 2 4 4 1 14 33 6 87 1 910 1 427 1 598 1 920 1 354 77

– – 1 4 – 12 5 62 773 649 1 407 1 589 1 031 78

– – 1 33 14 48 38 748 3 399 2 199 1 269 1 509 1 074 79

34 26 33 72 44 102 75 201 7 682 2 344 1 770 1 897 1 732 80

– – 1 1 10 16 1 18 511 369 1 580 1 843 1 276 81 – – – – 16 17 – 37 667 545 1 291 1 567 981 82

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 191
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Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

MISSISSIPPImCon.

1 Greene 10 -------------------- 220 411 328 349 265 166 – – 28 – –

2 Grenada 21 ------------------- 555 776 629 680 471 338 – 4 33 58 23

3 Hancock 31 ------------------- 760 1 326 1 044 1 149 584 394 – 171 61 54 18

4 Harrison 165 ------------------- 365 7 807 6 745 7 148 3 661 2 469 44 1 470 267 397 251

5 Hinds 254 ---------------------- 441 9 142 7 946 8 443 5 499 3 670 42 – 318 678 396

6 Holmes 21 -------------------- 604 904 719 772 575 420 – – 42 25 4 7 Humphreys 12 ----------------- 134 463 426 430 332 213 – – 17 23 5 8 Issaquena 1 ------------------ 909 52 40 41 – – – – – – – 9 Itawamba 20 ------------------ 017 1 038 710 794 672 422 – – 28 15 3 10 Jackson 115 ------------------- 243 6 444 5 434 5 832 2 898 2 110 12 1 646 184 280 147

11 Jasper 17 --------------------- 114 896 721 785 440 279 4 182 39 17 2

12 Jefferson 8 ------------------ 653 445 374 395 271 188 – 43 23 16 –

13 Jefferson Davis 14 ------------- 051 709 590 621 352 260 112 57 35 12 2

14 Jones 62 --------------------- 031 3 791 2 915 3 233 1 678 1 081 5 1 004 108 103 63

15 Kemper 10 -------------------- 356 601 417 456 391 219 1 – 24 8 –

16 Lafayette 31 ------------------- 826 950 838 871 586 447 1 – 26 56 40

17 Lamar 30 --------------------- 424 1 020 947 971 760 541 1 – 54 35 –

18 Lauderdale 75 ----------------- 555 2 557 2 404 2 450 1 583 1 198 2 – 151 145 111

19 Lawrence 12 ------------------ 458 602 502 534 317 229 – 113 24 7 –

20 Leake 18 --------------------- 436 606 511 544 399 297 – – 26 28 7

21 Lee 65 ----------------------- 581 2 361 2 137 2 206 1 418 1 175 34 – 112 130 78 22 Leflore 37 --------------------- 341 2 185 1 816 1 985 964 717 – 574 125 47 53 23 Lincoln 30 -------------------- 278 1 136 999 1 054 773 553 – – 47 48 31 24 Lowndes 59 ------------------- 308 2 918 2 407 2 732 1 322 942 1 813 72 93 64 25 Madison 53 ------------------- 794 1 806 1 618 1 681 976 721 67 131 105 102 38

26 Marion 25 --------------------- 544 1 166 975 1 090 668 466 – 214 63 43 18

27 Marshall 30 ------------------- 361 1 018 832 873 593 445 – 1 37 35 8

28 Monroe 36 -------------------- 582 1 407 1 095 1 200 743 570 1 85 57 69 29

29 Montgomery 12 ---------------- 388 595 496 527 323 246 1 52 26 12 1

30 Neshoba 24 ------------------- 800 816 705 744 434 310 6 – 72 34 16

31 Newton 20 -------------------- 291 888 745 782 618 403 2 – 37 41 1

32 Noxubee 12 ------------------- 604 598 509 536 300 204 – 121 24 11 –

33 Oktibbeha 38 ------------------ 375 1 713 1 454 1 547 849 638 1 370 48 68 35

34 Panola 29 --------------------- 996 1 595 1 329 1 441 928 684 – 216 61 66 6

35 Pearl River 38 ----------------- 714 1 957 1 592 1 723 1 239 688 – 176 45 65 26

36 Perry 10 ---------------------- 865 625 466 513 287 207 – 109 23 11 1 37 Pike 36 ----------------------- 882 2 078 1 777 1 944 992 731 2 618 56 57 33 38 Pontotoc 22 ------------------- 237 902 752 801 543 353 – 111 31 27 4 39 Prentiss 23 -------------------- 278 1 243 1 023 1 077 872 562 – – 10 23 19 40 Quitman 10 ------------------- 490 403 367 376 262 188 – – – – –

41 Rankin 87 --------------------- 161 2 491 2 180 2 300 1 580 1 174 7 6 143 150 85

42 Scott 24 ---------------------- 137 1 084 951 992 687 518 – 107 41 43 5

43 Sharkey 7 -------------------- 066 336 287 299 264 192 – – 2 6 –

44 Simpson 23 ------------------- 953 1 907 1 582 1 671 481 339 – 17 45 39 –

45 Smith 14 ---------------------- 798 1 509 1 418 1 440 339 245 – – 31 15 –

46 Stone 10 ---------------------- 750 1 291 986 1 179 1 115 704 – – 14 11 – 47 Sunflower 32 ------------------ 867 1 976 1 539 1 662 1 045 679 1 261 53 76 12 48 Tallahatchie 15 ---------------- 210 706 619 646 416 248 – 104 34 31 – 49 Tate 21 ----------------------- 432 1 518 1 059 1 114 934 572 – – 2 13 6 50 Tippah 19 --------------------- 523 1 013 849 914 497 397 2 173 32 25 2

51 Tishomingo 17 ---------------- 683 577 460 478 338 276 – – 18 8 1

52 Tunica 8 --------------------- 164 393 338 351 234 157 – – – – –

53 Union 22 ---------------------- 085 720 643 658 448 291 1 – 26 32 9

54 Walthall 14 -------------------- 352 621 510 546 363 260 – 106 23 15 2

55 Warren 47 -------------------- 880 1 949 1 674 1 746 1 151 825 – – 97 120 105

56 Washington 67 ---------------- 935 3 369 2 948 3 076 1 681 1 214 12 545 112 212 88

57 Wayne 19 --------------------- 517 1 009 820 891 520 351 1 204 52 27 3

58 Webster 10 ------------------- 222 416 308 338 245 179 1 1 22 25 –

59 Wilkinson 9 ------------------ 678 466 400 422 222 167 – 91 27 16 1

60 Winston 19 -------------------- 433 1 039 916 932 454 327 193 129 6 22 7

61 Yalobusha 12 ----------------- 033 653 499 551 291 211 – 116 40 21 7

62 Yazoo 25 --------------------- 506 1 017 853 894 613 437 – – 44 43 16

MISSOURI

63 Adair 24 ---------------------- 577 917 742 787 375 292 – 192 32 38 22

64 Andrew 14 -------------------- 632 566 373 429 328 254 – 17 19 22 1

65 Atchison 7 ------------------- 457 398 310 333 198 143 – 25 26 12 –

66 Audrain 23 -------------------- 599 1 024 672 780 480 332 63 3 43 53 4

67 Barry 27 ---------------------- 547 1 056 874 932 626 433 1 96 24 22 10

68 Barton 11 --------------------- 312 648 448 500 270 220 – 140 5 11 9

69 Bates 15 ---------------------- 025 674 452 490 340 263 – – 2 – –

70 Benton 13 -------------------- 859 496 411 443 270 182 101 – 14 14 –

71 Bollinger 10 ------------------- 619 325 280 291 231 155 – 7 12 9 –

72 Boone 112 --------------------- 379 3 588 2 771 3 101 1 550 1 204 1 38 96 202 139

73 Buchanan 83 ------------------ 083 2 809 2 360 2 604 1 603 1 214 1 38 129 192 130 74 Butler 38 ---------------------- 765 1 635 1 255 1 370 880 546 – 3 61 60 41 75 Caldwell 8 ------------------- 380 470 366 385 225 165 91 4 1 – – 76 Callaway 32 ------------------- 809 986 794 854 533 369 – 32 36 44 18 77 Camden 27 ------------------- 495 1 020 814 891 518 352 101 19 14 35 13

78 Cape Girardeau 61 ------------- 633 1 845 1 379 1 543 899 672 – 2 66 156 62

79 Carroll 10 --------------------- 748 566 355 383 256 194 – 17 19 22 4

80 Carter 5 --------------------- 515 231 198 209 158 110 – 6 3 9 –

81 Cass 63 ---------------------- 808 2 555 1 945 2 161 1 485 1 063 1 173 57 122 47 82 Cedar 12 --------------------- 093 507 377 400 234 160 – 79 16 14 1

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192 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – – – 23 12 – 21 433 348 1 269 1 659 898 1

3 – 3 1 25 33 15 11 981 694 1 480 1 662 1 278 2

9 1 17 18 26 50 11 129 1 645 847 1 442 1 677 1 305 3

148 195 10 – 159 187 121 238 12 697 5 764 1 782 1 840 1 750 4

105 58 76 33 181 240 286 531 15 291 9 498 1 828 2 028 1 667 5

1 – – 6 19 23 9 68 1 076 850 1 429 1 662 1 115 6 – – 3 14 5 16 5 10 585 456 1 358 1 671 1 044 7 – – – – – 1 – 40 42 – 972 – 972 8

1 – 2 7 11 30 15 10 1 356 1 172 1 787 1 908 1 613 9 54 9 57 5 93 148 102 197 10 616 4 580 1 843 1 797 1 869 10

– – 2 2 18 31 2 46 1 037 588 1 312 1 659 1 095 11

– – – 3 8 17 7 7 515 390 1 325 1 698 986 12

– – – – 10 20 2 19 931 574 1 514 1 914 1 210 13

20 22 3 27 26 71 21 82 5 474 2 792 1 783 2 015 1 649 14

– – – – 4 16 – 12 671 590 1 480 1 806 1 175 15

15 8 14 39 16 22 29 19 1 354 885 1 566 1 657 1 463 16

– 3 – 19 27 28 2 42 1 271 997 1 315 1 469 1 112 17

44 88 41 45 24 76 60 80 4 006 2 602 1 649 1 767 1 535 18

– – – 10 12 23 – 28 815 475 1 540 1 711 1 400 19

4 – 3 5 12 25 8 27 843 652 1 584 1 797 1 288 20

24 21 – 25 34 70 91 169 3 634 2 365 1 660 1 790 1 510 21 6 – 17 29 48 62 – 60 3 054 1 487 1 587 1 740 1 491 22 9 8 13 33 21 38 10 23 1 408 1 097 1 355 1 631 1 033 23 – 58 – 107 27 54 47 74 4 502 2 135 1 649 1 832 1 536 24 7 6 – 5 43 102 20 79 2 648 1 526 1 594 1 744 1 477 25

4 – 3 17 10 36 8 6 1 585 976 1 506 1 575 1 444 26

3 7 – 24 24 43 63 35 1 324 914 1 534 1 699 1 353 27

14 12 2 27 11 57 54 39 1 861 1 177 1 606 1 771 1 432 28

– 6 – – 13 18 – 75 697 432 1 332 1 457 1 211 29

– 51 4 6 23 49 28 21 1 057 649 1 434 1 744 1 194 30

– – 2 15 19 25 4 18 1 150 956 1 469 1 736 1 176 31

– – – 6 14 25 9 26 724 426 1 365 1 666 1 168 32

7 15 16 15 19 37 51 16 2 326 1 148 1 526 1 462 1 575 33

6 4 6 2 12 38 28 68 1 937 1 183 1 357 1 399 1 314 34

5 15 9 26 20 63 15 19 2 682 2 091 1 616 2 035 1 308 35

3 2 – 10 19 20 3 25 699 433 1 398 1 750 1 123 36 3 31 9 – 23 54 7 59 3 324 1 675 1 705 1 927 1 557 37 1 3 – 3 17 29 19 13 1 186 763 1 508 1 717 1 329 38 7 4 5 – – 10 24 103 1 724 1 464 1 629 1 942 1 275 39 – – – – – – – 114 467 366 1 245 1 577 896 40

25 – – – 48 127 37 92 3 660 2 565 1 617 1 837 1 376 41

2 4 18 8 15 27 15 20 1 376 940 1 389 1 445 1 322 42

– – 2 2 – 9 1 13 452 395 1 521 1 663 1 249 43

1 – – 14 22 36 5 1 011 1 443 705 853 1 722 627 44

– – 2 – 9 20 4 1 020 644 509 428 1 706 165 45

– – – 3 16 20 – – 2 098 2 036 1 977 2 319 1 581 46 6 – 2 38 31 30 18 89 2 611 1 673 1 594 1 801 1 440 47 – – 4 – 13 22 4 18 988 694 1 529 1 856 1 311 48 2 – 5 12 3 12 7 118 1 879 1 636 1 700 2 000 1 364 49 2 – – 11 19 35 22 94 1 308 665 1 445 1 380 1 501 50

– 1 – 5 17 17 – 73 738 555 1 563 1 866 1 144 51

– – – – – – – 117 541 433 1 559 2 127 1 066 52

7 – – 24 16 27 61 7 1 003 697 1 525 1 977 1 159 53

– – – 6 6 19 2 4 780 532 1 460 1 731 1 187 54

10 13 25 – 21 64 62 78 2 866 1 854 1 657 1 832 1 494 55

34 31 38 24 37 88 30 144 4 830 2 538 1 573 1 711 1 480 56

4 2 6 18 10 29 5 10 1 245 715 1 433 1 567 1 336 57

– – – 1 4 26 3 10 455 342 1 387 1 651 1 040 58

– – – 1 13 23 – 28 640 346 1 546 1 729 1 420 59

2 4 – 7 1 9 31 67 1 359 691 1 459 1 770 1 293 60

5 7 4 5 4 25 12 14 734 405 1 363 1 535 1 238 61

5 9 13 33 30 49 18 21 1 220 861 1 381 1 675 1 094 62

5 9 9 1 16 41 12 35 1 203 637 1 549 1 823 1 387 63

– – 2 1 4 16 9 10 692 546 1 666 1 853 1 336 64

– 3 – 3 2 13 – 51 489 300 1 481 1 661 1 330 65

7 19 7 9 20 35 7 30 1 253 822 1 681 2 011 1 405 66

23 – 7 8 1 9 20 85 1 349 964 1 470 1 743 1 212 67

– – – 5 1 14 21 24 750 371 1 538 1 378 1 688 68

– – – – – – 6 142 687 497 1 420 1 611 1 167 69

– – – – 3 15 – 26 581 375 1 329 1 642 1 082 70

– – – – 3 11 – 18 417 348 1 425 1 694 1 100 71

139 48 56 56 91 113 264 308 7 038 3 772 2 384 2 716 2 152 72

61 23 17 16 68 128 49 149 4 731 3 035 1 917 2 204 1 672 73 8 35 8 – 21 32 76 145 3 061 1 529 2 337 1 990 2 579 74 – – – – – – 4 60 497 351 1 298 1 754 940 75 3 9 – 17 11 45 56 50 1 390 884 1 642 1 831 1 487 76 – – 5 – 2 19 5 160 1 351 849 1 549 1 936 1 272 77

74 3 29 45 21 61 25 100 2 864 1 809 1 932 2 271 1 634 78

– 4 4 – 3 27 4 23 591 426 1 552 1 828 1 245 79

– – – – 2 14 2 15 326 275 1 566 2 040 997 80

13 – 18 – 15 85 53 92 4 448 3 189 2 130 2 505 1 739 81 4 – 4 – 4 17 13 14 631 360 1 575 1 728 1 468 82

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 193
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 39

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

MISSOURImCon.

1 Chariton 9 ------------------- 202 429 262 295 196 134 – 9 6 8 – 2 Christian 32 ------------------- 644 1 049 832 880 717 520 – – 16 23 1 3 Clark 7 ---------------------- 547 464 311 381 193 132 76 5 27 9 – 4 Clay 153 ----------------------- 411 8 097 6 378 7 142 3 120 2 109 5 2 579 103 254 127 5 Clinton 16 --------------------- 595 560 451 479 326 263 – 4 27 25 –

6 Cole 63 ----------------------- 579 1 940 1 572 1 668 1 056 758 16 15 68 120 73

7 Cooper 14 -------------------- 835 692 509 559 310 220 8 132 12 26 8

8 Crawford 19 ------------------- 173 560 481 491 357 247 – 20 29 8 1

9 Dade 7 ---------------------- 449 459 300 317 179 129 89 – 6 13 –

10 Dallas 12 --------------------- 646 317 309 311 221 144 – – 17 2 –

11 Daviess 7 -------------------- 865 392 264 286 193 133 – 15 1 – –

12 De Kalb 9 -------------------- 967 301 210 226 163 121 – 6 8 10 –

13 Dent 13 ----------------------- 702 566 467 508 281 192 – 116 7 15 –

14 Douglas 11 -------------------- 876 292 266 271 180 126 – 22 17 11 –

15 Dunklin 33 -------------------- 112 1 301 1 009 1 063 733 500 4 15 25 60 18

16 Franklin 80 -------------------- 603 2 622 2 079 2 256 1 597 1 107 – 61 104 169 5 17 Gasconade 14 ----------------- 006 678 506 545 339 235 – 103 22 15 – 18 Gentry 6 --------------------- 848 328 241 254 176 137 – – 4 1 – 19 Greene 207 -------------------- 949 7 605 6 112 6 981 3 881 2 609 51 85 199 368 200 20 Grundy 10 -------------------- 536 743 534 598 279 201 154 10 16 20 8

21 Harrison 8 ------------------- 469 520 361 378 230 159 – 50 10 14 1

22 Henry 20 ---------------------- 044 1 145 738 910 363 245 1 356 22 45 14

23 Hickory 7 -------------------- 335 297 236 252 210 149 – – 8 13 –

24 Holt 6 ----------------------- 034 223 161 172 129 103 – – 8 10 3

25 Howard 9 -------------------- 631 486 363 409 197 157 – 113 1 – –

26 Howell 31 --------------------- 447 1 268 1 088 1 135 812 626 – 2 32 37 9

27 Iron 10 ----------------------- 726 511 436 455 327 225 – 7 31 13 –

28 Jackson 633 ------------------- 232 27 203 22 218 24 107 12 454 8 641 14 243 744 2 726 1 297

29 Jasper 90 --------------------- 465 3 247 2 434 2 696 1 864 1 288 – 35 121 160 84

30 Jefferson 171 ------------------ 380 5 225 4 052 4 406 3 217 2 173 – 131 150 271 98

31 Johnson 42 ------------------- 514 1 439 1 073 1 181 651 465 – 252 41 37 20 32 Knox 4 ---------------------- 482 324 192 246 112 81 61 6 19 4 – 33 Laclede 27 -------------------- 158 943 691 774 463 331 – – 139 31 13 34 Lafayette 31 ------------------- 107 1 165 789 838 586 479 – 9 34 30 11 35 Lawrence 30 ------------------ 236 1 178 936 1 001 604 469 77 169 30 33 4

36 Lewis 10 ---------------------- 233 490 372 412 229 149 98 7 4 8 –

37 Lincoln 28 -------------------- 892 969 756 828 438 318 – 271 10 10 –

38 Linn 13 ----------------------- 885 539 363 418 245 177 – 7 22 31 23

39 Livingston 14 ------------------ 592 653 463 511 306 229 – 10 20 28 16 40 McDonald 16 ------------------ 938 528 420 441 314 201 – 3 12 13 –

41 Macon 15 --------------------- 345 1 104 737 864 359 260 162 135 35 18 7 42 Madison 11 ------------------- 127 313 244 257 198 145 – – 8 11 – 43 Maries 7 --------------------- 976 265 211 229 181 134 – 9 8 5 4 44 Marion 27 --------------------- 682 1 155 1 053 1 099 606 387 110 44 45 70 37 45 Mercer 3 --------------------- 723 193 121 133 92 65 – 4 2 8 –

46 Miller 20 ---------------------- 700 875 697 750 534 345 54 16 36 25 4 47 Mississippi 14 ----------------- 442 637 553 590 419 292 – 20 27 34 – 48 Moniteau 12 ------------------- 298 509 333 379 268 195 – 26 – – – 49 Monroe 9 -------------------- 104 448 364 384 227 180 – 26 20 33 – 50 Montgomery 11 ---------------- 355 395 293 307 211 159 – 7 5 6 –

51 Morgan 15 -------------------- 574 442 345 380 233 166 50 – 6 5 – 52 New Madrid 20 ---------------- 928 927 657 753 549 390 1 29 16 34 14 53 Newton 44 -------------------- 445 1 125 868 979 717 501 – 28 23 52 17 54 Nodaway 21 ------------------- 709 882 616 689 510 380 – 10 9 23 9 55 Oregon 9 -------------------- 470 396 325 341 257 179 – – 1 – –

56 Osage 12 --------------------- 018 355 240 258 196 140 – 7 22 6 – 57 Ozark 8 ---------------------- 598 344 304 317 265 199 – 1 17 11 – 58 Pemiscot 21 ------------------- 921 1 014 838 876 658 487 – – – 27 12 59 Perry 16 ---------------------- 648 685 478 535 240 187 – 172 18 34 1 60 Pettis 35 ---------------------- 437 2 449 1 697 1 959 886 621 – 686 65 79 42

61 Phelps 35 --------------------- 248 2 085 1 487 1 844 612 415 3 883 56 63 23 62 Pike 15 ----------------------- 969 881 611 697 413 270 1 134 25 34 7 63 Platte 57 ---------------------- 867 1 821 1 424 1 551 1 219 857 – 14 64 82 5 64 Polk 21 ----------------------- 826 1 105 824 937 484 340 – 314 30 13 – 65 Pulaski 41 -------------------- 307 1 349 1 106 1 204 954 689 – 49 27 29 –

66 Putnam 5 -------------------- 079 264 177 211 96 73 47 7 6 – –

67 Ralls 8 ---------------------- 476 234 169 194 117 77 – 4 11 12 –

68 Randolph 24 ------------------ 370 935 756 805 518 367 – 24 39 52 23

69 Ray 21 ----------------------- 971 1 076 835 919 378 308 172 189 32 32 4

70 Reynolds 6 ------------------ 661 387 292 319 198 140 – 61 14 4 –

71 Ripley 12 --------------------- 303 337 291 301 238 167 – 7 1 – –

72 St Charles 212 ----------------- 907 6 597 4 997 5 477 3 861 2 849 – 128 178 381 163

73 St Clair 8 -------------------- 457 527 410 456 180 138 – 177 13 3 –

74 Ste Genevieve 16 -------------- 037 334 263 274 203 151 – – 18 14 –

75 St Francois 48 ----------------- 904 1 953 1 420 1 594 1 134 774 – 24 63 90 3

76 St Louis 993 ------------------- 529 32 983 26 162 28 860 19 388 13 393 4 517 1 046 2 260 1 353

77 Saline 23 --------------------- 523 1 042 738 823 432 341 – 29 39 68 17

78 Schuyler 4 ------------------- 236 252 192 216 100 75 53 6 – – –

79 Scotland 4 ------------------- 822 419 325 350 108 76 106 48 4 6 – 80 Scott 39 ---------------------- 376 1 547 1 285 1 342 862 614 – 29 42 80 17

See footnotes at end of table.

194 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 40

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

1 3 – – – 3 8 61 438 320 1 509 1 810 1 227 1 – – 4 – – 11 15 93 1 399 1 160 1 609 1 800 1 306 2 – – – – 4 12 – 55 518 315 1 438 1 960 1 068 3 98 16 24 1 45 158 73 539 15 082 6 986 2 215 2 638 2 023 4 – 5 – – 6 24 17 45 746 518 1 583 1 690 1 440 5

45 41 10 16 19 65 37 87 3 239 2 141 1 987 2 364 1 670 6

3 2 4 16 10 15 4 9 824 512 1 504 1 862 1 240 7

– – 3 – 15 19 2 37 753 545 1 542 1 814 1 265 8

2 – 1 – 2 13 2 10 381 252 1 184 1 551 915 9

– – – – 3 13 – 55 392 293 1 257 1 554 998 10

– – – – – – 5 72 452 333 1 600 2 008 1 221 11

– 9 – – 6 9 1 14 345 271 1 535 1 844 1 131 12

– 3 3 7 1 11 7 57 785 445 1 560 1 818 1 384 13

– – 3 3 4 21 2 8 404 295 1 485 2 003 1 026 14

5 15 4 – 11 37 79 57 1 618 1 103 1 537 1 618 1 460 15

23 – 12 11 25 110 34 105 3 921 2 873 1 793 2 078 1 495 16 – – 2 1 3 16 2 42 830 528 1 511 1 838 1 239 17 – – – – – 1 5 67 383 268 1 523 1 631 1 385 18 139 47 122 45 125 182 1 002 535 14 167 7 017 2 138 2 150 2 130 19 2 37 7 – 2 17 35 11 905 504 1 547 1 939 1 326 20

1 3 6 – 3 10 21 29 534 311 1 416 1 607 1 271 21

8 6 7 4 14 31 3 36 1 553 637 1 781 2 018 1 666 22

– – – 1 2 15 – 3 364 315 1 451 1 621 1 164 23

– – – – – 6 – 16 257 200 1 478 1 595 1 293 24

– 3 – – – – 1 94 611 310 1 485 1 630 1 382 25

6 16 10 28 2 24 34 123 1 572 1 134 1 398 1 581 1 170 26

– – – – 9 14 1 53 638 493 1 407 1 704 1 098 27

1 159 224 440 96 418 1 012 1 559 1 721 58 824 31 028 2 528 2 973 2 283 28

51 13 49 – 42 90 23 164 4 660 3 304 1 784 2 061 1 507 29

21 27 26 8 42 148 102 165 9 165 7 023 2 146 2 642 1 638 30

13 2 10 – 8 37 11 99 1 939 1 053 1 656 1 846 1 516 31 – – – – 3 11 3 27 310 182 1 333 1 718 1 081 32 7 4 7 1 12 37 29 31 1 286 859 1 663 1 990 1 381 33 4 5 6 – – 18 37 98 1 461 1 058 1 742 1 927 1 480 34 3 2 4 – 8 29 6 32 1 527 917 1 524 1 620 1 430 35

– 1 2 – – 2 10 51 561 351 1 398 1 822 1 127 36

– – – 1 – 4 8 86 1 516 812 1 872 2 169 1 670 37

1 4 4 1 8 26 26 20 649 404 1 632 1 856 1 429 38

12 5 9 7 3 21 44 30 918 583 1 851 2 140 1 588 39 – 13 – – 8 14 – 64 602 445 1 366 1 775 1 001 40

3 5 – – 8 38 47 47 1 235 566 1 521 1 759 1 397 41 1 – 2 4 – 17 11 5 450 357 1 780 2 017 1 454 42 – – – – 2 9 – 11 335 267 1 490 1 587 1 328 43 10 9 15 – 14 31 50 58 1 844 1 056 1 701 1 814 1 636 44 – 1 – – 2 6 2 16 207 150 1 598 1 801 1 369 45

– – 3 – 8 22 9 39 1 206 910 1 638 1 893 1 405 46 2 17 4 – 4 23 4 36 873 643 1 516 1 814 1 195 47 – – – – – – – 85 570 445 1 532 1 870 1 110 48 – – 2 – 3 14 24 35 583 358 1 518 1 658 1 384 49 1 – 1 2 – 5 4 65 535 387 1 753 2 085 1 396 50

– – 3 – 2 2 2 77 561 384 1 503 1 844 1 195 51 – 5 4 6 5 26 20 44 1 165 904 1 614 1 858 1 293 52 4 6 7 1 14 36 14 60 1 524 1 172 1 621 1 906 1 258 53 6 5 4 4 2 13 7 87 1 083 801 1 630 1 701 1 533 54 – 2 – – – – 2 79 466 381 1 370 1 708 985 55

– – – – 2 3 1 21 361 299 1 422 1 698 1 061 56 – – – – 2 16 3 2 410 356 1 308 1 476 994 57 6 10 5 16 1 5 22 114 1 359 1 107 1 562 1 908 1 092 58 4 – 4 8 5 22 18 9 938 438 1 795 1 990 1 678 59 10 8 18 19 11 37 36 62 3 367 1 526 1 782 2 008 1 674 60

9 10 12 24 20 27 72 30 3 311 1 121 1 788 2 196 1 640 61 – 4 3 – 7 26 20 23 1 187 701 1 718 2 107 1 446 62 – 1 1 4 12 66 11 72 3 207 2 662 2 143 2 478 1 711 63 – – – – 4 15 – 77 1 647 885 1 822 2 182 1 579 64 – 8 2 – 5 21 10 99 1 981 1 641 1 684 1 970 1 262 65

– – – – – – 2 53 310 178 1 578 1 963 1 314 66

– – – – 2 13 8 27 273 178 1 484 1 782 1 241 67

12 15 4 15 10 27 30 36 1 301 863 1 652 1 875 1 457 68

3 8 8 – 3 22 23 45 1 412 684 1 570 1 901 1 389 69

– – – – 1 10 – 31 436 311 1 379 1 756 1 073 70

– – – – – – 2 53 489 417 1 621 2 116 981 71

84 6 30 14 83 203 62 284 12 321 8 878 2 311 2 575 2 000 72

– 17 – – 10 14 – 42 672 276 1 524 1 642 1 466 73

– – 2 – 7 11 9 10 492 376 1 807 2 143 1 388 74

20 – 21 9 38 72 36 84 2 734 2 090 1 773 2 101 1 430 75

722 94 4 45 540 874 95 1 918 73 046 49 355 2 637 3 024 2 277 76

11 21 14 17 4 53 82 36 1 377 765 1 730 1 921 1 579 77

– – – – – 1 3 53 255 141 1 204 1 532 999 78

– – 3 – – 9 10 56 443 171 1 214 1 940 997 79 7 18 4 7 10 41 164 61 2 405 1 478 1 811 1 949 1 686 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 195
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 41

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

MISSOURImCon.

1 Shannon 7 ------------------- 613 214 191 201 140 106 – 12 11 7 –

2 Shelby 6 --------------------- 942 389 274 301 169 114 53 – 4 4 –

3 Stoddard 28 ------------------- 895 1 043 715 820 588 401 1 28 41 28 3

4 Stone 19 ---------------------- 078 625 498 539 408 291 – – 1 5 1

5 Sullivan 6 -------------------- 326 323 257 273 132 93 – 66 3 – –

6 Taney 25 --------------------- 561 783 623 685 441 330 – 18 43 52 4

7 Texas 21 --------------------- 476 1 015 805 848 516 362 – 169 25 10 –

8 Vernon 19 -------------------- 041 1 020 734 821 403 292 – 266 15 36 11

9 Warren 19 -------------------- 534 522 434 459 340 230 – 10 13 33 1

10 Washington 20 ---------------- 380 788 649 707 457 287 – 124 29 40 3

11 Wayne 11 --------------------- 543 392 294 303 238 152 – 8 1 1 –

12 Webster 23 ------------------- 753 615 493 513 393 289 – – 28 18 –

13 Worth 2 --------------------- 440 179 141 157 78 61 38 – – – –

14 Wright 16 --------------------- 758 842 619 664 477 328 55 – 23 24 1

St Louis City3 15 --------------- 396 685 22 654 17 863 19 657 8 838 4 940 29 381 276 2 228 693

MONTANA5

16 Beaverhead 8 ---------------- 424 485 254 347 184 141 – 74 17 22 –

17 Big Horn 11 ------------------- 337 733 553 628 436 306 8 16 30 25 –

18 Blaine 6 --------------------- 728 456 335 365 238 166 – 8 29 14 –

19 Broadwater 3 ----------------- 318 230 144 174 84 62 – 47 8 8 –

20 Carbon 8 -------------------- 080 554 371 428 339 258 – 3 19 18 1

21 Carter 1 --------------------- 503 80 51 54 40 36 – – 3 3 –

22 Cascade 77 ------------------- 691 3 239 2 375 2 732 1 590 1 144 337 51 91 143 64

23 Chouteau 5 ------------------ 452 470 326 390 166 124 – 84 21 9 –

24 Custer 11 --------------------- 697 578 409 470 312 215 – 5 22 30 14

25 Daniels 2 -------------------- 266 320 193 231 96 70 1 60 5 9 –

26 Dawson 9 -------------------- 505 598 384 442 305 211 – 11 25 23 5

Deer Lodge3 27 --------------- 10 278 406 269 325 228 171 – 10 7 23 6

28 Fallon 3 --------------------- 103 443 306 373 185 135 1 107 18 8 –

29 Fergus 12 --------------------- 083 598 362 441 304 229 – 8 24 26 7

30 Flathead 59 ------------------- 218 2 268 1 664 1 920 1 309 966 4 23 79 120 24

31 Gallatin 50 -------------------- 463 2 490 1 486 2 015 1 466 1 103 84 21 47 81 25

32 Garfield 1 -------------------- 589 118 72 79 53 39 – 1 7 3 – 33 Glacier 12 -------------------- 121 832 565 679 458 284 33 68 25 19 – 34 Golden Valley 912 -------------- 98 71 76 56 50 – – 5 2 – 35 Granite 2 -------------------- 548 264 146 188 113 86 1 31 6 5 –

36 Hill 17 ------------------------ 654 856 586 727 511 379 12 7 36 37 17 37 Jefferson 7 ------------------ 939 295 225 246 173 143 – – 11 16 – 38 Judith Basin 2 ---------------- 282 192 115 149 104 85 – 3 15 4 – 39 Lake 21 ---------------------- 041 1 047 666 875 631 453 – 25 27 33 1 40 Lewis and Clark 47 ------------ 495 1 809 1 501 1 634 1 029 808 83 31 40 109 33

41 Liberty 2 --------------------- 295 283 174 229 112 81 43 30 9 9 – 42 Lincoln 17 -------------------- 481 487 339 588 406 271 – 15 25 36 1 43 McCone 2 ------------------- 276 152 85 103 57 45 – 2 12 3 – 44 Madison 5 ------------------- 989 492 290 376 180 136 88 33 13 15 – 45 Meagher 1 ------------------- 819 144 51 92 50 36 – – 7 3 –

46 Mineral 3 -------------------- 315 211 136 159 113 85 – 2 5 11 – 47 Missoula 78 ------------------- 687 3 015 2 149 2 483 1 680 1 281 – 58 108 161 64 48 Musselshell 4 ---------------- 106 192 115 139 89 61 – 1 8 11 – 49 Park 14 ----------------------- 562 871 546 677 435 305 1 3 21 28 15 50 Petroleum 519 ------------------ 46 25 30 24 15 – – – – –

51 Phillips 5 --------------------- 163 405 243 301 199 152 3 4 17 16 – 52 Pondera 6 ------------------- 433 478 298 354 268 193 – 2 13 14 – 53 Powder River 2 --------------- 090 233 106 161 70 52 40 1 14 9 – 54 Powell 6 --------------------- 620 305 181 218 143 100 – – 15 18 1 55 Prairie 1 --------------------- 383 221 91 139 75 44 – 28 – – –

56 Ravalli 25 --------------------- 010 752 486 553 380 286 – 12 27 35 1 57 Richland 10 ------------------- 716 598 377 457 319 246 3 9 30 30 1

58 Roosevelt 10 ------------------ 999 1 089 745 870 618 452 2 130 11 28 –

59 Rosebud 10 ------------------- 505 776 540 631 481 331 8 15 29 22 –

60 Sanders 8 ------------------- 669 519 297 406 300 229 – 3 27 13 –

61 Sheridan 4 ------------------- 732 429 224 312 233 164 2 2 16 15 1

Silver Bow3 62 ---------------- 33 941 1 045 814 885 634 456 – – 35 62 48

63 Stillwater 6 ------------------- 536 435 263 310 227 181 – 1 12 13 –

64 Sweet Grass 3 --------------- 154 241 119 158 75 58 41 1 7 9 –

65 Teton 6 ---------------------- 271 588 365 463 271 210 37 64 14 12 –

66 Toole 5 ---------------------- 046 461 311 444 232 158 44 78 14 18 –

67 Treasure 874 ------------------- 105 49 59 43 31 – – 2 2 –

68 Valley 8 --------------------- 239 754 523 590 439 333 8 5 24 23 19

69 Wheatland 2 ----------------- 246 119 61 74 39 36 – – 6 10 –

70 Wibaux 1 -------------------- 191 107 59 72 40 24 2 1 8 3 – 71 Yellowstone 113 ---------------- 419 4 505 2 989 3 544 2 221 1 578 – 68 82 192 129

See footnotes at end of table.

196 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 42

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – – – 2 9 – 20 231 156 1 139 1 155 1 121 1

– – 1 – – 3 16 51 412 251 1 395 1 738 1 154 2

6 6 4 6 2 19 13 75 1 295 961 1 634 1 882 1 327 3

– – 1 – – 4 2 117 806 657 1 513 1 785 1 146 4

– – – – – – 9 63 373 201 1 376 1 751 1 170 5

– 2 12 2 11 47 12 41 1 152 785 1 715 1 947 1 473 6

3 14 2 5 2 19 14 69 1 260 771 1 493 1 710 1 321 7

12 8 4 3 7 28 16 12 1 272 629 1 580 1 712 1 494 8

– – 3 – 4 15 7 33 776 608 1 707 2 008 1 368 9

– 4 2 – 5 24 4 15 1 035 689 1 502 1 837 1 243 10

– – – – – 1 – 54 440 373 1 440 1 866 998 11

– – 7 – 11 23 6 27 813 658 1 598 1 891 1 192 12

– – – – – – 1 40 153 80 942 962 928 13

– 25 2 1 9 23 4 20 908 689 1 380 1 652 1 091 14

197 473 911 193 469 567 2 304 2 098 51 441 25 365 2 648 3 435 2 368 15

– – 1 6 7 12 2 22 677 372 2 077 2 496 1 785 16

3 36 4 4 15 18 4 29 1 246 941 2 088 2 462 1 702 17

4 – 2 – 11 17 2 40 633 450 1 748 2 070 1 465 18

– – – 3 1 6 1 16 265 149 1 597 2 143 1 269 19

– – 2 – 7 16 2 21 763 617 1 861 2 048 1 527 20

– – – – 1 2 – 5 86 60 1 498 1 465 1 578 21

71 45 10 23 36 99 45 127 5 497 3 427 2 139 2 690 1 769 22

– 37 – – 2 16 2 53 581 285 1 523 1 882 1 343 23

6 1 5 – 10 30 9 26 918 639 2 035 2 297 1 823 24

– 32 – 6 4 8 – 10 329 141 1 458 1 615 1 381 25

11 – 2 4 8 18 6 24 879 633 2 075 2 393 1 744 26

7 8 1 – 7 13 4 11 684 491 2 285 2 513 1 975 27

– – 2 2 4 14 – 32 693 380 1 965 2 274 1 721 28

5 – 4 – 7 25 4 27 757 538 1 812 1 997 1 577 29

22 12 19 32 34 108 21 113 3 811 2 544 2 098 2 292 1 904 30

19 1 19 9 39 80 20 104 3 752 2 721 2 057 2 242 1 855 31

– – – 2 2 5 – 6 171 136 2 229 3 251 1 087 32 4 2 1 4 10 23 7 25 1 295 885 1 961 2 151 1 806 33 – – – – 2 10 – 1 120 101 1 594 1 836 1 055 34 – – – – 4 8 – 20 313 212 1 794 2 109 1 444 35

11 – 5 10 11 28 9 33 1 397 1 030 2 140 2 474 1 750 36 – – – 7 9 14 2 14 294 164 1 154 926 1 478 37 – – – – 5 9 1 8 227 169 1 776 2 167 1 334 38 10 42 4 17 14 35 8 28 2 713 2 311 3 557 4 595 2 420 39 22 17 16 25 31 70 26 102 2 742 1 627 1 714 1 630 1 802 40

– – – – 1 10 – 15 341 179 1 662 1 975 1 457 41 1 – 2 8 24 23 9 38 973 659 2 571 3 598 1 891 42 1 – – – 3 8 1 16 160 99 1 574 1 882 1 325 43 – – – 2 9 20 2 14 599 317 1 748 2 087 1 532 44 – – – 2 5 9 – 16 132 84 1 463 1 961 1 167 45

– – – – 5 12 – 11 296 234 1 943 2 371 1 401 46 44 20 18 – 72 129 42 87 5 188 3 480 2 222 2 378 2 056 47 – – – – 5 9 – 16 230 155 1 736 2 044 1 443 48 2 – 8 97 11 27 8 21 1 285 843 2 055 2 340 1 796 49 – – – – 1 4 1 – 47 39 1 614 2 082 1 182 50

1 1 1 6 6 18 4 25 557 367 1 940 2 192 1 714 51 – – – – 5 13 2 37 735 615 2 193 2 661 1 572 52 – – – 1 6 13 1 6 228 91 1 488 1 392 1 526 53 – – 1 3 5 18 1 13 385 274 1 876 2 248 1 531 54 – – – – – – – 36 225 137 1 867 2 172 1 618 55

3 – 3 – 13 26 2 51 925 654 1 733 1 922 1 508 56 1 3 1 8 11 20 4 17 879 629 2 042 2 354 1 696 57

1 – 1 7 9 22 3 38 1 678 1 259 2 053 2 457 1 580 58

7 – 4 6 14 16 4 25 1 213 967 2 012 2 262 1 718 59

– – – 5 6 23 2 27 636 482 1 774 1 969 1 506 60

2 – 2 2 5 18 2 12 531 406 1 928 2 280 1 549 61

24 14 12 – 10 16 – 30 1 887 1 335 2 221 2 494 1 908 62

– – 2 9 7 15 – 24 577 451 2 004 2 350 1 524 63

– – – – 4 6 – 15 275 163 1 862 2 417 1 417 64

– – – – 5 16 1 43 764 509 1 745 2 063 1 449 65

1 – – – 7 17 2 31 665 326 1 839 2 320 1 575 66

– – – – 2 6 – 4 112 88 1 966 2 231 1 548 67

– 2 2 3 7 18 2 38 1 267 1 015 2 251 2 529 1 835 68

– – – – 3 7 – 9 130 88 1 879 2 348 1 288 69

– – – – 2 8 – 8 139 77 1 974 2 439 1 736 70 73 21 63 46 82 112 111 344 7 643 4 881 2 254 2 615 1 952 71

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 197
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 43

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

NEBRASKA

1 Adams 29 --------------------- 625 2 347 1 468 1 782 1 146 753 3 4 57 60 35 2 Antelope 7 ------------------- 965 526 354 379 270 226 – – 23 12 – 3 Arthur 462 --------------------- 37 30 32 19 19 – – 2 1 – 4 Banner 852 -------------------- 76 45 53 35 23 – – 9 1 – 5 Blaine 675 --------------------- 55 45 45 38 21 – – – 1 –

6 Boone 6 --------------------- 667 325 211 242 171 132 – – 15 4 –

7 Box Butte 13 ------------------ 130 631 536 573 274 210 2 111 21 39 4

8 Boyd 2 ---------------------- 835 253 127 146 107 86 – 1 6 2 –

9 Brown 3 --------------------- 657 249 182 195 103 86 – – 3 3 –

10 Buffalo 37 --------------------- 447 1 553 1 008 1 174 753 563 3 1 84 69 6

11 Burt 7 ----------------------- 868 487 302 349 214 149 – – 25 11 –

12 Butler 8 ---------------------- 601 493 303 327 171 126 – – 30 10 –

13 Cass 21 ---------------------- 318 736 489 580 404 311 – – 41 36 –

14 Cedar 10 --------------------- 131 527 319 384 258 188 – – 25 12 –

15 Chase 4 --------------------- 381 363 259 296 122 85 49 55 14 10 –

16 Cherry 6 --------------------- 307 372 307 320 174 137 – 54 23 9 – 17 Cheyenne 9 ------------------ 494 601 496 520 322 242 2 – 35 22 – 18 Clay 7 ----------------------- 123 486 316 366 235 171 – 5 18 9 – 19 Colfax 9 --------------------- 139 521 315 354 251 196 – 1 16 17 – 20 Cuming 10 -------------------- 117 463 284 318 177 152 – – 7 8 –

21 Custer 12 --------------------- 270 904 618 684 367 253 1 53 61 21 1

22 Dakota 16 -------------------- 742 649 424 509 304 218 3 3 18 26 –

23 Dawes 9 --------------------- 021 414 305 329 205 161 2 1 19 21 –

24 Dawson 19 -------------------- 940 1 387 1 024 1 148 550 431 4 233 58 57 –

25 Deuel 2 ---------------------- 237 159 121 130 73 54 – – – – –

26 Dixon 6 ---------------------- 143 459 287 314 234 177 1 – 19 10 –

27 Dodge 34 --------------------- 500 1 547 1 050 1 202 621 400 11 2 70 59 30

28 Douglas 416 -------------------- 444 20 810 16 847 18 523 9 821 6 987 34 499 344 939 596

29 Dundy 2 --------------------- 582 206 118 151 72 48 – 36 9 4 –

30 Fillmore 7 -------------------- 103 591 352 409 227 172 1 87 21 8 –

31 Franklin 3 -------------------- 938 270 171 193 84 70 – 39 23 5 – 32 Frontier 3 -------------------- 101 257 161 196 126 82 – – – – – 33 Furnas 5 --------------------- 553 418 296 326 206 148 – – 1 – – 34 Gage 22 ---------------------- 794 1 070 693 787 429 326 2 9 51 43 19 35 Garden 2 -------------------- 460 237 155 189 79 61 – 59 13 5 –

36 Garfield 2 -------------------- 141 140 85 95 61 44 – – 5 1 –

37 Gosper 1 -------------------- 928 109 68 72 35 26 – – 10 5 –

38 Grant 769 ---------------------- 64 54 54 38 31 – – 2 2 –

39 Greeley 3 -------------------- 006 216 126 153 110 88 1 – 11 3 – 40 Hall 48 ----------------------- 925 2 087 1 681 1 844 1 116 830 16 14 85 96 41

41 Hamilton 8 ------------------- 862 428 274 315 207 153 – 4 37 14 – 42 Harlan 3 --------------------- 810 262 154 191 75 54 – 31 – – – 43 Hayes 1 --------------------- 222 87 59 62 41 23 – – 15 – – 44 Hitchcock 3 ------------------ 750 243 168 188 111 85 – – 9 4 – 45 Holt 12 ----------------------- 599 596 394 429 289 247 – – 7 15 –

46 Hooker 793 -------------------- 116 59 81 30 22 – 32 – – – 47 Howard 6 -------------------- 055 427 260 313 161 123 – 54 15 11 – 48 Jefferson 8 ------------------ 759 484 322 362 246 185 – – 30 7 4 49 Johnson 4 ------------------- 673 424 261 307 148 113 – 50 19 6 – 50 Kearney 6 ------------------- 629 497 364 393 195 139 – 114 22 14 –

51 Keith 8 ---------------------- 584 451 349 383 254 203 – 1 5 11 – 52 Keya Paha 1 ----------------- 029 47 28 34 24 24 – – – – – 53 Kimball 4 -------------------- 108 280 230 244 120 84 1 46 17 9 – 54 Knox 9 ---------------------- 534 637 414 483 324 235 – – 30 11 – 55 Lancaster 213 ------------------ 641 11 023 8 268 9 344 4 732 3 410 553 1 238 351 408 256

56 Lincoln 32 -------------------- 508 1 502 1 054 1 242 718 598 6 – 80 99 32 57 Logan 878 --------------------- 71 51 55 43 25 – – 2 2 – 58 Loup 683 ---------------------- 58 31 40 28 19 – – 3 1 – 59 McPherson 546 ----------------- 26 21 23 15 15 – – – – – 60 Madison 32 ------------------- 655 1 807 1 209 1 370 935 675 55 1 54 72 25

61 Merrick 8 -------------------- 042 543 310 360 192 144 – 100 22 11 – 62 Morrill 5 --------------------- 423 313 243 259 144 109 – – 19 2 – 63 Nance 4 --------------------- 275 295 181 210 103 80 52 – 13 17 – 64 Nemaha 7 ------------------- 980 492 303 373 196 142 – 78 21 10 – 65 Nuckolls 5 ------------------- 786 323 203 227 112 91 – – 26 9 –

66 Otoe 14 ---------------------- 252 749 533 584 323 254 2 33 42 24 3

67 Pawnee 3 -------------------- 317 218 172 184 102 74 – 32 16 4 –

68 Perkins 3 -------------------- 367 315 211 260 117 84 – 94 17 8 –

69 Phelps 9 --------------------- 715 568 392 448 315 249 – – 25 20 –

70 Pierce 7 --------------------- 827 409 293 324 187 142 1 56 19 9 –

71 Platte 29 ---------------------- 820 3 955 3 279 3 579 638 472 5 – 66 48 14

72 Polk 5 ----------------------- 675 437 264 323 173 128 – 58 17 11 –

73 Red Willow 11 ----------------- 705 612 442 500 323 253 3 5 27 27 15

74 Richardson 9 ----------------- 937 483 364 404 241 184 4 – 38 23 3

75 Rock 2 ---------------------- 019 181 109 131 47 47 – 37 8 7 –

76 Saline 12 --------------------- 715 889 490 669 328 239 2 166 35 28 1

77 Sarpy 102 ---------------------- 583 3 171 2 183 2 593 1 907 1 388 4 8 77 183 3

78 Saunders 18 ------------------ 285 1 043 577 698 381 289 9 111 47 20 1

79 Scotts Bluff 36 ---------------- 025 2 039 1 414 1 618 1 006 674 12 2 69 82 20 80 Seward 15 -------------------- 450 683 454 537 356 252 1 – 40 27 –

See footnotes at end of table.

198 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 44

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

26 4 12 6 15 56 284 74 3 668 2 388 2 134 2 391 1 974 1 – 1 – – 4 21 1 47 632 476 1 681 1 835 1 418 2 – – – – – 2 – 8 47 26 1 490 1 413 1 590 3 – – – – – 7 – 1 86 62 1 635 2 054 1 299 4 – – – – 1 5 – – 71 64 1 550 1 991 1 163 5

– 1 – – 5 15 – 31 413 315 1 757 1 947 1 470 6

11 – 3 5 9 40 17 37 1 027 565 1 830 2 199 1 610 7

– – – – 1 13 – 16 192 141 1 280 1 404 1 052 8

1 1 1 3 – 7 18 55 273 145 1 400 1 447 1 361 9

29 7 7 19 32 64 12 88 2 363 1 640 2 120 2 517 1 747 10

2 3 1 3 – 46 29 15 581 399 1 701 2 112 1 365 11

2 – 1 – 6 23 29 55 546 290 1 680 1 909 1 527 12

2 3 2 – 11 34 8 39 1 062 774 1 951 2 201 1 633 13

1 1 1 1 3 19 35 28 649 449 1 773 1 892 1 628 14

2 1 1 4 2 13 4 19 449 201 1 553 1 961 1 360 15

– – 2 – 3 22 6 27 466 247 1 465 1 496 1 440 16 9 6 – 8 6 26 46 38 925 554 1 799 1 942 1 671 17 – 3 1 1 7 31 – 56 650 460 1 879 2 243 1 500 18 3 1 2 – – 25 16 22 589 431 1 714 1 856 1 518 19 1 2 2 1 – 6 28 86 572 361 1 806 2 101 1 498 20

2 5 1 – 7 40 67 58 1 113 608 1 664 1 868 1 534 21

19 3 2 6 14 45 33 33 1 026 683 2 184 2 746 1 683 22

5 – 1 5 7 18 6 39 568 380 1 761 2 035 1 479 23

2 12 7 4 12 43 94 72 2 122 1 081 1 889 2 087 1 764 24

– 1 – – – – – 56 229 142 1 769 2 001 1 589 25

– – – – 5 21 2 22 576 462 1 822 2 105 1 427 26

25 7 16 1 35 50 151 124 2 557 1 419 2 229 2 927 1 907 27

326 303 261 24 233 462 3 698 983 44 110 21 298 2 479 2 446 2 499 28

– 1 – – 1 9 – 19 239 120 1 705 2 048 1 535 29

– 1 – – 3 18 – 43 688 408 1 722 1 944 1 533 30

– – – 1 5 13 5 18 311 158 1 550 1 984 1 271 31 – 1 – – – – – 69 324 222 1 769 1 987 1 565 32 – 4 – – – – 21 94 554 358 1 734 1 843 1 633 33 10 4 7 1 9 23 117 63 1 583 864 2 103 2 241 1 997 34 – 1 – – 1 20 – 11 315 163 1 778 2 347 1 457 35

– 2 – – 1 9 – 16 146 101 1 540 1 867 1 263 36

– – – – 1 10 8 3 124 67 1 670 2 012 1 471 37

– – – – – 5 – 7 78 64 1 418 1 759 958 38

2 – – – 2 11 – 13 241 196 1 626 1 912 1 177 39 22 19 20 – 27 94 194 100 4 019 2 538 2 268 2 592 1 997 40

1 2 1 4 5 19 2 19 580 409 1 890 2 244 1 515 41 – 3 – – – – – 82 305 152 1 701 2 171 1 481 42 – – – – – 5 – 1 90 66 1 429 2 046 1 062 43 – 2 – – 2 9 37 14 361 217 1 985 2 049 1 927 44 – 1 4 1 – 7 4 101 701 500 1 661 1 799 1 447 45

– – – – – – – 19 130 72 1 810 2 698 1 282 46 1 2 – 1 2 15 43 8 527 309 1 722 2 085 1 442 47 4 2 – 8 1 10 34 16 698 497 1 981 2 236 1 688 48 – 1 – – 2 11 42 28 452 261 1 501 1 818 1 292 49 – – 2 4 5 22 3 12 600 349 1 550 2 026 1 285 50

8 1 4 1 – 4 6 88 662 490 1 750 2 042 1 417 51 – – – – – – – 10 48 33 1 300 1 341 1 110 52 3 – 1 – 7 17 11 12 378 205 1 553 1 857 1 378 53 4 26 – – 4 26 19 39 776 547 1 715 1 949 1 480 54 188 99 79 47 117 275 606 395 21 632 10 620 2 412 2 526 2 341 55

41 15 3 14 32 84 58 60 2 480 1 497 2 144 2 473 1 846 56 – – – – – 5 – 3 82 66 1 495 1 876 1 157 57 – – – – 2 5 – 1 57 43 1 542 1 996 1 058 58 – – – – – – – 8 30 19 1 336 1 237 1 583 59 14 6 6 9 15 50 48 80 2 621 1 852 1 964 2 179 1 738 60

– – 2 – – 15 1 17 636 393 1 809 2 252 1 498 61 – 2 – – 4 17 16 55 444 260 1 747 1 892 1 631 62 – – 1 – – 20 1 3 318 182 1 557 1 863 1 330 63 2 2 2 – 5 14 22 21 665 403 1 876 2 304 1 550 64 4 1 4 1 3 20 31 16 431 236 1 978 2 372 1 689 65

9 1 5 3 10 23 49 57 1 079 634 1 885 2 085 1 716 66

– 2 – – 1 14 – 13 283 178 1 570 1 859 1 352 67

– 1 – 1 2 15 – 5 427 216 1 691 2 105 1 433 68

3 2 1 3 8 28 15 28 799 582 1 827 2 015 1 580 69

2 – 2 – 4 20 7 17 528 344 1 663 2 009 1 364 70

30 5 9 1 14 29 2 622 98 10 821 1 386 3 113 2 420 3 216 71

– 5 – – 4 10 15 30 535 332 1 743 2 078 1 460 72

4 5 5 4 4 15 38 25 1 031 705 2 187 2 391 1 952 73

3 3 3 2 7 18 29 30 679 436 1 732 1 967 1 512 74

– – – – 3 13 – 16 174 77 1 373 1 651 1 178 75

5 4 4 2 8 26 20 40 1 151 626 1 923 2 282 1 674 76

42 5 20 9 50 130 11 144 6 114 4 575 2 564 2 859 2 212 77

6 1 4 1 12 36 19 50 1 203 696 1 770 1 996 1 572 78

30 21 10 15 38 64 29 220 3 237 2 154 2 126 2 379 1 920 79 4 1 4 – 7 27 24 46 1 072 771 2 125 2 463 1 762 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 199
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 45

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

NEBRASKAmCon.

1 Sheridan 6 ------------------- 750 486 292 366 149 128 34 85 26 12 –

2 Sherman 3 ------------------- 718 288 164 212 106 78 54 – 19 6 –

3 Sioux 1 ---------------------- 549 74 49 54 32 29 – – 8 1 –

4 Stanton 6 -------------------- 244 170 116 130 59 46 1 – 15 5 –

5 Thayer 6 --------------------- 635 416 241 279 170 138 1 1 24 7 –

6 Thomas 851 -------------------- 61 32 37 21 21 – – 2 1 –

7 Thurston 6 ------------------- 936 495 385 419 250 187 1 66 12 4 14

8 Valley 5 --------------------- 169 600 412 470 123 88 – 184 23 11 –

9 Washington 16 ---------------- 607 662 409 507 355 265 1 1 29 33 –

10 Wayne 9 --------------------- 364 428 283 341 211 158 2 – 24 17 –

11 Webster 4 ------------------- 279 286 192 214 92 72 – 34 12 9 –

12 Wheeler 948 ------------------- 68 42 47 37 31 – – 3 2 –

13 York 14 ----------------------- 428 665 464 529 305 226 5 – 45 27 13

NEVADA

14 Churchill 17 ------------------- 938 830 661 720 409 311 2 6 15 62 2

15 Clark 741 ---------------------- 459 30 946 27 099 28 583 14 669 8 204 142 2 503 487 2 093 1 030

16 Douglas 27 -------------------- 637 1 344 975 1 093 585 413 5 25 33 109 67

17 Elko 33 ----------------------- 530 1 570 1 330 1 417 950 770 7 4 53 100 18

18 Esmeralda 1 ----------------- 344 93 85 85 44 15 – – 6 12 –

19 Eureka 1 --------------------- 547 152 123 131 69 43 1 – 14 14 –

20 Humboldt 12 ------------------ 844 960 680 804 371 282 – 199 26 54 1

21 Lander 6 --------------------- 266 329 276 298 155 128 1 41 20 30 –

22 Lincoln 3 -------------------- 775 371 254 284 162 116 1 35 13 12 3

23 Lyon 20 ---------------------- 001 1 027 733 809 530 343 17 3 31 70 9

24 Mineral 6 -------------------- 475 398 308 340 132 93 7 76 10 26 4

25 Nye 17 ----------------------- 781 1 043 808 906 383 270 5 238 26 84 9

26 Pershing 40 ------------------- 443 2 247 1 406 1 821 741 533 1 527 48 111 58

27 Storey 4 --------------------- 336 333 256 281 111 77 – 64 1 8 –

28 Washoe 2 ------------------- 526 124 81 94 58 38 – – 2 – 6

29 White Pine 254 ----------------- 667 9 805 7 922 8 590 4 141 3 246 84 166 212 1 050 533

Carson City3 30 ---------------- 9 264 536 474 496 248 185 – 70 7 – 13

NEW HAMPSHIRE

31 Belknap 49 -------------------- 216 1 981 1 509 1 701 1 070 827 110 – 68 122 55

32 Carroll 35 --------------------- 410 1 785 1 168 1 346 887 691 115 2 49 87 10

33 Cheshire 70 ------------------- 121 2 983 1 857 2 251 1 513 1 200 158 2 100 123 39

34 Coos 34 ---------------------- 828 1 798 1 003 1 350 690 515 229 65 62 72 32

35 Grafton 74 -------------------- 929 3 618 2 361 2 749 1 777 1 439 179 2 116 187 61

36 Hillsborough 336 ---------------- 073 11 196 8 759 9 709 5 784 4 645 332 77 394 724 504

37 Merrimack 120 ----------------- 005 4 381 3 137 3 582 2 338 1 670 356 2 120 230 80

38 Rockingham 245 ---------------- 845 8 502 6 025 6 932 4 496 3 516 377 20 173 562 326

39 Strafford 104 ------------------- 233 3 332 2 423 2 788 1 640 1 214 254 2 89 201 109

40 Sullivan 38 -------------------- 592 1 426 1 011 1 179 579 441 230 2 52 78 27

NEW JERSEY

41 Atlantic 224 -------------------- 327 12 777 10 705 11 382 5 700 3 788 671 250 353 1 214 437

42 Bergen 825 -------------------- 380 33 518 25 458 28 108 15 309 11 258 408 2 478 807 3 175 573

43 Burlington 395 ------------------ 066 16 458 12 992 14 031 9 407 6 190 51 441 584 866 158

44 Camden 502 ------------------- 824 21 624 18 941 19 778 10 961 7 405 886 253 1 263 1 780 477

45 Cape May 95 ------------------ 089 6 054 4 874 5 324 2 209 1 431 385 105 315 424 110

46 Cumberland 138 ---------------- 053 7 125 5 995 6 325 3 926 2 633 260 142 159 319 46

47 Essex 778 --------------------- 206 36 660 33 376 34 624 17 909 10 963 1 132 1 685 948 3 829 1 587

48 Gloucester 230 ----------------- 082 10 105 7 817 8 608 5 558 3 788 379 115 244 528 80

49 Hudson 553 -------------------- 099 19 349 16 226 17 151 5 579 3 758 792 1 419 376 2 448 1 552

50 Hunterdon 107 ----------------- 776 4 179 3 290 3 582 2 361 1 777 119 31 212 179 33

51 Mercer 325 --------------------- 824 14 070 11 724 12 529 6 449 4 185 860 187 387 1 211 355

52 Middlesex 671 ------------------ 780 25 685 21 129 22 659 12 176 8 346 634 1 228 644 2 138 390

53 Monmouth 553 ----------------- 124 23 541 19 294 20 691 12 175 8 290 1 093 146 760 1 698 138

54 Morris 421 --------------------- 353 18 966 15 040 16 678 10 043 6 970 796 196 668 1 379 79

55 Ocean 433 --------------------- 203 17 232 14 822 15 649 9 088 5 793 594 48 568 1 329 216

56 Passaic 453 -------------------- 060 15 280 12 731 13 630 5 938 4 212 788 830 504 1 396 611

57 Salem 65 --------------------- 294 3 265 2 349 2 597 1 596 1 115 150 32 101 159 1

58 Somerset 240 ------------------ 279 10 156 8 319 8 922 5 216 3 552 212 174 442 726 32

59 Sussex 130 -------------------- 943 5 562 4 423 4 760 3 203 2 339 160 67 260 231 7

60 Union 493 ---------------------- 819 19 516 15 428 16 699 8 703 6 044 467 703 558 1 750 751

61 Warren 91 -------------------- 607 4 155 3 148 3 472 2 105 1 569 270 83 151 121 –

See footnotes at end of table.

200 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 46

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

2 – 2 3 2 15 22 14 577 252 1 581 1 725 1 513 1

– 2 – 1 4 11 2 7 328 196 1 643 2 131 1 280 2

– – – – 1 6 – 6 80 52 1 421 1 550 1 275 3

– 1 – – 2 15 14 18 206 101 1 615 1 846 1 474 4

– 1 – – 4 13 15 43 501 347 1 886 2 186 1 536 5

– – – – 1 6 – 6 57 36 1 497 1 716 1 214 6

– 10 – – 6 18 – 38 638 408 1 548 1 780 1 335 7

4 6 1 1 3 18 63 33 657 213 1 415 1 877 1 294 8

4 4 4 1 3 29 9 34 991 738 2 136 2 405 1 792 9

5 1 3 1 3 24 35 15 611 403 1 864 2 112 1 618 10

– 2 – – 4 10 – 51 348 176 1 625 1 996 1 421 11

– – – – – 3 – 2 79 67 1 715 1 892 1 321 12

11 3 4 2 9 23 27 55 1 016 637 1 991 2 336 1 712 13

15 8 4 10 21 41 17 108 1 799 1 017 2 562 2 635 2 503 14

1 090 374 366 20 1 048 1 026 733 3 002 79 837 36 285 2 849 2 696 2 915 15

28 8 23 – 39 64 8 99 3 016 1 555 2 814 2 854 2 787 16

51 16 11 10 45 70 19 63 3 188 2 161 2 278 2 328 2 217 17

– – – – 4 13 3 3 154 70 1 795 2 581 1 626 18

1 – – – 7 12 4 9 286 162 2 187 2 513 2 024 19

29 – 2 – 20 36 3 63 1 827 942 2 389 2 920 2 117 20

3 – 3 – 6 25 5 9 705 442 2 410 2 876 2 013 21

– – 1 1 10 18 19 9 667 408 2 466 2 836 2 188 22

15 4 9 8 29 38 6 40 1 807 1 196 2 305 2 420 2 209 23

– 5 1 3 13 21 10 32 767 358 2 327 3 105 2 050 24

11 – 1 4 27 62 12 44 2 123 973 2 434 2 780 2 290 25

69 – 31 1 40 85 31 78 4 436 1 988 2 709 3 131 2 504 26

– – 1 2 2 2 4 86 557 253 2 053 2 711 1 796 27

– – 2 – 5 16 1 4 252 179 2 797 3 604 2 183 28

409 82 186 3 364 305 105 950 23 751 10 288 2 858 2 604 3 020 29

1 – 2 2 2 8 7 136 1 101 570 2 225 2 288 2 184 30

10 10 9 13 11 92 20 111 3 962 2 578 2 440 2 711 2 168 31

8 – 6 23 4 57 28 70 3 119 2 268 2 402 2 750 1 981 32

21 17 19 27 9 85 20 118 5 194 3 629 2 511 2 786 2 178 33

8 9 25 14 – 39 13 92 2 740 1 592 2 250 2 646 1 929 34

19 8 26 28 10 106 26 204 5 993 4 029 2 281 2 510 2 009 35

91 139 149 133 41 342 208 791 25 863 15 700 2 765 2 962 2 567 36

17 10 25 13 25 132 35 199 7 923 5 497 2 293 2 664 1 938 37

57 63 53 60 31 291 61 362 16 427 10 841 2 471 2 681 2 230 38

45 69 29 32 25 110 41 142 6 296 3 865 2 357 2 644 2 115 39

11 7 15 8 2 58 26 84 2 593 1 403 2 307 2 782 2 003 40

348 40 194 239 553 511 156 716 33 452 17 098 2 988 3 583 2 672 41

468 244 515 534 864 1 091 174 1 468 97 224 59 897 3 632 4 517 2 995 42

100 49 194 140 343 513 138 1 047 39 477 28 317 2 901 3 653 2 264 43

197 71 402 181 501 726 483 1 597 58 763 35 844 3 026 3 897 2 489 44

165 6 232 187 195 303 76 612 13 910 6 890 2 699 3 831 2 253 45

40 76 102 43 165 214 226 607 16 175 10 981 2 607 3 367 2 041 46

750 245 715 516 1 542 1 156 445 2 165 110 071 62 507 3 237 4 431 2 674 47

82 15 113 126 291 350 101 626 23 673 16 374 2 874 3 581 2 297 48

283 337 160 364 1 079 694 268 1 800 52 347 21 327 3 131 4 603 2 711 49

29 5 45 24 81 183 5 275 10 727 7 687 3 082 3 725 2 434 50

247 92 245 157 458 462 161 1 258 39 386 22 667 3 233 4 338 2 665 51

615 148 349 470 1 142 785 255 1 685 71 085 42 168 3 229 4 122 2 675 52

463 139 283 404 737 780 118 1 757 60 606 39 077 3 019 3 897 2 409 53

394 53 199 281 506 714 287 1 083 52 368 34 327 3 304 4 116 2 695 54

223 94 424 439 519 686 202 1 219 45 668 28 657 2 994 3 947 2 413 55

185 116 123 127 685 537 353 1 437 42 546 20 099 3 198 3 907 2 866 56

13 9 25 50 124 101 25 211 7 382 5 089 2 936 3 714 2 285 57

267 13 148 191 332 406 21 742 28 000 17 886 3 222 4 046 2 647 58

8 3 7 79 165 175 49 346 15 622 11 677 3 381 4 208 2 518 59

457 149 174 136 767 577 71 1 436 53 849 30 212 3 363 4 134 2 901 60

4 – 14 19 117 130 16 442 9 869 6 927 2 917 3 760 2 192 61

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 201
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 47

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

NEW MEXICO

1 Bernalillo 480 ------------------- 577 20 374 17 311 17 916 10 907 8 449 132 179 221 1 429 597 2 Catron 2 --------------------- 563 178 126 136 81 59 – – 12 4 – 3 Chaves 57 -------------------- 849 3 035 2 615 2 752 1 391 1 106 – 580 76 137 79 4 Cibola 23 --------------------- 794 893 679 741 459 334 8 4 24 64 12 5 Colfax 12 --------------------- 925 620 455 479 296 229 5 7 29 30 1

6 Curry 42 ---------------------- 207 1 715 1 496 1 556 1 116 834 11 6 41 103 65

7 De Baca 2 ------------------- 252 124 84 95 47 32 1 – 11 7 1

8 Dona Ana 135 ------------------ 510 6 845 6 376 6 556 3 984 3 137 12 887 90 316 98

9 Eddy 48 ---------------------- 605 2 231 1 865 1 975 1 203 888 14 108 92 149 48

10 Grant 27 ---------------------- 676 1 516 1 130 1 262 643 478 – 305 38 59 24

11 Guadalupe 4 ----------------- 156 295 235 241 153 110 – – 14 19 –

12 Harding 987 -------------------- 62 51 53 24 24 – – 9 2 –

13 Hidalgo 5 -------------------- 958 322 272 285 181 139 – 8 16 27 –

14 Lea 55 ----------------------- 765 2 641 2 195 2 357 1 525 1 056 15 76 87 190 94

15 Lincoln 12 -------------------- 219 755 662 681 406 305 9 3 35 43 13

16 Los Alamos 18 ---------------- 115 1 069 964 1 006 607 448 – 7 33 50 – 17 Luna 18 ---------------------- 110 1 031 832 917 509 399 – 178 27 57 16 18 McKinley 60 ------------------- 686 2 699 2 440 2 546 1 915 1 323 8 5 63 124 46 19 Mora 4 ---------------------- 264 205 170 173 140 88 – – – 9 – 20 Otero 51 ---------------------- 928 1 606 1 456 1 509 1 044 757 24 1 66 101 4

21 Quay 10 ---------------------- 823 639 506 541 299 196 – 4 27 42 –

22 Rio Arriba 34 ------------------ 365 1 337 1 152 1 201 909 602 8 2 46 48 –

23 Roosevelt 16 ------------------ 702 895 679 745 389 288 1 177 26 40 18

24 Sandoval 63 ------------------ 319 1 687 1 474 1 557 742 527 21 8 61 155 73

25 San Juan 91 ------------------ 605 5 091 3 812 4 171 2 978 1 967 8 8 119 237 75

26 San Miguel 25 ----------------- 743 1 159 1 038 1 072 741 483 4 5 27 59 13

27 Santa Fe 98 ------------------- 928 3 611 2 908 3 181 1 986 1 321 39 – 114 280 97

28 Sierra 9 ---------------------- 912 365 325 345 175 122 – 6 18 31 –

29 Socorro 14 -------------------- 764 630 386 438 265 197 – – 30 38 3

30 Taos 23 ---------------------- 118 1 141 958 1 024 733 535 1 25 34 47 5

31 Torrance 10 ------------------- 285 698 551 581 464 343 – – 17 16 – 32 Union 4 ---------------------- 124 262 192 207 127 78 2 – 15 20 4 33 Valencia 45 ------------------- 235 1 613 1 360 1 459 1 054 721 18 1 51 79 6

NEW YORK

34 Albany 292 --------------------- 594 12 640 10 039 11 066 4 979 3 189 1 431 300 542 925 373

35 Allegany 50 ------------------- 470 2 701 1 953 2 132 1 373 879 109 61 145 71 6

36 Broome 212 -------------------- 160 10 496 7 543 8 838 4 917 3 241 745 210 458 399 273

37 Cattaraugus 84 ---------------- 234 5 041 3 499 3 959 2 360 1 778 447 112 248 130 56 38 Cayuga 82 -------------------- 313 3 911 2 666 3 036 1 845 1 290 231 159 145 110 78

39 Chautauqua 141 ---------------- 895 7 266 5 121 5 906 3 532 2 377 502 114 363 264 121 40 Chemung 95 ------------------ 195 3 885 2 849 3 248 1 740 1 114 411 69 132 180 82 41 Chenango 51 ------------------ 768 3 154 2 271 2 532 1 716 1 189 131 86 170 64 32 42 Clinton 85 --------------------- 969 4 321 3 080 3 508 2 185 1 386 190 215 155 136 50 43 Columbia 62 ------------------ 982 3 395 2 223 2 566 1 559 1 009 259 61 169 70 5

44 Cortland 48 ------------------- 963 2 488 1 934 2 094 1 218 758 183 102 124 92 53 45 Delaware 47 ------------------ 225 3 156 2 145 2 475 1 283 860 – 205 99 21 – 46 Dutchess 259 ------------------ 462 11 223 8 098 9 388 5 881 3 774 432 453 396 452 188 47 Erie 968 ----------------------- 532 44 334 33 801 38 683 20 979 13 481 2 377 3 341 1 467 2 418 1 070 48 Essex 37 --------------------- 152 2 109 1 550 1 747 835 572 198 51 119 25 7

49 Franklin 46 -------------------- 540 3 017 2 178 2 447 1 584 967 248 37 124 46 15 50 Fulton 54 --------------------- 191 3 082 2 276 2 622 1 577 1 137 357 59 126 103 71 51 Genesee 60 ------------------- 060 3 861 2 505 2 897 1 809 1 066 339 78 143 104 44 52 Greene 44 -------------------- 739 1 794 1 120 1 318 1 020 751 – 1 82 27 – 53 Hamilton 5 ------------------- 279 616 431 483 194 125 12 18 56 13 1

54 Herkimer 65 ------------------- 797 4 104 2 591 3 084 1 945 1 311 147 169 175 83 56 55 Jefferson 110 ------------------ 943 5 420 3 905 4 343 2 596 1 640 246 174 307 131 91 56 Lewis 26 ---------------------- 796 1 925 1 426 1 538 717 437 – – 63 6 1 57 Livingston 62 ------------------ 372 2 266 1 504 1 729 1 435 970 – 1 72 29 – 58 Madison 69 ------------------- 120 3 952 2 946 3 295 1 734 1 172 246 556 180 117 23

59 Monroe 713 -------------------- 968 32 087 25 423 28 305 17 234 10 752 973 1 288 862 1 764 776 60 Montgomery 51 ---------------- 981 2 922 2 156 2 383 1 344 916 274 52 74 42 – 61 Nassau 1 -------------------- 287 348 57 331 44 904 50 273 28 337 19 034 1 883 4 082 1 670 4 540 431 New York City3 6 62 ------------ 7 322 564 451 370 415 094 424 455 135 676 92 850 28 784 60 288 14 025 36 050 12 623 63 Niagara 220 -------------------- 756 10 780 8 212 9 168 5 271 3 756 744 194 384 482 229

64 Oneida 250 -------------------- 836 12 203 8 791 9 949 5 447 3 536 658 905 352 410 261

65 Onondaga 468 ----------------- 973 22 171 18 126 19 749 11 268 7 651 1 532 494 731 1 058 496

66 Ontario 95 -------------------- 101 5 605 3 761 4 373 2 907 1 894 338 56 162 104 16

67 Orange 307 -------------------- 647 14 416 10 592 12 251 7 718 5 066 1 132 210 545 670 127

68 Orleans 41 -------------------- 846 2 038 1 467 1 666 985 672 235 47 88 59 9

69 Oswego 121 ------------------- 771 6 727 5 109 5 696 3 554 2 300 386 127 327 171 119

70 Otsego 60 -------------------- 517 3 382 2 481 2 751 1 596 1 029 353 81 147 66 64

71 Putnam 83 -------------------- 941 3 437 2 528 2 918 1 852 1 194 116 117 212 170 1

72 Rensselaer 154 ----------------- 429 7 477 5 564 6 145 3 661 2 388 612 111 245 304 201

73 Rockland 265 ------------------ 475 13 202 9 941 11 209 6 670 4 320 479 1 239 373 668 19

74 St Lawrence 111 --------------- 974 5 578 4 118 4 598 2 645 1 716 231 452 297 151 57

75 Saratoga 181 ------------------- 276 7 551 5 681 6 385 4 314 2 657 465 103 388 238 62

76 Schenectady 149 --------------- 285 6 808 5 247 5 983 3 375 2 003 723 86 274 338 174

77 Schoharie 31 ------------------ 859 1 716 1 229 1 372 829 541 81 66 106 15 – 78 Schuyler 18 ------------------- 662 883 572 661 346 236 – – 23 5 –

See footnotes at end of table.

202 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 48

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

639 84 276 439 67 1 050 561 1 335 33 163 18 568 1 871 1 870 1 872 1 – – – 7 – 16 – 16 210 146 1 563 1 773 1 401 2 70 27 21 56 12 82 62 159 4 970 2 401 1 831 1 883 1 795 3 41 1 2 7 4 67 16 32 1 110 736 1 561 1 750 1 395 4 5 3 2 2 2 37 12 48 873 572 1 836 2 135 1 548 5

26 12 12 30 3 54 3 74 2 607 1 868 1 703 1 861 1 519 6

– – 2 1 – 12 2 11 152 89 1 618 2 120 1 325 7

133 17 24 38 25 392 237 303 11 185 6 275 1 724 1 686 1 761 8

34 – 18 27 8 74 43 157 3 856 2 252 1 997 2 111 1 900 9

18 14 14 15 8 48 13 63 2 423 1 198 1 982 2 102 1 899 10

– – 2 2 – 21 4 26 364 258 1 505 1 827 1 227 11

– – – – – 10 – 8 74 39 1 385 1 611 1 185 12

6 – 2 2 1 17 10 15 443 305 1 563 1 825 1 289 13

49 – 22 8 12 83 44 152 4 485 2 838 1 943 2 100 1 813 14

7 – 12 1 3 50 20 79 1 247 795 1 842 2 166 1 573 15

9 – 12 14 11 70 65 128 2 243 1 242 2 265 2 089 2 416 16 10 1 4 9 3 35 26 42 1 521 896 1 710 1 909 1 544 17 70 15 12 38 18 83 43 106 4 596 3 375 1 837 1 957 1 696 18 – – – – 1 15 – 8 335 275 1 916 1 687 2 146 19 18 8 10 – 8 66 33 126 2 677 1 826 1 782 1 915 1 645 20

13 – 6 10 3 40 15 82 876 526 1 655 2 040 1 435 21

14 8 9 13 4 68 13 59 1 993 1 557 1 686 1 909 1 454 22

3 2 3 12 2 29 7 36 1 301 700 1 779 2 017 1 614 23

70 – 20 42 12 87 53 213 2 628 1 244 1 727 1 790 1 694 24

138 – 40 14 24 149 177 204 7 544 5 160 1 856 2 019 1 695 25

4 21 9 17 6 94 35 37 1 789 1 274 1 671 1 948 1 435 26

122 9 50 60 22 248 4 150 6 079 3 444 1 968 1 960 1 974 27

9 – 4 8 4 40 19 31 603 342 1 672 1 944 1 509 28

– 3 6 5 5 44 6 33 811 475 1 921 2 053 1 799 29

19 – 8 3 4 63 19 63 1 803 1 364 1 776 1 948 1 571 30

– – – 3 – 24 – 57 975 806 1 702 1 854 1 461 31 – – 2 4 – 17 4 12 373 252 1 851 2 176 1 633 32 10 – 14 14 4 126 14 68 2 371 1 800 1 663 2 009 1 320 33

292 158 180 157 166 369 206 988 28 834 15 428 2 701 3 928 2 203 34

4 – 8 25 22 83 30 195 4 706 3 293 2 259 2 984 1 693 35

239 76 86 183 113 370 222 547 22 351 13 980 2 716 3 586 2 181 36

24 6 21 26 19 139 32 339 9 031 5 975 2 386 2 921 1 909 37 28 3 27 35 22 132 22 199 8 314 5 548 2 875 3 558 2 315 38

49 6 81 87 66 232 72 417 15 523 10 272 2 802 3 597 2 212 39 35 32 42 62 31 160 55 217 8 410 5 328 2 742 3 896 2 069 40 9 1 6 28 22 106 20 141 5 261 3 832 2 156 2 549 1 745 41 20 5 51 13 28 157 63 240 8 586 5 934 2 531 3 347 1 958 42 4 – 10 33 34 134 11 217 6 443 4 511 2 643 3 522 2 019 43

16 – 25 24 35 65 18 139 4 890 3 086 2 415 3 325 1 876 44 4 – 5 5 4 29 7 813 5 347 3 244 2 248 3 031 1 789 45 73 15 56 32 139 509 82 680 27 962 19 215 3 159 4 134 2 463 46 753 635 814 616 501 1 407 574 1 731 118 986 66 864 3 302 3 952 2 912 47 12 – 9 26 11 121 26 307 3 724 2 161 2 224 3 041 1 793 48

1 9 14 21 17 88 18 225 5 392 3 967 2 307 3 157 1 721 49 7 4 3 50 22 90 19 134 6 060 4 016 2 452 3 037 1 983 50 12 – 16 4 29 117 24 178 7 512 5 376 2 768 3 815 2 083 51 – – 10 23 15 43 8 89 3 412 2 862 2 754 3 183 2 048 52 8 – 1 10 5 35 5 125 878 438 1 864 2 830 1 520 53

11 – 34 17 52 135 46 214 6 902 4 897 2 345 2 983 1 789 54 16 4 42 63 46 175 48 404 11 268 7 651 2 693 3 718 2 025 55 – – 1 – 5 23 3 719 3 187 1 891 2 090 3 256 1 603 56 1 – 8 – 9 25 7 142 4 492 3 907 2 755 3 417 1 819 57 19 1 27 26 30 96 31 209 8 168 4 936 2 576 3 406 2 048 58

581 292 385 329 392 1 152 431 1 846 87 508 57 657 3 256 4 319 2 568 59 – – 10 87 16 55 4 425 5 499 3 698 2 379 3 198 1 805 60 1 810 82 649 1 214 578 1 465 445 3 087 187 020 109 684 3 942 4 779 3 414 61 4 030 18 924 2 801 10 821 5 664 9 063 52 338 33 368 1 347 588 432 249 3 179 3 624 3 052 62 211 102 226 113 94 477 243 398 26 185 16 760 3 026 3 948 2 377 63

113 83 101 256 105 357 212 689 25 195 16 250 2 645 3 668 2 033 64

376 97 426 200 259 747 319 1 746 53 672 34 642 2 768 3 592 2 228 65

21 12 22 25 46 232 37 395 10 913 8 017 2 636 3 430 1 978 66

135 30 69 106 155 637 173 544 34 825 24 014 3 051 3 759 2 488 67

– 2 6 – 16 85 6 128 4 127 2 910 2 618 3 645 1 818 68

32 28 60 99 33 256 49 455 14 906 10 201 2 734 3 548 2 146 69

11 4 14 – 21 85 39 270 5 585 3 665 2 093 2 777 1 645 70

26 – 2 21 42 244 – 115 9 519 6 685 3 480 4 485 2 693 71

55 96 72 53 61 297 87 290 16 684 11 267 2 802 3 617 2 239 72

203 13 193 57 214 505 63 513 37 539 23 982 3 526 4 554 2 845 73

26 8 36 15 43 190 53 394 11 250 7 236 2 542 3 366 1 997 74

40 2 79 17 60 277 56 284 17 737 13 479 2 911 3 956 2 094 75

62 81 76 88 70 225 47 364 15 774 9 712 2 776 3 987 2 139 76

4 – 3 – 10 48 3 207 3 197 2 299 2 414 3 431 1 684 77 – – 3 2 4 19 11 248 1 447 927 2 254 3 200 1 631 78

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 203
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 49

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

NEW YORKmCon.

1 Seneca 33 -------------------- 683 1 594 1 068 1 185 743 526 – – 28 25 1 2 Steuben 99 ------------------- 088 5 050 3 551 4 165 2 567 1 661 304 122 289 105 55 3 Suffolk 1 --------------------- 321 864 56 073 43 894 48 768 31 947 21 900 1 673 1 553 1 752 3 779 493 4 Sullivan 69 -------------------- 277 4 265 3 292 3 603 1 818 1 155 408 165 304 130 15 5 Tioga 52 ---------------------- 337 2 655 1 683 2 076 1 352 862 116 136 121 78 5

6 Tompkins 94 ------------------ 097 4 597 3 467 3 847 2 459 1 630 176 140 212 141 73

7 Ulster 165 ---------------------- 304 8 240 6 134 6 892 3 966 2 715 647 253 463 323 79

8 Warren 59 -------------------- 209 3 375 2 687 2 899 1 507 1 054 270 53 231 132 47

9 Washington 59 ---------------- 330 3 588 2 375 2 755 1 759 1 138 264 63 176 74 2

10 Wayne 89 --------------------- 123 5 061 3 489 4 035 2 683 1 791 378 110 172 98 12

11 Westchester 874 ---------------- 866 43 787 35 395 38 629 19 177 13 156 1 522 3 921 994 3 138 1 336

12 Wyoming 42 ------------------- 507 2 188 1 504 1 770 731 532 89 512 89 61 11

13 Yates 22 ---------------------- 810 1 045 712 816 464 336 37 35 52 35 7

NORTH CAROLINA

14 Alamance 108 ------------------ 213 4 593 3 309 3 654 2 316 1 634 130 131 39 262 99

15 Alexander 27 ------------------ 544 876 729 783 587 403 34 42 – 26 1

16 Alleghany 9 ------------------ 590 383 299 318 217 157 17 14 – 18 –

17 Anson 23 --------------------- 474 1 409 1 035 1 238 673 444 56 305 5 43 2

18 Ashe 22 ---------------------- 209 771 572 635 477 325 43 2 – 23 –

19 Avery 14 ---------------------- 867 612 451 490 360 246 15 2 – 16 –

20 Beaufort 42 ------------------- 283 2 231 1 625 1 837 1 137 810 142 37 16 84 23

21 Bertie 20 ---------------------- 388 902 689 761 561 395 45 35 5 29 1

22 Bladen 28 --------------------- 663 1 719 1 320 1 453 856 572 103 225 8 46 4

23 Brunswick 50 ------------------ 985 2 283 1 840 1 950 1 151 755 151 68 10 114 3

24 Buncombe 174 ----------------- 821 8 205 6 127 6 880 3 958 2 838 324 287 76 381 204 25 Burke 75 ---------------------- 744 3 301 2 643 2 814 1 890 1 210 105 73 37 177 14 26 Cabarrus 98 ------------------- 935 3 988 3 245 3 531 2 074 1 615 195 157 47 236 72 27 Caldwell 70 ------------------- 709 3 003 2 194 2 415 1 673 1 149 94 113 19 126 65 28 Camden 5 ------------------- 904 250 186 207 167 110 12 – – 6 –

29 Carteret 52 -------------------- 556 2 078 1 561 1 682 1 073 783 68 51 27 107 34

30 Caswell 20 -------------------- 693 673 601 613 441 320 45 41 – 27 –

31 Catawba 118 ------------------- 412 6 484 4 965 5 508 2 752 2 027 213 1 261 76 251 119

32 Chatham 38 ------------------- 759 1 357 1 099 1 187 810 584 48 78 10 55 –

33 Cherokee 20 ------------------ 170 1 190 903 971 530 371 43 235 1 20 –

34 Chowan 13 -------------------- 506 619 513 545 354 245 32 5 – 28 7

35 Clay 7 ----------------------- 155 247 206 218 161 115 12 8 – 11 –

36 Cleveland 84 ------------------ 714 4 820 3 885 4 188 2 068 1 515 172 1 204 28 154 55

37 Columbus 49 ------------------ 587 2 609 1 935 2 176 1 558 1 042 233 72 2 65 11 38 Craven 81 -------------------- 613 3 724 2 883 3 145 2 023 1 426 214 145 19 156 48

39 Cumberland 274 ---------------- 566 13 865 10 752 12 230 6 513 4 401 510 2 493 55 649 170 40 Currituck 13 ------------------- 736 627 470 529 401 274 18 7 – 22 8 41 Dare 22 ----------------------- 746 1 357 1 179 1 242 499 362 52 104 8 122 25 42 Davidson 126 ------------------- 677 5 255 4 026 4 308 2 888 2 062 152 221 49 224 115 43 Davie 27 ---------------------- 859 1 257 870 1 057 590 435 29 277 – 36 2

44 Duplin 39 --------------------- 995 2 002 1 400 1 536 1 109 766 51 80 22 64 – 45 Durham 181 -------------------- 835 7 766 6 280 6 750 3 396 2 584 334 384 167 531 228 46 Edgecombe 56 ---------------- 558 2 265 1 692 1 839 1 159 839 152 93 13 79 16 47 Forsyth 265 -------------------- 878 11 094 8 575 9 543 5 090 3 782 398 414 116 774 341 48 Franklin 36 -------------------- 414 1 257 1 084 1 136 825 535 64 42 4 11 21

49 Gaston 175 -------------------- 093 7 167 5 926 6 349 3 543 2 620 294 494 70 431 136 50 Gates 9 --------------------- 305 362 260 281 233 172 16 1 – 4 – 51 Graham 7 -------------------- 196 326 257 280 186 132 14 20 – 10 – 52 Granville 38 ------------------- 345 1 339 1 110 1 158 809 594 57 32 23 72 8 53 Greene 15 -------------------- 384 642 485 538 390 273 31 20 – 21 3

54 Guilford 347 -------------------- 420 16 596 13 516 14 326 7 887 5 434 618 920 251 913 574 55 Halifax 55 --------------------- 516 2 991 2 291 2 485 1 535 1 053 163 198 8 77 4 56 Harnett 67 -------------------- 822 2 315 1 999 2 085 1 377 1 053 118 77 24 114 7 57 Haywood 46 ------------------ 942 2 751 2 095 2 373 1 177 804 98 653 22 88 16 58 Henderson 69 ----------------- 285 2 631 1 979 2 147 1 373 980 141 159 13 104 29

59 Hertford 22 ------------------- 523 1 354 916 1 047 684 467 62 48 13 54 5 60 Hoke 22 ---------------------- 856 991 857 889 654 458 46 30 13 36 4 61 Hyde 5 ---------------------- 411 288 233 249 147 103 21 26 – 8 – 62 Iredell 92 --------------------- 931 3 701 2 981 3 183 2 147 1 524 128 130 47 179 85 63 Jackson 26 ------------------- 846 1 115 786 881 629 413 55 36 – 23 –

64 Johnston 81 ------------------- 306 3 900 3 202 3 420 1 957 1 407 129 628 13 133 9

65 Jones 9 --------------------- 414 329 287 299 207 156 25 12 – 6 2

66 Lee 41 ----------------------- 374 2 658 1 815 2 042 1 262 890 62 285 22 115 48

67 Lenoir 57 --------------------- 274 3 159 2 400 2 571 1 585 1 075 117 134 30 150 71

68 Lincoln 50 -------------------- 319 1 584 1 365 1 436 964 753 70 48 10 73 18

69 McDowell 35 ------------------ 681 1 442 1 094 1 225 858 580 85 35 21 59 4

70 Macon 23 --------------------- 499 906 731 794 496 346 41 61 13 40 –

71 Madison 16 ------------------- 953 695 489 560 349 234 35 18 – 11 –

72 Martin 25 --------------------- 078 1 547 1 209 1 311 762 517 65 253 5 35 11

73 Mecklenburg 511 --------------- 433 27 538 25 168 25 948 10 334 7 360 771 7 593 462 1 426 826

74 Mitchell 14 -------------------- 433 848 501 619 444 287 63 – 8 29 –

75 Montgomery 23 ---------------- 346 991 776 840 590 406 44 44 7 37 –

76 Moore 59 --------------------- 013 2 678 2 026 2 216 1 418 988 101 82 15 129 45

77 Nash 76 ---------------------- 677 5 228 4 160 4 542 2 174 1 593 134 1 174 52 208 143 78 New Hanover 120 --------------- 284 5 452 4 089 4 550 2 456 1 805 252 215 65 406 140

See footnotes at end of table.

204 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 50

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

3 – 8 6 6 19 12 334 2 707 1 797 2 357 2 863 1 916 1 12 1 24 42 39 208 67 330 10 252 7 113 2 579 3 471 1 968 2 785 87 502 595 402 2 136 721 2 343 173 371 121 205 3 764 4 723 2 970 3 53 16 53 38 56 183 33 331 9 262 5 254 2 655 3 590 2 205 4 6 – 20 8 16 81 7 130 4 814 3 464 2 530 3 403 1 806 5

75 – 23 52 36 183 70 207 9 340 6 180 2 495 2 855 2 213 6

45 1 56 117 82 386 79 395 18 662 12 520 2 842 3 835 2 139 7

33 13 45 69 34 219 52 194 7 235 4 555 2 567 3 643 1 931 8

– – 16 32 38 94 7 230 6 737 4 960 2 576 3 560 1 804 9

9 1 24 11 49 156 39 293 10 240 7 572 2 674 3 479 1 994 10

1 197 365 566 823 557 1 560 365 3 108 136 703 73 122 3 681 4 366 3 312 11

– 7 11 4 14 51 11 179 4 180 2 175 2 499 3 574 1 982 12

4 1 4 – 5 44 9 119 1 797 1 190 2 295 2 879 1 826 13

54 44 63 53 5 127 72 259 7 516 5 071 2 129 2 488 1 812 14

4 – – 16 – 21 – 52 1 575 1 273 2 071 2 529 1 507 15

– – – 3 – 13 – 36 608 471 1 949 2 504 1 398 16

6 6 20 13 – 23 34 52 2 307 1 381 1 931 2 424 1 584 17

2 – – 7 – 18 – 63 1 224 1 012 2 007 2 537 1 366 18

4 – – 6 – 16 6 65 946 753 1 979 2 484 1 440 19

15 75 13 20 4 65 55 151 3 515 2 484 1 999 2 455 1 611 20

2 2 3 7 – 33 5 33 1 440 1 140 1 969 2 364 1 479 21

3 14 2 13 – 46 10 123 2 759 1 777 1 967 2 438 1 634 22

30 – 1 33 5 80 72 232 3 987 2 625 2 077 2 624 1 742 23

195 121 97 93 64 266 172 642 13 769 8 716 2 089 2 590 1 714 24 63 17 34 60 6 86 72 180 5 504 3 913 1 982 2 646 1 481 25 52 4 52 69 – 194 167 212 7 317 4 443 2 148 2 399 1 917 26 22 11 23 36 3 65 29 136 4 842 3 532 2 037 2 449 1 651 27 – – – 5 – 7 – 10 414 352 2 062 2 454 1 532 28

14 – 11 23 6 58 15 195 3 381 2 285 2 045 2 378 1 742 29

– – 1 2 3 16 5 32 1 165 897 1 897 2 327 1 410 30

49 34 103 88 16 154 53 339 11 542 5 915 2 114 2 425 1 916 31

3 5 14 24 1 33 18 88 2 348 1 652 2 030 2 339 1 717 32

5 5 3 13 – 21 5 90 1 684 1 129 1 761 2 405 1 358 33

6 4 7 16 2 17 18 49 1 102 773 2 038 2 583 1 595 34

– – 1 3 – 10 1 11 421 341 1 970 2 423 1 440 35

27 19 23 77 3 99 88 171 8 516 4 435 2 092 2 415 1 904 36

9 7 7 8 1 41 3 159 4 057 3 236 1 958 2 473 1 429 37 43 3 22 19 9 98 116 230 6 140 4 197 2 014 2 403 1 677 38

146 71 151 216 28 194 443 591 25 283 13 286 2 108 2 421 1 920 39 – – – 3 1 24 15 30 1 106 882 2 187 2 310 2 039 40 11 – 6 79 3 100 50 183 2 535 1 042 2 021 2 317 1 898 41 30 21 44 105 – 106 92 261 8 464 5 949 2 003 2 353 1 672 42 – – – 10 – 35 12 66 2 091 1 249 2 139 2 342 1 950 43

6 – 2 29 1 36 16 120 3 092 2 349 2 074 2 452 1 665 44 147 168 136 156 26 297 162 618 15 487 7 736 2 334 2 489 2 235 45 19 37 18 13 – 48 25 167 3 621 2 512 2 019 2 463 1 639 46 359 159 204 401 27 373 104 783 21 195 11 523 2 289 2 549 2 118 47 – 2 6 12 24 34 2 89 2 081 1 592 1 861 2 382 1 384 48

120 37 143 175 57 226 129 494 13 230 7 873 2 131 2 522 1 852 49 – – – – – 9 4 14 591 519 2 163 2 464 1 632 50 1 – – 4 – 13 1 31 494 385 1 799 2 300 1 301 51 8 9 2 6 – 43 12 77 2 229 1 681 1 955 2 332 1 541 52 3 – 1 19 – 12 4 34 1 087 863 2 128 2 604 1 550 53

476 207 220 263 123 446 315 1 113 30 889 16 918 2 197 2 478 2 020 54 – 21 32 29 6 57 38 317 4 773 3 268 1 972 2 448 1 594 55 8 11 32 21 2 86 60 148 4 390 3 209 2 142 2 603 1 655 56 9 7 25 58 3 67 31 119 4 731 2 567 2 073 2 635 1 776 57 12 12 14 42 2 50 64 132 4 408 3 045 2 088 2 478 1 742 58

– 4 9 14 – 30 11 113 1 876 1 365 1 896 2 406 1 485 59 2 – 9 9 – 31 11 44 1 578 1 209 1 803 2 270 1 307 60 – – – 5 – 15 13 14 443 308 1 802 2 329 1 392 61 41 39 34 60 9 73 74 137 6 518 4 581 2 086 2 452 1 747 62 11 6 – 7 – 22 – 92 1 787 1 343 2 092 2 496 1 719 63

12 26 22 75 4 97 54 261 6 858 4 141 2 039 2 430 1 749 64

– – – 3 – 9 6 29 587 444 1 973 2 348 1 550 65

13 17 19 19 – 85 29 66 4 073 2 688 2 066 2 397 1 800 66

53 42 12 71 2 67 59 178 5 098 3 410 2 021 2 521 1 658 67

18 9 20 38 4 58 30 76 2 922 2 089 2 079 2 462 1 641 68

6 – 13 17 3 39 21 64 2 417 1 859 2 048 2 475 1 650 69

8 – 4 27 – 41 24 39 1 515 1 042 1 962 2 453 1 557 70

– 11 – 22 – 6 11 97 1 009 749 1 878 2 539 1 310 71

7 16 6 21 – 30 3 97 2 590 1 639 2 012 2 489 1 676 72

384 268 319 510 107 673 299 1 976 56 221 19 910 2 183 2 596 2 026 73

6 5 5 5 – 18 9 27 1 161 931 1 942 2 405 1 501 74

– 5 3 5 – 27 5 73 1 644 1 293 2 007 2 563 1 442 75

14 5 42 52 – 90 14 209 4 479 3 129 2 088 2 537 1 698 76

63 – 71 82 – 153 100 188 9 514 4 638 2 081 2 396 1 899 77 107 97 53 95 22 215 36 391 9 954 5 709 2 280 2 592 2 053 78

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 205
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 51

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

NORTH CAROLINAmCon.

1 Northampton 20 --------------- 798 938 726 801 495 346 63 43 – 22 –

2 Onslow 149 -------------------- 838 5 476 4 365 4 744 2 560 1 708 333 1 005 31 199 68

3 Orange 93 -------------------- 851 3 487 2 955 3 137 1 770 1 278 130 85 51 213 51

4 Pamlico 11 -------------------- 372 547 393 459 314 217 30 16 – 16 –

5 Pasquotank 31 ---------------- 298 2 746 2 069 2 296 862 639 48 855 19 63 37

6 Pender 28 -------------------- 855 1 059 822 902 597 440 63 49 – 45 – 7 Perquimans 10 ---------------- 447 391 314 340 245 176 20 5 – 10 – 8 Person 30 --------------------- 180 1 456 1 134 1 235 841 564 80 60 13 53 16 9 Pitt 107 ------------------------ 924 5 503 4 260 4 782 2 769 2 013 160 288 76 253 121 10 Polk 14 ----------------------- 416 462 405 443 283 231 20 14 – 21 –

11 Randolph 106 ------------------ 546 3 795 2 915 3 177 2 314 1 639 101 113 28 152 47

12 Richmond 44 ------------------ 518 2 057 1 675 1 760 1 239 776 77 57 24 86 24

13 Robeson 105 ------------------- 179 5 324 4 258 4 511 3 161 2 117 231 193 43 192 68

14 Rockingham 86 ---------------- 064 3 832 2 775 3 075 1 986 1 406 133 211 57 193 56

15 Rowan 110 --------------------- 605 4 238 3 289 3 622 2 491 1 730 123 110 59 174 67

16 Rutherford 56 ----------------- 918 2 499 1 925 2 106 1 465 1 028 94 114 23 106 22 17 Sampson 47 ------------------ 297 2 052 1 665 1 759 1 205 893 184 70 – 42 – 18 Scotland 33 ------------------- 754 1 687 1 314 1 406 931 676 85 109 9 62 6 19 Stanly 51 --------------------- 765 2 393 1 818 1 973 1 118 831 152 184 35 86 40 20 Stokes 37 --------------------- 223 1 622 1 146 1 315 821 601 56 260 – 49 1

21 Surry 61 ---------------------- 704 3 526 2 695 2 972 1 524 1 032 95 837 29 124 19

22 Swain 11 --------------------- 268 480 342 392 214 151 49 – – 12 –

23 Transylvania 25 ---------------- 520 991 755 851 488 362 49 39 5 62 –

24 Tyrrell 3 --------------------- 856 226 158 177 116 79 23 1 – 5 –

25 Union 84 ---------------------- 211 3 420 2 689 2 961 1 984 1 427 167 134 15 160 6

26 Vance 38 --------------------- 892 1 995 1 475 1 628 1 050 727 90 73 11 89 58

27 Wake 423 ---------------------- 380 17 606 15 244 16 227 9 736 6 964 505 876 235 884 433

28 Warren 17 -------------------- 265 756 588 657 421 289 61 62 – 15 –

29 Washington 13 ---------------- 997 779 587 657 359 259 47 107 5 24 –

30 Watauga 36 ------------------- 952 1 628 1 033 1 168 608 434 60 106 23 85 10

31 Wayne 104 --------------------- 666 4 344 3 284 3 589 2 348 1 705 168 170 35 177 91 32 Wilkes 59 --------------------- 393 2 546 1 794 1 997 1 492 985 111 76 13 84 7 33 Wilson 66 --------------------- 061 3 499 2 976 3 124 1 840 1 212 145 93 36 153 88 34 Yadkin 30 --------------------- 488 1 241 990 1 077 647 450 49 216 3 39 2 35 Yancey 15 -------------------- 419 709 552 600 340 237 36 120 – 14 –

NORTH DAKOTA

36 Adams 3 --------------------- 174 252 84 111 71 53 9 – 8 5 –

37 Barnes 12 -------------------- 545 1 368 253 319 206 147 17 7 21 7 1

38 Benson 7 -------------------- 198 619 277 329 249 174 22 4 18 6 –

39 Billings 1 --------------------- 108 107 49 72 29 21 2 – 12 4 2

40 Bottineau 8 ------------------ 011 634 248 290 187 135 13 – 18 5 –

41 Bowman 3 ------------------- 596 294 127 149 106 81 8 – 7 4 –

42 Burke 3 ---------------------- 002 337 96 135 92 64 6 – 8 5 –

43 Burleigh 60 -------------------- 131 2 925 1 702 2 073 1 249 921 84 24 83 138 61

44 Cass 102 ---------------------- 874 3 523 2 299 2 702 1 641 1 255 86 68 70 165 88

45 Cavalier 6 -------------------- 064 534 160 208 138 100 13 1 16 7 –

46 Dickey 6 --------------------- 107 417 151 180 124 87 11 – 11 5 – 47 Divide 2 --------------------- 899 300 78 108 55 37 5 – 13 3 – 48 Dunn 4 ---------------------- 005 212 129 170 104 71 11 – 23 4 – 49 Eddy 2 ---------------------- 951 260 81 107 59 47 5 – 7 6 – 50 Emmons 4 ------------------- 830 295 145 176 122 80 6 – 10 4 –

51 Foster 3 --------------------- 983 295 104 138 88 67 4 5 8 8 –

52 Golden Valley 2 -------------- 108 212 85 105 67 51 7 – 5 10 –

53 Grand Forks 70 ---------------- 683 2 491 1 666 1 895 1 135 858 71 16 74 120 65

54 Grant 3 ---------------------- 549 251 106 129 84 60 10 – 9 2 –

55 Griggs 3 --------------------- 303 233 86 110 71 48 5 – 12 3 –

56 Hettinger 3 ------------------- 445 356 128 149 107 76 5 – 9 4 1

57 Kidder 3 --------------------- 332 407 117 145 107 72 4 1 7 2 –

58 La Moure 5 ------------------ 383 464 191 231 151 107 10 – 13 5 –

59 Logan 2 --------------------- 847 177 82 96 63 48 5 – 7 7 –

60 McHenry 6 ------------------- 528 661 203 288 185 127 7 – 10 3 –

61 McIntosh 4 ------------------- 021 241 135 171 103 68 6 – 14 2 – 62 McKenzie 6 ------------------ 383 480 266 309 205 133 10 – 29 10 – 63 McLean 10 -------------------- 457 799 391 482 338 228 18 3 27 27 – 64 Mercer 9 --------------------- 808 497 294 380 225 155 13 1 27 32 – 65 Morton 23 -------------------- 700 1 066 686 862 543 398 43 22 32 47 5

66 Mountrail 7 ------------------- 021 785 256 329 216 164 11 – 13 13 –

67 Nelson 4 --------------------- 410 406 161 189 135 95 7 – 16 5 –

68 Oliver 2 ---------------------- 381 159 72 104 51 32 3 6 15 5 –

69 Pembina 9 ------------------- 238 672 316 365 240 182 23 7 16 16 –

70 Pierce 5 --------------------- 052 298 133 158 100 76 7 1 11 12 –

71 Ramsey 12 -------------------- 681 755 420 491 320 207 33 – 21 23 6 72 Ransom 5 ------------------- 921 410 174 211 134 95 11 7 14 7 – 73 Renville 3 -------------------- 160 350 132 157 102 74 4 – 9 5 – 74 Richland 18 ------------------- 148 1 172 452 577 402 271 12 8 25 28 – 75 Rolette 12 -------------------- 772 864 717 753 603 431 26 1 11 8 –

76 Sargent 4 -------------------- 549 341 121 151 104 73 7 3 6 4 –

77 Sheridan 2 ------------------- 148 201 72 85 48 32 5 – 7 2 –

78 Sioux 3 ---------------------- 761 256 187 209 185 146 6 – 5 1 –

79 Slope 907 ---------------------- 164 22 31 9 8 – – 5 1 – 80 Stark 22 ---------------------- 832 992 632 768 489 371 46 1 45 51 6

See footnotes at end of table.

206 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 52

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– 42 – 7 – 17 6 106 1 452 1 031 1 876 2 450 1 393 1

37 3 11 67 1 102 76 251 8 549 5 021 1 834 2 312 1 545 2

51 22 46 85 1 199 145 288 6 861 3 768 2 231 2 344 2 150 3

4 – 3 7 – 14 7 48 906 693 2 066 2 498 1 644 4

13 18 21 33 1 64 211 51 4 581 1 872 2 046 2 437 1 893 5

– 2 – 9 – 27 4 106 1 777 1 281 2 040 2 372 1 683 6 3 5 – – – 10 6 36 688 539 2 103 2 582 1 530 7 7 7 – 15 1 47 33 62 2 414 1 725 2 019 2 362 1 708 8 86 59 74 118 7 145 313 313 9 479 5 563 2 067 2 388 1 838 9 1 – – – 1 14 10 79 858 651 1 998 2 536 1 419 10

30 23 37 23 5 90 19 195 6 284 4 820 2 031 2 367 1 652 11

5 8 20 43 – 50 27 100 3 316 2 476 1 900 2 457 1 472 12

30 61 21 59 13 97 101 241 8 786 6 589 1 984 2 477 1 540 13

33 11 53 60 4 116 37 125 6 350 4 287 2 138 2 449 1 855 14

55 46 29 64 4 92 65 243 7 847 5 903 2 235 2 611 1 871 15

13 7 18 39 3 63 25 114 4 218 3 069 2 059 2 401 1 713 16 – – – 1 6 36 – 215 3 455 2 649 1 996 2 456 1 510 17 9 27 10 31 3 31 24 69 2 743 1 913 1 998 2 399 1 599 18 16 13 19 23 6 76 62 143 3 867 2 466 2 006 2 430 1 689 19 2 1 3 16 – 38 9 59 2 525 1 716 2 017 2 383 1 636 20

14 12 23 36 – 77 18 164 5 932 3 336 2 070 2 576 1 782 21

– 69 – 2 – 9 5 32 667 448 1 778 2 389 1 328 22

8 5 8 37 2 57 5 86 1 642 1 031 2 040 2 400 1 736 23

– – – 2 – 6 2 22 317 246 1 873 2 380 1 378 24

34 12 10 55 – 131 76 177 5 969 4 043 2 102 2 359 1 825 25

20 9 23 29 2 45 28 101 3 163 2 236 2 010 2 492 1 623 26

476 234 211 367 18 891 284 1 077 33 879 20 189 2 124 2 309 1 981 27

3 2 – 6 – 17 – 70 1 190 860 1 889 2 419 1 420 28

1 7 5 14 – 27 8 53 1 205 767 1 910 2 403 1 546 29

22 16 30 27 – 45 41 95 2 308 1 326 2 049 2 529 1 735 30

37 84 17 91 3 113 20 235 7 366 5 255 2 114 2 476 1 767 31 6 9 9 27 3 66 12 82 4 125 3 340 2 125 2 596 1 628 32 48 39 80 38 – 142 149 273 5 986 3 591 1 941 2 378 1 665 33 2 – 3 11 – 31 6 68 2 012 1 344 1 928 2 417 1 538 34 1 – – 8 – 14 8 59 1 095 717 1 826 2 420 1 386 35

– 1 – 3 1 9 – 4 210 146 2 049 2 435 1 582 36

9 2 – – 8 17 – 24 659 485 2 272 2 920 1 566 37

1 2 – – 3 14 1 9 579 468 1 881 2 125 1 523 38

– – – – 2 7 – 14 153 65 2 420 2 734 2 253 39

3 – 2 4 9 21 4 24 544 389 1 931 2 437 1 432 40

4 – 1 – 2 12 1 4 308 228 2 150 2 503 1 657 41

1 – – – 5 6 1 11 254 169 1 927 2 188 1 667 42

133 15 19 33 32 53 32 117 4 594 2 946 2 405 2 899 2 003 43

89 27 21 91 62 95 40 159 6 358 4 181 2 508 2 995 2 053 44

2 – – 3 4 13 3 8 427 309 2 199 2 683 1 677 45

2 – 1 – 5 9 1 11 344 257 2 016 2 504 1 436 46 4 – – – 3 10 – 15 207 126 2 043 2 762 1 594 47 1 – – – 3 10 – 14 307 210 1 958 2 346 1 565 48 13 – 1 1 1 6 2 6 187 126 1 960 2 430 1 455 49 – – – – 5 10 – 19 298 223 1 765 2 180 1 344 50

1 – – – 3 11 2 8 265 194 2 131 2 596 1 567 51

– – 1 – 2 8 1 4 205 142 2 059 2 468 1 640 52

67 18 15 48 36 69 60 101 4 536 2 940 2 527 2 995 2 104 53

– – – – 1 13 – 10 202 146 1 666 2 035 1 269 54

– 1 – – 2 10 – 6 210 150 2 049 2 524 1 553 55

2 – – – 3 10 1 7 293 225 1 968 2 425 1 465 56

– – – – 3 12 – 9 258 201 1 906 2 283 1 450 57

1 1 – – 4 14 – 32 415 299 1 884 2 328 1 445 58

1 – – – 2 3 – 8 183 133 1 982 2 396 1 526 59

45 – – – 6 13 – 19 485 372 2 008 2 419 1 522 60

11 – – – 2 8 – 25 307 210 1 939 2 484 1 515 61 2 – 1 5 5 15 1 26 692 482 2 361 2 894 1 889 62 18 – – – 6 19 2 24 905 711 2 035 2 451 1 557 63 17 1 2 8 5 22 4 23 793 534 2 287 2 977 1 700 64 45 1 8 14 16 27 10 49 1 690 1 147 2 159 2 600 1 760 65

2 40 – 1 6 16 4 7 632 454 2 053 2 498 1 540 66

6 1 – 1 2 10 1 5 367 278 2 014 2 386 1 598 67

6 – – – 1 11 – 6 195 118 2 169 2 791 1 699 68

1 1 1 5 7 21 9 18 761 576 2 172 2 747 1 553 69

1 – 1 – 5 11 3 6 313 225 2 099 2 659 1 477 70

12 3 8 9 8 27 3 18 947 663 2 038 2 513 1 672 71 2 – 1 – 6 19 5 5 383 278 1 929 2 453 1 381 72 – – 1 1 4 11 1 19 278 206 1 842 2 353 1 361 73 9 – 3 8 8 34 15 25 1 151 863 2 149 2 635 1 587 74 5 62 – – 5 13 – 19 1 553 1 312 2 097 2 323 1 768 75

1 – – 1 3 8 1 13 291 215 2 004 2 369 1 535 76

14 – – – – 4 – 5 152 92 1 807 2 214 1 516 77

– – – – 1 6 – 5 464 427 2 341 2 586 1 592 78

– – – – 1 11 – 4 48 19 1 515 2 189 1 262 79 28 – 10 6 16 25 14 31 1 546 1 079 2 176 2 651 1 663 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 207
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 53

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

NORTH DAKOTAmCon.

1 Steele 2 --------------------- 420 232 76 89 49 36 7 2 9 3 – 2 Stutsman 22 ------------------ 241 1 474 725 887 609 339 46 – 39 42 7 3 Towner 3 -------------------- 627 329 114 135 85 60 7 – 13 5 – 4 Traill 8 ----------------------- 752 501 230 282 190 133 16 – 23 9 – 5 Walsh 13 --------------------- 840 749 366 419 259 187 19 5 33 26 –

6 Ward 57 ---------------------- 921 2 444 1 457 1 771 1 129 832 61 40 56 93 47

7 Wells 5 ---------------------- 864 571 164 233 142 102 11 – 14 5 –

8 Williams 21 ------------------- 129 1 286 687 793 469 349 38 1 46 48 11

OHIO

9 Adams 25 --------------------- 371 1 613 1 076 1 187 617 404 78 245 50 25 – 10 Allen 109 ---------------------- 755 4 517 3 652 3 904 2 231 1 471 262 198 129 222 117 11 Ashland 47 -------------------- 507 1 828 1 421 1 536 916 630 79 33 68 103 36 12 Ashtabula 99 ------------------ 821 4 147 3 035 3 382 1 618 1 061 533 247 160 155 87 13 Athens 59 --------------------- 549 2 141 1 752 1 858 1 156 739 128 191 39 34 8

14 Auglaize 44 ------------------- 585 1 935 1 389 1 524 862 607 166 24 49 57 20

15 Belmont 71 ------------------- 074 2 689 2 049 2 266 1 152 771 174 163 108 77 20

16 Brown 34 --------------------- 966 1 599 1 090 1 247 725 496 27 253 37 36 –

17 Butler 291 ---------------------- 479 9 843 7 533 8 386 4 895 3 295 379 234 225 539 270

18 Carroll 26 --------------------- 521 894 575 663 326 227 – – 10 7 20

19 Champaign 36 ----------------- 019 1 571 1 165 1 294 682 473 284 16 49 60 24

20 Clark 147 ---------------------- 548 5 620 4 487 4 835 2 518 1 699 724 62 137 252 133

21 Clermont 150 ------------------- 187 5 006 3 960 4 368 2 774 1 799 240 150 106 229 72

22 Clinton 35 --------------------- 415 2 075 1 530 1 651 780 514 31 482 44 72 16

23 Columbiana 108 ---------------- 276 3 685 2 833 3 104 2 002 1 387 147 122 116 162 57

24 Coshocton 35 ----------------- 427 1 674 1 117 1 244 736 444 – 29 12 – 18 25 Crawford 47 ------------------- 870 1 936 1 549 1 663 1 013 668 137 70 49 81 39 26 Cuyahoga 1 ------------------ 412 140 74 329 60 021 66 565 27 228 16 909 3 414 7 726 1 353 4 649 2 158 27 Darke 53 ---------------------- 619 1 982 1 489 1 630 1 039 725 84 84 54 63 20 28 Defiance 39 ------------------- 350 1 618 1 181 1 321 747 492 35 120 42 65 19

29 Delaware 66 ------------------ 929 2 380 1 979 2 106 1 169 823 41 56 92 89 86

30 Erie 76 ----------------------- 779 3 491 2 606 2 932 1 555 1 118 301 90 77 155 95

31 Fairfield 103 -------------------- 461 3 616 2 799 3 073 1 821 1 262 89 58 101 188 98

32 Fayette 27 -------------------- 466 1 267 959 1 071 549 384 43 235 38 57 14

33 Franklin 961 -------------------- 437 38 409 31 817 34 782 16 950 11 266 1 545 2 008 825 2 751 1 683

34 Fulton 38 --------------------- 498 1 707 1 218 1 394 837 557 135 63 60 78 3

35 Gallia 30 ---------------------- 954 1 267 1 076 1 125 636 431 – 2 8 22 2

36 Geauga 81 -------------------- 129 2 659 2 027 2 260 991 682 341 170 103 130 10

37 Greene 136 -------------------- 731 5 099 3 849 4 267 2 434 1 610 220 157 127 265 135 38 Guernsey 39 ------------------ 024 1 365 980 1 114 682 439 45 32 64 55 20

39 Hamilton 866 ------------------- 228 35 149 27 568 30 852 13 840 9 515 1 613 1 323 946 2 359 1 311 40 Hancock 65 ------------------- 536 2 695 1 861 2 132 1 271 887 128 24 89 122 58 41 Hardin 31 --------------------- 111 1 385 945 1 076 633 449 123 16 40 37 – 42 Harrison 16 ------------------- 085 768 555 593 334 232 56 7 40 12 – 43 Henry 29 ---------------------- 108 1 740 1 072 1 253 707 456 82 16 42 45 20

44 Highland 35 ------------------- 728 1 588 1 224 1 352 691 468 – 201 12 32 19 45 Hocking 25 -------------------- 533 1 037 709 771 384 260 64 76 38 24 – 46 Holmes 32 -------------------- 849 902 600 704 453 275 – 154 8 5 7 47 Huron 56 --------------------- 240 2 352 1 658 1 891 1 185 791 77 27 69 66 22 48 Jackson 30 ------------------- 230 1 180 913 989 592 388 62 43 53 53 4

49 Jefferson 80 ------------------ 298 2 957 2 264 2 472 1 269 958 157 42 131 133 55 50 Knox 47 ---------------------- 473 1 760 1 370 1 471 808 578 93 112 58 83 22 51 Lake 215 ---------------------- 499 10 103 6 932 8 120 4 183 2 632 257 601 309 626 390 52 Lawrence 61 ------------------ 834 2 736 2 090 2 358 1 234 874 164 494 69 58 13 53 Licking 128 --------------------- 300 4 653 3 667 4 049 2 554 1 802 137 67 150 257 111

54 Logan 42 --------------------- 310 1 942 1 430 1 600 946 657 176 36 60 91 16 55 Lorain 271 --------------------- 126 11 071 8 108 9 316 5 555 3 821 455 532 225 550 239 56 Lucas 462 --------------------- 361 16 748 14 301 15 692 7 775 5 480 1 092 1 064 450 964 627 57 Madison 37 ------------------- 068 1 414 1 018 1 132 745 518 42 31 42 45 14 58 Mahoning 264 ------------------ 806 8 964 7 149 7 780 4 119 2 783 514 387 311 560 240

59 Marion 64 --------------------- 274 2 910 2 248 2 483 1 358 947 – 15 27 65 66 60 Medina 122 -------------------- 354 5 640 3 622 4 264 2 742 1 905 261 80 132 180 61 61 Meigs 22 ---------------------- 987 1 086 812 871 482 328 54 27 51 29 – 62 Mercer 39 --------------------- 443 2 164 1 409 1 661 939 669 52 340 49 46 16 63 Miami 93 ---------------------- 182 4 433 3 721 3 933 1 993 1 327 327 206 269 197 61

64 Monroe 15 -------------------- 497 1 042 696 744 423 239 85 54 39 26 –

65 Montgomery 573 ---------------- 809 27 847 18 727 21 384 10 217 6 810 972 1 217 592 1 452 823

66 Morgan 14 -------------------- 194 630 462 505 297 191 38 15 39 27 –

67 Morrow 27 -------------------- 749 1 099 852 915 480 338 50 145 33 25 –

68 Muskingum 82 ----------------- 068 3 341 2 725 2 870 1 663 1 157 277 133 81 154 54

69 Noble 11 ---------------------- 336 571 349 401 245 159 – – 5 2 –

70 Ottawa 40 -------------------- 029 2 341 1 251 1 480 775 550 48 265 43 49 5

71 Paulding 20 ------------------- 488 972 681 753 397 280 59 139 28 32 1

72 Perry 31 ---------------------- 557 1 476 997 1 088 625 421 59 74 51 39 4

73 Pickaway 48 ------------------ 255 1 650 1 202 1 344 823 594 55 32 48 106 27

74 Pike 24 ----------------------- 249 1 193 936 969 630 404 – – 6 16 1

75 Portage 142 -------------------- 585 6 480 4 688 5 345 2 592 1 756 219 1 323 156 172 80

76 Preble 40 --------------------- 113 1 691 1 205 1 329 786 512 – 2 14 25 1

77 Putnam 33 -------------------- 819 1 486 933 1 071 701 459 90 38 34 35 – 78 Richland 126 ------------------- 137 5 637 4 320 4 777 2 668 1 812 234 409 141 247 145

See footnotes at end of table.

208 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 54

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

4 – – – 2 6 – 7 168 103 1 921 2 265 1 611 1 28 3 3 11 12 25 10 52 1 756 1 244 2 146 2 760 1 742 2 8 – – – 2 9 1 5 248 170 1 892 2 311 1 458 3 – 2 3 1 5 16 4 13 587 438 2 214 2 742 1 627 4 4 – 4 4 10 27 12 16 884 587 2 182 2 628 1 778 5

71 12 10 31 22 65 42 92 3 911 2 729 2 395 2 898 1 899 6

32 – 1 2 2 9 2 13 422 296 2 087 2 577 1 547 7

25 12 3 15 10 38 15 62 1 614 1 058 2 149 2 635 1 708 8

– 9 6 – 25 29 4 99 2 148 1 234 1 852 2 489 1 504 9 49 25 86 4 166 86 94 235 8 285 4 824 2 168 2 664 1 857 10 31 – 22 20 65 42 27 94 3 127 2 058 2 092 2 629 1 692 11 22 27 53 19 91 134 19 217 6 867 3 869 2 115 2 953 1 720 12 – 6 4 – 31 59 1 201 3 561 2 369 1 959 2 494 1 585 13

– – 17 9 46 49 31 194 3 070 1 812 2 075 2 452 1 802 14

2 29 43 7 62 83 81 265 4 413 2 387 2 019 2 495 1 752 15

– 1 6 – 32 29 8 93 2 448 1 510 2 042 2 448 1 717 16

142 50 227 20 302 382 297 424 20 504 12 369 2 560 2 986 2 263 17

– – 6 – – 5 3 286 1 279 774 2 008 2 775 1 559 18

6 1 12 – 36 38 19 67 2 644 1 568 2 131 2 804 1 706 19

49 54 72 10 205 153 71 395 10 912 6 417 2 304 3 083 1 877 20

8 14 82 – 131 150 55 357 9 169 5 885 2 189 2 678 1 820 21

3 5 15 15 46 37 44 61 3 367 1 683 2 079 2 642 1 811 22

15 26 31 10 62 92 43 219 6 254 4 346 2 086 2 539 1 687 23

– 9 7 – 8 11 15 399 2 902 1 505 2 452 2 577 2 375 24 1 4 34 18 53 65 54 45 3 268 2 101 2 000 2 443 1 685 25 1 654 1 124 1 239 789 2 734 1 777 4 640 6 080 177 487 79 677 2 748 3 727 2 422 26 9 4 6 2 44 46 14 161 3 119 2 053 1 959 2 334 1 626 27 6 – 23 7 43 62 28 124 2 788 1 716 2 213 2 783 1 851 28

16 – 16 15 54 98 19 355 4 464 2 701 2 160 2 629 1 839 29

33 32 55 21 94 112 50 262 6 544 3 863 2 330 2 842 1 981 30

29 – 41 27 128 95 76 322 6 952 4 580 2 345 2 995 1 870 31

– – 20 7 32 30 9 37 2 092 1 113 2 013 2 287 1 841 32

965 364 591 809 1 344 1 157 1 441 2 349 88 533 45 716 2 623 3 274 2 304 33

6 – 18 7 20 65 21 81 2 878 1 946 2 191 2 785 1 744 34

10 8 15 1 10 11 10 390 2 108 1 366 1 895 2 579 1 453 35

23 – – 7 104 65 – 316 4 778 2 495 2 202 2 875 1 878 36

45 30 141 5 196 143 53 316 9 991 5 964 2 440 2 957 2 104 37 5 15 15 – 34 30 21 96 2 144 1 386 2 014 2 550 1 650 38

1 314 478 831 302 1 116 1 016 1 568 2 835 81 055 38 143 2 758 3 263 2 517 39 32 5 33 8 66 75 49 172 4 494 2 813 2 203 2 585 1 902 40 3 – 3 4 28 26 4 159 1 936 1 234 1 891 2 243 1 587 41 – 6 – – 16 18 7 97 1 127 673 1 933 2 459 1 588 42 9 1 8 17 27 42 50 187 2 483 1 496 2 109 2 560 1 797 43

– – 10 – 7 18 17 345 2 503 1 408 1 896 2 530 1 524 44 – 9 – – 31 30 – 115 1 529 829 2 048 2 556 1 773 45 2 – 2 – – 16 1 56 1 410 920 2 024 2 256 1 840 46 9 4 19 31 69 62 37 214 3 895 2 496 2 168 2 613 1 809 47 – 2 20 9 23 46 34 48 1 953 1 326 2 010 2 662 1 569 48

31 49 36 30 79 75 69 316 5 214 3 080 2 186 2 750 1 798 49 4 5 31 1 44 51 18 141 2 966 1 817 2 052 2 573 1 704 50 280 17 182 39 297 302 175 462 21 024 11 768 2 734 3 415 2 363 51 1 11 25 10 69 55 18 137 4 942 2 738 2 203 2 597 1 938 52 18 14 63 2 195 150 59 272 8 623 5 603 2 222 2 583 1 904 53

5 – 14 5 70 40 16 125 3 141 2 001 2 045 2 457 1 716 54 198 84 163 26 327 257 266 439 22 564 14 463 2 538 3 098 2 126 55 205 149 223 200 537 512 739 1 155 38 027 20 054 2 529 3 073 2 261 56 – 3 2 – 28 36 6 138 2 218 1 503 2 048 2 332 1 770 57 227 124 187 25 462 215 269 140 18 262 10 776 2 422 3 221 1 971 58

14 5 31 36 18 35 26 787 5 009 3 015 2 111 2 566 1 798 59 69 10 62 31 126 122 86 302 10 082 6 952 2 546 3 100 2 011 60 4 – 3 – 22 33 37 129 1 461 896 1 708 2 240 1 383 61 10 1 8 – 36 64 19 81 3 400 2 059 2 127 2 433 1 882 62 48 28 37 68 106 155 132 306 7 750 4 348 2 000 2 624 1 677 63

4 – 5 – 14 24 17 53 1 392 935 1 889 2 825 1 415 64

626 422 288 320 840 839 940 1 836 53 742 27 143 2 659 3 193 2 395 65

– 3 3 – 14 18 3 48 772 464 1 554 1 924 1 318 66

– 2 – – 29 23 – 128 1 706 1 030 1 899 2 551 1 498 67

7 44 38 19 96 111 65 128 5 670 3 597 2 002 2 588 1 602 68

– – 4 – – 2 6 137 710 460 1 826 2 326 1 440 69

– 4 27 2 37 47 5 173 3 095 2 031 2 203 3 007 1 646 70

– – 1 – 24 20 2 50 1 498 882 2 057 2 621 1 701 71

– 8 4 – 28 49 12 135 1 894 1 239 1 759 2 327 1 362 72

4 9 14 – 45 43 14 124 2 927 1 922 2 254 2 681 1 866 73

– 8 4 – – 6 4 294 1 795 1 285 1 862 2 466 1 417 74

19 21 61 7 145 133 45 372 11 933 6 292 2 335 2 900 2 020 75

1 – 7 4 11 12 11 455 2 482 1 693 1 917 2 656 1 402 76

– – 5 – 16 33 7 112 1 981 1 454 1 923 2 510 1 394 77 34 23 59 14 185 124 96 398 10 028 5 764 2 195 2 587 1 937 78

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 209
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 55

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

OHIOmCon.

1 Ross 69 ---------------------- 330 2 774 2 092 2 275 1 403 923 80 52 73 107 50 2 Sandusky 61 ------------------ 963 2 679 1 902 2 209 1 305 893 224 69 61 98 35 3 Scioto 80 --------------------- 327 2 976 2 388 2 522 1 638 1 104 167 52 79 97 55 4 Seneca 59 -------------------- 733 2 389 1 521 1 772 1 007 686 104 145 47 111 42 5 Shelby 44 --------------------- 915 1 999 1 509 1 644 871 619 189 94 48 91 29

6 Stark 367 ---------------------- 585 13 444 10 300 11 386 6 126 4 323 786 839 364 564 347

7 Summit 514 -------------------- 990 24 421 18 795 21 001 8 388 6 131 910 4 154 546 1 304 721

8 Trumbull 227 ------------------- 813 7 988 6 043 6 750 3 799 2 634 592 336 244 338 188

9 Tuscarawas 84 ---------------- 090 3 396 2 379 2 724 1 488 1 063 226 135 94 122 43

10 Union 31 ---------------------- 969 1 788 1 323 1 483 523 356 135 428 44 44 16

11 Van Wert 30 ------------------ 464 1 212 889 992 540 401 99 6 46 51 23

12 Vinton 11 --------------------- 098 586 479 500 297 209 39 24 28 12 –

13 Warren 113 -------------------- 909 3 580 2 741 3 000 1 759 1 266 140 120 80 171 38

14 Washington 62 ---------------- 254 2 355 1 748 1 932 1 137 784 125 15 66 52 1

15 Wayne 101 --------------------- 461 4 689 3 291 3 832 1 928 1 337 364 527 115 181 51

16 Williams 36 ------------------- 956 1 720 1 251 1 390 642 482 129 223 54 55 11 17 Wood 113 ---------------------- 269 4 802 3 260 3 745 2 095 1 418 188 253 117 225 58 18 Wyandot 22 ------------------- 254 1 170 814 917 431 288 105 150 37 35 5

OKLAHOMA

19 Adair 18 ---------------------- 421 1 136 976 1 023 720 483 – – 7 18 2

20 Alfalfa 6 --------------------- 416 320 229 252 127 85 – – 53 16 3

21 Atoka 12 ---------------------- 778 681 566 596 303 202 – 86 57 29 1

22 Beaver 6 -------------------- 023 346 301 314 203 142 – – 56 9 –

23 Beckham 18 ------------------ 812 854 688 730 447 321 – 70 48 43 15

24 Blaine 11 --------------------- 470 789 571 614 359 269 – 91 41 21 4 25 Bryan 32 ---------------------- 089 1 704 1 436 1 530 846 634 2 363 50 48 32 26 Caddo 29 --------------------- 550 1 560 1 332 1 390 1 003 709 – 55 64 40 24 27 Canadian 74 ------------------ 409 2 802 2 285 2 435 1 720 1 240 2 240 80 106 51 28 Carter 42 --------------------- 919 1 809 1 492 1 586 1 104 753 2 – 89 107 45

29 Cherokee 34 ------------------ 049 1 389 1 175 1 248 797 600 – 249 17 36 6

30 Choctaw 15 ------------------- 302 826 706 734 448 299 4 100 47 28 21

31 Cimarron 3 ------------------- 301 219 179 187 100 82 – 4 36 7 –

32 Cleveland 174 ------------------ 253 6 690 5 597 6 027 3 446 2 601 25 1 259 153 234 181

33 Coal 5 ----------------------- 780 293 252 262 161 107 – 16 21 8 –

34 Comanche 111 ----------------- 486 5 614 4 524 4 885 2 764 1 938 7 1 084 119 227 121

35 Cotton 6 --------------------- 651 309 261 275 165 122 1 – 37 9 4

36 Craig 14 ---------------------- 104 722 594 641 355 269 – 108 50 10 –

37 Creek 60 ---------------------- 915 2 442 2 002 2 136 1 579 1 115 – – 75 94 57 38 Custer 26 --------------------- 897 1 566 1 314 1 368 723 495 3 292 62 68 38

39 Delaware 28 ------------------ 070 1 175 972 1 036 755 534 – 50 52 45 7 40 Dewey 5 --------------------- 551 337 239 268 162 114 12 1 49 7 – 41 Ellis 4 ----------------------- 497 327 268 280 123 88 – – 39 9 – 42 Garfield 56 -------------------- 735 2 335 1 924 2 073 1 335 893 – – 119 120 84 43 Garvin 26 --------------------- 605 1 253 1 019 1 099 670 486 3 66 69 53 18

44 Grady 41 --------------------- 747 1 955 1 452 1 636 998 704 – 273 79 74 40 45 Grant 5 ---------------------- 689 343 263 282 158 107 – 2 47 10 – 46 Greer 6 ---------------------- 559 384 294 320 126 102 – 63 4 11 6 47 Harmon 3 -------------------- 793 262 235 238 97 79 – 41 61 12 1 48 Harper 4 --------------------- 063 327 220 240 139 94 – 5 35 10 –

49 Haskell 10 -------------------- 940 589 448 492 262 181 – 97 35 25 7 50 Hughes 13 -------------------- 023 700 566 595 363 238 – 74 41 21 9 51 Jackson 28 ------------------- 764 1 753 1 424 1 560 740 569 – 452 50 71 32 52 Jefferson 7 ------------------ 010 406 346 374 187 129 – 62 27 6 – 53 Johnston 10 ------------------- 032 379 327 344 221 170 – 7 4 13 4

54 Kay 48 ----------------------- 056 2 285 1 864 1 982 1 175 839 – 4 103 127 103 55 Kingfisher 13 ------------------ 212 712 608 629 425 307 – – 57 33 11 56 Kiowa 11 --------------------- 347 584 470 515 277 201 – 88 35 26 5 57 Latimer 10 -------------------- 333 805 617 664 491 338 – 57 56 8 – 58 Le Flore 43 ------------------- 270 1 689 1 397 1 459 1 090 806 – – 80 83 4

59 Lincoln 29 -------------------- 216 1 082 913 974 679 461 – 7 10 33 8 60 Logan 29 --------------------- 011 926 715 782 531 343 – 4 49 47 29 61 Love 8 ---------------------- 157 371 317 335 178 130 – 72 23 14 – 62 McClain 22 -------------------- 795 1 132 888 982 673 458 1 88 46 51 6 63 McCurtain 33 ------------------ 433 1 601 1 362 1 417 1 136 778 – – – 16 –

64 McIntosh 16 ------------------- 779 626 533 561 399 272 – – 39 22 –

65 Major 8 ---------------------- 055 377 259 290 165 118 – 13 44 8 –

66 Marshall 10 ------------------- 829 510 417 446 254 190 – 68 24 20 27

67 Mayes 33 --------------------- 366 1 271 1 063 1 114 817 556 1 – 54 42 11

68 Murray 12 --------------------- 042 649 494 567 244 189 – 203 25 21 –

69 Muskogee 68 ------------------ 078 2 679 2 366 2 464 1 706 1 188 – 46 83 136 136

70 Noble 11 ---------------------- 045 666 518 564 311 212 – 70 13 17 12

71 Nowata 9 -------------------- 992 404 339 357 238 173 – – 32 12 –

72 Okfuskee 11 ------------------ 551 482 407 438 329 231 – 6 24 8 –

73 Oklahoma 599 ------------------ 611 23 134 18 870 20 502 11 174 7 850 78 1 259 685 1 786 1 189

74 Okmulgee 36 ------------------ 490 1 316 1 126 1 179 821 576 – 25 46 59 42

75 Osage 41 --------------------- 645 1 089 902 947 565 421 30 1 92 50 19

76 Ottawa 30 -------------------- 561 1 376 1 154 1 220 853 613 – – 45 56 30

77 Pawnee 15 -------------------- 575 623 503 534 290 192 – 86 38 29 9 78 Payne 61 --------------------- 507 2 848 2 361 2 531 1 294 845 – 447 71 130 86

See footnotes at end of table.

210 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 56

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

11 13 20 17 69 68 47 265 4 644 3 054 2 108 2 560 1 777 1 27 11 38 2 56 55 42 186 4 686 3 072 2 253 2 809 1 834 2 1 59 39 21 67 82 40 125 5 106 3 544 2 062 2 552 1 660 3 17 – 31 10 77 69 21 91 3 716 2 267 2 214 2 657 1 862 4 14 15 16 18 70 43 24 122 3 338 1 910 2 080 2 504 1 798 5

107 152 146 63 346 495 211 840 26 246 15 981 2 383 3 055 1 944 6

370 421 361 202 585 842 768 1 429 53 668 25 044 2 644 3 425 2 310 7

43 76 115 30 267 228 181 313 15 398 9 066 2 375 2 783 2 093 8

105 6 30 14 108 95 80 178 5 520 3 401 2 129 2 634 1 767 9

– – 14 – 38 32 14 195 3 265 1 314 2 233 3 010 1 952 10

4 – 11 6 21 50 13 122 1 964 1 205 2 058 2 457 1 748 11

– 3 – 6 12 18 – 61 775 498 1 555 1 815 1 354 12

37 24 18 12 138 161 58 244 6 870 4 211 2 376 2 697 2 123 13

– – 12 – 39 30 4 451 3 880 2 541 2 072 2 546 1 718 14

17 11 46 11 101 120 130 230 8 620 4 683 2 301 2 619 2 102 15

8 – 12 9 39 47 51 110 2 680 1 459 1 993 2 565 1 657 16 41 1 61 27 185 155 77 262 8 235 4 746 2 321 2 710 2 045 17 2 – 11 10 26 31 18 56 1 609 882 1 781 2 528 1 392 18

– 146 – 3 2 12 9 104 1 599 1 202 1 585 1 911 1 280 19

1 – 1 – 3 17 3 28 394 243 1 591 2 263 1 216 20

– 42 5 7 2 35 15 14 967 513 1 631 1 984 1 440 21

– – – – 4 19 1 22 547 378 1 762 2 215 1 362 22

2 17 2 9 10 26 13 28 1 325 839 1 847 2 049 1 677 23

2 2 1 3 6 23 6 55 923 573 1 523 1 782 1 298 24 17 5 19 15 4 33 13 83 2 520 1 412 1 663 1 830 1 533 25 6 18 10 6 5 30 20 109 2 391 1 805 1 734 2 055 1 377 26 17 – 8 11 13 78 39 70 4 847 3 569 2 037 2 400 1 645 27 19 1 24 33 9 62 29 62 2 801 2 077 1 798 2 081 1 527 28

13 – 21 20 1 21 32 35 2 070 1 354 1 669 1 873 1 465 29

2 8 5 11 1 37 13 9 1 077 735 1 478 1 921 1 156 30

– – – – 3 11 – 26 296 185 1 591 2 052 1 235 31

70 51 70 92 55 167 56 168 11 719 6 860 2 001 2 207 1 842 32

– 4 – – 2 13 1 36 363 257 1 403 1 880 1 057 33

58 19 64 67 44 113 49 149 9 706 5 475 2 027 2 299 1 848 34

– 2 – 4 2 24 5 22 404 277 1 491 1 907 1 152 35

– – – – 6 16 1 95 964 634 1 521 1 998 1 142 36

19 45 16 2 26 76 61 86 3 828 2 952 1 815 2 063 1 519 37 14 – 7 24 12 44 21 60 2 290 1 281 1 683 2 031 1 481 38

– – 3 15 7 43 15 44 1 707 1 292 1 677 1 969 1 340 39 – 1 – 1 3 13 – 19 463 333 1 800 2 364 1 311 40 – – – 1 2 14 1 91 477 280 1 711 2 369 1 400 41 24 2 35 57 21 112 44 120 3 961 2 546 1 956 2 211 1 752 42 13 5 4 15 11 43 38 91 1 744 1 182 1 628 2 034 1 276 43

11 2 8 25 9 47 15 55 2 847 1 670 1 800 1 900 1 710 44 – – – – 2 19 – 44 426 270 1 531 1 922 1 272 45 – 4 1 5 – 56 4 40 525 249 1 656 2 074 1 443 46 – – – 2 2 16 3 3 347 181 1 451 1 971 1 188 47 1 – 1 1 2 19 3 24 375 247 1 612 2 120 1 240 48

– 25 1 – 3 22 – 15 759 460 1 578 2 067 1 249 49 2 4 2 10 1 16 8 44 962 641 1 628 2 074 1 316 50 17 7 4 24 6 50 37 70 2 694 1 365 1 772 2 024 1 611 51 – 5 – – 2 17 5 63 597 325 1 610 1 976 1 404 52 – 1 3 11 – 4 12 64 560 418 1 645 2 141 1 127 53

52 17 21 54 14 78 112 122 3 768 2 372 1 939 2 205 1 738 54 4 – – 6 6 35 20 32 1 060 743 1 698 1 952 1 440 55 – 6 1 – 4 20 11 42 853 532 1 715 2 106 1 425 56 – 1 1 4 2 15 14 15 1 164 938 1 740 2 247 1 191 57 4 4 12 5 9 47 20 101 2 499 2 003 1 731 2 055 1 301 58

8 20 5 9 3 15 16 161 1 488 1 109 1 555 1 909 1 204 59 4 10 4 4 4 38 20 38 1 339 973 1 754 2 133 1 411 60 – – – – 4 20 2 22 522 301 1 577 1 923 1 341 61 6 – 3 6 9 38 16 39 1 782 1 313 1 874 2 204 1 531 62 – 17 – 5 3 28 12 200 2 245 1 877 1 600 1 919 1 187 63

– – 4 – 1 41 7 48 929 758 1 688 2 193 1 172 64

– – – – 3 15 1 41 487 309 1 758 2 146 1 448 65

– 2 3 – 2 20 4 22 735 432 1 661 1 882 1 479 66

10 – 17 – 13 26 46 77 1 958 1 421 1 783 2 032 1 519 67

– – 3 2 2 28 12 27 904 469 1 654 2 176 1 331 68

71 17 33 31 14 71 55 65 4 485 3 341 1 844 2 280 1 430 69

5 3 3 – – 8 20 102 901 531 1 633 1 973 1 405 70

– – – – 4 26 3 42 626 417 1 790 1 945 1 633 71

– 1 – 3 – 13 4 50 702 568 1 673 1 942 1 330 72

671 312 234 254 307 692 608 1 253 42 238 21 783 2 110 2 178 2 065 73

7 3 3 17 6 43 50 57 1 820 1 289 1 568 1 805 1 326 74

2 13 11 11 5 44 11 93 1 508 1 010 1 608 1 969 1 306 75

9 48 10 12 13 46 32 66 1 972 1 471 1 636 1 903 1 344 76

– 9 4 5 2 32 14 16 812 482 1 549 1 917 1 327 77 62 10 29 42 29 115 119 97 4 684 2 378 1 863 2 186 1 690 78

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 211
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 57

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

OKLAHOMAmCon.

1 Pittsburg 40 ------------------- 581 2 309 1 858 2 001 1 005 700 2 503 91 76 41 2 Pontotoc 34 ------------------- 119 1 554 1 282 1 376 906 658 8 13 57 53 32 3 Pottawatomie 58 --------------- 760 2 398 2 026 2 145 1 514 1 053 – 131 72 100 50 4 Pushmataha 10 ---------------- 997 666 561 581 312 221 – 130 51 8 – 5 Roger Mills 4 ----------------- 147 256 203 209 111 77 – 2 45 9 –

6 Rogers 55 -------------------- 170 2 030 1 779 1 849 1 323 952 4 3 96 67 59

7 Seminole 25 ------------------ 412 1 113 944 990 722 522 2 1 52 46 23

8 Sequoyah 33 ------------------ 828 1 261 1 105 1 145 918 678 – 1 14 31 2

9 Stephens 42 ------------------ 299 1 723 1 452 1 528 1 015 717 – – 24 66 50

10 Texas 16 --------------------- 419 900 710 767 415 296 – 104 78 29 11

11 Tillman 10 -------------------- 384 617 510 545 289 209 – 78 33 22 11

12 Tulsa 503 ---------------------- 341 19 683 16 388 17 779 10 537 7 352 36 253 693 1 382 876

13 Wagoner 47 ------------------- 883 1 069 984 1 004 706 502 – 21 50 45 17

14 Washington 48 ---------------- 066 1 989 1 451 1 690 1 179 825 – 5 68 103 61

15 Washita 11 -------------------- 441 574 418 472 322 206 – – 50 17 4

16 Woods 9 --------------------- 103 719 517 598 301 209 – 150 43 15 7

17 Woodward 18 ----------------- 976 908 687 745 500 355 – 17 51 39 17

OREGON

18 Baker 15 ---------------------- 317 726 509 567 359 280 – 9 35 24 12

19 Benton 70 -------------------- 811 1 994 1 475 1 679 992 751 – 63 64 108 64

20 Clackamas 278 ----------------- 850 10 388 6 972 8 377 5 625 4 015 142 231 235 375 294

21 Clatsop 33 -------------------- 301 1 707 1 166 1 291 833 512 – 20 55 78 22

22 Columbia 37 ------------------ 557 1 902 1 371 1 547 1 058 762 3 91 44 37 54

23 Coos 60 ---------------------- 273 3 732 2 401 2 958 1 464 973 2 800 96 129 37

24 Crook 14 --------------------- 111 546 341 411 247 174 – 2 4 12 3

25 Curry 19 ---------------------- 327 877 662 720 355 258 2 103 35 43 –

26 Deschutes 74 ----------------- 958 3 703 2 536 2 944 1 928 1 282 5 257 86 100 90

27 Douglas 94 -------------------- 649 4 243 3 034 3 433 2 123 1 566 2 249 163 175 84

28 Gilliam 1 --------------------- 717 115 81 87 50 40 1 – 8 4 – 29 Grant 7 ---------------------- 853 560 362 439 226 160 4 87 36 6 – 30 Harney 7 -------------------- 060 464 306 365 218 149 1 58 27 8 2 31 Hood River 16 ----------------- 903 861 553 675 373 267 1 15 50 28 10 32 Jackson 146 ------------------- 389 5 551 3 828 4 472 2 879 2 111 – 135 178 235 153

33 Jefferson 13 ------------------ 676 867 591 706 372 268 – 155 20 29 5

34 Josephine 62 ------------------ 649 2 260 1 452 1 749 1 103 746 19 93 70 142 24

35 Klamath 57 ------------------- 702 2 367 1 824 2 139 1 370 931 – 45 79 52 147

36 Lake 7 ---------------------- 186 484 327 396 182 139 – 92 39 12 6

37 Lane 282 ---------------------- 912 12 755 8 779 10 462 6 303 4 304 6 165 473 477 345

38 Lincoln 38 -------------------- 889 2 162 1 609 1 852 642 466 15 426 83 144 13

39 Linn 91 ----------------------- 227 4 893 3 218 3 731 2 791 1 570 10 138 126 173 51

40 Malheur 26 -------------------- 038 1 789 1 123 1 347 864 616 7 154 39 45 11

41 Marion 228 --------------------- 483 10 515 6 812 8 198 5 542 3 844 – 209 279 363 216

42 Morrow 7 -------------------- 625 575 402 463 237 163 1 83 28 17 –

43 Multnomah 583 ----------------- 887 26 775 20 234 23 161 10 795 7 328 374 900 789 1 514 861

44 Polk 49 ----------------------- 541 1 387 880 1 084 735 553 – 34 34 65 11

45 Sherman 1 ------------------- 918 106 54 70 41 41 – – – – –

46 Tillamook 21 ------------------ 570 1 052 827 893 516 391 – 15 44 34 9

47 Umatilla 59 -------------------- 249 2 963 2 001 2 268 1 556 1 111 2 78 79 94 43

48 Union 23 ---------------------- 598 1 198 771 888 597 442 2 58 33 32 13 49 Wallowa 6 ------------------- 911 399 250 287 181 140 – 10 22 15 1 50 Wasco 21 --------------------- 683 1 270 908 1 032 567 430 112 40 49 42 23 51 Washington 311 ---------------- 554 11 017 8 235 9 168 6 222 4 397 2 143 246 563 415 52 Wheeler 1 ------------------- 396 90 50 61 37 32 – – – – – 53 Yamhill 65 -------------------- 551 3 136 1 968 2 349 1 498 1 096 1 235 66 104 24

PENNSYLVANIA

54 Adams 78 --------------------- 274 2 185 1 608 1 782 1 148 823 – – 33 19 –

55 Allegheny 1 ------------------ 336 449 51 043 39 867 44 356 21 385 14 567 2 597 1 008 1 811 3 118 947

56 Armstrong 73 ------------------ 478 2 367 1 829 1 992 1 243 889 297 – 44 41 3

57 Beaver 186 -------------------- 093 6 733 4 669 5 490 3 235 2 147 755 63 106 234 18

58 Bedford 47 -------------------- 919 1 629 1 145 1 244 946 669 39 3 26 16 –

59 Berks 336 ---------------------- 523 11 798 9 256 10 233 6 260 4 208 934 69 238 573 110 60 Blair 130 ----------------------- 542 4 394 3 199 3 646 2 228 1 470 325 16 164 192 75 61 Bradford 60 ------------------- 967 2 348 1 758 1 967 1 288 933 256 – 29 24 1 62 Bucks 541 --------------------- 174 16 127 13 212 14 691 10 120 7 051 497 122 664 817 75 63 Butler 152 ---------------------- 013 4 014 3 094 3 377 2 370 1 766 264 10 85 105 23

64 Cambria 163 ------------------- 029 5 136 3 990 4 365 2 112 1 584 855 124 130 159 46

65 Cameron 5 ------------------- 913 244 188 201 122 80 7 3 9 6 –

66 Carbon 56 -------------------- 846 2 025 1 342 1 605 905 591 – – 33 49 –

67 Centre 123 --------------------- 786 3 325 2 532 2 798 1 641 1 065 281 42 76 136 –

68 Chester 376 -------------------- 396 11 067 8 638 9 577 6 260 4 497 354 426 183 466 13

69 Clarion 41 --------------------- 699 1 444 1 077 1 223 845 587 – – 12 10 –

70 Clearfield 78 ------------------ 097 2 759 1 970 2 231 1 557 1 112 168 9 61 48 –

71 Clinton 37 --------------------- 182 1 219 809 921 547 425 – – 17 29 6

72 Columbia 63 ------------------ 202 2 085 1 477 1 667 1 194 859 45 1 29 59 9

73 Crawford 86 ------------------- 169 2 464 1 673 1 900 1 016 788 190 14 75 64 24

74 Cumberland 195 ---------------- 257 6 376 4 920 5 438 3 682 2 614 434 72 116 244 7

75 Dauphin 237 ------------------- 813 10 034 7 356 8 194 4 731 3 149 648 60 160 549 145

76 Delaware 547 ------------------ 651 16 728 12 711 14 294 8 116 5 487 1 356 144 311 1 070 87

77 Elk 34 ------------------------ 878 973 720 788 452 314 12 1 39 43 10 78 Erie 275 ----------------------- 572 7 725 6 262 6 810 4 172 2 935 182 60 199 353 210

See footnotes at end of table.

212 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 58

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

22 29 25 19 15 53 16 104 3 425 1 798 1 749 2 101 1 544 1 13 113 6 25 4 43 29 74 2 284 1 561 1 705 1 928 1 485 2 28 33 25 6 15 75 36 60 3 722 2 688 1 773 2 015 1 533 3 – 9 1 – 2 21 12 35 922 551 1 607 2 045 1 329 4 – – – – 4 13 – 25 328 213 1 548 2 119 1 199 5

15 9 9 19 9 56 96 84 3 099 2 225 1 691 1 907 1 447 6

4 15 5 13 10 45 15 37 1 598 1 253 1 624 1 974 1 201 7

10 – 8 9 1 13 26 112 1 974 1 618 1 731 1 962 1 370 8

15 – 15 36 1 27 53 226 2 600 1 801 1 733 2 012 1 473 9

16 2 3 13 9 29 17 41 1 297 756 1 738 2 055 1 519 10

1 – 2 16 4 27 20 42 920 527 1 718 2 011 1 524 11

622 234 232 105 208 625 628 1 348 36 289 20 606 2 112 2 201 2 045 12

2 – 8 6 7 70 40 32 1 680 1 251 1 679 2 070 1 275 13

29 – 14 44 12 61 62 52 3 254 2 272 2 028 2 219 1 854 14

– – 1 2 6 24 6 40 816 604 1 795 2 228 1 390 15

– 1 – 9 4 16 7 45 890 533 1 523 2 034 1 187 16

4 – 5 16 1 31 12 52 1 414 1 023 1 944 2 334 1 549 17

2 – 6 1 11 37 6 65 1 144 761 2 079 2 354 1 781 18

25 32 11 19 27 87 20 167 4 454 2 646 2 762 3 026 2 556 19

137 71 135 12 155 353 122 490 21 569 13 702 2 755 2 821 2 696 20

36 3 18 2 12 73 20 119 2 963 1 909 2 353 2 557 2 209 21

5 – 9 1 13 63 74 95 3 621 2 431 2 434 2 598 2 268 22

17 14 32 12 30 96 20 209 6 846 3 343 2 382 2 561 2 282 23

15 – 2 – – 5 4 117 919 578 2 388 2 768 2 100 24

4 – 7 – 13 43 10 105 1 626 931 2 303 2 869 1 979 25

78 12 24 1 33 114 24 192 6 665 4 263 2 354 2 591 2 161 26

62 18 36 21 44 142 51 263 7 619 4 632 2 309 2 456 2 184 27

2 – – – 2 10 2 8 152 77 1 733 1 505 1 956 28 2 – – 1 7 10 1 59 816 418 1 887 2 142 1 715 29 – – 1 1 4 17 1 27 1 325 409 4 071 2 111 5 499 30 4 – 3 – 6 37 18 130 1 501 879 2 370 2 764 2 097 31 62 4 67 3 70 241 99 346 10 745 6 930 2 546 2 759 2 345 32

– – 2 1 10 24 38 50 1 489 809 2 177 2 476 1 992 33

23 – 16 2 21 103 8 125 4 237 2 739 2 561 3 068 2 196 34

8 15 24 14 30 71 57 227 4 500 2 769 2 267 2 300 2 239 35

3 – – 2 2 26 4 28 783 385 2 071 2 317 1 909 36

334 125 112 78 121 474 910 539 27 849 15 600 2 830 2 947 2 755 37

18 10 22 2 30 122 182 143 4 731 1 730 2 636 3 178 2 458 38

37 27 31 1 37 105 39 165 8 501 6 255 2 350 2 793 2 052 39

11 12 9 2 18 43 21 111 2 579 1 796 2 000 2 371 1 684 40

94 81 142 27 109 356 243 537 20 144 13 396 2 592 2 798 2 421 41

4 – 6 – 6 25 4 52 978 520 2 168 2 508 1 972 42

484 212 455 137 240 757 2 299 3 344 68 305 31 626 3 106 3 515 2 924 43

8 24 13 1 13 66 19 61 2 302 1 508 2 257 2 247 2 268 44

– – – – – – – 29 150 91 2 205 2 271 2 108 45

12 – 21 – 13 64 91 74 1 946 1 062 2 219 2 185 2 247 46

28 20 19 3 28 95 29 194 4 825 3 456 2 198 2 453 1 951 47

3 10 7 1 6 50 10 66 1 815 1 254 2 131 2 398 1 872 48 – – 2 2 4 22 3 25 596 416 2 136 2 426 1 836 49 12 – 9 1 12 42 49 74 2 136 1 184 2 127 2 337 1 985 50 242 68 35 6 83 358 169 616 23 438 15 676 2 657 2 871 2 453 51 – – – – – – – 24 118 74 2 071 2 163 1 955 52 51 14 23 1 25 123 46 138 5 299 3 307 2 306 2 474 2 155 53

– 8 19 – – 20 23 512 3 821 2 816 2 197 2 792 1 637 54

903 1 092 692 336 1 323 1 984 3 512 3 648 118 934 61 167 2 815 3 410 2 513 55

5 39 23 6 53 65 46 127 4 781 3 787 2 493 3 512 1 566 56

41 71 81 46 169 161 161 349 11 528 7 708 2 238 2 866 1 772 57

– 5 17 – 50 34 4 104 2 617 2 211 2 180 2 741 1 476 58

138 135 142 17 332 346 281 658 25 091 17 067 2 562 3 311 2 007 59 10 31 74 2 104 128 130 167 7 473 4 981 2 161 2 601 1 819 60 1 – 13 12 58 60 5 220 4 297 3 276 2 298 2 983 1 585 61 81 62 219 13 500 528 196 797 43 122 32 013 3 087 3 816 2 364 62 11 23 54 – 62 138 44 188 7 991 6 114 2 461 2 973 1 844 63

20 89 42 12 145 135 158 338 9 045 5 488 2 147 2 958 1 660 64

– – 4 4 15 9 – 22 396 268 1 995 2 684 1 484 65

2 18 22 7 1 30 41 497 3 336 2 195 2 260 3 013 1 739 66

17 9 59 53 86 154 77 167 5 969 3 725 2 209 2 538 1 990 67

67 53 131 77 368 342 117 720 28 101 20 227 3 070 3 859 2 344 68

– 7 7 4 – 6 11 321 2 459 1 932 2 106 2 601 1 566 69

5 21 30 2 51 56 56 167 5 019 3 904 2 355 2 924 1 685 70

19 20 21 26 55 82 15 84 2 304 1 629 2 650 3 403 1 897 71

3 7 84 10 36 53 4 133 3 361 2 623 2 108 2 463 1 692 72

37 84 34 6 57 89 28 182 4 221 2 787 2 326 3 102 1 689 73

36 32 135 7 137 189 61 286 13 446 9 937 2 589 3 176 1 986 74

96 196 162 115 242 284 166 640 20 228 12 946 2 545 3 179 2 131 75

146 213 231 237 767 511 143 962 36 306 23 681 2 669 3 520 2 118 76

2 9 8 6 25 48 87 46 1 643 1 120 2 162 2 850 1 653 77 81 122 136 56 263 192 278 506 16 644 10 772 2 539 3 001 2 167 78

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 213
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 59

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Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

PENNSYLVANIAmCon.

1 Fayette 145 -------------------- 351 3 422 2 699 2 972 2 015 1 413 48 24 131 113 23 2 Forest 4 --------------------- 802 249 146 184 114 76 9 1 – 5 – 3 Franklin 121 -------------------- 082 3 328 2 767 2 978 2 084 1 443 327 12 54 59 20 4 Fulton 13 --------------------- 837 470 367 393 297 213 – – 2 – – 5 Greene 39 -------------------- 550 1 392 1 080 1 183 702 502 147 4 25 14 –

6 Huntingdon 44 ----------------- 164 1 377 903 1 033 725 487 91 – 15 29 –

7 Indiana 89 -------------------- 994 2 563 1 995 2 177 1 427 1 025 232 3 54 47 18

8 Jefferson 46 ------------------ 083 1 146 885 951 614 390 30 – 27 24 –

9 Juniata 20 -------------------- 625 503 333 375 286 213 – – 3 – –

10 Lackawanna 219 ---------------- 039 6 063 4 745 5 142 2 622 1 988 363 3 132 350 196

11 Lancaster 422 ------------------ 822 11 953 9 071 10 361 6 538 4 710 769 108 257 557 125

12 Lawrence 96 ------------------ 246 2 809 2 070 2 315 1 487 1 017 146 5 79 93 33

13 Lebanon 113 ------------------- 744 3 845 2 918 3 241 1 820 1 270 468 40 67 121 20

14 Lehigh 291 --------------------- 130 10 190 7 747 8 684 4 488 3 172 1 047 122 234 411 153

15 Luzerne 328 -------------------- 149 9 709 7 088 8 094 4 379 3 174 834 48 270 438 211

16 Lycoming 118 ------------------ 710 3 987 2 877 3 285 2 122 1 495 172 38 75 96 50 17 McKean 47 ------------------- 131 1 783 1 429 1 581 902 648 174 1 44 48 22 18 Mercer 121 --------------------- 003 3 675 2 660 3 058 2 123 1 544 105 26 76 161 45 19 Mifflin 46 ---------------------- 197 1 107 893 973 671 438 – – 28 41 – 20 Monroe 95 -------------------- 709 3 224 2 673 2 899 2 043 1 294 78 2 75 104 –

21 Montgomery 678 ---------------- 111 21 125 16 431 18 438 11 711 8 047 823 183 475 1 499 71

22 Montour 17 ------------------- 735 262 197 217 82 32 – – 13 15 –

23 Northampton 247 --------------- 105 9 354 6 814 7 844 4 600 2 940 758 86 181 515 166

24 Northumberland 96 ------------ 771 3 309 2 552 2 839 1 514 1 079 96 504 51 92 1

25 Perry 41 ---------------------- 172 1 261 914 967 759 607 20 – 14 10 7

Philadelphia3 26 --------------- 1 585 577 68 859 63 668 66 340 24 829 17 536 1 580 1 216 760 7 766 2 386

27 Pike 27 ----------------------- 966 807 646 689 413 318 18 13 23 19 –

28 Potter 16 --------------------- 717 670 459 512 324 228 – – 16 3 –

29 Schuylkill 152 ------------------- 585 4 464 3 126 3 553 2 078 1 433 349 85 109 145 2

30 Snyder 36 --------------------- 680 991 758 829 620 461 – – 11 13 –

31 Somerset 78 ------------------ 218 2 656 1 918 2 159 1 352 964 150 2 57 61 – 32 Sullivan 6 -------------------- 104 300 202 230 137 91 – – 6 2 – 33 Susquehanna 40 --------------- 380 1 413 1 051 1 158 906 649 14 – 3 7 8 34 Tioga 41 ---------------------- 126 1 498 1 113 1 225 738 559 – – 43 17 – 35 Union 36 ---------------------- 176 881 698 754 524 369 1 10 24 24 –

36 Venango 59 ------------------- 381 2 306 1 583 1 851 1 061 731 253 24 44 69 30

37 Warren 45 -------------------- 050 1 426 1 109 1 230 695 494 164 3 42 37 24

38 Washington 204 ---------------- 584 6 083 4 617 5 015 3 335 2 316 338 7 170 206 28

39 Wayne 39 --------------------- 944 1 376 1 051 1 143 877 653 – – 17 15 – 40 Westmoreland 370 -------------- 321 10 797 8 083 8 947 5 646 3 840 762 40 301 323 75 41 Wyoming 28 ------------------- 076 822 630 682 485 342 – – 5 2 – 42 York 339 ----------------------- 574 9 453 7 584 8 218 5 148 3 622 616 85 175 377 114

RHODE ISLAND

Bristol3 43 -------------------- 48 859 1 297 1 032 1 131 719 556 8 7 79 103 40 Kent3 44 ---------------------- 161 135 4 650 4 004 4 227 2 746 2 067 33 2 112 408 342 Newport3 45 ------------------ 87 194 2 797 2 221 2 445 1 584 1 259 3 2 64 237 193 Providence3 46 ---------------- 596 270 18 189 15 851 16 730 9 769 7 361 74 24 668 1 559 1 460 Washington3 47 --------------- 100 006 3 397 2 749 3 017 2 083 1 614 11 3 109 272 136

SOUTH CAROLINA

48 Abbeville 23 ------------------- 862 796 687 708 489 341 – – – 19 6 49 Aiken 120 ---------------------- 940 4 054 3 443 3 626 2 489 1 840 5 51 93 265 4 50 Allendale 11 ------------------- 722 723 572 596 381 255 – 112 6 28 3 51 Anderson 145 ------------------ 196 4 328 3 584 3 843 2 700 1 936 9 17 111 235 87 52 Bamberg 16 ------------------- 902 980 894 908 456 321 167 134 2 19 5

53 Barnwell 20 ------------------- 293 1 084 920 970 648 484 – 126 10 21 4 54 Beaufort 86 ------------------- 425 3 673 2 951 3 153 1 549 1 118 – 556 56 171 133 55 Berkeley 128 ------------------- 776 4 014 3 353 3 560 2 798 2 039 31 69 69 141 33 56 Calhoun 12 ------------------- 753 463 437 441 333 262 9 8 6 13 – 57 Charleston 295 ----------------- 039 12 131 10 149 10 897 4 955 3 842 – 595 251 1 065 652

58 Cherokee 44 ------------------ 506 1 565 1 443 1 478 1 049 758 – – 47 101 21 59 Chester 32 -------------------- 170 1 702 1 482 1 545 833 634 2 412 8 68 30 60 Chesterfield 38 ---------------- 577 1 396 1 157 1 215 916 658 – 11 30 65 12 61 Clarendon 28 ------------------ 450 1 108 1 000 1 042 638 469 1 187 12 44 10 62 Colleton 34 ------------------- 377 1 240 1 076 1 116 762 570 3 37 26 86 10

63 Darlington 61 ------------------ 851 2 349 2 108 2 174 1 675 1 144 3 31 17 126 22

64 Dillon 29 ---------------------- 114 1 143 1 003 1 038 805 556 3 13 24 60 9

65 Dorchester 83 ----------------- 060 2 955 2 597 2 702 2 050 1 397 – 2 85 110 72

66 Edgefield 18 ------------------ 375 652 531 580 453 340 2 – 9 39 –

67 Fairfield 22 -------------------- 295 1 029 802 865 606 414 18 1 15 61 4

68 Florence 114 ------------------- 344 4 347 3 764 3 956 2 804 1 982 3 218 58 195 67

69 Georgetown 46 ---------------- 302 2 227 2 049 2 141 1 531 1 086 3 47 41 77 55

70 Greenville 320 ------------------ 167 10 921 9 066 9 789 6 010 4 127 57 123 165 658 384

71 Greenwood 59 ---------------- 567 2 048 1 798 1 861 1 225 886 2 43 45 116 47

72 Hampton 18 ------------------- 191 1 033 856 949 655 457 16 93 11 20 11

73 Horry 144 ---------------------- 053 6 317 5 614 5 789 3 326 2 366 4 459 132 390 145

74 Jasper 15 --------------------- 487 598 526 551 392 272 1 3 10 26 –

75 Kershaw 43 ------------------- 599 2 249 1 898 1 999 1 074 739 2 470 24 82 29

76 Lancaster 54 ------------------ 516 1 686 1 439 1 517 1 074 833 3 49 18 114 20 77 Laurens 58 -------------------- 092 2 105 1 929 1 997 1 058 808 – 397 44 92 42

See footnotes at end of table.

214 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

8 85 72 24 98 127 61 143 7 035 5 429 2 480 3 170 1 822 1 – – 1 – 6 20 – 28 353 272 2 105 2 789 1 439 2 7 13 42 13 35 86 67 159 6 475 4 740 2 230 2 687 1 755 3 – 2 3 – – – – 89 756 662 1 941 2 483 1 224 4 8 7 22 – 52 46 39 117 2 591 1 875 2 263 3 048 1 637 5

– 22 13 9 21 24 16 68 2 059 1 603 2 100 2 505 1 649 6

9 14 16 6 84 84 45 138 4 628 3 548 2 211 2 903 1 531 7

2 11 21 – 23 37 23 139 1 930 1 436 2 094 2 959 1 440 8

– – 2 3 – 1 – 80 839 739 2 345 2 943 1 424 9

138 148 132 131 182 240 100 405 12 096 7 353 2 426 3 196 1 918 10

136 103 146 89 362 414 207 550 25 373 17 518 2 586 3 133 2 069 11

8 27 35 14 115 92 42 139 5 171 3 832 2 332 3 048 1 688 12

9 84 71 23 103 131 92 192 7 544 5 067 2 434 3 379 1 772 13

131 155 148 30 329 401 259 776 22 470 13 014 2 698 3 457 2 244 14

89 179 189 71 295 414 131 546 18 366 12 288 2 414 3 399 1 774 15

46 25 53 37 118 116 96 241 7 919 5 706 2 568 3 171 1 981 16 3 33 38 42 37 73 20 144 3 274 2 144 2 144 2 716 1 702 17 8 43 28 – 128 114 45 156 6 447 4 890 2 215 2 684 1 686 18 2 11 30 20 37 30 23 80 2 185 1 702 2 345 3 076 1 642 19 14 17 15 9 122 160 43 217 6 752 5 285 2 390 3 023 1 839 20

316 79 441 257 652 744 153 1 034 50 232 35 130 2 863 3 596 2 253 21

– 6 6 – – 6 6 83 354 133 1 677 2 145 1 587 22

38 79 143 29 274 335 104 536 18 728 11 671 2 545 3 184 2 144 23

3 55 56 9 79 138 16 225 5 675 3 743 2 072 2 950 1 508 24

– – 6 – 3 19 16 113 2 085 1 736 2 192 2 526 1 577 25

1 408 1 761 1 015 1 819 3 120 2 595 10 214 5 871 190 366 68 706 2 927 3 214 2 822 26

– – 5 2 30 69 4 93 1 531 1 062 2 243 2 822 1 689 27

– 11 25 7 14 28 4 80 1 010 760 2 051 2 811 1 376 28

3 52 81 28 112 179 109 221 7 228 4 748 2 153 2 657 1 759 29

– 4 15 1 – 9 6 150 1 808 1 516 2 273 2 802 1 512 30

– 32 31 11 130 71 58 204 4 141 3 051 2 006 2 610 1 455 31 – 1 2 – 3 9 26 44 446 309 2 037 2 748 1 477 32 – 13 9 3 18 46 1 130 2 838 2 172 2 576 2 822 2 224 33 – 35 10 4 – 13 23 342 2 582 1 807 2 192 2 799 1 651 34 – 1 22 4 23 54 5 62 1 554 1 175 2 121 2 449 1 782 35

13 17 19 1 44 95 20 161 3 927 2 701 2 266 3 057 1 663 36

1 10 5 23 38 45 17 126 2 633 1 748 2 200 2 847 1 706 37

21 90 96 3 181 204 54 282 11 446 8 385 2 353 2 920 1 825 38

– 8 12 – – 4 – 210 2 634 2 106 2 392 2 739 1 869 39 89 135 138 39 361 337 259 442 21 561 14 947 2 525 3 224 1 978 40 – 9 2 – – 1 3 175 1 652 1 351 2 413 3 137 1 638 41 81 76 176 59 308 328 136 539 18 890 13 267 2 381 3 017 1 857 42

9 21 15 7 1 42 37 43 3 198 2 252 2 975 3 560 2 395 43 53 54 60 42 12 171 51 141 12 278 8 363 2 941 3 476 2 421 44 23 46 33 5 4 110 75 66 7 170 4 926 3 094 3 549 2 605 45 620 565 96 68 89 1 024 347 367 44 539 30 035 2 734 3 449 2 146 46 42 10 15 19 2 179 53 83 8 504 6 217 2 946 3 313 2 498 47

4 5 5 18 1 22 18 121 1 214 896 1 721 2 108 1 349 48 52 17 79 61 92 130 107 181 7 067 5 006 1 984 2 272 1 677 49 1 – 6 16 5 34 2 2 914 614 1 529 1 851 1 277 50 52 20 32 111 95 119 52 203 7 161 5 332 1 897 2 316 1 434 51 – – 6 17 1 10 8 83 1 455 745 1 612 1 875 1 468 52

2 47 3 22 4 50 14 19 1 695 1 215 1 781 2 154 1 384 53 39 14 12 27 57 138 154 247 5 907 2 826 1 908 1 987 1 862 54 6 – 16 13 77 106 13 188 6 897 5 600 1 969 2 272 1 536 55 – – – 4 12 17 – 39 682 537 1 551 1 727 1 288 56 431 161 213 403 230 480 466 995 21 601 10 702 2 034 2 197 1 941 57

– 11 29 50 20 41 51 58 2 741 2 087 1 867 2 248 1 465 58 1 7 18 19 30 27 48 42 3 047 1 768 1 975 2 192 1 812 59 13 9 11 23 2 41 11 71 2 213 1 760 1 833 2 200 1 354 60 4 – – 11 9 29 – 97 1 910 1 270 1 851 2 235 1 530 61 18 – 6 20 31 43 9 65 2 156 1 574 1 948 2 342 1 533 62

23 9 9 49 20 54 34 102 3 849 3 077 1 793 2 171 1 372 63

– – 10 18 23 38 9 26 1 689 1 357 1 645 2 053 1 156 64

13 2 51 9 49 69 46 144 4 494 3 496 1 692 1 985 1 372 65

– – – 18 13 31 – 15 1 027 850 1 844 2 183 1 318 66

14 2 – 16 20 42 23 43 1 693 1 248 1 981 2 372 1 592 67

27 58 10 67 92 102 137 118 7 079 5 096 1 818 2 095 1 530 68

27 12 28 30 48 61 48 133 3 755 2 660 1 788 1 946 1 609 69

322 120 225 261 240 297 347 580 20 084 12 720 2 105 2 419 1 863 70

23 12 10 43 49 57 99 90 3 723 2 557 2 021 2 360 1 708 71

2 – 5 – 12 41 3 80 2 350 1 962 2 615 3 523 1 752 72

117 18 98 105 145 256 113 481 10 240 5 754 1 780 2 074 1 578 73

1 – – 4 14 22 – 78 1 096 877 2 036 2 592 1 453 74

19 – 8 29 29 123 51 59 3 978 2 266 1 971 2 329 1 757 75

8 7 8 24 19 49 59 65 2 993 2 201 2 011 2 273 1 677 76 1 54 11 29 23 46 127 73 3 165 1 741 1 593 1 852 1 408 77

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 215
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Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

SOUTH CAROLINAmCon.

1 Lee 18 ----------------------- 437 833 743 768 546 394 2 71 7 36 4

2 Lexington 167 ------------------ 611 7 705 6 716 7 031 4 628 3 186 4 1 224 71 276 55

3 McCormick 8 ----------------- 868 343 307 315 221 159 1 7 9 8 –

4 Marion 33 --------------------- 899 2 220 1 886 1 998 932 665 2 718 18 77 15

5 Marlboro 29 ------------------- 361 1 147 1 052 1 078 796 563 – – – 32 10

6 Newberry 33 ------------------ 172 1 450 1 239 1 288 762 529 21 185 22 75 18 7 Oconee 57 -------------------- 494 1 714 1 503 1 564 1 066 830 7 – 56 83 28 8 Orangeburg 84 ---------------- 803 4 107 3 690 3 803 2 011 1 370 2 1 028 56 121 32 9 Pickens 93 -------------------- 894 2 444 2 063 2 176 1 535 1 165 4 41 42 151 35 10 Richland 285 ------------------- 720 12 309 10 846 11 497 4 949 3 519 – 3 279 143 647 303

11 Saluda 16 --------------------- 357 517 334 393 303 244 – – 10 20 –

12 Spartanburg 226 ---------------- 800 9 844 8 306 8 933 4 244 3 310 4 2 794 91 390 124

13 Sumter 102 -------------------- 637 3 357 3 074 3 185 2 281 1 637 – 1 61 180 66

14 Union 30 ---------------------- 337 1 440 1 204 1 285 580 444 2 401 24 83 1

15 Williamsburg 36 --------------- 815 1 668 1 237 1 346 923 655 2 165 21 60 10

16 York 131 ----------------------- 497 4 353 3 883 4 022 2 597 1 943 6 21 68 273 78

SOUTH DAKOTA

17 Aurora 3 --------------------- 135 298 133 147 109 75 1 1 11 4 – 18 Beadle 18 --------------------- 253 961 500 606 391 293 4 4 36 31 11 19 Bennett 3 -------------------- 206 281 196 242 103 77 2 90 12 10 – 20 Bon Homme 7 --------------- 089 340 207 236 154 126 3 1 24 15 – 21 Brookings 25 ------------------ 207 1 454 804 993 429 327 56 187 40 42 3

22 Brown 35 --------------------- 580 1 557 1 068 1 176 729 554 – 4 57 75 42

23 Brule 5 ---------------------- 485 350 225 239 165 134 – 2 12 14 –

24 Buffalo 1 --------------------- 759 14 8 9 – – – – 4 1 –

25 Butte 7 ---------------------- 914 374 266 293 174 128 – – 24 15 –

26 Campbell 1 ------------------ 965 142 81 90 58 38 – – 3 1 –

27 Charles Mix 9 ---------------- 131 624 283 344 236 180 2 2 22 10 –

28 Clark 4 ---------------------- 403 326 140 156 108 69 – 3 19 4 –

29 Clay 13 ----------------------- 186 553 340 378 237 184 2 5 18 29 1

30 Codington 22 ------------------ 698 1 138 669 773 412 327 2 3 29 33 28

31 Corson 4 -------------------- 195 363 224 238 164 116 1 – 11 6 36

32 Custer 6 --------------------- 179 261 181 200 124 100 1 1 18 16 – 33 Davison 17 -------------------- 503 787 523 588 356 274 11 9 33 36 18 34 Day 6 ----------------------- 978 527 295 316 231 142 3 1 18 9 – 35 Deuel 4 ---------------------- 522 312 115 139 80 54 – 1 15 9 – 36 Dewey 5 --------------------- 523 316 224 246 150 124 – 2 13 7 –

37 Douglas 3 -------------------- 746 220 99 109 74 53 1 1 7 2 –

38 Edmunds 4 ------------------ 356 505 230 261 117 83 67 34 14 9 –

39 Fall River 7 ------------------ 353 379 259 300 195 140 2 1 21 22 –

40 Faulk 2 ---------------------- 744 281 126 161 93 74 1 31 11 6 –

41 Grant 8 ---------------------- 372 483 269 311 218 158 3 2 22 8 –

42 Gregory 5 -------------------- 359 364 210 232 159 113 2 1 20 8 – 43 Haakon 2 -------------------- 624 147 106 113 80 67 – – 15 4 – 44 Hamlin 4 --------------------- 974 467 232 312 174 129 55 24 20 6 – 45 Hand 4 ---------------------- 272 354 122 139 84 65 2 1 16 8 – 46 Hanson 2 -------------------- 994 214 101 115 85 67 – – 2 – –

47 Harding 1 -------------------- 669 92 71 71 48 36 – – 7 2 –

48 Hughes 14 -------------------- 817 685 529 565 377 293 1 1 23 36 2

49 Hutchinson 8 ----------------- 262 552 288 322 250 175 – 2 19 4 –

50 Hyde 1 ---------------------- 696 138 74 80 53 39 – – 11 2 –

51 Jackson 2 ------------------- 811 168 92 104 70 50 1 1 7 2 –

52 Jerauld 2 -------------------- 425 242 116 132 98 80 1 2 8 4 –

53 Jones 1 --------------------- 324 141 53 64 38 30 1 – 5 1 –

54 Kingsbury 5 ------------------ 925 441 251 282 201 145 – 23 17 6 –

55 Lake 10 ---------------------- 550 571 334 382 258 188 1 1 23 26 1

56 Lawrence 20 ------------------ 655 713 601 630 376 264 3 2 40 55 5

57 Lincoln 15 -------------------- 427 611 322 386 290 219 2 3 25 18 – 58 Lyman 3 --------------------- 638 260 128 146 79 55 1 1 9 4 – 59 McCook 5 ------------------- 688 316 177 204 147 111 3 2 14 5 – 60 McPherson 3 ----------------- 228 227 118 138 90 65 1 1 14 4 – 61 Marshall 4 ------------------- 844 379 158 192 115 89 1 31 15 7 –

62 Meade 21 --------------------- 878 753 467 541 331 248 – 19 42 33 1

63 Mellette 2 -------------------- 137 231 125 136 101 74 1 3 7 1 –

64 Miner 3 ---------------------- 272 254 101 116 75 54 – 1 11 7 –

65 Minnehaha 123 ----------------- 809 4 475 3 382 3 729 2 370 1 823 15 29 173 226 165

66 Moody 6 --------------------- 507 482 221 253 140 108 – 34 6 1 –

67 Pennington 81 ----------------- 343 3 470 2 445 2 691 1 846 1 385 12 24 77 204 6

68 Perkins 3 -------------------- 932 417 132 149 112 86 1 1 11 3 –

69 Potter 3 --------------------- 190 199 139 148 88 65 1 1 16 11 –

70 Roberts 9 -------------------- 914 676 370 402 310 214 3 2 23 14 –

71 Sanborn 2 ------------------- 833 224 104 119 89 67 – – 2 1 –

Shannon3 72 ------------------ 9 802 267 174 203 201 135 – – – – – 73 Spink 7 ---------------------- 981 705 393 418 238 185 1 96 24 14 – 74 Stanley 2 -------------------- 453 122 99 104 68 48 – 1 9 5 – 75 Sully 1 ----------------------- 589 130 93 100 62 51 1 2 15 3 – Todd3 76 --------------------- 8 320 613 436 495 393 269 – – 2 3 –

77 Tripp 6 ---------------------- 924 554 281 310 173 138 2 2 34 20 –

78 Turner 8 --------------------- 576 404 209 248 185 138 – 1 16 8 1

79 Union 10 ---------------------- 189 606 360 413 286 207 – 1 33 27 –

80 Walworth 6 ------------------ 087 320 215 236 152 108 3 1 19 15 –

81 Yankton 19 ------------------- 252 695 442 522 324 239 2 6 32 38 2 82 Ziebach 2 -------------------- 220 102 66 73 53 39 1 1 5 1 –

See footnotes at end of table.

216 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 62

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1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

2 – 3 19 16 34 6 22 1 147 805 1 490 1 639 1 325 1

137 – 24 66 98 214 56 178 13 517 9 247 1 961 2 370 1 614 2

1 – 2 2 8 19 12 25 468 342 1 491 1 735 1 238 3

11 18 10 62 24 50 13 48 3 269 1 676 1 646 2 064 1 428 4

– 16 3 29 – 26 15 151 1 769 1 373 1 662 1 969 1 325 5

11 11 12 20 15 43 31 62 2 376 1 399 1 854 2 319 1 534 6 13 3 20 34 30 74 53 97 3 072 2 259 1 983 2 342 1 568 7 45 – 37 26 65 82 108 190 6 912 3 991 1 835 2 266 1 591 8 16 5 35 70 38 83 29 92 4 189 3 107 1 961 2 272 1 587 9 375 147 107 159 244 278 193 673 23 883 10 855 2 128 2 550 1 939 10

– – – 8 – 32 – 20 735 610 1 996 2 194 1 512 11

5 69 143 119 133 229 227 361 18 978 9 097 2 189 2 360 2 081 12

52 17 55 60 62 122 90 138 7 557 6 205 2 414 3 116 1 690 13

5 12 6 12 21 60 38 40 2 430 1 213 1 931 2 340 1 703 14

– 4 4 13 16 42 29 57 1 723 1 070 1 284 1 287 1 281 15

88 36 61 116 55 202 154 267 8 425 5 645 2 123 2 393 1 855 16

– – 1 – 1 10 1 8 257 204 1 785 2 090 1 413 17 11 – 10 17 4 34 23 30 1 076 732 1 890 2 160 1 622 18 2 1 – 2 2 9 1 8 339 136 1 508 1 330 1 623 19 – 1 1 – 2 11 4 20 420 297 1 856 2 073 1 545 20 22 – 13 15 6 29 49 102 1 915 812 2 041 2 067 2 025 21

43 13 11 17 7 55 30 93 2 065 1 298 1 811 1 989 1 631 22

– – 1 1 1 22 3 18 285 182 1 182 1 133 1 252 23

– – – – – 4 – – 14 – 1 466 – 1 466 24

2 – 1 5 2 16 1 53 481 322 1 681 2 048 1 370 25

– – 1 – – 2 1 24 126 83 1 404 1 652 1 195 26

– 1 1 2 3 17 9 39 548 401 1 696 1 942 1 406 27

– – 1 – – 8 1 12 243 173 1 558 1 848 1 284 28

4 – 7 3 3 24 16 29 656 421 1 782 1 704 1 871 29

35 55 8 16 5 37 63 47 1 472 804 2 006 2 108 1 917 30

– – – – 1 9 1 9 380 257 1 602 1 735 1 471 31

– – 2 – 2 23 2 11 355 251 1 837 2 232 1 420 32 16 5 6 11 3 35 11 38 1 059 679 1 859 2 110 1 616 33 1 1 – 3 1 19 3 26 422 322 1 346 1 792 964 34 – – 1 – 2 15 2 14 216 137 1 616 1 893 1 403 35 – 47 – – 1 9 6 11 368 239 1 504 1 636 1 357 36

– – – – 1 7 – 16 169 120 1 562 1 780 1 311 37

– – 2 – – 11 – 7 379 188 1 441 1 754 1 274 38

7 6 5 1 3 19 7 11 484 340 1 720 1 948 1 491 39

– – – – 1 11 2 5 249 156 1 595 1 801 1 408 40

4 1 4 2 1 21 4 21 499 360 1 657 1 839 1 425 41

– 1 – 1 2 19 3 16 347 246 1 497 1 638 1 339 42 – – – – 1 9 3 1 185 135 1 625 1 771 1 402 43 – – 2 1 1 17 1 11 449 256 1 557 1 753 1 379 44 – 2 1 – 1 11 3 10 233 147 1 694 1 900 1 489 45 – – – – – 1 – 27 171 133 1 485 1 597 1 283 46

– – – – 2 8 – 4 139 102 1 912 2 192 1 624 47

16 2 4 7 6 36 19 35 929 582 1 661 1 613 1 716 48

– – 1 1 2 11 1 31 495 379 1 562 1 667 1 415 49

– – – – 1 8 – 5 113 73 1 382 1 497 1 261 50

1 – – 1 – 12 2 7 147 107 1 460 1 705 1 194 51

– – – 1 1 8 4 5 219 167 1 699 1 841 1 440 52

– 2 – – 1 6 3 7 100 63 1 648 1 728 1 552 53

1 1 – – 1 13 2 17 434 317 1 560 1 707 1 376 54

7 – 6 3 4 15 19 18 719 509 1 964 2 194 1 698 55

13 – 12 11 12 51 7 43 1 493 1 080 2 433 3 286 1 764 56

1 2 3 – 1 24 2 15 686 541 1 860 2 080 1 516 57 – 16 – – 1 19 – 16 226 133 1 569 2 000 1 293 58 – – – – 2 15 1 15 330 249 1 661 1 869 1 365 59 – – 1 2 2 15 1 7 203 139 1 523 1 663 1 358 60 – – 1 1 1 12 1 7 306 197 1 643 1 858 1 399 61

14 9 3 6 4 34 11 34 954 674 1 844 2 285 1 397 62

– – – – 1 10 – 12 200 150 1 433 1 538 1 291 63

– 1 – – – 12 2 7 187 125 1 607 1 861 1 348 64

113 35 50 11 38 160 105 239 8 005 4 760 2 232 2 213 2 252 65

1 2 1 – – 14 4 50 411 234 1 672 1 803 1 555 66

24 23 41 17 28 130 94 165 5 246 3 699 2 014 2 216 1 779 67

– 1 – – 1 8 – 11 254 198 1 733 1 883 1 494 68

– – – – 2 13 3 13 229 158 1 543 1 857 1 290 69

– 3 – 4 3 16 2 22 606 469 1 507 1 655 1 320 70

1 – – 1 – – 1 24 168 133 1 407 1 563 1 185 71

– – – – – – – 2 335 333 1 725 1 910 1 237 72 1 1 1 1 2 20 1 18 627 397 1 490 1 765 1 263 73 1 – – – 1 10 3 6 185 119 1 745 1 814 1 683 74 – – – 1 1 6 1 8 158 104 1 554 1 733 1 345 75 5 87 1 – – 1 3 – 984 896 2 109 2 807 1 107 76

5 – 1 9 3 29 16 16 489 312 1 619 1 887 1 384 77

1 – 1 – 2 12 10 11 380 295 1 565 1 730 1 319 78

2 – 3 1 – 29 11 20 737 536 1 845 2 076 1 565 79

2 – 3 1 2 17 6 15 377 256 1 630 1 875 1 409 80

8 10 12 11 2 27 10 38 1 010 648 2 034 2 418 1 702 81 – – – – 1 5 – 6 114 86 1 612 1 815 1 336 82

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 217
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Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

TENNESSEE

1 Anderson 68 ------------------ 250 2 588 2 264 2 357 1 547 1 158 3 46 115 118 65 2 Bedford 30 -------------------- 411 906 763 808 430 310 – 16 46 54 32 3 Benton 14 -------------------- 524 555 461 472 270 204 2 12 45 33 1 4 Bledsoe 9 -------------------- 669 288 245 255 122 94 – – 28 12 – 5 Blount 85 --------------------- 969 3 495 2 809 3 157 1 454 1 151 2 930 110 138 52

6 Bradley 73 -------------------- 712 3 066 2 581 2 816 1 127 936 203 782 102 142 58

7 Campbell 35 ------------------ 079 935 783 828 446 386 – 3 76 59 19

8 Cannon 10 -------------------- 467 324 281 293 177 103 – 13 34 17 –

9 Carroll 27 --------------------- 514 1 012 819 865 540 393 – 1 68 53 18

10 Carter 51 --------------------- 505 1 360 1 134 1 202 760 554 – 12 54 75 26

11 Cheatham 27 ------------------ 140 989 765 828 518 382 96 26 42 38 –

12 Chester 12 -------------------- 819 416 288 336 220 148 – – 39 19 4

13 Claiborne 26 ------------------ 137 1 223 964 1 071 641 488 – 268 49 20 –

14 Clay 7 ----------------------- 238 297 254 271 169 110 1 9 26 12 –

15 Cocke 29 --------------------- 141 863 761 794 505 357 2 10 77 58 33

16 Coffee 40 --------------------- 339 1 723 1 453 1 529 961 709 1 30 59 84 50 17 Crockett 13 ------------------- 378 532 362 391 246 174 – – 41 28 1 18 Cumberland 34 ---------------- 736 775 656 693 414 302 – 2 87 22 9 Davidson3 19 ------------------ 510 784 19 581 17 190 18 010 7 450 5 084 756 1 236 303 1 514 1 093 20 Decatur 10 -------------------- 472 292 204 241 – – 1 125 20 13 –

21 De Kalb 14 -------------------- 360 579 445 477 245 182 – 10 28 35 –

22 Dickson 35 -------------------- 061 1 453 1 139 1 282 760 579 72 17 50 78 26

23 Dyer 34 ----------------------- 854 1 418 1 200 1 260 719 506 10 – 75 102 65

24 Fayette 25 -------------------- 559 1 030 743 806 565 372 – 3 68 40 3

25 Fentress 14 ------------------- 669 523 414 440 282 203 2 – 51 17 –

26 Franklin 34 -------------------- 725 1 137 965 1 024 706 476 1 3 34 39 6

27 Gibson 46 -------------------- 315 1 743 1 488 1 545 893 670 6 25 100 114 60

28 Giles 25 ---------------------- 741 912 796 834 482 319 – 17 50 24 –

29 Grainger 17 ------------------- 095 495 375 394 308 247 – 2 34 13 –

30 Greene 55 -------------------- 853 1 770 1 518 1 596 1 041 751 3 27 63 75 37

31 Grundy 13 -------------------- 362 480 427 443 337 252 – – 22 12 – 32 Hamblen 50 ------------------- 480 1 758 1 501 1 575 1 027 717 – 2 57 98 56 33 Hamilton 285 ------------------- 536 14 277 12 473 13 594 4 246 3 116 833 3 991 333 774 430 34 Hancock 6 ------------------- 739 343 283 295 182 152 – 7 28 14 – 35 Hardeman 23 ------------------ 377 802 625 663 421 330 2 18 50 52 8

36 Hardin 22 --------------------- 633 975 793 859 400 271 1 241 54 17 3

37 Hawkins 44 ------------------- 565 1 561 1 435 1 477 975 691 6 133 70 58 7

38 Haywood 19 ------------------ 437 765 733 736 498 311 – 15 60 41 20

39 Henderson 21 ----------------- 844 808 634 681 370 257 2 – 52 28 12 40 Henry 27 ---------------------- 888 1 474 1 250 1 364 582 341 142 292 71 58 23

41 Hickman 16 ------------------- 754 829 708 738 358 251 95 133 38 26 – 42 Houston 7 ------------------- 018 292 242 257 165 108 1 – 27 8 – 43 Humphreys 15 ----------------- 795 576 479 509 300 204 – 26 29 25 – 44 Jackson 9 ------------------- 297 314 268 281 177 129 8 12 – 14 5 45 Jefferson 33 ------------------ 016 1 298 1 057 1 161 422 310 82 385 46 39 5

46 Johnson 13 ------------------- 766 512 471 483 352 275 2 – 54 28 – 47 Knox 335 ---------------------- 749 9 667 8 489 8 928 4 431 3 576 63 171 189 633 377 48 Lake 7 ---------------------- 129 257 214 225 131 91 2 5 20 7 – 49 Lauderdale 23 ----------------- 491 879 673 727 527 387 – – 46 18 – 50 Lawrence 35 ------------------ 303 1 164 1 031 1 065 701 474 – 2 76 – –

51 Lewis 9 ---------------------- 247 439 354 374 198 134 1 79 15 20 1 52 Lincoln 28 -------------------- 157 934 855 878 566 390 – 4 54 46 17 53 Loudon 31 -------------------- 255 1 334 1 117 1 171 685 521 3 123 45 51 22 54 McMinn 42 -------------------- 383 1 878 1 561 1 654 824 579 5 254 69 69 31 55 McNairy 22 -------------------- 422 704 581 612 379 269 – – 83 45 –

56 Macon 15 --------------------- 906 556 466 503 319 215 – 26 31 35 4 57 Madison 77 ------------------- 982 5 799 5 077 5 450 1 382 987 – 2 609 173 260 177 58 Marion 24 --------------------- 860 760 685 707 482 387 – 2 58 38 9 59 Marshall 21 ------------------- 539 899 842 861 541 370 – 18 41 45 16 60 Maury 54 --------------------- 812 3 139 2 561 2 949 1 229 880 3 1 087 88 104 83

61 Meigs 8 ---------------------- 033 318 259 284 190 137 1 5 42 10 – Monroe3 62 ------------------- 30 541 969 825 859 581 455 – 4 42 48 18 63 Montgomery 100 ---------------- 498 3 603 2 946 3 200 1 166 803 74 854 152 230 144 64 Moore 4 --------------------- 721 174 124 131 110 73 – – – – – 65 Morgan 17 -------------------- 300 599 495 509 389 256 – 12 21 17 –

66 Obion 31 --------------------- 717 1 204 1 031 1 061 730 469 – – 71 72 33

67 Overton 17 -------------------- 636 654 538 577 399 298 2 14 55 32 8

68 Perry 6 ---------------------- 612 283 208 223 143 100 – 8 21 10 –

69 Pickett 4 --------------------- 548 231 194 206 108 77 1 12 49 7 –

70 Polk 13 ----------------------- 643 431 355 376 243 193 4 10 38 13 –

71 Putnam 51 -------------------- 373 2 281 1 859 2 019 855 615 1 575 79 129 47

72 Rhea 24 ---------------------- 344 1 033 801 872 427 313 2 208 40 35 8

73 Roane 47 --------------------- 227 1 815 1 447 1 576 667 517 – 346 57 90 39

74 Robertson 41 ----------------- 494 1 290 1 086 1 153 557 463 – 25 68 76 63

75 Rutherford 118 ----------------- 570 4 606 3 899 4 122 2 228 1 739 4 77 105 260 159

76 Scott 18 ---------------------- 358 1 035 807 909 484 354 – 194 41 17 –

77 Sequatchie 8 ----------------- 863 371 271 292 200 152 – – 25 21 –

78 Sevier 51 --------------------- 043 2 258 2 000 2 095 1 217 896 1 37 83 167 34

79 Shelby 826 --------------------- 330 36 004 32 485 33 562 15 092 9 089 908 802 506 2 613 1 746 80 Smith 14 ---------------------- 143 497 381 418 305 208 – 2 27 11 –

See footnotes at end of table.

218 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 64

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

41 10 17 4 32 139 132 88 4 695 3 003 2 022 2 232 1 815 1 13 14 15 25 12 36 71 44 1 533 920 1 927 2 523 1 543 2 – – 2 14 12 15 50 16 792 485 1 680 2 044 1 393 3 – – – 1 5 9 9 69 369 222 1 453 2 023 1 110 4 – 30 36 41 13 124 154 73 6 498 2 913 2 100 2 282 1 983 5

27 29 – 2 44 62 156 82 5 729 2 355 2 030 2 295 1 884 6

15 58 2 18 4 72 35 21 1 587 1 040 1 945 2 522 1 426 7

2 3 – – 2 20 – 25 477 324 1 647 2 183 1 346 8

5 9 4 12 4 42 64 45 1 426 899 1 653 1 873 1 453 9

9 19 11 24 21 35 111 45 2 278 1 579 1 932 2 431 1 482 10

– – – 15 9 25 23 36 1 365 948 1 615 1 996 1 252 11

– – 1 8 3 20 7 15 566 373 1 823 2 120 1 518 12

– – 5 16 9 8 13 42 1 511 850 1 445 1 497 1 393 13

– – – 3 6 9 5 31 378 257 1 418 1 875 1 068 14

16 16 – 12 14 37 – 14 1 267 862 1 615 2 025 1 266 15

18 16 27 37 4 69 103 70 2 677 1 748 1 787 2 090 1 511 16 3 – 3 5 9 18 18 19 597 395 1 544 1 875 1 251 17 3 14 11 13 15 47 31 25 1 255 892 1 832 2 521 1 279 18 486 410 588 164 546 432 1 401 1 631 38 284 15 726 2 153 2 525 2 004 19 1 4 – 7 5 14 2 49 337 – 1 419 – 1 419 20

– – 3 14 1 9 115 17 858 427 1 832 2 034 1 706 21

9 6 12 24 30 34 98 66 1 937 1 113 1 574 1 731 1 435 22

23 17 18 36 15 32 46 102 2 339 1 453 1 894 2 392 1 560 23

– – 3 18 14 32 21 39 1 157 819 1 479 1 744 1 219 24

– – – 3 5 14 11 55 632 454 1 456 1 873 1 085 25

3 11 3 37 14 17 25 125 1 451 1 012 1 434 1 749 1 133 26

6 20 6 40 24 46 119 86 2 762 1 719 1 811 2 237 1 472 27

– 9 – – 11 19 8 214 1 683 898 2 071 2 315 1 909 28

– 5 – 5 2 10 2 13 602 474 1 557 1 748 1 225 29

12 12 11 44 18 32 124 97 2 968 1 963 1 895 2 173 1 629 30

– 4 – 3 7 12 6 40 575 434 1 308 1 448 1 108 31 15 29 9 36 23 56 117 50 2 776 1 616 1 790 1 863 1 725 32 283 210 215 260 184 397 702 736 32 171 11 513 2 343 3 090 2 104 33 – – – 1 7 8 13 35 417 284 1 431 1 689 1 136 34 2 4 5 11 11 27 18 34 1 135 765 1 735 2 025 1 425 35

– 2 – 4 4 31 8 94 1 420 747 1 704 2 346 1 384 36

8 10 7 28 18 39 71 47 2 149 1 345 1 464 1 588 1 350 37

9 7 – 20 2 34 – 30 1 284 944 1 748 2 569 1 142 38

2 4 9 7 7 15 120 53 1 068 657 1 595 2 115 1 253 39 8 18 12 12 20 26 76 24 1 994 900 1 491 2 097 1 277 40

– – 2 9 12 32 12 21 1 278 526 1 762 1 764 1 760 41 – – – 3 5 9 – 39 318 200 1 236 1 416 1 092 42 – 2 – 3 7 16 21 80 815 508 1 618 2 024 1 328 43 – – 1 4 – 35 4 21 418 293 1 517 1 927 1 164 44 4 7 8 26 11 30 61 35 2 100 909 1 881 2 524 1 627 45

– – – 6 5 14 12 10 568 408 1 174 1 286 1 017 46 37 371 312 136 181 163 1 027 837 19 775 10 068 2 266 2 525 2 089 47 – – 2 1 6 5 11 35 390 249 1 739 2 330 1 311 48 – 6 1 5 14 32 1 77 1 064 758 1 506 1 743 1 192 49 – 10 – 2 15 41 3 215 1 814 1 304 1 727 2 338 1 211 50

– 6 3 13 6 15 6 11 530 279 1 428 1 735 1 249 51 5 15 – 11 12 22 98 28 1 532 986 1 758 2 165 1 425 52 4 8 15 11 4 44 140 16 2 051 1 022 1 767 1 714 1 810 53 17 36 15 28 2 67 157 80 2 996 1 374 1 837 1 976 1 757 54 – – – 8 13 16 1 67 947 646 1 569 2 021 1 196 55

– 5 4 9 9 23 6 32 743 492 1 497 1 792 1 243 56 124 63 14 33 39 71 343 162 11 282 2 928 2 117 2 525 2 024 57 5 11 3 17 10 13 10 49 1 284 935 1 834 2 203 1 358 58 8 7 9 10 16 32 82 36 1 336 746 1 565 1 696 1 462 59 29 17 50 50 13 104 23 69 5 958 2 389 2 108 2 916 1 799 60

– – – 1 5 12 – 18 402 274 1 450 1 609 1 271 61 3 7 6 31 12 26 37 44 1 437 983 1 699 1 892 1 478 62 35 18 55 39 36 74 219 104 5 778 1 901 1 804 1 915 1 764 63 – – – – – – – 21 210 189 1 616 2 139 959 64 – – – 5 5 25 11 24 696 546 1 373 1 754 976 65

13 8 9 4 16 38 41 26 1 860 1 277 1 770 2 104 1 502 66

– 4 3 9 14 17 8 12 880 632 1 551 1 811 1 231 67

1 – – – 1 13 – 26 308 217 1 389 1 758 1 067 68

– – – – 3 7 – 19 388 299 1 953 3 407 1 095 69

– – – 2 11 11 11 33 657 453 1 775 2 091 1 398 70

26 29 14 15 27 55 91 76 3 695 1 606 1 869 2 160 1 727 71

5 15 8 14 15 29 23 43 1 413 721 1 656 1 915 1 500 72

10 31 23 61 18 52 139 43 2 911 1 407 1 898 2 397 1 636 73

9 13 44 35 25 59 94 85 2 357 1 285 2 084 2 524 1 776 74

103 18 22 79 122 136 245 564 8 622 5 483 2 151 2 836 1 641 75

– – 1 4 10 48 61 49 1 392 783 1 592 1 844 1 400 76

2 – 5 6 6 14 9 4 432 308 1 489 1 719 1 225 77

45 4 23 37 26 72 152 197 3 753 2 149 1 807 2 018 1 636 78

1 444 530 22 1 499 965 1 126 2 997 3 312 76 594 35 471 2 305 2 890 2 090 79 – 6 – 4 2 7 9 45 585 415 1 445 1 710 1 134 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 219
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 65

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

TENNESSEEmCon.

1 Stewart 9 -------------------- 479 330 233 254 184 117 – – 20 10 1

2 Sullivan 143 -------------------- 596 5 113 4 364 4 630 2 773 1 991 6 69 268 280 147

3 Sumner 103 -------------------- 281 4 086 3 415 3 681 2 096 1 463 – 551 105 224 100

4 Tipton 37 --------------------- 568 1 469 1 022 1 177 843 631 – 5 53 45 14

5 Trousdale 5 ------------------ 920 245 192 207 92 71 – 51 12 13 4

6 Unicoi 16 --------------------- 549 916 769 831 284 209 94 309 48 20 9 7 Union 13 ---------------------- 694 299 264 271 169 146 – 11 18 11 – 8 Van Buren 4 ----------------- 846 155 123 126 63 47 – – 26 10 – 9 Warren 32 -------------------- 992 1 371 1 074 1 142 697 445 – 2 75 73 30 10 Washington 92 ---------------- 315 3 021 2 662 2 792 1 546 985 15 12 176 180 79

11 Wayne 13 --------------------- 935 563 398 440 278 197 1 – 60 14 –

12 Weakley 31 ------------------- 972 1 203 922 1 013 530 378 122 1 67 55 14

13 White 20 ---------------------- 090 706 584 621 416 296 2 11 43 35 5

14 Williamson 81 ----------------- 021 2 721 2 238 2 402 1 554 1 159 – 29 93 113 47

15 Wilson 67 --------------------- 675 1 648 1 458 1 526 836 651 – 58 65 137 36

TEXAS

16 Anderson 48 ------------------ 024 2 105 1 964 2 027 1 323 986 2 304 48 91 41

17 Andrews 14 ------------------- 338 999 897 994 584 350 – 207 21 32 –

18 Angelina 69 ------------------- 884 3 748 3 118 3 363 2 149 1 467 2 499 67 121 66

19 Aransas 17 -------------------- 892 670 565 589 402 287 1 4 26 45 –

20 Archer 7 --------------------- 973 352 310 324 245 186 – 1 19 14 –

21 Armstrong 2 ------------------ 021 105 77 84 58 42 – – – – –

22 Atascosa 30 ------------------- 533 1 375 1 229 1 274 944 698 3 2 52 42 –

23 Austin 19 --------------------- 832 1 037 887 932 606 434 – 76 39 66 1

24 Bailey 7 --------------------- 064 561 462 497 282 208 2 3 15 12 –

25 Bandera 10 ------------------- 562 418 348 361 260 180 1 1 18 23 –

26 Bastrop 38 -------------------- 263 1 764 1 510 1 608 1 156 805 2 130 63 119 – 27 Baylor 4 --------------------- 385 319 268 287 118 96 – 79 15 22 – 28 Bee 25 ----------------------- 135 1 403 1 262 1 315 1 043 689 – 15 18 25 1 29 Bell 191 ----------------------- 088 9 599 8 284 8 825 6 417 4 265 1 372 176 389 218 30 Bexar 1 ---------------------- 185 394 57 255 51 580 53 828 31 419 21 244 585 3 313 540 2 567 1 390

31 Blanco 5 --------------------- 972 277 239 246 183 138 – – 7 – –

32 Borden 799 -------------------- 70 66 66 41 25 – – – – –

33 Bosque 15 -------------------- 125 491 450 462 357 262 – 1 22 20 –

34 Bowie 81 --------------------- 665 3 738 3 170 3 339 2 377 1 729 – 129 85 154 75

35 Brazoria 191 ------------------- 707 8 827 7 253 7 761 5 498 3 769 4 317 289 435 11

36 Brazos 121 --------------------- 862 4 947 4 147 4 409 2 224 1 404 – 220 130 231 203

37 Brewster 8 ------------------- 681 430 349 378 213 164 – 82 6 11 –

38 Briscoe 1 -------------------- 971 94 84 86 42 27 – – – – –

39 Brooks 8 --------------------- 204 551 447 493 280 167 2 67 28 30 –

40 Brown 34 --------------------- 371 1 532 1 413 1 454 913 650 1 167 24 15 –

41 Burleson 13 ------------------- 625 675 606 624 435 297 – 44 9 8 –

42 Burnet 22 --------------------- 677 1 084 970 1 005 624 448 – 100 13 17 1

43 Caldwell 26 ------------------- 392 1 173 1 056 1 098 708 492 1 79 32 28 5

44 Calhoun 19 ------------------- 053 1 151 962 1 045 610 410 – 180 45 50 15

45 Callahan 11 ------------------- 859 564 496 513 419 307 – – 16 14 1

46 Cameron 260 ------------------- 120 14 681 13 737 14 133 10 654 7 520 5 200 206 518 231 47 Camp 9 ---------------------- 904 425 297 309 224 166 – 1 5 8 3 48 Carson 6 -------------------- 576 378 289 315 220 156 1 – 14 10 – 49 Cass 29 ---------------------- 982 1 448 1 219 1 300 843 637 – 201 38 50 14 50 Castro 9 --------------------- 070 571 460 486 399 297 – 5 2 10 1

51 Chambers 20 ------------------ 088 1 206 929 1 012 589 411 2 58 54 51 –

52 Cherokee 41 ------------------ 049 1 475 1 261 1 346 975 739 3 11 46 86 24

53 Childress 5 ------------------- 953 412 372 393 168 121 – 130 2 13 5

54 Clay 10 ----------------------- 024 313 262 273 152 106 – – 6 – –

55 Cochran 4 ------------------- 377 422 355 370 249 176 2 43 11 16 –

56 Coke 3 ---------------------- 424 307 249 272 106 74 106 1 9 6 –

57 Coleman 9 ------------------- 710 505 443 459 303 228 – – 14 6 –

58 Collin 264 ---------------------- 036 10 530 9 395 9 787 6 722 5 178 2 219 196 535 259

59 Collingsworth 3 --------------- 573 279 227 256 130 103 – 65 9 8 –

60 Colorado 18 ------------------- 383 827 723 757 565 340 1 1 36 41 –

61 Comal 51 --------------------- 832 2 300 2 073 2 152 1 423 1 063 1 13 74 130 59 62 Comanche 13 ----------------- 381 615 513 545 254 191 – 142 8 10 1 63 Concho 3 -------------------- 044 198 173 180 98 63 2 29 9 13 – 64 Cooke 30 --------------------- 777 1 689 1 363 1 471 867 587 – 261 23 37 26 65 Coryell 64 --------------------- 213 2 080 1 825 1 930 1 355 1 048 2 154 42 75 39

66 Cottle 2 ---------------------- 247 146 120 127 73 55 – – – – –

67 Crane 4 --------------------- 652 318 298 311 178 129 – – – 11 –

68 Crockett 4 ------------------- 078 443 393 414 150 106 75 45 – – –

69 Crosby 7 --------------------- 304 439 382 410 298 226 – – 11 13 1

70 Culberson 3 ------------------ 407 256 203 219 114 82 – 24 3 – –

71 Dallam 5 --------------------- 461 348 315 327 234 171 1 – 6 – – 72 Dallas 1 --------------------- 852 810 84 990 73 642 77 881 40 647 28 544 263 7 135 1 863 6 608 3 100 73 Dawson 14 -------------------- 349 988 883 908 557 297 3 143 23 28 9 74 Deaf Smith 19 ----------------- 153 1 125 918 992 649 489 2 145 23 48 2 75 Delta 4 ---------------------- 857 243 226 235 173 145 – – – – –

76 Denton 273 -------------------- 525 8 269 7 701 7 925 5 295 3 941 7 91 197 545 214

77 De Witt 18 -------------------- 840 1 166 987 1 037 679 482 – 173 12 13 2

78 Dickens 2 -------------------- 571 161 145 148 103 75 – – – – –

79 Dimmit 10 --------------------- 433 721 582 683 490 351 – 90 23 15 – 80 Donley 3 --------------------- 696 368 262 286 154 103 56 – 6 5 –

See footnotes at end of table.

220 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 66

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – 1 2 6 12 10 8 408 302 1 641 2 017 1 280 1

74 73 55 96 42 189 239 319 9 457 5 994 2 095 2 554 1 745 2

37 28 65 96 43 131 128 77 7 123 4 154 1 979 2 367 1 692 3

– 9 – 22 15 24 8 139 2 144 1 548 1 911 2 054 1 701 4

– 2 3 7 4 10 6 3 348 163 1 703 2 013 1 529 5

1 2 – 5 11 30 8 10 1 554 518 1 926 2 164 1 839 6 – – – – 6 13 8 35 474 319 1 760 2 024 1 454 7 – – – 3 6 7 4 7 195 112 1 538 2 012 1 254 8 14 18 15 13 5 54 122 24 1 937 1 160 1 720 2 074 1 485 9 41 49 36 58 41 134 204 221 5 239 2 958 1 918 2 456 1 621 10

– – – 12 7 15 – 53 708 498 1 649 2 053 1 257 11

6 8 9 7 8 30 74 82 1 655 903 1 680 2 036 1 445 12

– 6 3 14 12 26 26 22 904 611 1 455 1 647 1 260 13

23 12 2 16 35 59 43 376 4 873 3 304 2 077 2 454 1 701 14

8 17 19 30 32 105 107 76 2 938 1 788 1 955 2 410 1 605 15

7 – 16 1 49 53 26 66 3 497 2 161 1 746 1 787 1 705 16

34 – 2 10 16 30 7 51 1 811 1 085 1 939 2 066 1 858 17

40 2 21 46 51 90 38 171 6 116 4 086 1 862 2 151 1 618 18

– – 4 2 22 24 12 47 1 012 704 1 731 2 047 1 429 19

– – – – 8 12 – 25 537 414 1 673 1 919 1 308 20

– – – – – – – 26 135 104 1 669 2 042 1 244 21

5 4 8 – 38 40 18 118 2 198 1 712 1 750 2 069 1 347 22

– 2 7 11 34 35 6 49 1 669 1 145 1 815 2 113 1 539 23

1 3 3 3 8 13 2 150 904 603 1 863 2 426 1 425 24

1 – – 1 10 21 2 23 545 421 1 523 1 930 1 096 25

– 3 11 1 36 30 12 45 2 786 2 115 1 776 2 126 1 398 26 – 7 2 4 4 14 2 20 453 203 1 550 1 873 1 371 27 13 9 10 16 1 11 21 132 2 130 1 766 1 613 1 853 1 337 28 85 42 58 93 142 204 116 512 15 822 11 379 1 823 2 093 1 559 29 1 069 577 632 537 923 900 6 078 3 298 117 170 64 292 2 205 2 417 2 064 30

– – – – 11 16 – 29 408 333 1 666 2 051 1 167 31

– – – – – – – 25 127 96 1 916 2 278 1 696 32

– 1 4 – 8 19 3 27 788 636 1 719 2 004 1 327 33

13 44 69 7 74 74 99 139 6 043 4 349 1 828 2 040 1 598 34

87 2 83 67 141 192 89 546 15 983 11 390 2 113 2 414 1 818 35

213 17 75 77 114 263 324 318 8 491 4 214 1 983 2 485 1 751 36

4 2 2 6 – 9 5 38 673 387 1 827 2 056 1 646 37

– – – – – – 9 35 127 66 1 478 1 867 1 293 38

3 – – 9 21 29 – 24 863 565 1 843 2 406 1 523 39

– 12 – – 19 26 29 248 2 501 1 603 1 740 2 030 1 498 40

– 2 3 4 1 9 4 105 954 680 1 539 1 891 1 210 41

– 2 16 3 3 8 24 194 1 696 1 137 1 693 2 153 1 308 42

– 4 3 9 25 24 4 176 1 800 1 227 1 663 1 955 1 410 43

12 5 10 6 17 33 12 50 1 968 1 175 1 946 2 352 1 645 44

– 2 2 1 12 21 3 22 792 650 1 556 1 769 1 213 45

128 196 180 111 186 215 463 840 25 116 19 194 1 797 1 962 1 603 46 – 2 2 – 1 6 10 47 592 440 1 929 2 322 1 451 47 – – – 1 6 16 4 43 547 419 1 782 2 073 1 467 48 4 6 2 – 14 28 8 92 2 211 1 488 1 734 1 978 1 478 49 – – 1 7 1 5 3 52 785 655 1 651 1 846 1 323 50

21 – – 17 49 29 – 142 2 057 1 288 2 096 2 497 1 811 51

10 5 5 13 35 26 13 94 2 318 1 732 1 763 1 918 1 550 52

7 6 2 6 1 5 8 40 646 278 1 675 1 906 1 565 53

– – 4 – – 4 29 78 437 266 1 602 1 982 1 351 54

2 – 1 3 8 19 1 15 621 442 1 695 1 955 1 448 55

2 2 – – 7 13 2 18 434 192 1 625 2 070 1 440 56

– 9 – – 5 12 – 110 745 539 1 629 1 932 1 316 57

177 30 110 130 160 402 241 604 21 005 13 855 2 172 2 237 2 095 58

– 1 – – 6 11 – 26 379 226 1 538 1 857 1 278 59

2 – 5 8 19 25 12 42 1 201 917 1 621 1 878 1 407 60

44 9 22 28 51 64 144 90 3 974 2 662 1 865 2 053 1 672 61 – 3 2 – 1 4 4 116 873 456 1 565 2 047 1 286 62 – – – – 3 10 – 16 331 224 1 867 2 905 1 286 63 21 5 15 19 2 14 14 167 2 689 1 660 1 880 2 315 1 603 64 18 3 19 25 16 49 24 109 3 149 2 225 1 671 1 806 1 490 65

– – – – – – – 54 206 133 1 665 2 053 1 348 66

– – 1 4 – 2 4 111 649 393 2 137 2 411 1 930 67

– – – – – – – 144 621 290 1 524 2 230 1 280 68

– – – 1 3 17 18 48 685 536 1 702 1 948 1 349 69

– 1 – 1 – 5 6 65 388 216 1 789 2 186 1 536 70

– – – – 10 10 – 66 559 424 1 736 2 058 1 368 71 2 046 762 284 1 037 1 554 2 216 4 412 5 954 181 032 88 341 2 352 2 431 2 305 72 8 1 8 10 21 15 42 40 1 616 1 019 1 798 2 629 1 391 73 16 – 3 11 16 20 11 46 1 734 1 147 1 798 2 009 1 573 74 – 3 – – – – – 59 325 264 1 405 1 686 912 75

152 19 122 67 205 296 295 420 15 883 10 202 2 026 2 129 1 921 76

6 9 3 5 1 11 21 102 1 736 1 152 1 687 1 970 1 435 77

– – – – – – – 45 256 172 1 738 1 798 1 674 78

– 1 2 6 4 24 15 13 1 101 806 1 727 2 003 1 391 79 – 2 – 1 8 6 16 32 476 295 1 725 2 086 1 498 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 221
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 67

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

TEXASmCon.

1 Duval 12 ---------------------- 918 1 024 939 975 644 389 23 4 71 39 – 2 Eastland 18 ------------------- 488 1 127 826 888 688 436 – 3 33 35 7 3 Ector 118 ---------------------- 934 7 421 5 580 6 295 3 566 2 292 – 1 406 123 329 171 4 Edwards 2 ------------------- 266 224 177 192 156 118 – – 7 4 – 5 Ellis 85 ----------------------- 167 3 479 3 037 3 172 2 409 1 686 3 10 91 145 70

6 El Paso 591 -------------------- 610 30 246 25 146 27 637 18 535 12 941 50 2 258 443 1 593 572

7 Erath 27 ---------------------- 991 1 002 925 956 544 403 1 134 35 56 23

8 Falls 17 ----------------------- 712 721 625 649 459 324 – 1 9 14 13

9 Fannin 24 --------------------- 804 950 835 864 638 472 – 1 8 19 11

10 Fayette 20 -------------------- 095 822 679 729 467 349 – 27 44 33 –

11 Fisher 4 --------------------- 842 306 230 255 121 91 – 48 – – 5

12 Floyd 8 ---------------------- 497 514 457 469 327 255 – 70 4 13 –

13 Foard 1 ---------------------- 794 113 95 101 57 43 – – 4 2 –

14 Fort Bend 225 ------------------ 421 8 488 7 579 7 922 6 029 4 297 10 81 256 392 131

15 Franklin 7 -------------------- 802 284 225 233 149 111 – – 19 7 –

16 Freestone 15 ------------------ 818 679 590 620 427 292 – 40 5 16 1 17 Frio 13 ----------------------- 472 760 716 734 520 385 – 1 38 30 – 18 Gaines 14 --------------------- 123 857 717 752 526 384 – 111 18 27 – 19 Galveston 217 ------------------ 399 13 365 11 359 11 979 8 346 5 770 59 539 276 638 185 20 Garza 5 --------------------- 143 334 278 291 183 105 1 38 10 14 –

21 Gillespie 17 ------------------- 204 644 565 599 402 336 1 12 31 37 3

22 Glasscock 1 ----------------- 447 110 96 98 61 40 – – – – –

23 Goliad 5 --------------------- 980 384 311 338 189 134 3 47 16 15 –

24 Gonzales 17 ------------------ 205 905 805 840 558 398 1 83 35 36 6

25 Gray 23 ----------------------- 967 1 077 937 972 630 437 2 5 39 56 36

26 Grayson 95 ------------------- 021 4 341 3 687 3 862 2 560 1 857 17 186 101 177 128

27 Gregg 104 --------------------- 948 5 277 4 597 4 864 2 932 1 977 4 573 133 314 195

28 Grimes 18 -------------------- 828 765 707 728 568 417 – – 26 21 3

29 Guadalupe 64 ----------------- 873 3 007 2 709 2 805 1 775 1 295 2 367 80 88 24

30 Hale 34 ----------------------- 671 1 901 1 631 1 728 1 145 844 1 193 39 59 36

31 Hall 3 ----------------------- 905 289 249 257 145 103 – 48 8 3 – 32 Hamilton 7 ------------------- 733 302 282 287 204 157 – – 8 – – 33 Hansford 5 ------------------- 848 336 297 313 225 168 – – 12 9 – 34 Hardeman 5 ------------------ 283 381 324 346 202 158 2 60 14 8 3 35 Hardin 41 --------------------- 320 1 745 1 674 1 710 1 406 1 058 – 1 8 30 –

36 Harris 2 ---------------------- 818 199 128 527 111 502 117 825 68 815 49 584 355 9 490 1 615 10 083 3 301

37 Harrison 57 ------------------- 483 2 208 1 988 2 065 1 574 1 119 4 12 73 106 41

38 Hartley 3 -------------------- 634 77 66 70 40 36 – – – – –

39 Haskell 6 -------------------- 820 446 368 382 200 152 2 99 20 7 1 40 Hays 65 ---------------------- 614 2 948 2 676 2 759 1 842 1 220 18 4 34 69 33

41 Hemphill 3 ------------------- 720 334 299 318 145 106 1 90 14 8 – 42 Henderson 58 ----------------- 543 2 487 1 853 2 004 1 535 982 1 2 42 94 – 43 Hidalgo 383 -------------------- 545 23 740 21 383 22 407 17 230 12 032 20 1 021 385 830 289 44 Hill 27 ------------------------ 146 1 353 1 076 1 157 848 599 – 54 39 53 11 45 Hockley 24 -------------------- 199 1 934 1 492 1 640 1 394 857 3 3 38 34 7

46 Hood 28 ---------------------- 981 1 226 976 1 080 661 487 – 181 35 49 1 47 Hopkins 28 -------------------- 833 1 491 1 291 1 343 803 570 – 279 14 37 22 48 Houston 21 ------------------- 375 852 713 776 480 343 – 141 29 26 – 49 Howard 32 -------------------- 343 1 866 1 525 1 625 1 021 630 12 6 40 81 42 50 Hudspeth 2 ------------------ 915 174 156 159 129 90 – – – 13 –

51 Hunt 64 ----------------------- 343 3 033 2 816 2 875 1 765 1 261 – 434 65 108 55 52 Hutchinson 25 ----------------- 689 1 312 1 013 1 090 758 525 2 7 31 51 21 53 Irion 1 ----------------------- 629 98 82 88 49 34 – – – – – 54 Jack 6 ----------------------- 981 440 393 408 249 188 – 57 13 17 – 55 Jackson 13 ------------------- 039 823 669 714 463 340 – 69 – 9 8

56 Jasper 31 --------------------- 102 1 669 1 380 1 495 1 052 737 – 185 33 47 – 57 Jeff Davis 1 ------------------ 946 101 86 92 72 59 – – – 3 – 58 Jefferson 239 ------------------ 397 10 586 8 882 9 771 5 894 3 619 14 412 298 678 395 59 Jim Hogg 5 ------------------ 109 294 266 272 194 147 – – 11 23 3 60 Jim Wells 37 ------------------ 679 1 850 1 567 1 666 1 181 881 – 7 19 46 29

61 Johnson 97 ------------------- 165 3 575 3 265 3 380 2 574 1 971 7 11 110 191 43 62 Jones 16 --------------------- 490 947 819 862 493 374 – 195 4 13 – 63 Karnes 12 -------------------- 455 692 591 618 410 277 4 62 22 28 – 64 Kaufman 52 ------------------- 220 2 415 2 154 2 248 1 767 1 293 3 19 58 83 13 65 Kendall 14 -------------------- 589 738 653 686 508 402 1 5 28 39 –

66 Kenedy 460 -------------------- 60 54 55 15 11 – – – – –

67 Kent 1 ----------------------- 010 116 82 89 49 29 1 1 12 3 –

68 Kerr 36 ----------------------- 304 1 333 1 192 1 243 865 615 – 2 38 78 42

69 Kimble 4 --------------------- 122 248 221 227 108 83 – 58 5 4 –

70 King 354 ----------------------- 61 49 53 31 22 – – – – –

71 Kinney 3 --------------------- 119 170 163 167 94 71 – – 2 1 2

72 Kleberg 30 -------------------- 274 1 428 1 292 1 339 864 639 42 11 39 94 28

73 Knox 4 ---------------------- 837 284 253 261 148 119 10 35 8 – –

74 Lamar 43 --------------------- 949 2 135 1 859 1 944 1 423 896 – 38 58 90 48

75 Lamb 15 ---------------------- 072 593 510 542 382 291 – – 1 1 –

76 Lampasas 13 ------------------ 521 550 512 529 373 259 – 8 18 34 4

77 La Salle 5 ------------------- 254 414 347 374 273 206 – – – – –

78 Lavaca 18 -------------------- 690 583 482 516 267 188 2 5 29 43 10

79 Lee 12 ----------------------- 854 567 510 526 391 255 – – 1 9 – 80 Leon 12 ---------------------- 665 530 472 493 390 273 – – – – –

See footnotes at end of table.

222 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 68

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

4 4 – 23 43 40 35 45 1 454 1 035 1 516 1 911 1 262 1 – 5 6 7 14 40 23 27 1 504 1 234 1 698 2 083 1 318 2 60 38 35 50 133 136 34 214 13 513 7 777 2 239 2 412 2 127 3 – – – – 3 10 – 12 292 240 1 564 1 716 1 309 4 10 8 33 30 38 80 59 186 5 638 4 266 1 809 2 042 1 529 5

386 421 383 405 381 517 752 941 56 638 37 865 2 121 2 367 1 895 6

9 – 10 6 22 39 17 60 1 775 1 000 1 880 2 083 1 733 7

2 6 2 1 1 4 15 122 1 046 814 1 631 2 085 1 149 8

6 4 5 2 2 4 30 134 1 435 1 124 1 672 1 916 1 361 9

– 4 4 14 19 47 7 63 1 219 827 1 728 1 996 1 452 10

– 1 – – – – – 80 411 226 1 662 2 112 1 378 11

– 3 1 3 7 15 3 23 753 540 1 617 1 792 1 400 12

– 1 – 1 7 10 – 19 151 96 1 511 1 776 1 292 13

48 2 54 2 114 266 57 480 17 169 13 146 2 206 2 363 2 007 14

– – – – 5 13 10 30 386 264 1 680 2 037 1 344 15

– – 4 – 2 7 13 105 1 078 773 1 775 2 120 1 446 16 – 11 1 – 17 26 16 74 1 045 742 1 434 1 579 1 266 17 1 1 2 7 10 18 8 23 1 470 1 064 1 998 2 382 1 585 18 167 137 179 51 225 324 203 650 24 038 16 404 2 007 2 094 1 921 19 – 2 1 4 11 13 6 8 585 421 2 022 3 091 1 403 20

18 – 1 5 12 35 16 26 999 694 1 697 1 842 1 491 21

– – – – – – – 37 209 152 2 143 3 000 1 532 22

– 2 – 1 19 20 – 26 578 358 1 757 2 126 1 498 23

9 8 8 2 12 36 11 35 1 290 854 1 559 1 727 1 402 24

18 – 4 14 33 53 9 73 1 757 1 154 1 826 2 035 1 655 25

45 37 53 48 84 81 79 266 7 042 4 672 1 840 2 039 1 645 26

72 17 73 33 57 164 79 218 9 001 5 608 1 892 2 309 1 590 27

5 3 6 5 20 37 7 27 1 141 903 1 579 1 726 1 370 28

30 11 10 31 48 53 43 243 4 881 3 323 1 771 2 188 1 402 29

11 8 15 22 37 35 21 106 3 055 2 111 1 809 2 108 1 501 30

– 3 – – 5 11 – 34 405 262 1 579 2 139 1 190 31 – 2 1 – – 4 3 65 464 307 1 624 1 566 1 697 32 – – 2 2 15 15 3 30 534 398 1 745 1 897 1 553 33 – 5 2 4 8 17 5 16 537 339 1 581 1 821 1 355 34 1 – 3 1 2 7 14 237 2 832 2 352 1 670 1 781 1 484 35

1 977 441 3 405 673 2 065 3 246 5 239 7 120 275 102 153 440 2 365 2 463 2 293 36

13 8 15 1 39 55 36 88 3 810 2 916 1 870 2 158 1 520 37

– – – – – – – 30 116 78 1 711 2 084 1 289 38

– 2 1 3 9 17 5 16 594 350 1 549 1 890 1 320 39 18 23 39 1 12 31 109 526 5 329 3 576 1 950 2 403 1 579 40

– – – – 4 15 – 41 589 295 1 872 2 236 1 671 41 2 4 2 4 56 41 27 194 3 558 2 817 1 821 2 156 1 471 42 260 115 131 319 226 417 205 959 38 666 30 795 1 759 2 086 1 353 43 5 3 6 16 22 30 16 54 1 973 1 499 1 735 1 996 1 434 44 3 14 2 8 23 41 6 64 3 249 2 803 2 067 2 462 1 572 45

– 4 6 – 26 32 16 69 2 049 1 236 1 963 2 064 1 868 46 6 5 12 – 2 7 8 148 2 242 1 294 1 656 1 866 1 491 47 2 2 3 9 16 31 15 22 1 313 843 1 738 1 986 1 521 48 4 – 9 24 29 48 110 199 3 211 2 137 2 001 2 523 1 670 49 – – – – – – 5 12 261 221 1 633 1 888 1 294 50

23 8 32 – 53 100 124 108 5 351 2 972 1 876 1 880 1 873 51 9 8 19 13 33 33 17 88 2 089 1 542 1 964 2 261 1 673 52 – – – – – – – 39 161 113 1 867 2 764 1 232 53 – – 2 – 3 25 13 29 723 419 1 780 1 858 1 709 54 – 3 2 5 1 4 29 121 1 201 765 1 730 1 874 1 594 55

– 3 8 10 34 33 22 68 2 601 1 851 1 799 2 056 1 511 56 – – – – 5 5 – 7 163 140 1 829 1 915 1 650 57 119 127 128 187 189 286 285 759 20 916 12 264 2 241 2 345 2 173 58 3 3 – – 10 8 – 17 519 357 1 926 2 030 1 804 59 18 13 10 32 2 10 41 258 2 944 2 234 1 812 2 152 1 398 60

26 – 15 36 52 100 48 167 5 913 4 494 1 764 1 953 1 488 61 – – 4 2 – 5 17 129 1 414 846 1 661 1 887 1 474 62 1 6 9 – 10 25 8 33 1 022 724 1 659 2 177 1 215 63 7 4 17 3 29 59 48 138 4 062 3 205 1 837 2 090 1 470 64 – 3 4 1 13 36 8 40 1 143 851 1 700 1 832 1 491 65

– – – – – – – 40 78 27 1 422 1 952 1 286 66

– – – – 4 9 2 8 181 113 2 097 2 838 1 692 67

16 – 10 – 35 60 24 73 2 220 1 544 1 813 1 886 1 739 68

– – 1 5 – 3 2 41 346 191 1 529 1 974 1 262 69

– – – – – – – 22 110 68 2 139 2 642 1 821 70

– – 3 2 – 8 11 44 267 194 1 615 2 314 1 075 71

32 9 13 25 36 58 27 61 2 449 1 632 1 851 2 149 1 580 72

– 2 – – 4 10 9 35 469 294 1 803 2 120 1 525 73

6 15 35 12 37 39 59 84 3 417 2 448 1 781 2 112 1 485 74

– – – 1 – 2 2 153 892 674 1 689 1 941 1 359 75

6 1 7 – 10 18 11 39 761 549 1 449 1 652 1 244 76

– – – – – – – 101 459 349 1 261 1 354 1 125 77

5 1 7 17 13 48 14 55 862 495 1 700 2 042 1 485 78

– – 2 – – 2 5 116 896 686 1 722 2 056 1 395 79 – 1 – – – – – 102 807 659 1 659 1 900 1 339 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 223
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 69

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

TEXASmCon.

1 Liberty 52 --------------------- 726 2 256 2 023 2 122 1 567 1 077 3 18 86 141 13 2 Limestone 20 ------------------ 946 1 087 974 1 049 671 461 – 112 44 60 15 3 Lipscomb 3 ------------------ 143 256 221 229 127 101 – 38 13 5 – 4 Live Oak 9 ------------------- 556 500 410 435 326 244 6 3 14 11 – 5 Llano 11 ---------------------- 631 393 308 330 181 129 – – 5 7 –

6 Loving 107 --------------------- 28 27 27 – – – – – – –

7 Lubbock 222 ------------------- 636 8 451 7 719 7 970 4 836 4 226 12 464 123 453 272

8 Lynn 6 ----------------------- 758 443 373 392 272 202 – 41 2 4 –

9 McCulloch 8 ----------------- 778 483 435 458 260 187 5 61 18 20 4

10 McLennan 189 ----------------- 123 8 143 6 942 7 370 4 382 3 213 16 475 255 529 250

11 McMullen 817 ------------------ 75 66 68 47 30 – 1 9 1 –

12 Madison 10 ------------------- 931 378 343 353 259 196 – – 5 7 1

13 Marion 9 --------------------- 984 380 332 346 250 201 – 1 – 17 –

14 Martin 4 --------------------- 956 331 283 292 170 109 – 34 26 16 –

15 Mason 3 --------------------- 423 220 152 171 110 84 – – – – –

16 Matagorda 36 ----------------- 928 2 177 1 838 1 936 1 089 714 1 400 66 89 5 17 Maverick 36 ------------------- 378 2 217 1 861 2 028 1 350 867 16 273 38 91 31 18 Medina 27 -------------------- 312 1 479 1 251 1 331 871 650 19 139 38 62 – 19 Menard 2 -------------------- 252 171 155 162 87 68 34 – – – – 20 Midland 106 -------------------- 611 5 999 5 040 5 430 3 014 1 953 2 1 086 87 251 187

21 Milam 22 ---------------------- 946 991 872 914 599 429 2 90 48 56 1

22 Mills 4 ----------------------- 531 228 190 198 144 112 – 3 11 5 –

23 Mitchell 8 -------------------- 016 423 364 388 258 179 1 1 25 21 4

24 Montague 17 ------------------ 274 900 770 813 435 339 1 186 30 36 9

25 Montgomery 182 ---------------- 201 9 177 7 838 8 126 5 246 3 412 7 1 453 136 354 57

26 Moore 17 --------------------- 865 988 880 927 575 422 – 89 27 55 9

27 Morris 13 --------------------- 200 563 466 483 289 291 – – 3 5 –

28 Motley 1 --------------------- 532 94 83 85 55 31 – – 4 1 –

29 Nacogdoches 54 -------------- 753 2 403 2 171 2 298 1 264 911 1 575 48 101 53

30 Navarro 39 -------------------- 926 2 042 1 532 1 669 1 217 782 – 4 62 74 36

31 Newton 13 -------------------- 569 627 527 554 456 344 1 – 20 8 – 32 Nolan 16 ---------------------- 594 959 883 907 520 349 7 171 25 46 18 33 Nueces 291 -------------------- 145 16 742 13 650 14 677 8 379 5 843 126 1 459 312 793 383 34 Ochiltree 9 ------------------- 128 532 436 453 244 167 – 75 6 17 7 35 Oldham 2 -------------------- 278 227 204 207 167 142 – – 3 11 –

36 Orange 80 -------------------- 509 3 636 3 050 3 238 2 296 1 526 13 18 107 197 51

37 Palo Pinto 25 ------------------ 055 1 508 1 300 1 365 633 435 – 293 13 34 8

38 Panola 22 --------------------- 035 1 277 1 039 1 121 744 438 3 131 60 40 3

39 Parker 64 --------------------- 785 2 808 2 361 2 489 1 634 1 176 1 330 67 93 21 40 Parmer 9 -------------------- 863 545 471 489 402 304 – – 15 20 –

41 Pecos 14 --------------------- 675 1 070 980 1 014 591 452 2 131 39 48 – 42 Polk 30 ----------------------- 687 1 143 996 1 046 792 559 – – 4 17 1 43 Potter 97 --------------------- 874 10 100 8 161 9 474 3 830 2 797 1 3 748 117 404 221 44 Presidio 6 -------------------- 637 352 313 327 238 171 – – 5 6 – 45 Rains 6 ---------------------- 715 285 230 254 191 130 – – 11 9 –

46 Randall 89 -------------------- 673 1 003 898 937 658 488 2 – 29 76 4 47 Reagan 4 -------------------- 514 385 304 330 162 118 – 105 7 10 2 48 Real 2 ----------------------- 412 92 86 89 44 31 – – – – – 49 Red River 14 ------------------ 317 732 639 676 456 335 – 81 8 12 6 50 Reeves 15 -------------------- 852 1 031 966 985 567 372 – 69 17 172 –

51 Refugio 7 -------------------- 976 564 493 517 285 197 4 81 29 34 – 52 Roberts 1 -------------------- 025 87 76 80 42 29 1 – 4 7 – 53 Robertson 15 ----------------- 511 772 688 706 480 374 – – 8 21 – 54 Rockwall 25 ------------------- 604 987 852 895 695 525 – 3 25 59 – 55 Runnels 11 ------------------- 294 665 555 589 354 257 1 88 27 18 2

56 Rusk 43 ---------------------- 735 1 511 1 386 1 439 1 079 739 5 – 60 69 16 57 Sabine 9 --------------------- 586 331 272 284 199 138 – – 12 19 – 58 San Augustine 7 -------------- 999 397 350 366 273 194 – 3 11 11 – 59 San Jacinto 16 ---------------- 372 599 521 544 425 272 1 1 28 23 – 60 San Patricio 58 ---------------- 749 3 027 2 568 2 729 1 984 1 474 7 34 68 104 12

61 San Saba 5 ------------------ 401 281 244 254 182 141 – – 3 2 – 62 Schleicher 2 ----------------- 990 247 219 228 112 60 – 62 – – – 63 Scurry 18 --------------------- 634 1 323 1 170 1 212 657 412 197 173 7 25 9 64 Shackelford 3 ---------------- 316 183 172 177 100 82 – 17 1 1 – 65 Shelby 22 --------------------- 034 973 868 905 701 520 – – 32 9 –

66 Sherman 2 ------------------- 858 173 161 164 92 71 – 15 – – –

67 Smith 151 ---------------------- 309 6 756 5 185 5 752 4 171 2 590 5 165 151 294 119

68 Somervell 5 ------------------ 360 412 361 367 237 153 1 – 20 22 –

69 Starr 40 ----------------------- 518 2 945 2 633 2 773 2 212 1 479 – 139 – 17 –

70 Stephens 9 ------------------ 010 383 334 349 232 159 – 1 8 17 10

71 Sterling 1 -------------------- 438 102 80 83 50 36 – – 3 3 –

72 Stonewall 2 ------------------ 013 166 137 149 70 49 – 37 11 7 –

73 Sutton 4 --------------------- 135 313 280 290 148 87 4 58 6 7 –

74 Swisher 8 -------------------- 133 532 485 501 340 245 3 46 18 22 –

75 Tarrant 1 -------------------- 170 103 49 391 40 634 43 806 26 845 18 284 228 2 864 943 3 084 1 354

76 Taylor 119 --------------------- 655 4 871 4 310 4 510 2 784 2 126 9 267 129 291 173

77 Terrell 1 --------------------- 410 109 90 94 62 41 – – – – –

78 Terry 13 ---------------------- 218 874 808 825 527 374 1 129 29 30 3

79 Throckmorton 1 -------------- 880 128 102 111 65 52 – – 10 4 4 80 Titus 24 ----------------------- 009 1 295 991 1 082 835 506 – 1 12 26 13

See footnotes at end of table.

224 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 70

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

7 7 15 10 58 65 19 113 3 650 2 831 1 753 2 163 1 307 1 – 6 7 4 31 39 22 38 1 792 1 194 1 754 1 983 1 549 2 – – – – 6 17 1 22 545 279 2 404 2 551 2 287 3 2 2 2 – 8 14 7 40 722 575 1 700 1 941 1 368 4 – 2 16 6 – 6 7 100 520 305 1 590 1 939 1 352 5

– – – – – – – 27 37 – 1 385 – 1 385 6

233 52 55 83 144 232 377 634 16 293 9 669 2 075 2 100 2 047 7

– 2 2 – – 2 2 65 605 448 1 562 1 772 1 318 8

12 7 2 7 5 18 23 16 745 454 1 650 1 849 1 502 9

178 65 56 108 141 189 240 486 14 624 8 932 2 025 2 239 1 853 10

– – 1 2 – 6 1 – 115 85 1 696 2 016 1 429 11

– 2 3 – – 3 5 68 568 467 1 618 1 950 1 180 12

– 2 – – – 9 – 67 514 397 1 486 1 752 1 079 13

– 6 2 1 5 17 3 12 653 456 2 262 3 238 1 669 14

– 2 – – – – – 59 270 200 1 638 2 074 1 179 15

9 6 15 4 38 48 48 118 3 743 2 123 1 962 2 204 1 811 16 23 – – 8 25 74 1 98 3 752 2 660 1 910 2 354 1 563 17 – 4 9 4 26 47 32 80 2 262 1 558 1 722 1 902 1 532 18 – – – – – – – 41 213 134 1 317 1 565 1 122 19 45 – 58 47 133 120 29 371 11 172 6 087 2 101 2 214 2 031 20

11 5 6 – 11 45 14 26 1 635 1 179 1 811 2 266 1 375 21

– – 1 – 3 15 6 10 344 263 1 751 1 941 1 484 22

– 3 2 11 13 20 8 21 580 397 1 528 1 770 1 293 23

– 3 8 3 17 25 10 50 1 423 746 1 784 1 891 1 702 24

31 11 16 15 97 250 86 367 16 309 10 433 2 034 2 428 1 743 25

7 – 1 15 19 31 17 82 1 852 1 044 2 027 1 961 2 088 26

– 4 1 1 1 3 – 176 796 639 1 638 1 847 1 297 27

– – – – 2 11 – 12 118 90 1 410 1 990 1 082 28

14 6 18 33 31 40 21 93 4 021 2 101 1 742 1 843 1 669 29

8 22 16 6 29 52 36 107 3 139 2 331 1 913 2 192 1 639 30

– 2 – 2 17 14 – 34 926 797 1 702 1 964 1 260 31 4 7 6 9 19 26 22 27 1 663 973 1 851 2 283 1 571 32 407 144 237 224 255 465 551 942 32 144 19 300 2 220 2 448 2 054 33 7 – 2 7 – 5 10 73 839 460 1 865 2 212 1 660 34 – – – – 6 10 – 10 387 326 1 856 2 008 1 525 35

15 10 32 28 63 67 138 203 6 441 4 484 2 041 2 298 1 805 36

8 5 87 5 1 22 36 220 2 617 1 152 1 927 2 158 1 814 37

6 5 6 18 13 35 10 47 1 981 1 316 1 821 2 439 1 403 38

15 5 12 19 50 61 51 130 4 603 2 993 1 880 2 079 1 691 39 – – 1 2 8 15 2 24 825 692 1 716 1 898 1 390 40

26 2 – 5 28 32 27 83 1 898 1 186 1 900 2 131 1 701 41 5 11 4 10 – 4 20 178 1 801 1 391 1 751 2 057 1 382 42 113 15 73 109 111 152 152 428 18 543 7 007 1 977 2 149 1 890 43 – 4 – – 8 10 – 56 542 424 1 688 1 983 1 341 44 – – 3 – 4 17 2 17 439 344 1 803 2 013 1 550 45

4 1 5 7 42 52 6 51 1 786 1 255 1 936 2 152 1 691 46 3 – 2 3 2 21 2 11 599 341 1 873 2 401 1 543 47 – – – – – – – 45 121 73 1 382 1 769 1 164 48 – 4 4 – 2 3 4 96 1 046 729 1 569 1 822 1 292 49 4 6 – – 16 24 3 107 1 534 957 1 562 1 960 1 315 50

– – 3 – 6 21 6 48 938 571 1 845 2 252 1 588 51 2 – – – 6 12 – 6 133 86 1 683 2 163 1 387 52 4 2 3 1 1 2 65 119 1 197 832 1 695 1 929 1 424 53 7 3 5 – 18 34 9 37 1 678 1 284 1 895 2 042 1 675 54 – 2 1 3 12 26 4 51 928 614 1 606 1 963 1 308 55

10 5 8 2 24 61 10 90 2 634 2 073 1 859 2 218 1 455 56 – – – 3 12 12 – 27 471 369 1 667 2 102 1 226 57 – 6 – – 10 16 – 36 565 450 1 559 1 965 1 054 58 – – – 5 24 16 – 21 932 752 1 750 1 993 1 499 59 6 19 19 4 57 87 43 285 4 780 3 613 1 793 2 073 1 447 60

– 2 2 – – 5 5 53 412 323 1 646 1 972 1 235 61 – – – – – – – 54 354 203 1 564 2 426 1 246 62 – – 5 11 1 9 12 106 2 156 1 217 1 802 2 025 1 683 63 – – 1 3 1 3 4 46 268 180 1 534 1 905 1 196 64 – 8 – – 21 17 1 116 1 446 1 154 1 620 1 872 1 270 65

– – – – – – – 57 322 168 1 980 1 903 2 041 66

55 20 76 74 125 141 39 317 11 000 8 089 1 958 2 252 1 691 67

22 2 – 3 8 11 – 41 744 496 2 013 2 497 1 662 68

12 4 4 7 – 24 67 287 4 053 3 393 1 495 1 825 1 071 69

2 – 4 1 1 9 11 53 578 396 1 690 2 078 1 358 70

– – – – 8 8 – 11 158 110 1 909 2 642 1 339 71

– – – – 7 8 – 9 278 159 1 900 2 927 1 328 72

– – 1 2 1 5 4 54 583 309 2 047 2 761 1 741 73

– 3 2 4 8 22 9 24 793 568 1 598 1 885 1 307 74

828 207 410 101 943 1 314 1 670 3 015 97 485 58 559 2 270 2 468 2 125 75

114 45 41 55 88 143 103 268 9 123 5 875 2 048 2 337 1 782 76

– – – – – – 2 30 170 120 1 832 2 265 1 486 77

5 – 2 10 17 29 25 18 1 430 917 1 742 2 003 1 522 78

– 1 – – 6 9 – 12 172 109 1 578 1 703 1 454 79 4 4 7 5 4 18 29 124 1 977 1 512 1 885 2 131 1 655 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 225
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 71

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

TEXASmCon.

1 Tom Green 98 ----------------- 458 3 993 3 523 3 670 2 248 1 461 49 97 120 262 144 2 Travis 576 --------------------- 407 30 266 26 860 28 511 11 494 8 160 184 2 841 550 1 696 810 3 Trinity 11 --------------------- 445 507 456 469 338 246 – 39 21 23 – 4 Tyler 16 ---------------------- 646 882 713 763 522 368 – 105 24 28 – 5 Upshur 31 -------------------- 370 1 100 976 1 014 819 587 2 1 32 35 4

6 Upton 4 --------------------- 447 465 411 434 223 153 2 97 23 15 –

7 Uvalde 23 --------------------- 340 1 855 1 308 1 417 1 150 725 – 7 28 54 3

8 Val Verde 38 ------------------ 721 2 341 2 080 2 200 1 348 955 19 315 78 97 40

9 Van Zandt 37 ----------------- 944 1 385 1 219 1 278 981 674 1 1 49 57 5

10 Victoria 74 -------------------- 361 4 775 3 999 4 447 2 409 1 828 2 1 085 104 184 80

11 Walker 50 --------------------- 917 2 180 1 894 1 985 1 073 701 1 17 53 98 4

12 Waller 23 --------------------- 390 1 169 1 012 1 069 734 542 1 – 73 53 2

13 Ward 13 ---------------------- 115 710 626 642 403 280 7 2 14 41 –

14 Washington 26 ---------------- 154 1 685 1 393 1 522 1 209 762 1 21 45 56 20

15 Webb 133 ---------------------- 239 8 591 7 332 7 759 5 505 3 688 73 106 245 375 199

16 Wharton 39 ------------------- 955 2 245 1 728 1 929 1 442 959 1 115 60 54 2 17 Wheeler 5 ------------------- 879 386 353 369 191 153 1 95 12 12 – 18 Wichita 122 -------------------- 378 4 461 3 906 4 107 2 356 1 841 15 206 149 334 162 19 Wilbarger 15 ------------------ 121 914 783 839 523 380 2 108 29 39 24 20 Willacy 17 --------------------- 705 1 101 1 033 1 066 842 559 2 1 17 22 –

21 Williamson 139 ----------------- 551 6 686 5 821 6 153 4 571 3 339 1 313 118 242 76

22 Wilson 22 --------------------- 650 885 802 827 684 483 – – 6 8 –

23 Winkler 8 -------------------- 626 628 531 568 334 230 5 63 21 19 1

24 Wise 34 ---------------------- 679 1 206 1 097 1 136 830 605 – – 11 14 –

25 Wood 29 ---------------------- 380 1 240 1 096 1 136 780 540 2 86 49 56 4

26 Yoakum 8 -------------------- 786 725 648 681 427 334 1 61 31 33 – 27 Young 18 --------------------- 126 988 865 903 447 330 – 229 9 20 9 28 Zapata 9 --------------------- 279 914 787 818 376 264 4 8 52 32 26 29 Zavala 12 --------------------- 162 638 562 594 451 329 – 2 8 10 –

UTAH

30 Beaver 4 -------------------- 765 302 196 235 110 83 – 57 – 4 –

31 Box Elder 36 ------------------ 485 2 078 1 091 1 252 928 629 9 5 44 63 35

32 Cache 70 --------------------- 183 2 673 1 412 1 952 1 401 1 079 7 1 47 101 35

33 Carbon 20 -------------------- 228 1 013 614 727 434 303 – 15 38 49 8

34 Daggett 690 -------------------- 83 45 56 37 21 – – 2 5 –

35 Davis 187 ---------------------- 941 7 059 5 007 5 646 4 218 2 624 67 89 101 281 72

36 Duchesne 12 ------------------ 645 1 005 548 767 366 255 1 249 27 21 –

37 Emery 10 --------------------- 332 683 449 531 337 244 – – 32 32 –

38 Garfield 3 -------------------- 980 272 175 192 135 108 – – 11 4 –

39 Grand 6 --------------------- 620 457 356 384 187 129 – 62 18 11 1

40 Iron 20 ----------------------- 789 951 512 704 450 323 5 7 27 33 5

41 Juab 5 ----------------------- 817 404 216 264 168 127 – 3 17 20 1

42 Kane 5 ---------------------- 169 399 209 266 146 109 – 39 8 18 –

43 Millard 11 --------------------- 333 825 444 574 372 272 – 46 29 27 –

44 Morgan 5 -------------------- 528 290 144 198 154 111 – – 3 7 –

45 Piute 1 ---------------------- 277 94 54 64 52 30 – – – – – 46 Rich 1 ----------------------- 725 152 86 106 70 49 – – – – – 47 Salt Lake 725 ------------------ 956 28 494 18 895 22 107 12 892 9 929 200 502 550 1 379 786 48 San Juan 12 ------------------ 621 853 614 677 474 364 – 59 53 21 1 49 Sanpete 16 ------------------- 259 1 041 668 723 517 340 – 48 18 28 4

50 Sevier 15 --------------------- 431 756 571 611 449 214 – 2 14 36 –

51 Summit 15 -------------------- 518 980 644 741 370 263 – 13 32 48 31

52 Tooele 26 --------------------- 601 1 675 1 074 1 307 597 438 9 443 24 64 1

53 Uintah 22 --------------------- 211 1 228 861 954 617 408 69 22 45 34 –

54 Utah 263 ----------------------- 590 9 833 5 651 7 005 4 837 3 670 44 122 144 403 141

55 Wasatch 10 ------------------- 089 520 370 422 304 227 – 8 12 23 –

56 Washington 48 ---------------- 560 1 839 1 178 1 392 930 720 5 – 38 88 3

57 Wayne 2 --------------------- 177 160 76 100 74 40 – – 6 4 –

58 Weber 158 --------------------- 330 5 993 4 563 5 041 3 094 2 243 118 260 91 295 208

VERMONT

59 Addison 32 -------------------- 953 1 458 812 993 814 667 – – 35 38 8 60 Bennington 35 ----------------- 845 1 160 722 864 645 531 – 1 48 52 2 61 Caledonia 27 ------------------ 846 1 047 609 723 554 446 – – 40 19 14 62 Chittenden 131 ----------------- 761 5 089 3 897 4 319 3 105 2 473 3 6 147 233 83 63 Essex 6 --------------------- 405 282 144 175 141 117 – – 11 1 1

64 Franklin 39 -------------------- 980 1 480 896 1 016 823 686 – 2 45 26 15

65 Grand Isle 5 ----------------- 318 168 103 125 102 85 – – – 2 –

66 Lamoille 19 ------------------- 735 851 549 615 495 403 1 2 39 13 –

67 Orange 26 -------------------- 149 956 602 725 607 466 – – 30 11 –

68 Orleans 24 -------------------- 053 1 097 693 803 645 507 – – 42 18 –

69 Rutland 62 -------------------- 142 2 313 1 568 1 773 1 330 1 095 – 1 90 63 43

70 Washington 54 ---------------- 928 2 258 1 671 1 839 1 430 1 141 – 12 92 66 33

71 Windham 41 ------------------ 588 1 821 1 328 1 469 1 029 861 – 2 95 94 35 72 Windsor 54 -------------------- 055 2 271 1 504 1 786 1 371 1 108 – 1 110 80 34

See footnotes at end of table.

226 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 72

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

99 29 37 27 82 138 89 249 6 653 4 184 1 841 2 118 1 660 1 1 372 117 492 321 814 1 133 4 207 2 480 64 709 23 561 2 329 2 325 2 331 2 – – 2 – – 39 5 2 782 576 1 662 1 935 1 350 3 – 1 3 6 21 19 5 29 1 323 936 1 761 2 008 1 511 4 2 7 2 – 29 24 12 45 1 814 1 502 1 816 2 155 1 325 5

10 – – – 15 18 2 29 759 400 1 791 2 032 1 651 6

11 4 7 5 27 23 14 84 2 426 2 035 1 742 2 040 1 399 7

19 26 – – 41 77 53 87 3 899 2 515 1 791 2 147 1 502 8

– 8 2 6 33 40 14 81 2 174 1 722 1 733 2 080 1 313 9

41 33 23 59 55 133 47 192 8 551 4 544 1 993 1 872 2 092 10

12 6 273 31 48 60 83 226 3 730 1 919 1 887 2 123 1 759 11

– – 3 9 39 51 14 90 2 097 1 570 1 990 2 379 1 559 12

11 5 2 26 26 25 8 72 1 206 810 1 897 2 299 1 582 13

9 – 12 16 22 49 25 37 2 932 2 193 1 944 2 137 1 760 14

73 29 55 105 143 194 187 470 15 560 11 317 2 041 2 341 1 762 15

6 7 5 – 11 39 12 175 3 454 2 540 1 869 2 019 1 707 16 – – – – 12 13 – 33 465 227 1 264 1 314 1 225 17 58 6 53 105 109 146 135 273 8 134 4 921 2 016 2 290 1 784 18 18 7 7 9 14 30 15 14 1 549 1 027 1 868 2 020 1 747 19 – – – – 32 14 – 136 1 618 1 347 1 539 1 953 1 050 20

50 21 65 2 81 145 84 384 12 015 9 086 1 973 2 202 1 680 21

2 3 2 – 2 2 14 104 1 429 1 220 1 747 2 037 1 320 22

18 2 – – 15 15 – 75 1 002 630 1 821 2 173 1 558 23

– 1 3 – 2 2 5 268 2 056 1 588 1 828 2 136 1 452 24

5 – 6 4 36 30 10 68 2 012 1 424 1 795 2 131 1 477 25

11 – 2 5 12 27 5 66 1 352 856 2 019 2 154 1 878 26 5 7 8 5 2 15 20 127 1 602 842 1 787 2 160 1 570 27 2 1 15 7 6 30 21 238 1 204 678 1 481 2 096 1 181 28 – 19 – – 8 21 4 71 884 700 1 530 1 722 1 258 29

1 – – 1 – 5 6 51 415 211 1 878 2 074 1 761 30

14 – 10 6 13 45 20 60 2 356 1 709 1 955 2 013 1 884 31

57 – 13 27 14 100 50 99 3 736 2 613 2 215 2 292 2 113 32

29 – 15 2 10 37 23 67 1 325 808 1 924 2 184 1 727 33

– – – – 1 6 1 4 113 85 2 204 2 183 2 220 34

132 24 59 60 53 179 103 208 11 075 7 885 2 026 2 212 1 841 35

8 10 1 3 8 36 5 32 1 286 688 1 900 2 099 1 748 36

1 1 1 3 9 22 14 79 995 630 1 988 2 181 1 814 37

– – – 1 4 8 – 29 238 165 1 199 1 118 1 324 38

– – – – 4 10 – 91 682 287 1 775 1 588 1 878 39

15 7 4 1 13 36 6 95 1 294 862 2 106 2 339 1 896 40

5 – – 3 5 21 14 7 454 292 1 855 1 903 1 806 41

3 – – 7 9 15 6 15 481 281 1 946 2 255 1 731 42

21 – 2 3 11 34 4 25 1 105 723 2 071 2 221 1 933 43

– – 1 – 4 13 – 16 356 282 2 055 2 251 1 755 44

– – – – – – – 12 109 87 1 763 2 102 1 425 45 – – 2 – – – – 34 167 121 1 630 1 909 1 352 46 752 216 345 136 267 843 1 659 1 580 49 474 27 467 2 381 2 400 2 365 47 – – 1 – 4 26 2 36 1 213 870 1 853 1 906 1 786 48 2 – 6 1 7 29 13 50 1 129 783 1 579 1 911 1 265 49

11 1 3 3 6 32 20 34 1 375 1 088 2 299 2 944 1 913 50

65 10 29 – 13 65 20 45 1 510 778 2 152 2 436 1 989 51

8 3 7 3 17 51 7 73 2 271 1 120 1 790 2 185 1 572 52

36 – 2 5 6 43 19 56 1 704 1 124 1 853 2 196 1 571 53

197 68 82 65 62 229 319 292 15 273 10 550 2 326 2 448 2 175 54

1 – 3 7 6 25 20 13 776 529 1 950 1 910 1 991 55

39 4 10 2 8 65 90 110 2 931 2 005 2 225 2 481 1 942 56

– – – – 3 8 – 5 159 124 1 656 2 358 1 118 57

137 53 50 26 51 213 147 298 9 871 5 960 2 018 2 140 1 915 58

2 – 6 4 9 32 15 30 2 114 1 785 2 226 2 414 1 786 59 14 10 7 1 3 33 27 21 2 060 1 643 2 527 2 951 1 849 60 3 – 1 3 2 23 23 41 1 318 1 104 1 912 2 231 1 344 61 44 45 49 21 18 149 297 119 10 364 7 116 2 479 2 468 2 495 62 – – 2 – – 7 1 11 299 254 1 805 2 017 1 272 63

2 – 10 4 2 35 28 24 2 179 1 811 2 218 2 400 1 811 64

– – – – 2 1 – 18 256 223 2 217 2 521 1 479 65

1 – 4 10 2 19 16 13 1 290 1 059 2 132 2 283 1 791 66

2 – 4 2 1 19 1 48 1 512 1 337 2 156 2 443 1 566 67

5 – 9 – – 36 13 35 1 652 1 374 2 140 2 370 1 721 68

17 9 35 16 3 65 40 61 3 800 2 917 2 209 2 374 1 911 69

16 17 16 4 4 78 20 51 3 968 3 096 2 212 2 365 1 941 70

16 9 26 21 4 75 13 50 3 124 2 232 2 184 2 293 2 014 71 13 8 26 11 2 77 20 33 3 948 3 059 2 311 2 459 2 069 72

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 227
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 73

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

VIRGINIA

1 Accomack 31 ----------------- 703 1 340 1 026 1 136 704 492 177 16 3 37 1 2 Albemarle 68 ------------------ 040 2 304 1 799 2 168 1 582 1 071 57 – – 108 2 3 Alleghany 13 ------------------ 176 691 561 591 440 295 29 – – 31 – 4 Amelia 8 --------------------- 787 306 233 261 202 142 14 – – 13 – 5 Amherst 28 ------------------- 578 869 631 696 540 384 30 1 – 35 –

6 Appomattox 12 ---------------- 298 454 325 381 292 187 17 – – 13 –

7 Arlington 170 ------------------- 936 7 315 6 611 6 928 2 497 1 568 338 118 151 540 288

8 Augusta 54 -------------------- 677 1 647 1 598 1 613 1 325 901 61 3 – 44 23

9 Bath 4 ----------------------- 799 234 220 223 162 93 7 – – 11 –

10 Bedford 45 -------------------- 656 1 478 1 188 1 304 1 058 757 96 – – 40 –

11 Bland 6 ---------------------- 514 190 186 187 133 98 8 1 – 9 –

12 Botetourt 24 ------------------- 992 803 623 689 544 389 15 – – 31 –

13 Brunswick 15 ------------------ 987 565 402 456 335 226 32 – 5 22 –

14 Buchanan 31 ------------------ 333 1 189 965 1 028 778 454 50 1 – 31 –

15 Buckingham 12 ---------------- 873 505 352 394 283 197 11 – – 13 –

16 Campbell 47 ------------------ 572 1 432 1 111 1 208 880 633 53 2 22 48 1 17 Caroline 19 ------------------- 217 769 578 694 554 369 27 2 – 25 6 18 Carroll 26 --------------------- 594 855 713 751 621 399 – 14 – 26 – 19 Charles City 6 ---------------- 282 286 230 252 179 123 14 1 – 13 – 20 Charlotte 11 ------------------- 688 494 339 384 289 197 19 1 – 11 –

21 Chesterfield 209 ---------------- 274 8 942 7 422 7 772 5 223 3 920 325 168 13 386 375

22 Clarke 12 --------------------- 101 364 239 304 232 162 – 1 4 26 –

23 Craig 4 ---------------------- 372 141 99 107 75 56 6 – – 10 –

24 Culpeper 27 ------------------- 791 1 413 1 107 1 207 740 493 24 201 13 65 –

25 Cumberland 7 ---------------- 825 270 223 237 188 117 10 – – 13 –

26 Dickenson 17 ----------------- 620 682 515 578 460 291 6 – – 21 –

27 Dinwiddie 20 ------------------ 960 705 521 598 449 298 28 – – 34 1

28 Essex 8 --------------------- 689 321 255 281 203 137 – 3 – 16 –

29 Fairfax 818 --------------------- 584 36 937 30 254 32 629 21 308 14 309 788 1 020 236 1 318 1 108

30 Fauquier 48 ------------------- 741 1 905 1 661 1 763 1 373 1 078 29 2 19 88 1

31 Floyd 12 ---------------------- 005 353 274 301 248 163 – 2 – 7 – 32 Fluvanna 12 ------------------- 429 512 441 468 377 289 18 1 – 17 – 33 Franklin 39 -------------------- 549 1 354 902 1 088 888 613 5 5 12 46 – 34 Frederick 45 ------------------ 723 1 627 1 328 1 421 1 034 741 28 – 1 52 22 35 Giles 16 ---------------------- 366 591 463 507 355 247 – 7 8 41 –

36 Gloucester 30 ----------------- 131 1 065 958 998 764 513 31 4 – 40 –

37 Goochland 14 ----------------- 163 567 395 451 322 203 12 50 – 18 1

38 Grayson 16 ------------------- 278 448 360 391 301 202 – – – 22 –

39 Greene 10 -------------------- 297 397 363 375 309 227 2 – – 16 – 40 Greensville 8 ----------------- 853 509 398 437 344 243 – 2 – 11 –

41 Halifax 29 --------------------- 033 1 243 1 032 1 062 890 555 – – – 32 – 42 Hanover 63 ------------------- 306 2 402 1 996 2 269 1 652 1 045 31 79 20 128 12 43 Henrico 217 -------------------- 881 7 878 6 769 7 378 4 387 3 055 112 188 234 569 316 44 Henry 56 ---------------------- 942 1 525 1 230 1 327 1 045 737 60 – – 60 2 45 Highland 2 ------------------- 635 122 109 111 77 56 – – – 8 –

46 Isle of Wight 25 --------------- 053 858 693 751 578 422 35 3 9 33 – 47 James City 34 ----------------- 859 547 445 509 – – 45 – – 50 80 48 King and Queen 6 ------------ 289 236 152 192 149 107 9 1 – 11 – 49 King George 13 --------------- 527 493 445 457 375 250 – 2 – 22 – 50 King William 10 ---------------- 913 454 365 401 306 236 10 1 1 18 5

51 Lancaster 10 ------------------ 896 382 320 346 259 180 20 – – 10 – 52 Lee 24 ----------------------- 496 984 803 866 672 500 54 – 3 42 – 53 Loudoun 86 ------------------- 129 3 862 2 854 3 108 2 078 1 488 52 – 37 138 42 54 Louisa 20 --------------------- 325 692 500 530 452 329 – 1 – 24 – 55 Lunenburg 11 ----------------- 419 460 339 377 292 204 12 – – 13 –

56 Madison 11 ------------------- 949 401 288 314 258 186 12 1 – 14 – 57 Mathews 8 ------------------- 348 295 237 251 193 131 10 – – 15 – 58 Mecklenburg 29 --------------- 241 1 296 1 001 1 079 662 457 18 – 1 33 14 59 Middlesex 8 ------------------ 653 283 209 228 162 113 – – – 16 – 60 Montgomery 73 ---------------- 913 2 390 1 540 1 844 1 072 764 59 2 43 130 2

61 Nelson 12 --------------------- 778 419 325 358 273 179 18 1 – 17 – 62 New Kent 10 ------------------ 445 404 352 371 292 179 14 – – 20 3 63 Northampton 13 --------------- 061 756 674 685 362 273 34 7 171 27 – 64 Northumberland 10 ------------ 524 280 224 247 178 118 12 – – 8 – 65 Nottoway 14 ------------------ 993 584 463 488 321 218 18 1 20 35 –

66 Orange 21 -------------------- 421 810 626 735 610 424 – 2 13 32 –

67 Page 21 ---------------------- 690 753 622 674 482 364 20 1 7 36 –

68 Patrick 17 --------------------- 473 603 409 461 370 250 18 1 – 20 –

69 Pittsylvania 55 ----------------- 655 2 023 1 334 1 522 1 260 969 59 2 – 47 1

70 Powhatan 15 ------------------ 328 475 420 435 373 250 11 3 – 18 1

71 Prince Edward 17 -------------- 320 614 433 504 335 222 23 1 11 42 1

72 Prince George 27 -------------- 394 906 679 753 620 421 18 – – 40 –

73 Prince William 215 -------------- 686 9 570 7 204 8 288 5 329 3 613 420 11 31 441 223

74 Pulaski 34 -------------------- 496 1 101 906 974 634 474 – – 17 74 11

75 Rappahannock 6 ------------- 622 244 196 202 154 104 7 4 – 10 –

76 Richmond 7 ------------------ 273 226 172 190 137 109 – 1 – 12 –

77 Roanoke 79 ------------------- 332 2 908 2 605 2 702 1 845 1 318 56 4 21 137 56

78 Rockbridge 18 ----------------- 350 775 547 655 488 343 25 1 – 21 –

79 Rockingham 57 ---------------- 482 2 096 1 522 1 636 1 266 848 33 2 1 43 15 80 Russell 28 -------------------- 667 921 805 846 709 519 – – 5 40 –

See footnotes at end of table.

228 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 74

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

6 – – 29 10 61 4 88 2 076 1 414 1 921 2 179 1 692 1 20 6 16 20 20 115 22 200 4 438 3 255 2 068 2 504 1 688 2 7 – 7 14 14 22 9 18 1 123 866 1 902 2 260 1 528 3 – – 1 – 2 22 – 7 479 383 1 919 2 214 1 489 4 3 1 – – 13 20 – 53 1 333 1 077 1 985 2 388 1 431 5

1 1 – 7 2 15 – 33 646 504 1 844 2 138 1 456 6

354 114 144 64 74 536 105 1 605 22 005 7 966 3 235 3 783 3 072 7

7 – – 3 16 52 – 79 2 910 2 366 1 810 2 022 1 535 8

3 – 7 6 1 12 1 13 447 332 2 006 2 632 1 547 9

10 5 – 3 16 29 – 47 2 374 1 924 1 863 2 115 1 453 10

– – – – 2 15 – 19 329 244 1 760 2 030 1 459 11

1 – 7 5 11 21 – 54 1 251 998 1 903 2 277 1 408 12

– – 4 6 3 15 2 32 832 638 1 908 2 262 1 489 13

– – – 22 6 39 7 94 1 884 1 504 1 897 2 773 1 196 14

1 – – 2 7 18 3 56 717 530 1 893 2 170 1 578 15

24 – 14 12 16 41 7 88 2 367 1 816 2 009 2 372 1 576 16 3 3 2 7 6 20 1 38 1 142 879 1 823 1 888 1 727 17 1 – – 3 8 19 – 59 1 592 1 370 2 150 2 788 1 418 18 2 – – 3 6 18 2 14 453 320 1 827 1 951 1 687 19 2 – – 4 8 16 – 34 646 496 1 753 1 994 1 438 20

88 4 94 26 101 350 140 479 17 512 11 615 2 276 2 451 2 091 21

6 – – – 1 26 4 4 596 448 2 199 2 325 2 003 22

– – – 1 3 10 – 2 207 147 1 924 2 133 1 664 23

2 – 16 9 8 45 23 61 2 230 1 336 1 919 2 242 1 673 24

– – – 4 5 12 – 5 387 305 1 666 1 989 1 334 25

17 1 – 4 3 21 2 43 1 016 848 1 825 2 268 1 294 26

4 – 1 11 3 26 11 30 1 120 843 1 984 2 263 1 642 27

2 – – 9 6 12 – 30 495 370 1 838 2 153 1 494 28

1 161 228 449 365 472 1 100 406 2 670 81 549 47 975 2 551 2 626 2 488 29

18 – 10 24 26 87 19 67 3 084 2 252 1 774 1 669 1 968 30

– – – 7 3 14 – 20 533 451 1 828 2 152 1 381 31 7 – – 4 6 18 1 19 696 559 1 507 1 601 1 329 32 7 – 4 15 16 41 5 44 2 073 1 705 2 106 2 487 1 539 33 29 3 – 12 15 61 – 164 2 727 1 997 1 973 2 173 1 730 34 4 – 2 10 7 17 2 54 932 684 1 905 2 271 1 518 35

15 2 7 1 11 49 9 65 1 798 1 377 1 827 2 193 1 407 36

2 – – 3 6 23 – 14 786 546 1 882 2 105 1 672 37

1 – – – 3 17 – 47 679 547 1 788 2 151 1 349 38

– – – 2 4 16 6 20 649 537 1 748 1 946 1 421 39 – – 10 5 9 19 9 28 837 668 1 989 2 262 1 598 40

2 – – 24 5 20 11 78 1 976 1 667 1 876 2 458 1 237 41 6 – 11 41 22 86 47 134 4 276 3 030 2 046 2 522 1 614 42 131 – 234 59 75 287 63 723 17 987 10 103 2 519 2 591 2 464 43 18 – – 4 17 68 – 53 2 612 2 133 2 013 2 372 1 533 44 – – – 2 2 5 – 17 172 121 1 542 1 757 1 315 45

– – 1 – 10 49 – 33 1 447 1 144 1 981 2 268 1 569 46 56 8 – 17 34 93 64 62 1 127 – 2 413 – 2 413 47 – – – 4 1 16 – 1 331 266 1 891 1 999 1 671 48 9 – 5 5 2 21 3 13 991 853 2 195 2 720 1 521 49 1 – 4 13 1 30 2 9 756 604 1 944 2 171 1 561 50

1 – – – 2 20 – 34 573 420 1 685 1 842 1 482 51 – 2 4 14 12 24 7 32 1 513 1 218 1 776 2 023 1 404 52 86 6 28 25 28 166 100 322 7 235 5 128 2 396 2 769 2 019 53 4 6 2 7 9 18 1 6 1 098 940 2 016 2 198 1 690 54 – – – 5 2 15 – 38 669 560 1 823 2 274 1 227 55

– – – 2 5 11 – 11 553 456 1 784 1 892 1 590 56 3 – 2 – 4 15 – 9 426 323 1 697 1 993 1 330 57 18 2 – 8 10 38 – 275 1 975 1 281 1 851 2 283 1 501 58 1 – – 5 6 21 – 17 403 299 1 812 2 156 1 430 59 37 – 47 32 28 105 107 180 3 705 2 333 2 182 2 602 1 843 60

1 – 8 2 6 10 8 14 657 497 1 895 2 154 1 594 61 – – – 8 3 20 – 11 641 525 1 767 2 266 1 256 62 4 – – 9 3 18 – 50 1 229 659 1 797 1 877 1 743 63 2 – 2 – 6 20 – 19 440 322 1 851 2 143 1 542 64 – – 2 15 4 33 5 34 856 610 1 765 2 243 1 350 65

1 – 5 11 13 21 8 19 1 362 1 138 2 015 2 267 1 526 66

1 – 5 8 11 35 5 63 1 083 785 1 658 1 788 1 474 67

5 – – 2 7 12 – 26 831 676 1 851 2 113 1 452 68

– – 8 10 15 34 – 86 3 112 2 655 2 084 2 235 1 721 69

– – – 1 2 20 – 6 748 635 1 729 1 972 1 378 70

1 – 3 9 7 26 15 30 934 638 1 996 2 264 1 741 71

5 3 – 5 9 21 8 24 1 616 1 316 2 246 2 509 1 839 72

236 11 391 55 154 444 – 542 22 566 14 030 2 860 2 953 2 776 73

9 1 23 29 6 46 30 94 1 923 1 324 2 016 2 372 1 661 74

– – – 1 2 6 – 18 351 263 1 739 2 035 1 424 75

– 1 – – 4 13 – 22 384 295 2 088 2 360 1 662 76

82 4 31 72 43 129 33 189 6 266 4 501 2 349 2 922 1 775 77

11 1 – 12 8 24 – 64 1 133 825 1 872 2 053 1 646 78

8 – 23 23 13 54 19 136 3 062 2 402 1 871 2 282 1 439 79 1 1 4 8 8 24 8 38 1 523 1 272 1 843 2 120 1 403 80

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 229
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 75

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

VIRGINIAmCon.

1 Scott 23 ---------------------- 204 892 706 762 600 449 37 – 6 29 –

2 Shenandoah 31 --------------- 636 1 035 847 918 651 478 24 2 21 66 1

3 Smyth 32 --------------------- 370 1 326 982 1 123 667 485 52 1 – 27 –

4 Southampton 17 --------------- 550 655 468 536 381 250 35 3 – 21 –

5 Spotsylvania 57 ---------------- 403 1 833 1 493 1 655 1 280 933 39 16 – 51 14

6 Stafford 61 -------------------- 236 2 342 1 849 2 048 1 629 1 215 34 6 – 63 4 7 Surry 6 ---------------------- 145 333 300 309 235 142 18 – – 13 – 8 Sussex 10 -------------------- 248 345 324 331 213 136 24 – – 24 – 9 Tazewell 45 ------------------- 960 1 682 1 399 1 444 1 020 668 69 3 35 78 2 10 Warren 26 -------------------- 142 942 777 852 578 391 24 2 22 69 5

11 Washington 45 ---------------- 887 1 803 1 222 1 420 1 038 748 48 3 17 53 –

12 Westmoreland 15 -------------- 480 531 455 481 317 203 22 – 2 37 –

13 Wise 39 ---------------------- 573 1 698 1 344 1 445 930 705 77 – 14 62 3

14 Wythe 25 --------------------- 466 999 780 858 567 412 40 1 33 57 6

15 York 42 ----------------------- 422 1 924 1 630 1 769 1 250 843 41 7 – 45 118

Alexandria City3 16 ------------- 111 183 4 877 4 576 4 779 1 764 1 242 174 246 62 395 222

Bedford City3 17 --------------- 6 073 194 128 155 – – – 1 18 26 1

Bristol City3 18 ---------------- 18 426 862 740 799 347 250 26 – 28 56 47

Buena Vista City3 19 ----------- 6 406 236 211 219 140 100 – 1 9 19 –

Charlottesville City3 20 --------- 40 341 1 978 1 652 1 773 863 665 62 – 46 124 82

Chesapeake City3 21 ----------- 151 976 8 352 7 069 7 543 3 741 2 554 203 1 438 290 371 301 Clifton Forge City3 22 ---------- 4 679 95 70 79 – – 1 2 13 15 8 Colonial Heights City3 23 ------- 16 064 631 492 544 358 257 – 4 26 58 8 Covington City3 24 ------------- 6 991 321 258 274 161 111 – – 20 21 4 Danville City3 25 --------------- 53 056 2 204 1 913 2 023 951 742 77 – 40 120 119

Emporia City3 26 --------------- 5 306 115 97 102 – – – 1 19 26 2

Fairfax City3 27 ---------------- 19 622 428 362 389 9 – – 2 43 81 59

Falls Church City3 28 ----------- 9 578 597 504 540 303 211 8 1 18 40 –

Franklin City3 29 --------------- 7 864 450 397 421 242 183 19 – 33 30 7

Fredericksburg City3 30 --------- 19 027 1 067 824 927 380 267 28 4 43 84 43

Galax City3 31 ----------------- 6 670 335 282 298 148 105 15 8 21 27 –

Hampton City3 32 -------------- 133 793 5 674 4 009 4 761 2 841 2 137 151 34 47 307 208

Harrisonburg City3 33 ---------- 30 707 1 062 883 923 415 320 19 – 57 65 54

Hopewell City3 34 -------------- 23 101 1 706 1 324 1 423 531 390 38 502 39 56 37

Lexington City3 35 ------------- 6 959 246 161 193 59 45 – – 16 22 –

Lynchburg City3 36 ------------- 66 049 2 728 2 240 2 621 1 350 878 206 25 81 165 177 Manassas City3 37 ------------- 27 957 1 099 861 997 666 477 20 6 36 84 7 Manassas Park City3 38 -------- 6 734 313 242 265 173 125 9 1 9 21 11 Martinsville City3 39 ------------ 16 162 872 729 780 380 278 33 – 35 57 26 Newport News City3 40 --------- 170 045 7 543 6 797 7 057 4 090 2 786 264 2 75 395 348

Norfolk City3 41 --------------- 261 229 14 246 12 036 12 930 5 291 3 737 557 2 038 206 799 460

Norton City3 42 ---------------- 4 247 227 174 193 118 87 13 – 9 18 1

Petersburg City3 43 ------------ 38 386 3 461 2 660 3 003 864 595 122 1 304 54 143 81

Poquoson City3 44 ------------- 11 005 454 369 410 311 238 – – 17 23 14

Portsmouth City3 45 ------------ 103 907 5 151 4 357 4 596 2 451 1 658 202 198 63 299 227

Radford City3 46 --------------- 15 940 466 344 388 176 131 13 – 24 37 8

Richmond City3 47 ------------- 203 056 10 933 9 744 9 952 4 075 2 784 959 208 423 737 480

Roanoke City3 48 -------------- 96 397 4 639 3 966 4 303 2 067 1 399 221 34 76 332 285

Salem City3 49 ---------------- 23 756 1 117 855 935 437 333 – – 89 92 49

South Boston City3 50 ---------- 6 997 228 194 199 101 81 – 3 14 20 8

Staunton City3 51 -------------- 24 461 850 653 734 410 304 – – 31 64 23 Suffolk City3 52 ---------------- 52 141 2 209 1 858 2 014 1 204 830 100 75 15 126 65 Virginia Beach City3 53 --------- 393 069 15 769 13 537 14 680 9 126 6 330 265 243 318 871 375 Waynesboro City3 54 ----------- 18 549 725 588 635 350 264 22 2 33 53 23 Williamsburg City3 55 ----------- 11 530 1 346 1 027 1 140 904 610 8 – 12 41 26 Winchester City3 56 ------------ 21 947 1 112 831 977 483 340 27 – 34 73 21

WASHINGTON

57 Adams 13 --------------------- 603 965 715 771 403 229 1 103 57 46 4

58 Asotin 17 --------------------- 605 666 509 559 356 215 – 37 30 26 16

59 Benton 112 -------------------- 560 6 812 5 693 6 213 2 431 1 470 – 392 76 182 120

60 Chelan 52 --------------------- 250 2 879 2 329 2 537 1 070 637 – 188 30 49 49

61 Clallam 56 -------------------- 464 2 820 2 199 2 584 1 009 609 – 575 16 76 61

62 Clark 238 ---------------------- 053 7 870 6 535 7 164 4 697 2 908 67 18 173 330 230 63 Columbia 4 ------------------ 024 356 269 303 97 50 – 125 23 7 – 64 Cowlitz 82 -------------------- 119 3 495 2 783 3 047 1 738 981 – 87 128 157 88 65 Douglas 26 -------------------- 205 1 217 964 1 054 576 333 – 55 63 47 18 66 Ferry 6 ---------------------- 295 420 338 365 176 91 27 32 33 20 –

67 Franklin 37 -------------------- 473 1 923 1 582 1 740 1 077 572 – 5 64 82 43

68 Garfield 2 -------------------- 248 265 151 199 58 33 3 62 18 9 2

69 Grant 54 ---------------------- 758 3 822 3 042 3 374 1 471 807 45 600 103 106 41

70 Grays Harbor 64 --------------- 175 3 246 2 503 2 758 1 451 830 37 93 107 180 73

71 Island 60 --------------------- 195 1 948 1 402 1 624 872 517 1 266 88 76 19

72 Jefferson 20 ------------------ 146 1 161 724 889 359 216 – 192 59 34 23 73 King 1 ----------------------- 507 319 62 630 48 448 55 671 22 328 13 173 306 3 717 1 802 3 539 2 444 74 Kitsap 189 --------------------- 731 6 417 5 194 5 778 3 899 2 261 – 68 189 224 172 75 Kittitas 26 --------------------- 725 1 324 923 1 074 463 290 – 188 45 51 25 76 Klickitat 16 -------------------- 616 1 027 655 796 396 225 25 134 2 50 4

77 Lewis 59 ---------------------- 358 2 651 2 040 2 298 1 371 764 22 122 135 105 37

78 Lincoln 8 -------------------- 864 832 518 646 306 170 – 174 65 13 –

79 Mason 38 --------------------- 341 1 898 1 526 1 665 789 457 4 283 58 68 85

80 Okanogan 33 ------------------ 350 1 991 1 465 1 663 856 471 – 405 73 46 5 81 Pacific 18 --------------------- 882 1 035 775 872 407 236 – 158 46 40 4

See footnotes at end of table.

230 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 76

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

5 2 1 17 10 16 11 28 1 283 1 016 1 700 1 827 1 485 1

4 – 16 25 8 39 10 51 1 641 1 208 1 808 2 038 1 515 2

– – – 28 4 20 123 201 2 003 1 368 1 871 2 416 1 383 3

– 2 5 6 7 13 – 63 953 681 1 880 2 127 1 608 4

16 – 27 36 27 61 40 48 3 666 2 910 2 307 2 626 1 834 5

29 – 29 10 26 108 47 63 4 580 3 614 2 320 2 472 2 064 6 6 – – 4 4 16 – 13 566 440 1 855 2 316 1 452 7 – – – 6 2 18 – 44 585 377 1 776 2 188 1 478 8 2 – 20 27 13 54 24 97 2 664 1 971 1 842 2 314 1 416 9 9 – 17 17 7 44 21 37 1 574 1 036 1 926 2 158 1 717 10

3 2 23 34 10 34 94 61 2 891 2 226 2 157 2 591 1 621 11

5 – 7 8 9 51 2 21 851 597 1 798 2 305 1 393 12

4 3 9 39 11 54 22 217 2 782 1 957 1 964 2 372 1 555 13

8 – 16 23 3 28 17 59 1 579 1 109 1 907 2 359 1 455 14

35 6 20 11 18 88 1 129 3 475 2 385 2 037 2 311 1 782 15

301 83 192 58 90 99 – 1 093 12 126 4 761 2 596 3 319 2 378 16

12 4 11 8 1 14 27 32 262 – 1 812 – 1 812 17

44 3 18 20 16 21 65 108 1 676 808 2 172 2 787 1 866 18

5 – 10 8 5 11 7 4 424 291 1 963 2 450 1 532 19

108 23 12 24 33 99 134 163 3 817 1 771 2 192 2 240 2 160 20

99 70 55 82 40 227 117 509 16 559 8 472 2 225 2 668 1 986 21 – – 6 3 4 9 6 12 131 – 1 691 – 1 691 22 20 1 6 1 10 25 11 16 1 216 798 2 359 2 601 2 105 23 6 – 8 12 – 15 12 15 533 317 1 997 2 321 1 771 24 45 44 49 59 26 115 153 225 4 101 2 028 2 070 2 373 1 892 25

1 – 5 10 4 13 14 7 191 – 1 881 – 1 881 26

15 – 16 20 – 60 64 20 1 237 14 3 243 – 3 243 27

13 8 2 13 6 28 64 36 1 175 578 2 212 2 143 2 259 28

6 2 5 19 – 20 18 20 905 563 2 176 2 606 1 815 29

23 7 20 26 29 35 13 192 1 840 736 2 077 2 164 2 037 30

13 – – 17 1 12 14 22 517 305 1 779 2 459 1 393 31

185 76 42 107 48 209 257 249 10 652 6 558 2 472 2 840 2 137 32

40 – – 53 – 29 167 24 1 872 922 2 022 2 363 1 828 33

24 36 70 10 29 39 – 12 2 943 1 108 2 158 2 346 2 082 34

5 2 14 14 – 12 8 41 336 129 1 873 2 422 1 679 35

35 22 33 94 17 137 79 200 5 659 3 319 2 275 2 606 2 066 36 15 2 18 – – 48 62 33 2 456 1 539 2 631 2 614 2 649 37 2 – – 6 – 17 9 7 564 368 2 193 2 323 2 068 38 8 5 26 12 19 34 43 102 1 537 757 2 011 2 263 1 864 39 159 205 106 38 66 192 402 715 14 398 8 203 2 066 2 328 1 896 40

391 379 150 517 130 466 781 765 29 700 12 072 2 339 2 601 2 227 41

1 1 – 4 3 10 10 5 358 220 1 957 2 251 1 707 42

36 5 36 21 25 73 77 162 5 731 1 609 1 954 2 063 1 923 43

5 – 2 2 – 19 – 17 745 542 1 908 1 945 1 847 44

110 144 38 68 78 177 127 414 9 660 4 809 2 147 2 325 2 041 45

9 2 3 10 10 24 40 32 814 429 2 197 2 828 1 858 46

411 343 93 163 117 338 585 1 020 22 118 8 912 2 257 2 554 2 145 47

163 94 131 122 52 258 29 439 9 207 4 529 2 228 2 754 1 984 48

21 – 16 53 – 74 55 49 2 104 1 075 2 340 2 722 2 099 49

1 – 10 14 – 11 11 6 394 215 1 995 2 435 1 693 50

18 – 14 25 16 42 20 71 1 388 840 1 992 2 264 1 758 51 24 – 12 29 27 107 54 176 4 004 2 410 2 067 2 370 1 841 52 409 37 792 188 33 401 162 1 460 32 015 19 101 2 278 2 486 2 103 53 17 – 16 16 10 30 9 54 1 254 702 2 044 2 262 1 877 54 22 – 2 – – 23 15 87 2 464 1 963 2 266 2 471 1 989 55 17 2 40 13 9 39 26 193 1 962 1 060 2 146 2 555 1 913 56

– 3 1 – 16 40 4 93 1 826 955 2 412 3 166 2 069 57

1 5 4 10 10 18 12 34 1 230 828 2 290 3 095 1 716 58

60 16 30 23 83 236 2 163 401 18 334 5 902 3 061 3 149 3 032 59

35 4 11 2 – 23 521 555 6 445 2 606 2 621 3 150 2 435 60

40 19 13 18 4 46 199 508 6 131 2 438 2 417 3 081 2 175 61

69 74 29 14 138 276 392 657 18 823 11 907 2 718 3 204 2 369 62 – – – 2 7 14 – 28 578 198 1 984 2 910 1 793 63 50 33 47 12 76 137 180 314 7 810 4 264 2 669 3 277 2 356 64 18 – 16 7 14 44 160 36 2 636 1 363 2 590 3 168 2 309 65 – – – 3 11 24 17 22 755 372 2 105 2 980 1 787 66

28 16 3 1 42 80 68 231 3 906 2 355 2 327 2 998 1 974 67

– – – 1 5 9 – 32 348 137 2 005 3 282 1 662 68

29 40 12 17 48 88 614 160 8 141 3 325 2 492 3 044 2 301 69

32 20 19 26 55 142 301 222 6 837 3 286 2 572 3 011 2 364 70

19 5 4 25 39 87 37 86 4 094 2 168 2 608 3 236 2 259 71

11 – 2 10 16 63 40 80 2 124 870 2 422 3 104 2 149 72 2 378 851 976 586 1 569 2 516 7 358 5 301 161 146 56 850 2 975 3 190 2 902 73 103 64 78 6 144 352 126 353 13 863 9 434 2 497 3 117 2 067 74 17 5 11 1 37 65 46 120 2 608 1 172 2 546 3 200 2 274 75 2 27 1 – 22 43 51 39 1 820 934 2 507 3 154 2 193 76

45 3 17 16 50 98 149 128 5 531 3 191 2 503 3 168 2 126 77

– – – – 10 25 1 52 1 353 731 2 224 3 244 1 797 78

11 16 13 15 30 94 130 69 3 966 1 835 2 439 3 022 2 205 79

– – 8 10 25 50 73 112 3 596 1 940 2 224 3 074 1 844 80 4 1 5 2 25 47 79 54 2 108 970 2 502 3 110 2 243 81

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 231
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 77

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

WASHINGTONmCon.

1 Pend Oreille 8 ---------------- 915 639 491 548 255 141 – 85 39 20 –

2 Pierce 586 --------------------- 203 21 019 17 978 19 414 11 299 6 767 186 334 526 835 785

3 San Juan 10 ------------------ 035 478 348 393 182 115 6 13 39 21 10

4 Skagit 79 --------------------- 555 4 334 3 144 3 709 1 581 913 – 1 041 138 168 57

5 Skamania 8 ------------------ 289 545 346 380 156 87 – 6 – – –

6 Snohomish 465 ----------------- 642 17 147 13 658 15 523 8 090 4 798 92 1 425 575 749 381

7 Spokane 361 ------------------- 364 13 534 10 991 12 117 6 906 4 100 – 224 467 788 678

8 Stevens 30 -------------------- 948 1 311 905 1 046 701 380 – – 6 10 9

9 Thurston 161 ------------------- 238 6 685 5 523 6 109 3 784 2 181 98 14 287 255 160

10 Wahkiakum 3 ---------------- 327 177 123 139 56 31 – 3 9 10 –

11 Walla Walla 48 ---------------- 439 1 855 1 461 1 608 921 529 15 47 93 92 50

12 Whatcom 127 ------------------ 780 4 723 3 575 4 056 2 130 1 258 – 86 187 239 134

13 Whitman 38 ------------------- 775 1 862 1 050 1 283 587 343 – 224 82 58 32

14 Yakima 188 -------------------- 823 7 811 6 683 7 093 4 691 2 613 82 178 185 353 144

WEST VIRGINIA

15 Barbour 15 -------------------- 699 560 462 488 368 241 – 9 9 21 –

16 Berkeley 59 ------------------- 253 1 558 1 381 1 475 1 125 747 – 21 6 63 37

17 Boone 25 --------------------- 870 1 007 875 927 629 415 – 138 3 36 –

18 Braxton 12 -------------------- 998 546 420 443 354 243 – 4 2 1 8

19 Brooke 26 -------------------- 992 846 663 719 539 371 – 23 20 38 –

20 Cabell 96 --------------------- 827 2 971 2 604 2 799 1 652 1 126 2 49 51 157 111

21 Calhoun 7 ------------------- 885 279 244 254 223 151 – – – 3 –

22 Clay 9 ----------------------- 983 392 361 371 303 196 – 34 – 3 –

23 Doddridge 6 ------------------ 994 236 214 219 180 109 – 7 – 5 –

24 Fayette 47 -------------------- 952 1 734 1 428 1 501 1 158 847 – 8 22 42 5

25 Gilmer 7 --------------------- 669 281 211 229 174 107 – 4 3 3 –

26 Grant 10 ---------------------- 428 780 607 678 260 173 – 302 1 5 5

27 Greenbrier 34 ----------------- 693 1 010 888 919 690 456 – 9 6 28 1

28 Hampshire 16 ----------------- 498 544 511 517 433 313 – 6 – 5 –

29 Hancock 35 ------------------- 233 1 128 962 1 037 604 421 – 4 49 75 16

30 Hardy 10 ---------------------- 977 364 283 303 243 154 – 7 – 4 –

31 Harrison 69 ------------------- 371 2 439 2 300 2 345 1 632 1 088 – 45 57 99 75

32 Jackson 25 ------------------- 938 1 038 805 874 687 471 – 37 9 37 –

33 Jefferson 35 ------------------ 926 957 857 895 713 485 – 12 3 30 9

34 Kanawha 207 ------------------- 619 7 578 6 106 6 794 4 234 2 909 – 193 209 327 195

35 Lewis 17 ---------------------- 223 602 472 522 401 278 – 18 6 19 18

36 Lincoln 21 -------------------- 382 736 725 727 667 469 – – – 7 –

37 Logan 43 --------------------- 032 1 376 1 288 1 309 1 069 750 – 15 9 29 7

38 McDowell 35 ------------------ 233 1 309 1 166 1 199 987 699 – 7 20 29 –

39 Marion 57 --------------------- 249 1 695 1 583 1 626 1 160 747 – 24 24 76 54

40 Marshall 37 ------------------- 356 1 237 1 023 1 088 788 537 – 15 13 57 15

41 Mason 25 --------------------- 178 951 894 907 738 546 – 2 11 22 4

42 Mercer 64 --------------------- 980 3 169 2 629 3 028 1 239 801 – 1 283 27 84 44

43 Mineral 26 -------------------- 697 851 808 820 682 502 – 8 4 16 –

44 Mingo 33 --------------------- 739 1 262 1 200 1 223 992 679 – 5 7 27 7

45 Monongalia 75 ---------------- 509 1 991 1 804 1 888 1 139 771 – 76 55 100 42

46 Monroe 12 -------------------- 406 345 288 297 271 169 – 3 – – –

47 Morgan 12 -------------------- 128 477 396 427 274 180 – 99 1 9 –

48 Nicholas 26 ------------------- 775 851 768 795 604 396 – 8 7 31 –

49 Ohio 50 ----------------------- 871 2 348 1 818 2 003 804 554 – 53 55 107 105

50 Pendleton 8 ------------------ 054 291 226 234 195 134 – 3 – – –

51 Pleasants 7 ------------------ 546 334 266 280 212 143 1 – – 7 –

52 Pocahontas 9 ---------------- 008 289 244 253 197 123 – – 1 1 1

53 Preston 29 -------------------- 037 965 804 840 709 472 – 10 5 15 1

54 Putnam 42 -------------------- 835 1 374 1 184 1 295 1 041 697 – 11 1 34 34

55 Raleigh 76 -------------------- 819 2 082 1 869 1 978 1 535 991 – 13 48 100 41

56 Randolph 27 ------------------ 803 814 709 728 572 397 – – 12 17 3

57 Ritchie 10 --------------------- 233 335 282 302 243 162 – – – 3 –

58 Roane 15 --------------------- 120 486 426 441 363 252 – – 4 10 –

59 Summers 14 ------------------ 204 584 486 522 274 189 – 172 4 10 8

60 Taylor 15 --------------------- 144 498 440 458 322 219 – 7 5 12 7

61 Tucker 7 --------------------- 728 305 232 250 185 123 – – 4 3 –

62 Tyler 9 ---------------------- 796 444 368 393 250 168 – 90 3 5 –

63 Upshur 22 -------------------- 867 710 654 673 531 365 – 7 5 16 5

64 Wayne 41 --------------------- 636 1 182 1 045 1 082 909 630 – 15 1 21 –

65 Webster 10 ------------------- 729 389 343 350 285 196 – 3 – 3 –

66 Wetzel 19 --------------------- 258 913 840 859 444 305 – 273 13 32 –

67 Wirt 5 ----------------------- 192 173 147 153 131 86 – – – 2 –

68 Wood 86 ---------------------- 915 4 282 3 548 3 912 1 985 1 384 – 1 214 51 148 72

69 Wyoming 28 ------------------- 990 1 087 865 937 809 551 – 15 2 16 –

See footnotes at end of table.

232 COUNTY AREAS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 78

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

– – 2 – 13 28 55 51 1 252 587 2 404 3 138 2 126 1

575 152 282 148 471 1 065 1 369 1 387 51 860 27 865 2 757 3 098 2 566 2

– – 3 5 12 35 – 67 907 465 2 371 3 309 1 966 3

48 30 26 44 88 148 72 268 8 990 3 745 2 467 3 140 2 209 4

– – – – – – 21 197 832 360 2 251 3 063 2 003 5

343 210 102 122 303 650 1 560 921 41 484 20 239 2 746 3 178 2 534 6

355 62 196 213 387 401 670 770 30 913 17 218 2 679 3 260 2 358 7

– 18 4 – – 7 5 286 2 271 1 582 2 280 3 181 1 709 8

87 15 114 37 180 260 226 592 15 085 9 025 2 578 3 171 2 227 9

1 – – 2 12 6 14 26 298 126 2 265 3 153 1 978 10

20 19 20 25 42 71 51 142 3 579 2 147 2 305 3 113 1 887 11

136 46 50 11 112 247 136 542 10 240 5 145 2 642 3 118 2 406 12

36 – 8 8 29 61 32 126 2 897 1 450 2 419 3 247 2 067 13

68 84 93 56 166 253 98 642 16 590 10 896 2 394 3 133 1 936 14

– – 5 4 6 28 12 26 957 797 1 980 2 473 1 475 15

– 13 15 23 10 60 74 28 3 175 2 589 2 210 2 701 1 688 16

– 7 3 14 11 39 14 33 1 794 1 339 1 970 2 466 1 550 17

– – – – 29 31 – 14 843 756 1 910 2 363 1 305 18

1 – 14 4 10 27 19 24 1 461 1 205 2 100 2 515 1 597 19

72 63 75 78 37 132 67 253 5 743 3 825 2 113 2 698 1 702 20

– – – – 4 11 2 11 531 494 2 120 2 511 1 517 21

– – – – 6 18 1 6 689 600 1 870 2 345 1 306 22

2 – – – 4 11 – 10 452 367 2 072 2 346 1 799 23

1 4 10 6 17 77 36 115 2 884 2 407 1 931 2 281 1 477 24

1 – – – 4 23 7 10 430 358 1 914 2 399 1 476 25

2 3 1 7 5 20 25 42 1 217 524 1 853 2 373 1 656 26

– 5 9 10 8 53 26 74 1 744 1 465 1 910 2 466 1 361 27

– 3 – – 5 22 4 39 926 829 1 793 2 080 1 339 28

32 19 51 14 5 55 35 78 1 985 1 307 1 987 2 464 1 636 29

– – 1 – 1 23 – 24 565 488 1 861 2 247 1 455 30

27 8 41 20 29 110 86 116 4 977 3 898 2 142 2 798 1 552 31

– 16 6 14 7 33 15 13 2 041 1 777 2 430 3 168 1 559 32

– 6 11 6 14 43 12 36 1 849 1 531 2 088 2 466 1 630 33

284 149 73 136 88 254 186 466 14 084 9 419 2 154 2 575 1 821 34

2 – – – 8 33 – 17 1 047 892 2 070 2 606 1 423 35

– – 4 – 4 12 30 3 1 544 1 420 2 126 2 223 1 949 36

– – 6 5 22 52 37 58 2 722 2 393 2 082 2 548 1 433 37

– – 3 11 17 45 13 67 2 083 1 839 1 736 1 968 1 408 38

– 21 31 2 10 92 72 60 3 178 2 426 1 969 2 554 1 446 39

4 8 8 24 18 59 25 54 2 117 1 696 1 983 2 466 1 485 40

3 7 8 6 – 29 16 61 1 575 1 320 1 738 1 925 1 445 41

24 8 65 30 25 96 33 70 6 067 2 815 2 016 2 699 1 736 42

1 10 6 – 9 32 11 41 1 590 1 400 1 949 2 190 1 555 43

3 23 3 11 12 58 22 53 2 633 2 288 2 162 2 684 1 483 44

32 – 6 29 27 91 143 148 4 092 2 809 2 215 2 836 1 752 45

– – 1 1 4 10 5 2 575 544 1 927 2 367 1 329 46

– – 4 2 6 23 1 8 846 574 1 927 2 428 1 525 47

1 – 14 8 13 48 42 19 1 545 1 288 1 959 2 466 1 454 48

502 48 40 21 14 73 107 74 3 644 1 837 1 885 2 634 1 577 49

– 1 – – 6 16 5 8 466 419 1 997 2 464 1 376 50

6 – – – 6 15 – 33 624 524 2 274 2 795 1 721 51

– – 1 8 – 2 4 38 473 404 1 879 2 339 1 427 52

– – – 7 15 33 2 43 1 705 1 512 2 048 2 465 1 501 53

– – 29 2 19 58 34 32 2 625 2 224 2 098 2 448 1 686 54

13 25 31 1 23 70 9 69 4 228 3 484 2 179 2 698 1 647 55

4 12 12 11 – 11 18 56 1 421 1 208 1 963 2 340 1 503 56

– – – – 4 19 – 33 540 472 1 826 2 263 1 293 57

– 5 4 – – 7 8 40 854 770 1 947 2 404 1 328 58

1 – 1 2 7 25 5 13 962 621 1 877 2 564 1 459 59

1 18 9 4 5 29 14 25 825 674 1 826 2 337 1 339 60

– – – 5 – 3 6 44 457 379 1 865 2 372 1 340 61

– – 2 3 5 16 4 15 718 509 1 835 2 320 1 427 62

2 5 – 34 9 21 18 20 1 440 1 251 2 154 2 624 1 568 63

– – 8 11 12 34 21 50 2 214 1 968 2 060 2 467 1 491 64

– – 6 – 6 14 4 29 630 554 1 808 2 091 1 434 65

7 – 11 – 8 35 17 19 1 683 998 1 975 2 498 1 676 66

– – – – 4 8 – 8 305 272 1 999 2 327 1 549 67

14 23 52 37 26 77 107 106 8 685 4 745 2 300 2 791 2 014 68

– – 3 15 10 20 17 30 1 835 1 548 2 021 2 151 1 826 69

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 233
TIPSII [UPF] DEM15 GOVTS 68137300 01/ 02/ 97 11:39 AM MACHINE: D DATA:NONE TAPE: NONE FRAME: 79

TSF:GOVTS*92. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 UTF:GOVTS*93. 01/ 02/ 97 11:34:55 META:GOVTS*96. 01/ 02/ 97 11:38:14

Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

WISCONSIN

1 Adams 15 --------------------- 682 698 369 445 223 174 28 23 36 44 –

2 Ashland 16 -------------------- 307 872 599 668 382 294 26 1 41 42 25

3 Barron 40 --------------------- 750 2 451 1 502 1 786 927 707 355 24 92 67 12

4 Bayfield 14 -------------------- 008 844 489 568 286 210 52 13 37 24 1

5 Brown 194 --------------------- 594 8 988 6 408 7 348 4 417 3 200 169 454 213 491 233

6 Buffalo 13 --------------------- 584 768 467 541 320 224 26 5 52 21 –

7 Burnett 13 -------------------- 084 683 420 489 288 216 31 19 32 17 –

8 Calumet 34 ------------------- 291 1 081 639 813 442 333 132 12 48 53 –

9 Chippewa 52 ------------------ 360 2 252 1 467 1 684 1 025 794 59 77 122 79 29

10 Clark 31 ---------------------- 647 1 325 823 933 780 580 – – 13 12 –

11 Columbia 45 ------------------ 088 2 636 1 687 1 970 1 187 903 246 28 93 86 6

12 Crawford 15 ------------------- 940 820 457 543 336 252 30 4 46 32 2

13 Dane 367 ---------------------- 085 16 612 11 058 13 105 7 799 5 888 609 128 350 846 322

14 Dodge 76 --------------------- 559 2 682 1 672 1 955 778 610 475 48 116 97 2

15 Door 25 ---------------------- 690 1 303 863 998 593 437 31 36 74 47 18

16 Douglas 41 -------------------- 758 1 992 1 412 1 639 804 570 67 198 101 90 45

17 Dunn 35 ---------------------- 909 1 758 1 118 1 302 695 498 244 20 73 16 –

18 Eau Claire 85 ----------------- 183 4 125 2 878 3 255 1 940 1 413 281 38 167 164 101

19 Florence 4 ------------------- 590 256 121 156 98 65 9 11 13 6 –

20 Fond Du Lac 90 --------------- 083 4 294 2 705 3 292 1 937 1 425 283 222 112 167 62

21 Forest 8 --------------------- 776 539 392 418 273 199 – – 3 – –

22 Grant 49 ---------------------- 264 2 861 1 869 2 158 1 341 994 197 146 101 67 –

23 Green 30 --------------------- 339 1 732 1 127 1 331 777 600 197 24 76 73 11

24 Green Lake 18 ---------------- 651 823 541 622 378 283 31 20 38 40 –

25 Iowa 20 ----------------------- 150 1 146 727 835 487 361 – – 15 9 1

26 Iron 6 ----------------------- 153 336 202 226 116 94 – – 10 – –

27 Jackson 16 ------------------- 588 1 094 641 823 385 265 224 12 45 25 2

28 Jefferson 67 ------------------ 783 3 210 2 158 2 489 1 549 1 174 76 104 176 137 30

29 Juneau 21 -------------------- 650 1 212 765 875 527 393 109 5 48 30 –

30 Kenosha 128 ------------------- 181 5 856 4 433 4 857 3 160 2 386 268 72 150 346 125

31 Kewaunee 18 ----------------- 878 932 619 687 396 305 70 16 53 46 –

32 La Crosse 97 ------------------ 904 4 786 3 072 3 652 2 159 1 524 110 144 243 215 104

33 Lafayette 16 ------------------- 076 1 167 759 863 500 345 106 75 42 21 –

34 Langlade 19 ------------------- 505 1 002 753 798 522 392 – 1 13 22 2

35 Lincoln 26 -------------------- 993 1 395 914 1 088 529 431 213 16 90 68 28

36 Manitowoc 80 ----------------- 421 3 140 2 161 2 444 1 152 881 272 66 182 189 68

37 Marathon 115 ------------------ 400 5 304 3 460 4 128 2 000 1 543 248 766 198 204 67

38 Marinette 40 ------------------ 548 1 827 1 215 1 367 872 676 87 19 95 63 27

39 Marquette 12 ------------------ 321 668 328 423 258 186 26 28 34 15 –

40 Menominee 3 ---------------- 890 343 256 294 185 133 52 – 16 11 –

41 Milwaukee 959 ----------------- 275 44 903 36 138 40 793 18 417 14 111 1 523 4 481 1 182 3 604 1 606

42 Monroe 36 -------------------- 633 1 786 1 116 1 333 712 521 244 20 80 76 2

43 Oconto 30 -------------------- 226 1 407 803 947 526 401 – 62 19 14 12

44 Oneida 31 -------------------- 679 1 872 1 123 1 361 774 499 171 20 94 73 22

45 Outagamie 140 ----------------- 510 5 647 4 251 4 778 2 859 2 376 339 80 101 321 117

46 Ozaukee 72 ------------------- 831 3 094 1 992 2 410 1 406 1 095 237 49 112 192 4

47 Pepin 7 ---------------------- 107 511 293 365 228 169 24 24 25 10 –

48 Pierce 32 --------------------- 765 1 748 1 228 1 411 895 626 54 148 49 55 –

49 Polk 34 ----------------------- 773 1 913 1 127 1 491 927 666 – – 8 7 –

50 Portage 61 -------------------- 405 2 549 1 606 1 954 1 116 840 209 38 113 124 39

51 Price 15 ---------------------- 600 826 550 641 383 246 63 17 33 28 –

52 Racine 175 --------------------- 034 6 598 4 870 5 606 3 079 2 522 409 40 172 554 263

53 Richland 17 ------------------- 521 957 526 699 322 238 140 29 44 31 1

54 Rock 139 ---------------------- 510 6 796 4 711 5 588 3 226 2 492 188 502 184 358 171

55 Rusk 15 ---------------------- 079 1 248 716 875 446 315 37 225 37 32 4

56 St Croix 50 -------------------- 251 2 159 1 347 1 603 1 047 798 166 3 55 42 2

57 Sauk 46 ---------------------- 975 2 884 1 775 2 132 1 183 901 67 347 138 89 2

58 Sawyer 14 -------------------- 181 679 467 517 296 221 – – 6 8 –

59 Shawano 37 ------------------- 157 1 670 988 1 184 705 492 38 134 54 40 –

60 Sheboygan 103 ----------------- 877 5 640 3 632 4 428 2 520 1 867 735 55 181 230 88

61 Taylor 18 --------------------- 901 851 555 618 389 275 34 17 47 29 –

62 Trempealeau 25 --------------- 263 1 731 1 217 1 335 746 544 36 294 67 24 –

63 Vernon 25 -------------------- 617 1 046 684 760 437 319 55 12 46 28 4

64 Vilas 17 ----------------------- 707 754 561 605 344 274 23 3 52 39 2

65 Walworth 75 ------------------ 000 4 168 2 744 3 228 1 454 1 120 605 358 103 216 25

66 Washburn 13 ------------------ 772 764 478 542 326 249 31 14 37 14 –

67 Washington 95 ---------------- 328 4 200 2 661 3 245 1 992 1 533 288 84 105 194 30

68 Waukesha 304 ----------------- 715 12 768 8 756 10 119 6 827 5 173 395 107 402 709 173

69 Waupaca 46 ------------------ 104 2 442 1 449 1 778 1 096 777 178 54 122 91 14

70 Waushara 19 ------------------ 385 822 527 609 378 289 43 33 42 23 –

71 Winnebago 140 ----------------- 320 5 372 3 939 4 469 2 255 1 747 502 117 192 365 163

72 Wood 73 ---------------------- 605 3 858 2 612 2 981 1 803 1 346 231 193 168 147 62

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1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

4 2 2 14 14 16 1 38 909 483 2 188 2 581 1 925 1

7 43 10 6 8 18 12 47 1 471 927 2 282 2 670 1 961 2

5 5 13 19 23 58 19 167 3 816 2 276 2 284 2 765 1 900 3

1 20 – – 9 29 – 96 1 176 668 2 207 2 606 1 931 4

194 21 176 179 100 210 140 351 19 409 12 070 2 764 3 125 2 460 5

– 29 1 1 6 14 3 63 1 156 773 2 246 2 832 1 760 6

– 11 3 1 10 17 3 57 1 023 640 2 161 2 493 1 869 7

9 2 9 2 12 31 9 52 1 830 1 136 2 496 3 061 1 996 8

12 1 16 7 28 50 23 156 3 959 2 637 2 440 2 829 2 029 9

3 4 3 2 – 4 3 109 1 933 1 689 2 163 2 410 1 669 10

6 1 5 23 26 50 16 197 4 128 2 705 2 190 2 519 1 875 11

1 1 4 – 6 31 3 47 1 137 757 2 212 2 627 1 838 12

395 64 145 250 266 440 540 951 34 885 21 248 2 864 3 139 2 638 13

4 2 14 2 33 63 24 297 4 319 1 990 2 314 2 889 2 044 14

11 2 1 7 13 36 20 109 2 227 1 336 2 356 2 583 2 156 15

19 33 23 13 34 80 – 132 3 878 2 152 2 509 3 195 2 131 16

3 – – 2 19 16 1 213 2 965 1 660 2 375 2 788 2 069 17

85 12 29 10 50 133 63 182 8 354 5 355 2 709 3 177 2 319 18

– – – – 2 4 – 13 358 265 2 625 3 388 1 848 19

34 19 30 25 48 62 63 228 8 102 5 140 2 641 3 070 2 287 20

– 7 – – – 1 – 134 860 586 2 097 2 484 1 706 21

21 10 14 4 21 42 18 176 4 526 3 160 2 190 2 616 1 764 22

10 1 11 11 18 26 13 83 2 651 1 615 2 099 2 217 1 986 23

4 – 1 3 9 21 1 76 1 325 878 2 233 2 675 1 833 24

– – 2 – – 5 2 314 1 593 1 131 1 976 2 647 1 403 25

– 5 1 – – 2 1 91 467 284 2 113 2 684 1 723 26

4 7 9 4 9 21 2 74 1 595 851 2 111 2 676 1 768 27

34 4 30 11 40 73 26 199 5 418 3 502 2 298 2 509 2 087 28

3 5 1 4 15 16 2 110 1 781 1 156 2 096 2 399 1 801 29

87 44 33 43 72 179 115 163 11 928 7 772 2 529 2 558 2 499 30

1 1 7 3 13 38 11 32 1 532 950 2 285 2 701 1 923 31

58 34 51 4 57 139 86 248 8 801 5 490 2 593 3 021 2 265 32

– 6 – – 5 13 – 95 1 813 1 141 2 169 2 764 1 743 33

3 6 10 4 1 9 18 187 1 780 1 117 2 252 2 391 2 107 34

4 4 6 11 19 27 14 59 2 391 1 375 2 350 2 872 1 945 35

46 6 38 2 39 86 147 151 5 950 3 074 2 544 2 991 2 282 36

53 25 25 3 50 134 75 280 9 647 5 303 2 493 2 996 2 149 37

9 9 9 17 20 40 17 83 3 120 2 108 2 388 2 780 1 988 38

– – – – 6 13 – 43 811 548 2 116 2 525 1 702 39

– 19 – – 2 5 – 4 625 444 2 231 2 777 1 750 40

1 437 409 788 580 604 1 230 1 924 3 008 112 135 53 940 2 932 3 585 2 625 41

15 12 5 9 25 42 9 82 2 677 1 544 2 112 2 412 1 885 42

4 3 – 1 – 7 10 289 2 076 1 297 2 302 2 779 1 875 43

10 3 12 14 19 39 6 104 3 221 2 150 2 583 3 649 1 977 44

102 33 33 94 81 185 168 265 12 180 7 555 2 651 2 862 2 422 45

43 1 26 11 28 83 43 175 6 184 4 004 2 778 3 185 2 375 46

– 2 – 1 6 10 – 35 779 525 2 269 2 706 1 841 47

9 7 5 1 25 74 20 69 2 893 1 851 2 135 2 348 1 950 48

– 10 1 – – 3 – 535 2 998 2 159 2 159 2 723 1 565 49

43 22 10 13 33 58 30 106 4 727 2 966 2 555 2 966 2 209 50

– 1 2 – 12 20 1 81 1 156 723 1 872 2 244 1 609 51

119 27 73 82 82 172 66 468 15 576 8 852 2 969 3 276 2 727 52

13 4 6 2 10 18 11 68 1 248 595 1 976 2 146 1 885 53

65 78 59 100 93 181 75 308 14 045 8 463 2 711 3 084 2 400 54

2 4 1 2 10 27 4 44 1 601 933 1 942 2 426 1 619 55

6 5 2 4 28 52 13 178 3 832 2 671 2 562 2 902 2 158 56

11 13 8 9 27 41 27 170 4 741 2 878 2 392 2 940 2 012 57

– 5 3 – – 2 1 196 1 058 671 2 110 2 576 1 749 58

2 9 1 1 21 21 6 152 2 330 1 421 2 067 2 282 1 866 59

32 16 39 30 48 95 104 255 10 857 6 659 2 642 3 101 2 288 60

2 – 4 – 14 24 9 49 1 305 837 2 159 2 493 1 858 61

– 5 1 – 14 19 1 128 2 624 1 575 2 020 2 368 1 762 62

– 13 4 6 10 21 2 122 1 501 940 2 025 2 439 1 692 63

1 17 1 4 18 36 7 58 1 162 718 1 941 2 161 1 746 64

18 6 30 6 52 107 27 221 8 100 3 535 2 551 2 702 2 461 65

4 2 – – 12 44 – 58 1 205 865 2 352 3 009 1 701 66

48 32 17 20 55 118 42 220 7 999 5 339 2 653 3 060 2 237 67

240 21 94 11 203 338 75 524 27 339 19 184 2 835 3 148 2 497 68

15 5 13 8 26 60 15 81 3 968 2 650 2 407 2 844 1 990 69

4 – – 2 11 22 – 51 1 214 780 2 038 2 255 1 801 70

83 36 27 66 77 164 186 236 11 426 6 267 2 644 3 097 2 328 71

26 24 25 30 32 73 14 153 7 581 4 928 2 678 3 129 2 318 72

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Table 18. Local Government Employment and Payrolls in Individual County Areas: October

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment Full-time equivalent employment in selected functions

Education Social services and

income maintenance Public safety

1990

population1 Total Full-time

Full-time

equivalent Total

Instructional

employees

only

Public

welfare

Health and

hospitals Highways

Police

protection

Fire

protection

WYOMING

1 Albany 30 --------------------- 797 1 391 1 033 1 182 531 386 – 361 35 65 41

2 Big Horn 10 ------------------- 525 912 605 707 410 276 – 153 19 27 1

3 Campbell 29 ------------------ 370 2 498 1 993 2 282 1 254 863 13 420 73 116 16

4 Carbon 16 -------------------- 659 1 267 867 992 520 348 2 166 51 71 8

5 Converse 11 ------------------ 128 911 721 767 447 293 – 136 28 50 1

6 Crook 5 --------------------- 294 408 290 348 191 132 – 62 11 14 –

7 Fremont 33 ------------------- 662 2 332 1 636 1 856 1 430 929 – 20 51 87 6

8 Goshen 12 -------------------- 373 856 532 616 447 276 – 8 18 26 –

9 Hot Springs 4 ---------------- 809 417 318 346 151 104 – 97 11 22 –

10 Johnson 6 ------------------- 145 354 245 278 184 133 – 4 14 19 2

11 Laramie 73 -------------------- 142 4 332 3 274 3 688 2 265 1 498 34 428 99 168 85

12 Lincoln 12 -------------------- 625 956 607 704 448 320 – 100 28 40 –

13 Natrona 61 -------------------- 226 3 852 2 430 3 050 2 116 1 433 – 34 68 150 97

14 Niobrara 2 ------------------- 499 284 198 217 93 68 – 55 2 2 –

15 Park 23 ----------------------- 178 2 061 1 258 1 490 844 550 – 327 44 58 6

16 Platte 8 ---------------------- 145 473 343 396 264 197 – 4 14 27 2

17 Sheridan 23 ------------------- 562 1 756 1 190 1 436 893 582 – 283 24 54 26

18 Sublette 4 ------------------- 843 432 267 316 216 139 – 3 21 22 –

19 Sweetwater 38 ---------------- 823 2 625 1 867 2 182 1 320 948 – 341 37 79 46

20 Teton 11 ---------------------- 172 758 554 675 258 190 – 210 8 24 3

21 Uinta 18 ---------------------- 705 1 212 921 1 038 724 452 7 12 54 101 11

22 Washakie 8 ------------------ 388 469 369 392 269 197 – 3 17 21 2

23 Weston 6 -------------------- 518 557 402 452 253 163 – 90 21 20 2

1Population data are from the 1990 Census of Housing and Population, April 1, 1990.

2There have been organizational changes since 1987 that affect the data in this table compared with those found in the 1987 Census Report. Three occurred in Alaska and one in Georgia.

They were: Alaska, Aleutians East Borough was organized from a portion of the Aleutians Census Area effective October, 1987. Lake and Peninsula Borough was organized from a portion of the

Dillingham Census area effective July, 1988. Denali Borough was organized from a portion of the Yukon-Koykuk Census Area effective December, 1990. Georgia, Clarke County and Athens City

governments were consolidated effective January, 1991, and it is counted as a municipality in Census statistics. 3County-type area without any county government, see appendix D.

4Does not include Kalawao County, which had no local governments as of Jan. 1992.

5Does not include the Montana portion of Yellowstone National Park, which is a county equivalent area that had no local governments as of Jan. 1992.

6Includes the five county areas comprising the city of New YorkmBronx County, Kings County, New York County, Queens County, and Richmond County.

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1992mCon.

Full-time equivalent employment in selected functionsmCon. October payrolls

(thousand dollars)

Average October earnings,

full-time employees

(dollars)

Environment and housing Government administration

Parks and

recreation

Housing

and

community

development Sewerage

Sanitation

other than

sewerage

Judicial

and legal

Financial and

other

government

administration Utilities

Other and

unallocable Total

Education

only All

Instructional

employees

only

All other

employees

15 – 11 19 12 43 9 40 2 696 1 175 2 357 2 560 2 255 1

4 – 1 11 13 25 7 36 1 282 816 1 874 2 286 1 553 2

80 – 13 14 31 58 23 171 4 859 2 505 2 251 2 274 2 237 3

23 – 9 2 15 54 20 51 2 072 1 125 2 185 2 501 2 003 4

8 4 5 5 10 36 10 27 1 422 877 1 898 2 218 1 690 5

– – – – 9 15 – 46 667 418 2 011 2 564 1 632 6

16 – 10 19 20 52 17 128 3 933 3 168 2 230 2 577 1 836 7

5 – 3 6 7 24 11 61 1 359 1 095 2 314 3 059 1 672 8

2 – 3 4 7 21 3 25 695 336 2 065 2 423 1 905 9

5 – 1 4 9 14 1 21 564 408 2 121 2 566 1 700 10

47 27 50 56 32 115 71 211 7 671 4 799 2 140 2 468 1 900 11

8 – 4 7 4 18 10 37 1 491 1 027 2 221 2 651 1 823 12

112 1 22 24 35 102 75 214 6 429 4 576 2 356 2 737 2 035 13

1 – 2 2 – 3 10 47 347 175 1 605 2 064 1 396 14

18 – 4 21 19 52 25 72 3 023 1 807 2 127 2 416 1 945 15

4 – 1 8 8 21 11 32 788 578 2 092 2 460 1 684 16

8 – 7 14 13 48 10 56 2 726 1 629 2 047 2 187 1 946 17

– – 1 4 10 14 1 24 608 427 2 005 2 359 1 734 18

108 3 23 19 10 43 31 122 4 770 2 915 2 306 2 557 2 096 19

12 – 8 – 2 16 14 120 1 608 571 2 479 2 559 2 444 20

4 – 6 3 21 46 10 39 2 517 1 869 2 553 3 034 2 108 21

4 1 6 3 8 20 9 29 747 536 1 952 2 122 1 769 22

3 – 4 6 7 28 – 18 807 481 1 797 2 079 1 614 23

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT COUNTY AREAS 237
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Table 19. Distribution of Local Governments and Full-Time Equivalent Employment by

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 24 25 to 49 50 to 99 100 to 199

Governments

with no full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

United States 29 ----------- 522 31 538 186 719 3 698 118 762 7 102 465 913 5 049 717 076

Counties 3 ------------- 107 1 568 211 7 021 761 52 079 623 88 328

Municipalities 3 -------- 737 10 081 70 887 1 306 41 022 1 803 115 354 1 013 141 063

Townships 7 ----------- 678 7 650 33 688 373 11 670 396 24 976 225 31 924

Special districts 17 ------ 787 11 430 58 629 672 21 290 881 55 413 376 52 024

School districts1 ----- 317 2 270 21 947 1 136 37 759 3 261 218 091 2 812 403 737

Alabama 222 ------------------------ 482 3 057 49 1 575 94 6 502 96 13 640

Counties – --------------------- 1 4 – – 22 1 758 28 3 934

Municipalities 69 ----------------- 233 1 875 27 852 49 3 118 30 4 064

Special districts 152 --------------- 248 1 178 22 723 21 1 442 19 2 807

School districts 1 --------------- – – – – 2 184 19 2 835

Alaska 14 ------------------------- 102 760 16 474 21 1 361 7 1 126

Boroughs – --------------------- 1 3 – – 3 278 1 158

Municipalities 12 ----------------- 93 636 13 390 17 1 020 6 968

Special districts 2 --------------- 8 121 3 84 1 63 – –

Arizona 156 ------------------------ 167 1 278 36 1 123 66 4 313 53 7 623

Counties – --------------------- – – – – – – 3 439

Municipalities – ----------------- 20 275 12 370 29 1 919 9 1 353

Special districts 148 --------------- 96 548 7 223 6 294 1 115

School districts 8 --------------- 51 455 17 530 31 2 100 40 5 716

Arkansas 521 ----------------------- 448 2 663 69 2 261 196 13 363 107 14 635

Counties – --------------------- 1 10 2 71 32 2 170 20 2 800

Municipalities 135 ----------------- 273 1 737 25 782 21 1 383 16 2 215

Special districts 384 --------------- 169 831 3 97 3 229 2 227

School districts1--------------- 2 5 85 39 1 311 140 9 581 69 9 393

California 1 ----------------------- 283 1 457 10 486 232 7 550 406 25 835 290 41 783

Counties – --------------------- – – – – 1 62 1 124

Municipalities – ----------------- 64 802 49 1 581 100 6 401 80 10 938

Special districts 1 --------------- 258 1 173 7 513 101 3 224 144 9 060 49 6 986

School districts 25 --------------- 220 2 171 82 2 745 161 10 312 160 23 735

Colorado 853 ----------------------- 557 3 102 63 2 056 111 7 024 77 11 130

Counties – --------------------- 3 59 3 116 15 1 113 20 2 966

Municipalities 38 ----------------- 144 1 010 23 762 24 1 595 19 2 676

Special districts 813 --------------- 387 1 703 17 515 17 1 027 8 1 054

School districts1--------------- 2 23 330 20 663 55 3 289 30 4 434

Connecticut 228 -------------------- 139 931 20 597 35 2 145 34 4 955

Municipalities – ----------------- – –––––––

Townships – -------------------- 13 167 14 432 24 1 552 19 2 810

Special districts 224 --------------- 122 746 6 165 10 542 4 589

School districts – --------------- – – – – 1 51 10 1 362

Delaware 211 ----------------------- 27 249 4 119 7 453 4 607

Counties – --------------------- – –––––––

Municipalities 20 ----------------- 24 239 4 119 6 384 – –

Special districts 191 --------------- 3 10 – – – – 1 133

School districts – --------------- – – – – 1 69 3 474

District of Columbia – ------------ – –––––––

Municipalities – ----------------- – –––––––

Special districts – --------------- – –––––––

Florida 192 ------------------------- 326 2 543 66 2 077 101 6 430 83 11 518

Counties – --------------------- – – 2 63 8 501 10 1 347

Municipalities 23 ----------------- 128 1 128 39 1 177 59 3 828 52 7 207

Special districts 164 --------------- 198 1 415 25 837 34 2 101 13 1 737

School districts 5 --------------- – – – – – – 81 227

Georgia 242 ------------------------ 436 3 051 71 2 293 166 11 041 110 15 486

Counties 1 --------------------- 4 69 15 506 58 3 912 40 5 243

Municipalities 95 ----------------- 269 2 034 47 1 500 68 4 457 24 3 463

Special districts 145 --------------- 163 948 8 256 31 2 075 23 3 111

School districts1--------------- 1 – – 1 31 9 597 23 3 669

Hawaii 11 -------------------------- 5 5––––––

Counties – --------------------- – –––––––

Municipalities – ----------------- – –––––––

Special districts 11 --------------- 5 5––––––

Idaho 490 -------------------------- 400 1 888 39 1 252 65 4 353 41 5 834

Counties – --------------------- 1 16 5 163 16 1 079 11 1 555

Municipalities 53 ----------------- 114 680 11 337 12 800 3 467

Special districts 437 --------------- 272 1 032 9 281 5 286 4 511

School districts – --------------- 13 160 14 471 32 2 188 23 3 301

Illinois 2 -------------------------- 433 2 752 13 816 265 8 471 545 36 116 361 49 896

Counties – --------------------- 1 24 7 214 35 2 421 25 3 486

Municipalities 282 ----------------- 650 3 877 85 2 682 112 6 951 79 10 984

Townships 350 -------------------- 1 043 3 354 25 761 13 729 1 121

Special districts 1 --------------- 778 925 4 846 76 2 384 80 5 274 39 5 549

School districts 23 --------------- 133 1 715 72 2 430 305 20 741 217 29 756

Indiana 1 ------------------------- 437 885 4 644 40 1 191 115 7 714 160 23 215

Counties – --------------------- – – – – 11 844 17 2 333

Municipalities 117 ----------------- 319 2 302 16 465 50 3 082 36 5 178

Townships 760 -------------------- 233 618 3 87 7 504 5 716

Special districts 559 --------------- 333 1 724 18 561 20 1 234 6 863

School districts1--------------- 1 – – 3 78 27 2 050 96 14 125

Iowa 597 --------------------------- 661 3 498 76 2 478 293 19 688 130 18 272

Counties – --------------------- – – – – 30 2 346 34 4 836

Municipalities 275 ----------------- 574 2 904 31 959 37 2 328 14 1 826

Special districts 318 --------------- 66 259 2 58 1 48 1 175

School districts1--------------- 4 21 335 43 1 461 225 14 966 81 11 435

See footnotes at end of table.

238 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Employment-Size Group, Type of Government, and State: October 1992

Geographic area

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

200 to 399 400 to 599 600 to 799 800 to 999 1,000 or more

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

3 780 1 059 978 1 504 730 966 776 533 812 474 419 241 1 514 5 112 963 United States

492 139 923 212 102 422 152 105 110 88 78 416 394 1 456 547 Counties

618 171 198 230 112 249 124 84 702 85 75 345 282 1 528 795 Municipalities

167 47 543 84 41 152 45 30 310 15 13 194 23 32 372 Townships

182 50 415 75 35 595 32 22 464 20 17 868 100 247 556 Special districts

2 320 650 899 903 439 548 423 291 226 266 234 418 713 1 847 693 School districts1

82 23 881 42 20 310 14 9 674 14 12 435 26 66 183 Alabama

10 2 717 2 1 035 1 656 1 847 2 6 307 Counties

17 4 974 2 839 2 1 334 3 2 651 6 16 520 Municipalities

11 2 758 8 3 551 – – 1 927 5 9 437 Special districts

44 13 432 30 14 885 11 7 684 9 8 010 13 33 919 School districts

6 1 823 2 943 – – – – 6 16 164 Alaska

2 723 1 431 – – – – 4 6 376 Boroughs

4 1 100 1 512 – – – – 2 9 788 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

44 11 935 25 11 940 7 4 695 9 7 858 27 88 937 Arizona

2 525 2 885 3 2 051 2 1 668 3 23 136 Counties

6 1 623 3 1 585 1 647 – – 6 21 936 Municipalities

1 381 1 420 – – – – 1 4 682 Special districts

35 9 406 19 9 050 3 1 997 7 6 190 17 39 183 School districts

69 18 245 19 9 740 7 4 648 3 2 615 7 13 610 Arkansas

16 4 124 2 980 1 616 – – 1 1 005 Counties

12 3 325 3 1 376 2 1 329 – – 2 3 443 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

41 10 796 14 7 384 4 2 703 3 2 615 4 9 162 School districts1

250 71 107 149 72 418 72 50 801 55 48 950 198 734 784 California

5 1 662 6 2 943 4 2 790 4 3 406 36 281 665 Counties

75 21 069 38 18 442 16 11 164 10 8 846 28 136 972 Municipalities

26 7 082 18 8 850 4 3 066 3 2 790 21 42 149 Special districts

144 41 294 87 42 183 48 33 781 38 33 908 113 273 998 School districts

37 9 897 22 10 417 5 3 362 5 4 504 30 78 884 Colorado

10 2 550 3 1 486 – – 3 2 820 5 8 447 Counties

3 813 5 2 537 4 2 711 1 883 5 21 947 Municipalities

6 1 557 2 803 – – – – 2 3 390 Special districts

18 4 977 12 5 591 1 651 1 801 18 45 100 School districts1

37 11 094 22 10 944 17 11 428 6 5 301 25 51 324 Connecticut

– – – – – – – – – – Municipalities

28 8 247 22 10 944 14 9 267 4 3 600 11 15 437 Townships

1 318 – – 1 656 – – – – Special districts

6 1 915 – – – – – – – – School districts

9 2 775 4 1 774 2 1 486 1 817 6 9 178 Delaware

2 576 – – – – – – 1 1 600 Counties

2 621 – – – – – – 1 1 454 Municipalities

– – 1 419 – – – – – – Special districts

5 1 578 3 1 355 2 1 486 1 817 4 6 124 School districts

– – – – – – – – 2 54 654 District of Columbia

– – – – – – – – 1 46 341 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – 18 313 Special districts

74 20 931 35 16 872 24 16 434 16 14 222 96 401 516 Florida

11 2 939 2 1 039 6 4 132 2 1 825 25 114 343 Counties

37 10 421 19 9 050 10 6 800 6 5 301 17 43 493 Municipalities

12 3 346 4 1 956 2 1 365 1 856 9 21 475 Special districts

14 4 225 10 4 827 6 4 137 7 6 240 45 222 205 School districts

119 33 603 53 25 162 23 15 573 15 13 282 62 168 157 Georgia

20 5 719 9 4 351 1 743 2 1 682 7 21 492 Counties

17 4 500 6 2 816 2 1 268 – – 8 20 022 Municipalities

23 6 038 6 2 744 4 2 693 2 1 661 16 34 656 Special districts

59 17 346 32 15 251 16 10 869 11 9 939 31 91 987 School districts1

– – – – – – – – 4 13 878 Hawaii

– – – – – – – – 34 592 Counties

– – – – – – – – 19 286 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

25 6 886 13 6 481 3 1 996 5 4 370 5 7 423 Idaho

6 1 738 2 1 029 – – 3 2 672 – – Counties

3 726 1 442 1 601 – – 1 1 069 Municipalities

– – – – – – 1 892 – – Special districts

16 4 422 10 5 010 2 1 395 1 806 4 6 354 School districts

220 59 123 59 28 957 30 20 650 17 15 206 40 183 675 Illinois

15 4 097 6 2 733 5 3 558 2 1 936 6 35 199 Counties

49 13 588 15 7 553 3 1 976 3 2 547 4 45 122 Municipalities

1 216 – – – – – – – – Townships

12 2 942 2 994 1 668 – – 7 27 245 Special districts

143 38 280 36 17 677 21 14 448 12 10 723 23 76 109 School districts

140 38 797 42 20 254 26 17 344 13 11 525 40 77 318 Indiana

28 8 221 12 5 912 11 7 375 2 1 782 10 14 579 Counties

9 2 380 8 4 079 3 1 875 3 2 723 5 18 824 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

1 251 1 490 – – – – 1 1 154 Special districts

102 27 945 21 9 773 12 8 094 8 7 020 24 42 761 School districts1

77 21 043 18 8 775 12 8 090 4 3 523 12 21 541 Iowa

29 7 890 3 1 465 2 1 349 – – 1 1 636 Counties

8 2 060 5 2 514 2 1 371 3 2 640 3 4 987 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

40 11 093 10 4 796 8 5 370 1 883 8 14 918 School districts1

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 239
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Table 19. Distribution of Local Governments and Full-Time Equivalent Employment by

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 24 25 to 49 50 to 99 100 to 199

Governments

with no full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

Kansas 2 ------------------------- 323 1 015 3 458 77 2 502 234 15 533 136 18 865

Counties – --------------------- 2 13 3 102 52 3 507 27 3 454

Municipalities 158 ----------------- 369 2 115 36 1 138 28 1 744 17 2 562

Townships 1 -------------------- 086 267 440 – – – – – –

Special districts 1 --------------- 078 371 786 9 294 17 1 040 4 457

School districts1--------------- 1 6 104 29 968 137 9 242 88 12 392

Kentucky 342 ----------------------- 590 3 510 64 2 018 98 6 227 74 10 481

Counties – --------------------- 16 227 25 816 43 2 594 24 3 306

Municipalities 143 ----------------- 203 1 639 28 838 34 2 224 9 1 138

Special districts 199 --------------- 370 1 625 9 288 5 338 3 385

School districts – --------------- 1 19 2 76 16 1 071 38 5 652

Louisiana 58 ----------------------- 174 1 327 36 1 125 46 2 965 27 3 979

Parishes – --------------------- 2 28 7 244 10 709 10 1 452

Municipalities 45 ----------------- 157 1 169 29 881 35 2 196 16 2 403

Special districts 13 --------------- 15 130 – – 1 60 1 124

School districts – --------------- – –––––––

Maine 148 -------------------------- 418 2 853 43 1 372 78 5 015 48 7 040

Counties – --------------------- – – – – 12 774 3 411

Municipalities – ----------------- 1 15 – – 3 221 4 574

Townships 93 -------------------- 273 1 883 33 1 055 41 2 536 14 2 156

Special districts 53 --------------- 133 821 6 197 4 227 1 152

School districts1--------------- 2 11 134 4 120 18 1 257 26 3 747

Maryland 210 ----------------------- 122 965 14 453 12 778 10 1 456

Counties – --------------------- – –––––––

Municipalities 35 ----------------- 81 699 13 421 9 600 9 1 342

Special districts 175 --------------- 41 266 1 32 3 178 1 114

Massachusetts 116 ------------------ 308 1 881 35 1 055 84 5 825 92 13 556

Counties – --------------------- – – – – 1 47 2 273

Municipalities – ----------------- – –––––––

Townships 1 -------------------- 58 566 19 593 55 3 755 44 6 453

Special districts 115 --------------- 246 1 265 15 436 12 736 6 781

School districts – --------------- 4 50 1 26 16 1 287 40 6 049

Michigan 398 ----------------------- 1 391 6 713 106 3 370 212 14 274 243 34 744

Counties – --------------------- – – 2 68 12 892 24 3 263

Municipalities 41 ----------------- 289 2 284 49 1 514 65 4 073 38 5 276

Townships 291 -------------------- 880 3 336 33 1 064 26 1 671 5 715

Special districts 63 --------------- 180 809 7 219 12 667 10 1 339

School districts1--------------- 3 42 284 15 505 97 6 971 166 24 151

Minnesota 1 ---------------------- 857 1 058 5 465 80 2 608 236 15 604 173 24 570

Counties – --------------------- 1 16 – – 15 1 108 30 4 363

Municipalities 203 ----------------- 506 3 392 27 824 50 3 287 39 5 381

Townships 1 -------------------- 532 271 529 – – – – – –

Special districts 100 --------------- 239 923 9 301 10 724 12 1 818

School districts1--------------- 22 41 605 44 1 483 161 10 485 92 13 008

Mississippi 252 --------------------- 265 1 763 29 943 74 5 190 77 11 170

Counties 1 --------------------- – – 1 40 29 2 177 24 3 707

Municipalities 38 ----------------- 162 1 268 23 734 31 2 043 22 3 003

Special districts 200 --------------- 103 495 5 169 9 588 1 100

School districts 13 --------------- – – – – 5 382 30 4 360

Missouri 1 ------------------------ 242 1 236 6 886 183 5 995 330 20 967 159 22 106

Counties – --------------------- 3 57 29 949 54 3 189 13 1 891

Municipalities 322 ----------------- 436 2 622 61 1 970 57 3 532 32 4 365

Townships 208 -------------------- 116 199 – – – – – –

Special districts 707 --------------- 590 2 942 21 672 40 2 522 16 2 091

School districts 5 --------------- 91 1 066 72 2 404 179 11 724 98 13 759

Montana 463 ------------------------ 554 3 841 83 2 649 110 7 084 38 5 053

Counties – --------------------- 6 88 8 264 24 1 725 10 1 396

Municipalities 11 ----------------- 95 617 6 173 9 593 1 137

Special districts 399 --------------- 142 485 5 167 9 539 1 102

School districts1--------------- 53 311 2 651 64 2 045 68 4 227 26 3 418

Nebraska 1 ----------------------- 392 1 089 4 826 125 4 071 213 13 059 60 8 511

Counties – --------------------- 14 169 8 251 45 2 972 18 2 473

Municipalities 171 ----------------- 305 1 420 16 470 27 1 634 9 1 401

Townships 367 -------------------- 85 112 – – – – – –

Special districts 829 --------------- 185 984 12 386 12 800 4 509

School districts 25 --------------- 500 2 141 89 2 964 129 7 653 29 4 128

Nevada 88 ------------------------- 57 340 7 237 15 969 15 2 163

Counties – --------------------- – – 1 35 4 277 3 429

Municipalities – ----------------- 5 73 3 98 2 134 2 318

Special districts 88 --------------- 52 267 3 104 6 387 6 856

School districts – --------------- – – – – 3 171 4 560

New Hampshire 93 ----------------- 241 2 011 46 1 442 61 3 805 42 6 144

Counties – --------------------- – – – – – – 2 340

Municipalities – ----------------- – – – – – – 3 493

Townships 19 -------------------- 146 1 342 25 759 21 1 316 9 1 233

Special districts 65 --------------- 47 218 2 65 1 43 1 102

School districts1--------------- 9 48 451 19 618 39 2 446 27 3 976

New Jersey 182 -------------------- 348 3 442 143 4 619 310 20 443 215 30 297

Counties – --------------------- – –––––––

Municipalities 9 ----------------- 66 753 47 1 520 108 7 022 45 5 884

Townships 3 -------------------- 70 741 32 1 051 47 3 276 58 8 483

Special districts 147 --------------- 174 1 354 22 654 19 1 064 6 846

School districts1--------------- 23 38 594 42 1 394 136 9 081 106 15 084

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Geographic area

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

200 to 399 400 to 599 600 to 799 800 to 999 1,000 or more

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

56 15 184 19 9 069 9 6 307 7 6 375 15 37 339 Kansas

13 3 683 2 958 3 2 023 1 870 2 4 026 Counties

10 2 798 5 2 524 – – 1 978 3 6 005 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

1 286 – – – – 1 885 1 4 437 Special districts

32 8 417 12 5 587 6 4 284 4 3 642 9 22 871 School districts1

75 21 836 38 18 067 19 13 129 7 6 414 13 39 074 Kentucky

6 1 665 2 851 1 675 – – 2 4 548 Counties

10 2 784 4 1 931 1 733 – – 3 9 982 Municipalities

2 651 – – 2 1 421 – – – – Special districts

57 16 736 32 15 285 15 10 300 7 6 414 8 24 544 School districts

29 8 243 20 9 651 19 12 650 10 8 923 39 112 695 Louisiana

11 3 091 8 3 893 4 2 609 2 1 829 7 16 626 Parishes

9 2 223 – – 2 1 356 2 1 659 6 22 327 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

9 2 929 12 5 758 13 8 685 6 5 435 26 73 742 School districts

45 13 013 8 4 105 4 2 677 1 837 3 4 786 Maine

1 276 – – – – – – – – Counties

5 1 720 2 1 014 3 2 054 1 837 3 4 786 Municipalities

12 3 352 2 1 168 – – – – – – Townships

2 463 – – – – – – – – Special districts

25 7 202 4 1 923 1 623 – – – – School districts1

2 580 7 3 405 3 2 122 1 912 20 146 358 Maryland

– – 21 057 3 2 122 1 912 17 115 557 Counties

2 580 5 2 348 – – – – 1 27 367 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – 23 434 Special districts

89 25 361 45 22 109 26 17 896 16 14 053 32 87 179 Massachusetts

2 669 1 549 4 2 697 1 843 1 1 018 Counties

1 331 3 1 454 5 3 716 6 5 423 24 71 474 Municipalities

66 19 344 38 18 698 17 11 483 8 6 932 6 7 739 Townships

– – – – – – 1 855 1 6 948 Special districts

20 5 017 3 1 408 – – – – – – School districts

202 56 827 74 36 507 24 16 276 19 16 897 52 124 747 Michigan

15 4 171 9 4 555 4 2 682 6 5 248 11 24 824 Counties

27 7 392 11 5 021 4 2 734 3 2 651 7 31 878 Municipalities

7 2 001 – – – – – – – – Townships

4 1 252 – – 1 795 – – – – Special districts

149 42 011 54 26 931 15 10 065 10 8 998 34 68 045 School districts1

95 25 579 30 14 696 14 9 189 10 7 190 26 67 187 Minnesota

27 7 212 5 2 212 1 707 3 2 507 5 18 251 Counties

21 5 369 2 968 3 2 149 – – 3 10 474 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

3 862 1 480 – – 1 997 2 4 230 Special districts

44 12 136 22 11 036 10 6 333 6 3 686 16 34 232 School districts1

98 28 395 34 16 217 18 12 688 9 7 837 13 22 256 Mississippi

14 4 189 2 872 7 4 889 1 979 3 5 682 Counties

9 2 657 3 1 469 4 2 997 – – 2 3 840 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – 22 000 Special districts

75 21 549 29 13 876 7 4 802 8 6 858 6 10 734 School districts

93 25 545 25 12 652 3 2 171 10 8 782 28 68 264 Missouri

8 2 010 4 1 935 – – 1 974 2 5 724 Counties

17 4 764 – – 1 600 1 949 6 20 204 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

7 2 045 2 1 044 – – 2 1 801 1 1 891 Special districts

61 16 726 19 9 673 2 1 571 6 5 058 19 40 445 School districts

14 3 741 6 3 119 4 2 588 1 838 2 2 952 Montana

3 973 2 971 1 646 – – – – Counties

4 991 1 453 1 682 – – – – Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

7 1 777 3 1 695 2 1 260 1 838 2 2 952 School districts1

24 6 858 4 1 785 5 3 523 2 1 825 9 25 030 Nebraska

6 1 524 – – – – – – 2 2 853 Counties

3 933 1 426 – – – – 2 5 944 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

2 558 – – 1 769 – – 2 5 101 Special districts

13 3 843 3 1 359 4 2 754 2 1 825 3 11 132 School districts

9 2 595 5 2 455 3 2 023 1 950 7 35 020 Nevada

5 1 349 1 404 – – – – 2 12 089 Counties

– – 1 527 2 1 282 – – 3 4 121 Municipalities

1 244 – – – – – – – – Special districts

3 1 002 3 1 524 1 741 1 950 2 18 810 School districts

28 7 693 11 5 463 3 2 144 – – 2 4 885 New Hampshire

5 1 351 3 1 620 – – – – – – Counties

3 770 3 1 422 2 1 390 – – 2 4 885 Municipalities

1 230 – – – – – – – – Townships

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

19 5 342 5 2 421 1 754 – – – – School districts1

168 46 525 56 27 919 24 16 188 17 15 204 49 122 703 New Jersey

– – – – 21 445 – – 19 66 700 Counties

22 6 448 4 2 173 4 2 633 2 1 818 13 25 797 Municipalities

24 6 669 6 2 881 2 1 349 3 2 662 2 3 008 Townships

3 751 1 444 1 604 – – 1 1 079 Special districts

119 32 657 45 22 421 15 10 157 12 10 724 14 26 119 School districts1

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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 24 25 to 49 50 to 99 100 to 199

Governments

with no full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

New Mexico 72 -------------------- 105 732 23 715 47 3 266 35 4 931

Counties – --------------------- 1 22 4 122 11 827 6 929

Municipalities 7 ----------------- 51 454 7 211 10 678 11 1 436

Special districts 62 --------------- 46 154 3 86 4 293 1 176

School districts 3 --------------- 7 102 9 296 22 1 468 17 2 390

New York 833 ---------------------- 1 265 10 653 176 5 472 265 17 322 267 39 722

Counties – --------------------- 2 23 – – – – 2 308

Municipalities 46 ----------------- 353 2 794 66 2 069 79 4 849 31 4 633

Townships 11 -------------------- 702 6 774 87 2 651 64 3 831 33 4 532

Special districts 774 --------------- 189 857 9 276 7 540 – –

School districts1--------------- 2 19 205 14 476 115 8 102 201 30 249

North Carolina 207 ------------------ 419 3 077 60 1 933 74 4 758 35 4 779

Counties – --------------------- – – – – – – 1 171

Municipalities 71 ----------------- 270 2 357 48 1 555 63 4 052 24 3 235

Special districts 136 --------------- 149 720 12 378 11 706 10 1 373

North Dakota 2 ------------------- 085 474 3 068 86 2 783 82 5 076 18 2 349

Counties – --------------------- 5 97 20 664 20 1 317 4 573

Municipalities 191 ----------------- 159 638 2 50 6 423 2 241

Townships 1 -------------------- 325 25 66 – – – – – –

Special districts 564 --------------- 149 513 2 67 6 316 1 105

School districts1--------------- 5 136 1 754 62 2 002 50 3 020 11 1 430

Ohio 549 --------------------------- 1 780 8 837 124 3 906 260 18 017 370 52 308

Counties – --------------------- – – – – – – 71 133

Municipalities 167 ----------------- 471 3 380 70 2 180 90 5 596 87 11 876

Townships 205 -------------------- 1 049 3 807 23 742 27 1 554 10 1 261

Special districts 173 --------------- 256 1 621 25 784 26 1 850 8 1 110

School districts1--------------- 4 4 29 6 200 117 9 017 258 36 928

Oklahoma 363 ---------------------- 761 4 822 127 4 267 301 19 734 143 20 168

Counties – --------------------- 1 11 – – 35 2 665 33 4 699

Municipalities 169 ----------------- 306 2 091 24 773 41 2 813 21 2 955

Special districts 189 --------------- 326 1 100 2 68 3 183 2 231

School districts1--------------- 5 128 1 620 101 3 426 222 14 073 87 12 283

Oregon 499 ------------------------- 568 3 470 72 2 247 114 7 511 81 11 475

Counties – --------------------- 1 19 2 50 5 429 10 1 549

Municipalities 19 ----------------- 147 967 19 598 25 1 635 17 2 331

Special districts 471 --------------- 313 1 483 16 507 20 1 212 9 1 443

School districts 9 --------------- 107 1 001 35 1 092 64 4 235 45 6 152

Pennsylvania 1 ------------------- 588 2 532 15 176 198 6 221 224 14 026 223 32 053

Counties – --------------------- – – 1 38 6 360 13 1 774

Municipalities 208 ----------------- 621 4 863 85 2 636 71 4 123 19 2 581

Townships 178 -------------------- 1 229 6 358 56 1 783 58 3 371 20 2 568

Special districts 1 --------------- 197 682 3 955 54 1 702 52 3 177 13 1 645

School districts1--------------- 5 – – 2 62 37 2 995 158 23 485

Rhode Island 22 ------------------- 56 412 7 239 4 250 6 889

Municipalities – ----------------- – –––––––

Townships – -------------------- 1 23 3 93 3 208 3 384

Special districts 22 --------------- 55 389 4 146 1 42 1 169

School districts – --------------- – – – – – – 2 336

South Carolina 168 ------------------ 251 1 972 29 884 73 4 896 53 7 599

Counties – --------------------- – – – – 5 402 11 1 675

Municipalities 54 ----------------- 126 1 037 21 646 36 2 412 16 2 140

Special districts 114 --------------- 125 935 7 213 31 2 007 10 1 373

School districts – --------------- – – 1 25 1 75 16 2 411

South Dakota 1 ------------------- 199 349 1 763 77 2 542 113 6 875 26 3 424

Counties – --------------------- 14 282 20 652 24 1 373 4 494

Municipalities 115 ----------------- 165 800 10 291 10 636 5 629

Townships 928 -------------------- 41 60 – – – – – –

Special districts 149 --------------- 108 295 2 65 3 184 – –

School districts 7 --------------- 21 326 45 1 534 76 4 682 17 2 301

Tennessee 168 --------------------- 492 3 156 31 1 008 55 3 204 42 6 418

Counties – --------------------- – – – – – – 71 224

Municipalities 32 ----------------- 188 1 490 16 515 37 2 182 25 3 765

Special districts 136 --------------- 303 1 646 15 493 15 837 3 398

School districts – --------------- 1 20 – – 3 185 7 1 031

Texas 1 -------------------------- 602 1 386 9 543 257 8 417 565 37 370 377 52 790

Counties – --------------------- 6 118 34 1 167 80 5 350 64 9 018

Municipalities 172 ----------------- 621 4 863 93 2 931 136 8 931 56 7 652

Special districts 1 --------------- 419 651 3 227 39 1 280 76 4 904 38 5 227

School districts 11 --------------- 108 1 335 91 3 039 273 18 185 219 30 893

Utah 252 --------------------------- 235 1 515 28 895 39 2 379 28 3 990

Counties – --------------------- 3 49 3 102 8 510 9 1 263

Municipalities 53 ----------------- 127 852 13 393 16 1 000 9 1 316

Special districts 199 --------------- 104 590 11 363 11 574 2 264

School districts – --------------- 1 24 1 37 4 295 8 1 147

Vermont 128 ------------------------ 378 2 751 65 2 043 69 4 395 30 4 179

Counties – --------------------- 14 89 – – – – – –

Municipalities 13 ----------------- 25 182 5 148 4 277 2 301

Townships 15 -------------------- 199 1 091 14 404 7 488 2 266

Special districts 68 --------------- 33 169 2 53 1 51 – –

School districts1--------------- 32 107 1 220 44 1 438 57 3 579 26 3 612

Virginia 52 ------------------------- 191 1 454 19 603 29 1 900 26 3 769

Counties – --------------------- – – – – – – 5 765

Municipalities 32 ----------------- 113 942 16 509 17 1 159 15 2 144

Special districts 20 --------------- 78 512 3 94 12 741 6 860

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Geographic area

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

200 to 399 400 to 599 600 to 799 800 to 999 1,000 or more

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

28 8 336 9 4 091 6 4 084 6 5 459 10 28 144 New Mexico

7 1 979 1 408 1 750 – – 2 2 384 Counties

6 1 950 2 1 007 1 682 1 924 2 6 793 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

15 4 407 6 2 676 4 2 652 5 4 535 6 18 967 School districts

220 61 531 104 50 079 68 46 387 31 27 182 69 598 316 New York

3 887 6 2 888 9 6 130 11 9 806 24 91 345 Counties

23 6 691 4 1 816 5 3 481 3 2 677 9 452 913 Municipalities

17 4 570 5 2 431 6 4 069 – – 4 6 188 Townships

– – – – – – – – 19 358 Special districts

177 49 383 89 42 944 48 32 707 17 14 699 31 38 512 School districts1

30 8 256 17 8 603 14 9 691 6 5 378 75 215 458 North Carolina

10 2 805 9 4 629 10 6 926 5 4 396 65 189 925 Counties

19 5 249 8 3 974 3 2 079 1 982 9 18 838 Municipalities

1 202 – – 1 686 – – 1 6 695 Special districts

11 3 033 4 1 865 1 769 2 1 856 1 1 007 North Dakota

4 988 – – – – – – – – Counties

1 324 3 1 450 – – – – – – Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

6 1 721 1 415 1 769 2 1 856 1 1 007 School districts1

242 67 008 87 42 657 43 30 096 20 18 169 48 150 618 Ohio

27 7 821 19 8 871 13 9 234 4 3 752 18 58 266 Counties

33 8 925 13 6 766 3 2 111 1 896 7 33 165 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

11 3 306 7 3 452 4 2 795 1 880 2 5 365 Special districts

171 46 956 48 23 568 23 15 956 14 12 641 21 53 822 School districts1

54 14 922 19 9 255 6 4 385 3 2 585 17 37 809 Oklahoma

4 1 133 1 517 – – – – 3 4 601 Counties

13 3 751 7 3 425 2 1 450 1 908 4 12 198 Municipalities

2 479 – – – – – – – – Special districts

35 9 559 11 5 313 4 2 935 2 1 677 10 21 010 School districts1

60 17 036 19 8 341 12 8 363 7 6 168 18 37 658 Oregon

7 2 238 4 1 776 1 778 1 805 5 8 790 Counties

7 2 167 2 816 – – – – 3 7 326 Municipalities

2 524 – – 2 1 371 1 818 1 1 756 Special districts

44 12 107 13 5 749 9 6 214 5 4 545 9 19 786 School districts

220 62 097 80 38 667 27 18 750 28 24 105 38 136 080 Pennsylvania

10 3 130 13 6 208 2 1 474 5 4 414 16 37 335 Counties

7 1 816 3 1 408 2 1 290 4 3 408 2 35 381 Municipalities

5 1 187 2 861 – – – – – – Townships

3 895 – – 2 1 294 – – 3 13 606 Special districts

195 55 069 62 30 190 21 14 692 19 16 283 17 49 758 School districts1

6 1 727 11 5 136 6 4 142 1 872 6 13 883 Rhode Island

– – 1 503 – – 1 872 6 13 883 Municipalities

6 1 727 9 4 169 6 4 142 – – – – Townships

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

– – 1 464 – – – – – – School districts

49 15 042 20 9 734 13 9 038 7 6 237 34 68 327 South Carolina

15 4 556 5 2 488 2 1 315 – – 8 17 344 Counties

8 2 100 3 1 527 2 1 360 1 894 2 3 399 Municipalities

3 1 067 – – 1 690 – – – – Special districts

23 7 319 12 5 719 8 5 673 6 5 343 24 47 584 School districts

15 4 318 3 1 503 – – 1 923 2 3 218 South Dakota

2 647 – – – – – – – – Counties

2 491 2 968 – – 1 923 – – Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

11 3 180 1 535 – – – – 2 3 218 School districts

48 13 455 21 10 398 24 16 080 14 12 487 28 107 446 Tennessee

22 6 481 16 8 216 18 12 160 10 8 857 20 55 029 Counties

20 5 349 3 1 321 6 3 920 4 3 630 8 52 417 Municipalities

4 1 192 1 410 – – – – – – Special districts

2 433 1 451 – – – – – – School districts

284 78 350 101 50 025 62 43 389 31 27 591 126 436 850 Texas

38 10 459 10 4 754 6 4 240 5 4 725 11 54 314 Counties

47 12 391 8 3 919 7 4 796 10 8 650 21 93 679 Municipalities

23 6 676 8 3 770 2 1 508 3 2 657 7 12 907 Special districts

176 48 824 75 37 582 47 32 845 13 11 559 87 275 950 School districts

15 4 624 11 5 363 2 1 232 4 3 661 12 31 339 Utah

2 582 2 1 023 – – 1 861 1 3 352 Counties

7 2 146 1 547 1 615 – – 1 2 398 Municipalities

– – 1 426 – – – – 1 1 052 Special districts

6 1 896 7 3 367 1 617 3 2 800 9 24 537 School districts

8 2 275 2 967 1 615 – – – – Vermont

– – – – – – – – – – Counties

– – – – 1 615 – – – – Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

8 2 275 2 967 – – – – – – School districts1

36 10 813 24 11 576 17 12 080 13 11 510 47 178 603 Virginia

26 7 906 17 8 222 12 8 459 7 6 054 28 97 014 Counties

8 2 269 4 1 913 4 2 921 6 5 456 15 76 703 Municipalities

2 638 3 1 441 1 700 – – 4 4 886 Special districts

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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Geographic area

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 24 25 to 49 50 to 99 100 to 199

Governments

with no full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

Washington 651 -------------------- 574 4 203 91 2 881 171 11 242 96 13 742

Counties – --------------------- – – – – 3 193 10 1 511

Municipalities 5 ----------------- 156 1 280 25 764 39 2 503 17 2 508

Special districts 645 --------------- 368 2 266 35 1 082 59 3 693 25 3 541

School districts 1 --------------- 50 657 31 1 035 70 4 853 44 6 182

West Virginia 167 ------------------- 357 2 299 33 1 118 41 2 691 26 3 894

Counties – --------------------- 4 75 9 324 20 1 435 13 1 772

Municipalities 30 ----------------- 151 1 209 21 704 15 983 5 807

Special districts 137 --------------- 202 1 015 3 90 6 273 2 253

School districts – --------------- – – – – – – 61 062

Wisconsin 592 ---------------------- 1 486 5 778 71 2 369 208 14 626 176 24 459

Counties 1 --------------------- – – – – 4 272 17 2 526

Municipalities 49 ----------------- 378 2 659 41 1 358 55 3 792 31 3 947

Townships 306 -------------------- 949 2 222 6 195 3 185 2 226

Special districts 232 --------------- 138 611 4 113 1 83 1 119

School districts1--------------- 4 21 286 20 703 145 10 294 125 17 641

Wyoming 271 ----------------------- 169 786 7 243 34 2 299 29 4 283

Counties – --------------------- – – – – 8 491 7 965

Municipalities 5 ----------------- 69 446 4 134 11 741 5 756

Special districts 265 --------------- 99 322 1 38 3 159 1 104

School districts 1 --------------- 1 18 2 71 12 908 16 2 458

1Excludes data for educational service agencies.

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Geographic area

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

200 to 399 400 to 599 600 to 799 800 to 999 1,000 or more

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

76 21 645 32 15 399 17 11 553 11 10 141 41 88 256 Washington

11 3 125 5 2 384 2 1 387 2 1 946 6 15 818 Counties

13 3 595 5 2 548 3 1 897 – – 5 17 867 Municipalities

10 2 759 7 3 498 1 743 2 1 849 5 10 310 Special districts

42 12 166 15 6 969 11 7 526 7 6 346 25 44 261 School districts

26 7 284 8 3 891 12 8 233 7 6 374 14 21 802 West Virginia

8 2 294 – – 1 722 – – – – Counties

3 745 2 971 – – 2 1 873 2 2 833 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Special districts

15 4 245 6 2 920 11 7 511 5 4 501 12 18 969 School districts

113 32 336 36 17 057 23 15 789 7 6 093 26 65 766 Wisconsin

19 5 840 11 5 025 10 7 031 – – 10 22 755 Counties

13 3 411 7 3 357 3 1 933 2 1 645 4 12 827 Municipalities

– – – – – – – – – – Townships

– – – – 1 640 – – – – Special districts

81 23 085 18 8 675 9 6 185 5 4 448 12 30 184 School districts1

24 6 775 9 4 153 2 1 384 1 805 3 4 682 Wyoming

5 1 408 2 847 1 739 – – – – Counties

1 254 1 538 1 645 – – – – Municipalities

3 892 1 403 – – – – – – Special districts

15 4 221 5 2 365 – – 1 805 3 4 682 School districts

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Table 20. Distribution of Local Governments and Full-Time Equivalent Employment by

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

UNITED STATES

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education 768 ---------------------------------------- 1 560 469 3 215 1 154 18 526 1 873 70 037 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 1 ----------------------------------- 527 2 855 403 2 652 355 5 489 252 9 127 Hospitals 16 ---------------------------------------- 28 7 42 28 483 109 4 279 Health 1 ------------------------------------------ 765 3 397 649 4 379 688 10 595 348 12 136 TransportationmHighways 4 --------------------------- 616 10 276 2 753 18 389 2 782 43 012 1 478 50 953 Public safety:

Police protection 1 --------------------------------- 750 3 988 1 855 12 727 3 336 53 132 1 944 66 988 Fire protection 2 ----------------------------------- 446 4 698 927 6 231 1 265 20 180 825 28 939 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 4 ----------------------------------------- 418 9 607 1 885 12 499 1 730 26 733 729 25 131 Government administration 4 -------------------------- 434 9 917 2 472 16 469 3 099 49 067 1 615 55 455 Utilities 4 -------------------------------------------- 155 8 958 1 833 12 228 1 628 24 896 704 24 238 Water supply only 4 -------------------------------- 317 9 266 1 834 12 178 1 429 21 502 502 17 336 Other and unallocable 14 ------------------------------ 894 29 244 5 433 36 251 5 026 76 331 2 043 70 821

ALABAMA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 50 ----------------------------------- 92 12 77 5 74 6 172

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 1 – – – – 1 35

Health 38 ------------------------------------------ 65 3 16 5 63 5 188

TransportationmHighways 28 --------------------------- 72 29 191 55 867 41 1 472

Public safety:

Police protection 31 --------------------------------- 81 27 195 82 1 304 44 1 477

Fire protection 37 ----------------------------------- 78 12 73 31 494 15 504

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 61 ----------------------------------------- 142 41 284 41 635 20 709

Government administration 60 -------------------------- 136 41 280 62 968 33 1 105

Utilities 75 -------------------------------------------- 169 49 313 38 645 24 833

Water supply only 77 -------------------------------- 170 49 317 37 598 12 399

Other and unallocable 213 ------------------------------ 414 115 775 137 2 111 50 1 778

ALASKA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – 3 55 9 309

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ----------------------------------- 5 2 15 1 17 – –

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 1 – – 1 15 3 130

Health 12 ------------------------------------------ 21 4 28 3 47 – –

TransportationmHighways 22 --------------------------- 37 15 89 7 108 – –

Public safety:

Police protection 21 --------------------------------- 54 8 54 14 207 4 107 Fire protection 17 ----------------------------------- 39 4 27 6 88 3 117 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 35 ----------------------------------------- 76 9 58 2 30 2 74 Government administration 32 -------------------------- 77 18 125 14 209 4 163 Utilities 24 -------------------------------------------- 30 9 64 5 77 4 125 Water supply only 29 -------------------------------- 39 7 52 3 51 – – Other and unallocable 64 ------------------------------ 145 31 221 34 542 13 439

ARIZONA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 15 ---------------------------------------- 41 18 125 21 314 22 745

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 7 ----------------------------------- 12 6 38 6 109 4 133

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 1––––––

Health 14 ------------------------------------------ 28 5 36 9 127 2 78

TransportationmHighways 15 --------------------------- 36 20 125 25 367 8 262

Public safety:

Police protection 3 --------------------------------- 10 8 58 29 513 15 493

Fire protection 45 ----------------------------------- 96 16 112 21 334 9 348

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 33 ----------------------------------------- 67 18 120 18 304 7 260

Government administration 13 -------------------------- 37 16 117 23 354 11 358

Utilities 32 -------------------------------------------- 67 10 68 9 142 9 323

Water supply only 29 -------------------------------- 63 7 46 8 122 7 242

Other and unallocable 26 ------------------------------ 70 24 172 24 392 14 473

ARKANSAS

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – 5 85 63 2 400

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 33 ----------------------------------- 41 – – 4 57 – –

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 34 ------------------------------------------ 61 6 34 6 84 – –

TransportationmHighways 57 --------------------------- 121 30 187 69 1 216 28 946

Public safety:

Police protection 46 --------------------------------- 102 43 302 68 1 011 25 861

Fire protection 35 ----------------------------------- 58 5 35 18 296 12 404

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 90 ----------------------------------------- 217 33 220 18 291 14 485

Government administration 62 -------------------------- 129 27 182 47 762 44 1 460

Utilities 77 -------------------------------------------- 145 23 154 25 418 14 505

Water supply only 79 -------------------------------- 147 27 187 26 432 6 211

Other and unallocable 252 ------------------------------ 482 99 660 115 1 741 23 779

246 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

UNITED STATES

2 726 196 830 2 990 430 760 1 617 394 584 3 697 3 920 085

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 224 15 485 177 25 524 100 24 389 168 173 814 Public welfare 283 20 609 312 44 882 121 29 300 346 445 984 Hospitals 268 18 785 191 27 485 57 13 342 120 96 212 Health 653 43 692 227 30 583 62 15 101 82 56 282 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 1 087 74 527 533 73 004 145 34 806 253 291 480 Police protection 528 36 835 265 36 004 71 17 328 121 109 129 Fire protection

380 26 172 181 24 158 52 13 125 98 88 643

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 857 58 352 384 52 812 129 31 055 267 262 112 Government administration 369 25 034 212 29 912 61 15 189 157 266 069 Utilities 194 13 250 104 14 628 26 6 403 64 47 169 Water supply only 1 410 97 710 747 101 628 230 55 580 480 544 880 Other and unallocable

ALABAMA

2 184 19 2 835 20 5 149 87 72 781

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – 2 323 – – 2 1 913 Public welfare

1 51 10 1 549 6 1 404 19 17 401 Hospitals

8 601 7 901 2 418 2 1 167 Health

21 1 361 8 972 1 289 3 1 322 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

20 1 344 8 1 027 1 254 5 2 904 Police protection

11 761 4 522 – – 4 1 860 Fire protection

7 483 3 358 – – 5 1 935

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

14 928 5 709 3 754 2 1 087 Government administration

9 655 5 815 3 794 2 893 Utilities

1 50 3 477 1 240 1 450 Water supply only

35 2 506 14 1 837 3 653 7 4 669 Other and unallocable

ALASKA

8 565 4 550 2 555 7 9 506

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

1 66 1 101 – – – – Public welfare

– – – – – – 1 446 Hospitals

2 118 2 330 – – – – Health

2 112 – – – – 1 346 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

3 177 – – – – 1 474 Police protection

– – – – – – 1 334 Fire protection

1 95 – – 1 272 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 3 252 1 181 1 258 1 436 Government administration

1 52 1 148 1 228 1 521 Utilities

2 171 – – – – – – Water supply only

3 180 4 469 1 250 1 1 604 Other and unallocable

ARIZONA

27 1 952 42 6 019 26 6 195 56 59 844

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – 2 239 – – 3 2 850 Public welfare

– – – – – – 34 752 Hospitals

4 289 1 137 – – 2 1 802 Health

7 545 5 630 – – 4 1 804 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

15 1 039 6 797 1 280 7 6 327 Police protection

7 481 2 245 1 286 2 1 701 Fire protection

4 297 1 185 1 215 2 1 151

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

8 550 10 1 462 1 231 8 8 560 Government administration

1 59 3 414 – – 4 5 982 Utilities

3 234 1 105 – – 3 1 773 Water supply only

9 647 8 1 185 3 706 9 11 979 Other and unallocable

ARKANSAS

116 8 492 69 9 393 33 8 090 33 24 570

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

3 169 1 107 – – – – Public welfare

4 298 11 1 644 4 912 4 1 681 Hospitals

– – – – – – – – Health

6 380 2 272 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

11 732 4 562 1 201 1 415 Police protection

7 411 3 384 – – 1 333 Fire protection

4 265 2 278 – – 1 363

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

13 921 3 455 – – 1 469 Government administration

2 122 4 631 – – – – Utilities

3 204 1 197 – – – – Water supply only

13 826 4 511 1 210 1 752 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 247
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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

CALIFORNIA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education 48 ---------------------------------------- 139 72 519 104 1 577 132 4 969 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 44 ----------------------------------- 100 20 137 14 205 19 667 Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 4 1 9 3 48 4 176 Health 53 ------------------------------------------ 107 31 203 42 655 17 603 TransportationmHighways 82 --------------------------- 220 94 630 101 1 605 83 2 972 Public safety:

Police protection 26 --------------------------------- 56 23 163 81 1 316 82 2 895 Fire protection 137 ----------------------------------- 272 52 343 96 1 606 76 2 672 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 198 ----------------------------------------- 450 104 700 99 1 515 40 1 424 Government administration 27 -------------------------- 89 63 455 130 2 072 100 3 465 Utilities 236 -------------------------------------------- 545 120 810 142 2 274 74 2 630 Water supply only 216 -------------------------------- 501 109 747 138 2 189 74 2 631 Other and unallocable 400 ------------------------------ 850 189 1 282 222 3 480 123 4 448

COLORADO

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – 3 19 20 311 41 1 608

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 16 ----------------------------------- 41 13 83 16 233 14 513

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – 1 5 2 34 6 221

Health 21 ------------------------------------------ 53 18 117 11 151 6 213

TransportationmHighways 34 --------------------------- 61 38 250 36 577 30 1 062

Public safety:

Police protection 14 --------------------------------- 46 22 151 55 894 23 731

Fire protection 61 ----------------------------------- 106 24 155 15 242 4 151

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 104 ----------------------------------------- 228 32 210 21 286 4 130

Government administration 25 -------------------------- 66 24 152 47 807 27 954

Utilities 102 -------------------------------------------- 205 30 196 28 405 10 349

Water supply only 105 -------------------------------- 211 32 210 23 295 7 271

Other and unallocable 202 ------------------------------ 387 78 536 93 1 420 36 1 181

CONNECTICUT

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – 1 7 6 107 16 573

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 61 ----------------------------------- 115 32 212 20 339 4 142

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 11 – –

Health 51 ------------------------------------------ 97 17 114 17 269 7 237

TransportationmHighways 22 --------------------------- 73 34 227 58 889 32 1 083

Public safety:

Police protection 22 --------------------------------- 49 8 52 17 293 34 1 328 Fire protection 47 ----------------------------------- 85 15 99 14 239 11 376 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 51 ----------------------------------------- 111 27 187 21 341 14 476 Government administration 15 -------------------------- 40 28 203 73 1 191 27 914 Utilities 11 -------------------------------------------- 23 7 47 12 200 9 340 Water supply only 9 -------------------------------- 22 5 35 7 106 8 280 Other and unallocable 99 ------------------------------ 200 27 185 59 984 29 996

DELAWARE

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare – ----------------------------------- – 1 7 – – 1 45

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 4 ------------------------------------------ 6 – – – – 1 32

TransportationmHighways 9 --------------------------- 16 8 52 1 24 2 55

Public safety:

Police protection 8 --------------------------------- 18 12 85 8 110 3 82

Fire protection 1 ----------------------------------- 1 1 5 2 28 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 12 ----------------------------------------- 34 3 16 5 70 1 25

Government administration 21 -------------------------- 50 9 63 1 12 1 48

Utilities 12 -------------------------------------------- 15 2 13 5 75 1 42

Water supply only 15 -------------------------------- 20 3 19 2 31 1 26

Other and unallocable 13 ------------------------------ 24 3 19 1 14 3 139

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare – ----------------------------------- –––––––

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health – ------------------------------------------ –––––––

TransportationmHighways – --------------------------- –––––––

Public safety:

Police protection – --------------------------------- –––––––

Fire protection – ----------------------------------- –––––––

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation – ----------------------------------------- –––––––

Government administration – -------------------------- –––––––

Utilities – -------------------------------------------- –––––––

Water supply only – -------------------------------- –––––––

Other and unallocable – ------------------------------ –––––––

248 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

CALIFORNIA

120 8 642 172 25 512 91 21 698 368 420 311

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 12 865 6 867 6 1 404 26 42 675 Public welfare 18 1 329 13 1 893 7 1 641 41 68 993 Hospitals 11 788 11 1 568 6 1 376 26 28 600 Health 61 4 227 26 3 555 13 3 142 7 4 627 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 77 5 571 70 9 827 29 6 973 35 47 682 Police protection 80 5 683 30 4 170 6 1 409 15 15 489 Fire protection

37 2 433 17 2 370 6 1 603 10 9 092

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 69 4 726 38 4 927 7 1 760 41 63 477 Government administration 43 2 756 26 3 864 10 2 575 26 47 587 Utilities 32 2 027 17 2 310 4 974 7 9 842 Water supply only 132 9 172 81 11 509 31 7 630 65 96 359 Other and unallocable

COLORADO

34 2 344 30 4 434 11 2 615 39 54 505

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

3 161 1 127 6 1 559 2 1 322 Public welfare

8 559 5 658 3 714 3 5 020 Hospitals

4 337 6 930 – – 1 665 Health

19 1 319 3 373 4 924 – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

16 1 169 11 1 554 2 424 5 3 490 Police protection

9 604 4 507 2 541 2 1 242 Fire protection

8 553 1 170 – – 2 893

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

17 1 259 7 975 5 1 115 4 2 380 Government administration

7 455 4 495 2 477 3 4 280 Utilities

7 484 2 246 – – 2 1 457 Water supply only

22 1 488 10 1 486 5 1 162 13 9 551 Other and unallocable

CONNECTICUT

14 992 36 5 214 22 5 513 71 51 051

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

2 153 2 288 3 781 – – Public welfare

– – – – – – 1 350 Hospitals

4 260 3 339 – – – – Health

18 1 194 1 105 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 19 1 243 18 2 480 – – 5 2 266 Police protection 10 752 8 918 2 499 3 1 198 Fire protection

5 324 4 548 2 470 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 15 1 011 4 525 2 479 – – Government administration 3 203 2 244 1 221 1 318 Utilities

1 55 – – 1 221 1 318 Water supply only

20 1 410 13 1 717 3 735 3 1 464 Other and unallocable

DELAWARE

1 69 3 474 2 479 13 10 881

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – – – – – – – Public welfare

– – – – – – – – Hospitals

2 128 – – – – – – Health

– – – – – – 1 419 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

2 161 – – – – 2 767 Police protection

1 71 – – 1 207 – – Fire protection

2 111 2 347 – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

2 157 1 101 1 251 1 339 Government administration

1 96 1 144 – – – – Utilities

1 96 – – – – – – Water supply only

1 68 1 133 – – 2 830 Other and unallocable

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

– – – – – – 1 12 772

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – – – – – 11 895 Public welfare

– – – – – – 15 530 Hospitals

– – – – – – 12 109 Health

– – – – – – 1 877 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

– – – – – – 15 084 Police protection

– – – – – – 11 867 Fire protection

– – – – – – 11 287

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

– – – – – – 13 658 Government administration

– – – – – – 28 999 Utilities

– – – – – – 1 686 Water supply only

– – – – – – 1 10 576 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 249
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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

FLORIDA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education – ---------------------------------------- ––––––– Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 29 ----------------------------------- 66 10 67 8 130 9 326 Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 1 44 Health 13 ------------------------------------------ 22 15 106 24 401 10 355 TransportationmHighways 60 --------------------------- 152 66 437 63 1 032 43 1 449 Public safety:

Police protection 12 --------------------------------- 28 16 112 63 1 087 57 2 039 Fire protection 42 ----------------------------------- 84 24 175 63 968 48 1 688 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 31 ----------------------------------------- 81 46 318 74 1 196 47 1 642 Government administration 53 -------------------------- 129 44 314 73 1 176 58 2 053 Utilities 65 -------------------------------------------- 150 37 257 62 990 29 1 060 Water supply only 71 -------------------------------- 165 39 267 59 960 25 930 Other and unallocable 143 ------------------------------ 334 97 685 109 1 693 78 2 720

GEORGIA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 3 124

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 32 ----------------------------------- 64 11 77 6 86 1 36

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 2 93

Health 34 ------------------------------------------ 61 14 103 25 381 9 318

TransportationmHighways 44 --------------------------- 117 55 369 94 1 464 44 1 495

Public safety:

Police protection 26 --------------------------------- 59 35 253 117 1 855 62 2 084

Fire protection 45 ----------------------------------- 95 27 189 50 782 22 776

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 86 ----------------------------------------- 248 69 468 68 1 011 28 976

Government administration 76 -------------------------- 202 60 381 86 1 404 43 1 463

Utilities 92 -------------------------------------------- 218 40 268 42 656 28 917

Water supply only 87 -------------------------------- 205 46 300 43 654 14 444

Other and unallocable 234 ------------------------------ 509 146 963 135 2 090 77 2 673

HAWAII

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare – ----------------------------------- – – – – – 1 37

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 1 ------------------------------------------ 1––––––

TransportationmHighways – --------------------------- –––––––

Public safety:

Police protection – --------------------------------- ––––––– Fire protection – ----------------------------------- ––––––– Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation – ----------------------------------------- ––––––– Government administration – -------------------------- ––––––– Utilities – -------------------------------------------- ––––––– Water supply only – -------------------------------- ––––––– Other and unallocable 5 ------------------------------ 5––––––

IDAHO

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 4 ---------------------------------------- 9 1 5 8 146 19 682

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 21 ----------------------------------- 42 3 18 2 32 2 78

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 1 – – 1 18 5 190

Health 12 ------------------------------------------ 22 5 34 2 31 – –

TransportationmHighways 62 --------------------------- 133 28 172 33 523 10 323

Public safety:

Police protection 12 --------------------------------- 23 24 162 34 563 9 341

Fire protection 34 ----------------------------------- 64 7 43 7 114 4 141

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 62 ----------------------------------------- 124 17 120 12 174 1 34

Government administration 40 -------------------------- 82 11 81 22 338 17 556

Utilities 43 -------------------------------------------- 82 13 100 10 155 – –

Water supply only 46 -------------------------------- 85 14 106 7 113 1 45

Other and unallocable 211 ------------------------------ 368 45 302 42 583 20 705

ILLINOIS

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 6 ---------------------------------------- 20 26 180 101 1 515 119 4 536

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 123 ----------------------------------- 219 32 218 21 308 1 29

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 1––––––

Health 86 ------------------------------------------ 169 25 167 25 394 23 821

TransportationmHighways 572 --------------------------- 1 086 175 1 168 150 2 215 42 1 454

Public safety:

Police protection 81 --------------------------------- 181 85 578 160 2 546 113 4 009

Fire protection 197 ----------------------------------- 362 55 357 78 1 288 63 2 146

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 237 ----------------------------------------- 463 66 433 68 957 26 910

Government administration 327 -------------------------- 702 164 1 096 182 2 797 77 2 686

Utilities 234 -------------------------------------------- 481 106 700 91 1 351 28 925

Water supply only 241 -------------------------------- 501 110 719 83 1 196 17 580

Other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------ 385 2 607 361 2 430 297 4 391 142 4 841

250 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Employment-Size Group, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

FLORIDA

– – 81 227 8 2 146 74 239 488

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 4 258 6 861 1 210 4 3 335 Public welfare 2 168 7 979 2 509 16 34 101 Hospitals 11 809 11 1 589 – – 5 2 844 Health 27 1 860 20 2 715 7 1 710 9 4 192 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 42 2 943 39 5 573 13 3 280 34 25 987 Police protection 33 2 282 25 3 347 9 2 177 9 5 748 Fire protection

35 2 480 17 2 210 4 1 002 9 5 391

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 34 2 379 17 2 456 9 2 194 24 20 991 Government administration 27 1 853 15 2 127 8 1 903 14 13 126 Utilities 26 1 733 11 1 654 5 1 183 6 3 349 Water supply only 62 4 347 38 5 310 14 3 477 40 45 393 Other and unallocable

GEORGIA

7 504 23 3 669 33 8 273 116 137 119

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

1 78 – – 2 452 1 1 189 Public welfare

16 1 206 19 2 606 14 3 339 31 35 930 Hospitals

4 304 1 107 1 227 1 825 Health

19 1 342 6 879 2 470 1 479 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

36 2 421 11 1 347 4 889 10 6 661 Police protection

13 932 10 1 450 3 781 6 6 473 Fire protection

13 1 004 8 1 141 2 502 4 2 558

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

23 1 710 9 1 139 4 1 005 8 6 125 Government administration

14 1 001 7 906 2 550 4 5 388 Utilities

10 788 3 383 1 221 3 1 883 Water supply only

56 4 003 20 2 443 8 1 926 15 10 967 Other and unallocable

HAWAII

––––––––

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

1 71 – – – – – – Public welfare

– – – – – – – – Hospitals

– – 1 190 – – – – Health

1 91 2 274 – – 1 703 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: – – 1 167 – – 3 3 269 Police protection – – 2 312 – – 2 1 341 Fire protection

2 147 1 151 – – 1 1 131

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation – – 1 170 1 293 2 1 777 Government administration 1 59 2 260 – – 1 735 Utilities

1 59 2 254 – – 1 678 Water supply only

– – – – 1 296 3 2 403 Other and unallocable

IDAHO

27 1 977 23 3 301 9 2 116 24 15 871

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – – – – – – – Public welfare

7 489 5 592 2 440 3 1 946 Hospitals

2 157 3 441 – – – – Health

2 140 1 163 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

10 664 1 105 2 476 – – Police protection

3 195 1 189 – – – – Fire protection

2 111 1 158 – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

9 624 5 763 – – 1 397 Government administration

2 137 – – – – – – Utilities

– – – – – – – – Water supply only

6 400 4 566 – – 1 351 Other and unallocable

ILLINOIS

258 18 635 217 29 756 104 24 904 131 132 333

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

15 1 127 8 1 126 8 1 897 3 2 355 Public welfare

4 329 19 2 865 7 1 682 6 11 125 Hospitals

15 914 5 747 – – 4 3 096 Health

17 1 117 2 264 – – 2 1 953 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

69 4 844 29 4 023 7 1 804 3 17 048 Police protection

36 2 482 11 1 314 3 737 1 5 070 Fire protection

15 1 014 3 447 – – 2 7 710

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

23 1 551 10 1 357 3 697 9 16 534 Government administration

10 709 3 406 – – 5 18 627 Utilities

4 256 1 116 – – 1 2 111 Water supply only

99 6 783 53 7 107 15 3 455 10 22 229 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 251
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Table 20. Distribution of Local Governments and Full-Time Equivalent Employment by

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

INDIANA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 5 214 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 72 ----------------------------------- 121 19 125 20 286 4 154 Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 11 – – Health 30 ------------------------------------------ 74 33 236 37 543 13 466 TransportationmHighways 69 --------------------------- 158 44 294 63 1 033 60 1 994 Public safety:

Police protection 44 --------------------------------- 98 55 374 96 1 510 49 1 753 Fire protection 48 ----------------------------------- 105 27 200 24 358 24 853 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 110 ----------------------------------------- 222 40 273 53 848 23 757 Government administration 181 -------------------------- 340 55 359 52 802 41 1 544 Utilities 76 -------------------------------------------- 159 32 217 30 426 18 586 Water supply only 83 -------------------------------- 181 33 214 31 454 12 401 Other and unallocable 460 ------------------------------ 860 168 1 123 158 2 437 65 2 223

IOWA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – 2 18 19 317 84 3 301

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 54 ----------------------------------- 95 14 96 16 252 7 240

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 1 48

Health 26 ------------------------------------------ 55 27 180 48 718 6 187

TransportationmHighways 83 --------------------------- 169 45 278 36 642 82 2 842

Public safety:

Police protection 38 --------------------------------- 81 71 509 97 1 403 20 730

Fire protection 31 ----------------------------------- 64 8 54 9 172 10 388

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 126 ----------------------------------------- 265 27 170 12 202 9 307

Government administration 114 -------------------------- 252 33 198 77 1 441 25 823

Utilities 79 -------------------------------------------- 174 28 204 20 281 14 446

Water supply only 99 -------------------------------- 202 22 151 12 174 6 196

Other and unallocable 431 ------------------------------ 870 182 1 207 119 1 635 38 1 257

KANSAS

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – 6 104 50 1 903

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 23 ----------------------------------- 47 7 47 2 29 5 179

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 3 – – 2 41 14 573

Health 48 ------------------------------------------ 117 34 232 21 345 10 339

TransportationmHighways 160 --------------------------- 280 45 284 67 1 165 50 1 719

Public safety:

Police protection 38 --------------------------------- 98 76 511 68 1 012 30 979 Fire protection 36 ----------------------------------- 75 12 84 19 332 10 345 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 140 ----------------------------------------- 258 30 187 24 369 4 163 Government administration 96 -------------------------- 216 37 238 86 1 468 32 1 084 Utilities 159 -------------------------------------------- 292 28 188 31 511 12 419 Water supply only 175 -------------------------------- 335 23 149 19 288 5 177 Other and unallocable 661 ------------------------------ 1 127 120 785 118 1 744 23 805

KENTUCKY

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 19 5 214

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 11 ----------------------------------- 25 1 9 1 10 – –

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –15––––

Health 14 ------------------------------------------ 31 7 46 26 359 7 249

TransportationmHighways 51 --------------------------- 117 44 320 75 1 193 14 450

Public safety:

Police protection 38 --------------------------------- 91 76 504 55 839 27 919

Fire protection 48 ----------------------------------- 96 15 92 24 369 9 279

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 63 ----------------------------------------- 127 37 250 23 359 9 301

Government administration 81 -------------------------- 197 43 291 71 1 086 26 844

Utilities 92 -------------------------------------------- 206 57 374 26 367 13 419

Water supply only 92 -------------------------------- 208 57 374 30 460 12 456

Other and unallocable 264 ------------------------------ 525 105 709 98 1 558 39 1 373

LOUISIANA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 20 ----------------------------------- 39 4 30 9 129 3 127

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 2 73

Health 18 ------------------------------------------ 32 3 20 4 60 5 169

TransportationmHighways 41 --------------------------- 97 24 153 40 602 30 1 052

Public safety:

Police protection 37 --------------------------------- 79 17 116 42 664 31 1 161

Fire protection 12 ----------------------------------- 20 15 95 11 158 15 579

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 57 ----------------------------------------- 122 34 227 27 420 9 320

Government administration 47 -------------------------- 107 27 192 45 675 25 847

Utilities 43 -------------------------------------------- 86 29 188 29 429 10 334

Water supply only 47 -------------------------------- 91 29 191 24 328 4 153

Other and unallocable 86 ------------------------------ 175 40 286 57 888 34 1 184

252 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

INDIANA

24 1 914 96 14 125 70 17 007 97 78 586

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 2 138 3 472 2 509 1 365 Public welfare

1 86 16 2 539 10 2 431 23 16 561 Hospitals 5 307 2 216 – – 1 568 Health

20 1 289 4 474 – – 1 379 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 24 1 643 13 1 682 2 466 5 3 498 Police protection 11 843 11 1 429 4 978 1 800 Fire protection

11 865 5 758 1 253 1 721

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 35 2 230 18 2 514 5 1 110 4 3 322 Government administration 10 670 5 703 3 666 2 1 577 Utilities 2 140 3 405 – – – – Water supply only

37 2 552 27 3 622 5 1 203 7 5 795 Other and unallocable

IOWA

184 13 126 81 11 435 28 6 794 39 30 266

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

3 259 3 436 1 245 – – Public welfare

18 1 377 23 3 473 6 1 532 4 2 574 Hospitals

4 264 – – – – – – Health

10 712 4 521 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

12 774 5 695 1 215 1 463 Police protection

– – 6 742 1 253 – – Fire protection

5 344 1 169 – – 1 300

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

14 942 5 750 1 259 – – Government administration

3 200 5 745 2 506 – – Utilities

1 78 – – 1 234 – – Water supply only

15 1 076 8 1 059 1 245 4 1 586 Other and unallocable

KANSAS

116 8 307 88 12 392 24 5 566 39 39 235

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

3 167 2 239 – – – – Public welfare

23 1 620 8 1 135 1 277 7 2 748 Hospitals

1 95 2 305 1 225 2 839 Health

12 764 3 366 1 294 – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 10 614 8 1 039 – – 3 1 456 Police protection

6 412 1 135 1 232 2 772 Fire protection

3 199 3 484 1 227 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 13 884 2 307 3 684 2 852 Government administration

5 289 1 196 2 562 1 885 Utilities

1 66 2 309 2 488 – – Water supply only

15 1 047 6 750 1 297 6 7 038 Other and unallocable

KENTUCKY

13 933 38 5 652 30 7 392 89 65 887

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

1 89 1 141 1 257 – – Public welfare

6 478 4 585 1 277 4 3 471 Hospitals

7 488 5 735 5 1 311 1 459 Health

2 104 2 290 1 241 – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

9 528 3 355 – – 3 2 113 Police protection

11 741 1 109 – – 2 992 Fire protection

6 398 2 204 – – 3 1 473

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

4 244 – – 1 289 2 988 Government administration

4 295 6 782 1 215 2 1 080 Utilities

2 190 – – – – 1 430 Water supply only

24 1 532 5 641 – – 4 3 765 Other and unallocable

LOUISIANA

– – – – 3 790 63 95 759

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

2 151 1 169 – – – – Public welfare

5 387 7 1 018 4 1 115 10 8 663 Hospitals

– – 1 184 – – 1 402 Health

15 1 054 2 258 1 245 3 1 281 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

18 1 229 15 2 189 4 946 4 4 462 Police protection

1 73 6 890 1 248 3 1 884 Fire protection

5 402 2 219 2 461 3 1 464

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

11 822 12 1 630 7 1 658 3 3 693 Government administration

7 486 5 826 – – 2 1 236 Utilities

6 402 1 193 – – 2 1 103 Water supply only

20 1 489 10 1 381 4 950 9 9 509 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 253
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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

MAINE

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education 35 ---------------------------------------- 61 7 46 47 741 37 1 324 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 31 ----------------------------------- 46 1 6 1 16 – – Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- ––––––– Health 25 ------------------------------------------ 42 6 38 3 34 – – TransportationmHighways 98 --------------------------- 212 41 264 29 402 8 247 Public safety:

Police protection 32 --------------------------------- 64 27 186 45 756 13 417 Fire protection 50 ----------------------------------- 90 17 112 12 186 8 255 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 110 ----------------------------------------- 225 37 243 14 212 3 111 Government administration 120 -------------------------- 254 61 402 39 576 11 353 Utilities 48 -------------------------------------------- 120 15 94 12 210 2 82 Water supply only 48 -------------------------------- 120 13 81 10 172 2 82 Other and unallocable 176 ------------------------------ 328 61 407 48 722 12 406

MARYLAND

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 10 ----------------------------------- 20 2 12 3 37 6 202

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 8 ------------------------------------------ 20 7 48 7 121 1 31

TransportationmHighways 25 --------------------------- 62 9 64 18 286 11 361

Public safety:

Police protection 12 --------------------------------- 29 12 83 21 329 12 446

Fire protection 3 ----------------------------------- 7 1 7 8 117 2 72

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 18 ----------------------------------------- 48 14 89 18 293 13 458

Government administration 32 -------------------------- 83 15 104 12 157 11 405

Utilities 19 -------------------------------------------- 44 15 98 11 170 3 102

Water supply only 21 -------------------------------- 50 14 94 11 178 4 166

Other and unallocable 63 ------------------------------ 133 28 193 23 349 10 375

MASSACHUSETTS

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 1 ---------------------------------------- 3 5 34 21 363 29 1 069

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 139 ----------------------------------- 282 40 231 16 256 6 245

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 165 ------------------------------------------ 366 32 204 29 421 5 172

TransportationmHighways 78 --------------------------- 231 104 716 106 1 606 42 1 388

Public safety:

Police protection 40 --------------------------------- 84 23 158 108 1 848 77 2 577 Fire protection 58 ----------------------------------- 120 40 265 62 1 047 46 1 624 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 109 ----------------------------------------- 243 37 229 49 740 19 657 Government administration 53 -------------------------- 139 60 409 147 2 376 48 1 650 Utilities 87 -------------------------------------------- 233 73 483 59 861 27 1 007 Water supply only 80 -------------------------------- 215 81 539 58 879 21 781 Other and unallocable 180 ------------------------------ 399 93 612 105 1 583 63 2 161

MICHIGAN

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 22 ---------------------------------------- 38 7 42 13 204 25 960

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 38 ----------------------------------- 84 7 50 16 257 5 176

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 22 – –

Health 45 ------------------------------------------ 89 8 54 7 94 5 171

TransportationmHighways 89 --------------------------- 213 76 534 57 854 49 1 760

Public safety:

Police protection 58 --------------------------------- 122 66 444 122 1 886 68 2 277

Fire protection 136 ----------------------------------- 242 48 341 68 1 095 27 1 005

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 170 ----------------------------------------- 368 81 524 44 651 14 472

Government administration 237 -------------------------- 520 163 1 070 122 1 819 48 1 648

Utilities 155 -------------------------------------------- 333 63 414 57 913 29 981

Water supply only 168 -------------------------------- 367 56 354 40 614 23 750

Other and unallocable 904 ------------------------------ 1 652 226 1 478 170 2 558 76 2 595

MINNESOTA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 2 ---------------------------------------- 2 4 26 35 577 85 3 289

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 12 ----------------------------------- 21 3 18 16 293 19 683

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – 2 36 6 230

Health 18 ------------------------------------------ 34 6 40 22 386 16 565

TransportationmHighways 147 --------------------------- 310 57 388 76 1 315 47 1 569

Public safety:

Police protection 53 --------------------------------- 125 63 423 76 1 232 47 1 538

Fire protection 54 ----------------------------------- 104 24 160 16 254 12 391

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 149 ----------------------------------------- 285 46 290 18 254 10 325

Government administration 112 -------------------------- 256 63 425 70 1 116 42 1 395

Utilities 103 -------------------------------------------- 209 37 238 28 405 12 415

Water supply only 125 -------------------------------- 244 31 203 15 220 2 80

Other and unallocable 642 ------------------------------ 1 275 221 1 471 147 2 101 57 1 967

254 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

MAINE

34 2 437 44 6 549 25 6 077 26 11 644

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 1 87 – – 1 277 – – Public welfare

– – 1 152 1 235 1 360 Hospitals

1 69 – – – – – – Health

3 205 1 100 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

8 546 – – 1 203 – – Police protection

3 218 1 101 1 206 – – Fire protection

2 147 – – – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 2 120 1 128 – – – – Government administration

1 59 1 188 – – – – Utilities

– – 1 188 – – – – Water supply only

9 627 1 125 1 229 1 319 Other and unallocable

MARYLAND

– – – – – – 24 92 587

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

4 205 1 128 2 460 2 905 Public welfare

– – – – – – – – Hospitals

1 85 1 108 1 268 3 2 434 Health

5 330 5 692 – – 5 3 241 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

10 664 6 839 – – 6 9 669 Police protection

4 305 1 198 – – 5 5 317 Fire protection

11 712 2 214 1 245 3 4 127

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

10 661 2 204 3 720 6 6 203 Government administration

6 401 – – – – 4 2 075 Utilities

1 73 – – – – 3 1 460 Water supply only

12 784 8 1 021 4 1 053 9 14 719 Other and unallocable

MASSACHUSETTS

57 4 136 89 13 378 55 13 216 102 69 722

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

4 264 5 743 – – – – Public welfare

– – 3 432 3 788 8 6 493 Hospitals

1 84 1 129 1 250 – – Health

10 651 4 533 – – 1 393 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 51 3 493 14 1 929 5 1 098 4 3 694 Police protection 40 2 863 18 2 562 5 1 187 3 2 607 Fire protection

9 598 3 353 – – 1 326

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 21 1 408 11 1 352 – – 1 768 Government administration 12 819 11 1 417 – – 2 7 249 Utilities 5 346 1 129 – – 1 301 Water supply only

46 3 055 21 2 798 4 1 062 9 7 973 Other and unallocable

MICHIGAN

87 6 516 166 24 149 94 23 212 168 132 388

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

3 242 6 1 006 2 479 1 359 Public welfare

5 444 14 2 114 4 974 12 8 432 Hospitals

8 622 10 1 526 5 1 156 9 4 435 Health

37 2 445 8 986 2 565 2 1 166 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

50 3 511 19 2 568 8 1 852 6 7 040 Police protection

17 1 169 7 985 1 258 1 1 720 Fire protection

11 715 7 958 1 233 1 2 678

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

39 2 457 20 2 768 9 2 087 8 6 480 Government administration

9 648 7 932 3 726 2 4 846 Utilities

3 213 3 428 – – 1 1 669 Water supply only

47 3 130 32 4 165 11 2 710 11 11 493 Other and unallocable

MINNESOTA

120 8 679 92 13 008 30 7 270 64 60 153

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

23 1 556 10 1 375 1 254 5 5 020 Public welfare

20 1 503 16 2 274 4 916 6 7 311 Hospitals

12 811 5 748 1 273 – – Health

7 447 4 477 – – 4 1 902 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

21 1 449 5 671 1 253 3 1 961 Police protection

2 145 1 144 – – 2 922 Fire protection

1 54 2 252 – – 2 1 336

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

26 1 706 4 613 2 589 6 4 245 Government administration

3 190 1 183 1 294 3 2 803 Utilities

1 87 – – 1 294 1 381 Water supply only

37 2 483 17 2 390 4 925 11 8 067 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 255
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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

MISSISSIPPI

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 4 162 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 27 ----------------------------------- 49 2 11 3 36 4 144 Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 20 2 83 Health 28 ------------------------------------------ 52 4 21 5 72 – – TransportationmHighways 36 --------------------------- 71 29 202 44 763 42 1 405 Public safety:

Police protection 33 --------------------------------- 64 40 279 71 1 140 37 1 265 Fire protection 41 ----------------------------------- 79 13 88 17 297 13 450 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 58 ----------------------------------------- 141 35 244 20 311 11 408 Government administration 52 -------------------------- 123 23 164 48 761 53 1 931 Utilities 40 -------------------------------------------- 86 24 166 25 399 11 362 Water supply only 45 -------------------------------- 94 31 216 22 320 5 181 Other and unallocable 154 ------------------------------ 310 84 564 87 1 315 32 1 105

MISSOURI

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 5 ---------------------------------------- 15 32 219 54 832 107 3 965

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 11 ----------------------------------- 19 4 27 1 16 4 159

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 2 84

Health 56 ------------------------------------------ 115 50 334 46 660 13 400

TransportationmHighways 213 --------------------------- 411 94 627 95 1 427 24 821

Public safety:

Police protection 42 --------------------------------- 95 62 430 116 1 804 35 1 216

Fire protection 53 ----------------------------------- 118 20 136 45 755 24 852

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 94 ----------------------------------------- 213 34 227 24 338 6 183

Government administration 88 -------------------------- 230 69 436 97 1 599 32 997

Utilities 184 -------------------------------------------- 397 53 343 42 609 14 490

Water supply only 196 -------------------------------- 426 60 386 33 432 7 232

Other and unallocable 465 ------------------------------ 943 175 1 172 161 2 430 62 2 139

MONTANA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 136 ---------------------------------------- 253 44 295 131 2 103 83 2 910

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 10 ----------------------------------- 20 3 24 1 12 6 238

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 3 – – 2 31 5 161

Health 28 ------------------------------------------ 55 11 72 7 111 2 56

TransportationmHighways 31 --------------------------- 73 19 126 32 530 11 381

Public safety:

Police protection 21 --------------------------------- 49 19 136 36 527 8 288 Fire protection 11 ----------------------------------- 13 3 18 6 111 2 81 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 50 ----------------------------------------- 100 17 108 9 111 3 78 Government administration 30 -------------------------- 58 15 101 32 552 19 602 Utilities 48 -------------------------------------------- 89 13 89 2 43 2 78 Water supply only 47 -------------------------------- 87 12 83 2 38 2 80 Other and unallocable 137 ------------------------------ 232 46 307 46 682 12 403

NEBRASKA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 381 ---------------------------------------- 715 50 310 69 1 116 135 5 002

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 33 ----------------------------------- 56 4 24 3 36 3 117

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 1 – – 1 20 11 398

Health 19 ------------------------------------------ 36 4 27 1 14 – –

TransportationmHighways 91 --------------------------- 161 25 169 53 886 24 841

Public safety:

Police protection 65 --------------------------------- 157 41 275 38 568 10 359

Fire protection 13 ----------------------------------- 24 1 6 6 94 6 186

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 45 ----------------------------------------- 87 20 126 9 150 1 26

Government administration 61 -------------------------- 122 32 213 48 807 23 755

Utilities 37 -------------------------------------------- 68 17 126 38 606 13 468

Water supply only 55 -------------------------------- 100 15 106 8 108 3 97

Other and unallocable 405 ------------------------------ 721 103 673 97 1 390 16 597

NEVADA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 1 44

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 9 ----------------------------------- 14 3 17 1 17 – –

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 2 75

Health 12 ------------------------------------------ 22 4 33 1 24 – –

TransportationmHighways 7 --------------------------- 15 4 27 11 192 4 130

Public safety:

Police protection – --------------------------------- – 4 28 5 67 8 284

Fire protection 9 ----------------------------------- 19 6 39 2 35 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 14 ----------------------------------------- 31 2 12 6 80 3 117

Government administration 2 -------------------------- 5 6 36 8 145 3 112

Utilities 23 -------------------------------------------- 64 5 39 7 107 3 107

Water supply only 21 -------------------------------- 56 5 39 5 68 3 112

Other and unallocable 19 ------------------------------ 45 14 107 7 96 4 139

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Employment-Size Group, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

MISSISSIPPI

5 382 30 4 360 41 10 043 84 47 776

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 1 55 2 305 – – – – Public welfare

5 323 15 1 967 4 892 13 11 090 Hospitals – – – – – – – – Health

18 1 132 5 655 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

10 781 5 672 – – 1 536 Police protection

11 774 2 211 – – 1 357 Fire protection

3 238 2 207 – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 16 998 3 448 2 465 – – Government administration

11 707 1 179 – – – – Utilities

3 183 1 179 – – – – Water supply only

25 1 760 6 828 – – 4 3 175 Other and unallocable

MISSOURI

144 10 163 98 13 759 39 9 254 68 64 219

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

14 927 6 805 – – – – Public welfare

6 452 14 1 941 3 735 6 4 496 Hospitals

3 251 2 362 – – 2 875 Health

11 741 1 115 1 276 2 1 013 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

30 2 016 6 734 3 804 3 4 799 Police protection

12 740 6 875 – – 2 1 538 Fire protection

3 186 3 457 – – 2 1 283

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

11 701 8 1 084 – – 4 3 060 Government administration

3 188 1 161 1 225 6 4 784 Utilities

1 89 1 189 – – 2 1 026 Water supply only

28 1 905 9 1 156 2 510 8 7 495 Other and unallocable

MONTANA

49 3 362 26 3 418 6 1 468 9 7 054

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

3 255 – – – – 1 337 Public welfare

8 510 1 102 – – – – Hospitals

3 161 – – – – – – Health

2 118 – – – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

7 494 1 117 – – – – Police protection

2 125 1 129 – – – – Fire protection

1 79 1 100 – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 3 236 3 420 – – – – Government administration

1 80 – – – – – – Utilities

– – – – – – – – Water supply only

5 331 3 434 1 225 – – Other and unallocable

NEBRASKA

83 5 615 29 4 128 7 1 610 18 19 303

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

4 242 – – – – 1 469 Public welfare

16 1 133 6 762 – – 2 1 323 Hospitals

2 153 1 122 – – – – Health

3 191 1 110 2 498 – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

6 401 1 160 – – 2 1 110 Police protection

– – – – 1 256 1 570 Fire protection

– – 1 125 1 260 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

6 447 3 533 1 218 1 468 Government administration

5 327 5 664 1 282 4 6 437 Utilities

1 77 – – – – 1 362 Water supply only

14 947 2 284 1 276 3 1 531 Other and unallocable

NEVADA

2 127 4 560 1 248 9 22 779

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

1 84 1 141 – – – – Public welfare

4 294 3 343 – – 2 2 763 Hospitals

– – 1 157 1 246 – – Health

4 277 – – – – 1 363 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

2 147 5 643 – – 3 2 666 Police protection

6 397 2 202 1 211 2 850 Fire protection

1 89 1 130 1 248 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

7 551 3 364 – – 3 2 311 Government administration

1 80 – – – – 1 590 Utilities

– – – – – – 1 590 Water supply only

6 396 8 1 130 4 973 3 4 068 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 257
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Table 20. Distribution of Local Governments and Full-Time Equivalent Employment by

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

NEW HAMPSHIRE

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education 13 ---------------------------------------- 26 16 119 19 306 31 1 165 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 26 ----------------------------------- 48 – – 1 11 – – Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- ––––––– Health 18 ------------------------------------------ 24 2 14 2 30 1 47 TransportationmHighways 47 --------------------------- 115 48 308 23 365 7 203 Public safety:

Police protection 28 --------------------------------- 69 45 298 35 533 19 656 Fire protection 29 ----------------------------------- 48 9 56 16 253 11 374 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 65 ----------------------------------------- 136 25 148 12 179 2 57 Government administration 59 -------------------------- 146 40 266 30 448 11 378 Utilities 39 -------------------------------------------- 74 8 47 10 143 1 31 Water supply only 37 -------------------------------- 66 9 52 9 124 1 31 Other and unallocable 97 ------------------------------ 208 54 380 37 538 18 613

NEW JERSEY

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 1 ---------------------------------------- 1 4 33 34 581 72 2 717

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 159 ----------------------------------- 268 31 209 7 101 8 307

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 108 ------------------------------------------ 214 52 351 35 560 14 444

TransportationmHighways 94 --------------------------- 245 121 841 151 2 441 55 1 840

Public safety:

Police protection 18 --------------------------------- 50 28 203 120 2 137 140 4 889

Fire protection 147 ----------------------------------- 257 29 198 27 338 22 771

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 138 ----------------------------------------- 323 80 551 118 1 807 58 2 037

Government administration 48 -------------------------- 146 108 768 173 2 687 100 3 332

Utilities 60 -------------------------------------------- 159 60 415 50 693 22 731

Water supply only 59 -------------------------------- 154 61 417 44 609 20 680

Other and unallocable 154 ------------------------------ 338 108 729 129 1 959 66 2 189

NEW MEXICO

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – 7 102 13 483

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 13 ----------------------------------- 23 10 67 6 80 1 39

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – 2 13 – – – –

Health 26 ------------------------------------------ 48 5 33 2 31 1 25

TransportationmHighways 15 --------------------------- 28 17 122 24 371 18 657

Public safety:

Police protection 8 --------------------------------- 22 12 92 30 500 16 533 Fire protection 18 ----------------------------------- 37 4 24 9 144 2 70 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 29 ----------------------------------------- 63 12 79 16 239 7 223 Government administration 13 -------------------------- 35 12 81 22 362 24 804 Utilities 27 -------------------------------------------- 58 13 82 10 147 6 200 Water supply only 26 -------------------------------- 53 15 96 12 173 4 134 Other and unallocable 61 ------------------------------ 123 21 161 31 532 20 709

NEW YORK

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 6 ---------------------------------------- 15 1 7 12 183 34 1 374

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 52 ----------------------------------- 98 13 85 16 214 4 135

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 3––––––

Health 100 ------------------------------------------ 141 15 109 7 94 7 282

TransportationmHighways 123 --------------------------- 351 357 2 459 245 3 377 82 2 882

Public safety:

Police protection 91 --------------------------------- 184 72 490 99 1 608 83 2 845

Fire protection 169 ----------------------------------- 289 70 462 54 756 30 1 072

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 213 ----------------------------------------- 471 91 599 82 1 320 38 1 310

Government administration 289 -------------------------- 726 232 1 505 192 2 893 64 2 141

Utilities 178 -------------------------------------------- 386 73 489 62 991 26 904

Water supply only 187 -------------------------------- 403 67 442 59 914 18 588

Other and unallocable 459 ------------------------------ 1 019 356 2 374 224 3 290 61 2 099

NORTH CAROLINA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 5 ----------------------------------- 11 1 5 11 188 22 898

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 16 ------------------------------------------ 29 7 47 8 137 19 734

TransportationmHighways 56 --------------------------- 151 47 299 40 595 16 538

Public safety:

Police protection 18 --------------------------------- 44 29 192 104 1 720 63 2 233

Fire protection 65 ----------------------------------- 155 36 243 28 425 12 455

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 54 ----------------------------------------- 139 64 427 78 1 220 45 1 557

Government administration 65 -------------------------- 154 60 390 77 1 199 50 1 733

Utilities 78 -------------------------------------------- 202 69 442 44 680 19 622

Water supply only 79 -------------------------------- 199 76 489 38 615 19 632

Other and unallocable 195 ------------------------------ 429 107 720 159 2 440 69 2 376

258 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

NEW HAMPSHIRE

27 1 899 28 4 094 16 3 889 17 9 276

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: – – 4 555 3 697 3 1 029 Public welfare – – – – – – – – Hospitals

1 59 – – – – – – Health

1 91 1 141 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

6 392 1 195 1 243 – – Police protection

2 119 1 159 1 234 – – Fire protection

1 66 1 121 – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 3 232 – – – – – – Government administration

– – 1 183 – – – – Utilities

1 90 – – – – – – Water supply only

3 174 4 543 – – 1 336 Other and unallocable

NEW JERSEY

110 7 987 113 16 058 86 20 879 153 107 496

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

2 109 4 542 3 721 14 8 850 Public welfare

– – – – – – 76 672 Hospitals

12 878 6 811 3 683 – – Health

19 1 341 14 1 859 2 505 2 1 232 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

73 4 999 42 5 848 9 2 070 11 6 704 Police protection

14 997 17 2 285 4 1 098 3 1 689 Fire protection

20 1 327 11 1 517 3 760 2 1 048

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

25 1 608 14 2 017 1 214 17 11 488 Government administration

2 127 4 623 2 543 1 339 Utilities

2 127 3 424 2 543 – – Water supply only

48 3 462 21 2 668 6 1 446 22 16 980 Other and unallocable

NEW MEXICO

18 1 281 17 2 390 6 1 465 30 31 772

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – 1 132 – – – – Public welfare

2 145 2 353 – – 3 1 764 Hospitals

1 64 1 114 – – – – Health

4 257 1 134 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 10 708 3 327 2 401 2 1 429 Police protection

8 590 – – – – 1 527 Fire protection

3 221 – – – – 1 694

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 8 518 3 373 1 299 2 1 115 Government administration 2 127 1 156 1 229 1 561 Utilities

1 54 1 143 1 244 – – Water supply only

8 653 8 1 163 3 755 1 1 599 Other and unallocable

NEW YORK

95 7 204 206 31 140 123 30 203 267 317 089

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

5 371 9 1 365 10 2 496 29 50 360 Public welfare

1 50 – – 2 428 9 64 949 Hospitals

22 1 452 16 2 282 4 951 9 12 952 Health

39 2 781 22 3 028 5 1 233 7 16 117 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

61 4 220 23 3 185 5 1 162 11 47 746 Police protection

16 1 173 9 1 453 1 268 5 15 024 Fire protection

23 1 607 14 1 760 4 1 029 8 16 932

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

44 2 997 25 3 313 10 2 412 11 21 249 Government administration

11 762 7 1 037 1 260 3 52 908 Utilities

7 499 5 769 1 260 2 3 487 Water supply only

45 3 247 33 4 774 13 3 025 28 76 638 Other and unallocable

NORTH CAROLINA

– – 5 777 6 1 399 89 149 422

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

26 1 828 28 3 903 6 1 435 8 3 732 Public welfare

– – 6 975 3 673 10 14 751 Hospitals

24 1 794 22 3 092 8 1 904 8 4 747 Health

7 464 3 476 – – 1 421 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

43 2 983 16 2 200 5 1 180 6 3 376 Police protection

13 900 7 1 000 2 494 3 1 542 Fire protection

15 987 6 740 3 754 4 2 072

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

32 2 055 11 1 541 3 664 4 1 571 Government administration

16 1 101 7 977 2 493 2 729 Utilities

6 438 4 573 1 283 – – Water supply only

57 4 071 39 5 274 4 931 15 8 676 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 259
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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

NORTH DAKOTA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education 26 ---------------------------------------- 47 24 163 86 1 544 76 2 627 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 6 ----------------------------------- 19 19 120 18 251 6 230 Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- ––––––– Health 13 ------------------------------------------ 24 7 45 3 61 1 40 TransportationmHighways 55 --------------------------- 88 22 150 28 414 12 352 Public safety:

Police protection 63 --------------------------------- 144 17 112 12 191 8 242 Fire protection 6 ----------------------------------- 6 4 23 1 11 1 46 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 28 ----------------------------------------- 52 3 18 7 112 1 40 Government administration 51 -------------------------- 88 13 96 40 579 11 379 Utilities 36 -------------------------------------------- 64 2 13 5 61 3 112 Water supply only 37 -------------------------------- 65 – – 5 61 4 132 Other and unallocable 251 ------------------------------ 471 43 283 27 387 9 340

OHIO

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 2 ---------------------------------------- 6 – – 2 23 13 526

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 24 ----------------------------------- 40 6 44 2 39 11 414

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 61 ------------------------------------------ 116 28 203 28 482 25 890

TransportationmHighways 424 --------------------------- 861 144 910 101 1 540 72 2 486

Public safety:

Police protection 65 --------------------------------- 142 75 504 160 2 613 128 4 495

Fire protection 105 ----------------------------------- 205 48 322 95 1 585 71 2 447

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 139 ----------------------------------------- 323 62 419 90 1 452 36 1 267

Government administration 373 -------------------------- 749 116 754 99 1 535 70 2 467

Utilities 115 -------------------------------------------- 277 53 370 65 1 075 27 970

Water supply only 117 -------------------------------- 278 59 407 64 1 010 18 601

Other and unallocable 998 ------------------------------ 1 918 360 2 319 270 4 177 97 3 375

OKLAHOMA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 2 ---------------------------------------- 8 37 243 89 1 369 160 6 097

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 18 ----------------------------------- 36 3 20 3 42 4 125

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 2 76

Health 43 ------------------------------------------ 89 18 129 7 96 5 190

TransportationmHighways 63 --------------------------- 138 33 235 28 446 46 1 738

Public safety:

Police protection 36 --------------------------------- 65 54 386 91 1 292 28 989 Fire protection 31 ----------------------------------- 65 22 140 29 439 20 679 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 66 ----------------------------------------- 142 22 142 31 450 11 366 Government administration 76 -------------------------- 170 33 232 62 1 027 45 1 496 Utilities 180 -------------------------------------------- 373 52 331 27 397 15 505 Water supply only 189 -------------------------------- 391 53 335 25 381 11 377 Other and unallocable 290 ------------------------------ 600 111 749 129 1 938 26 865

OREGON

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 32 ---------------------------------------- 74 30 210 45 717 49 1 709

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 17 ----------------------------------- 33 6 35 2 34 – –

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 2 84

Health 10 ------------------------------------------ 23 3 26 11 162 6 240

TransportationmHighways 49 --------------------------- 98 25 159 25 390 15 521

Public safety:

Police protection 15 --------------------------------- 36 22 141 47 760 25 790

Fire protection 69 ----------------------------------- 130 21 145 22 308 14 479

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 84 ----------------------------------------- 166 26 168 21 292 3 86

Government administration 36 -------------------------- 87 35 226 34 564 13 472

Utilities 100 -------------------------------------------- 189 37 252 20 298 11 360

Water supply only 98 -------------------------------- 188 38 259 19 296 4 121

Other and unallocable 181 ------------------------------ 331 83 550 67 1 053 33 1 153

PENNSYLVANIA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 3 105

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 8 ----------------------------------- 14 4 29 4 63 5 189

Hospitals 2 ---------------------------------------- 3––––––

Health 52 ------------------------------------------ 88 11 76 16 228 11 347

TransportationmHighways 616 --------------------------- 1 644 293 1 883 137 1 911 20 701

Public safety:

Police protection 191 --------------------------------- 473 230 1 554 221 3 423 74 2 421

Fire protection 69 ----------------------------------- 120 24 163 25 423 7 258

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 442 ----------------------------------------- 993 136 896 108 1 644 39 1 344

Government administration 600 -------------------------- 1 271 185 1 215 109 1 529 14 445

Utilities 245 -------------------------------------------- 515 82 540 61 839 26 823

Water supply only 241 -------------------------------- 506 73 477 50 676 19 603

Other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------ 061 2 263 299 1 958 163 2 422 76 2 712

260 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

NORTH DAKOTA

36 2 395 11 1 430 4 1 082 7 4 686

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 4 302 – – – – – – Public welfare

– – – – – – – – Hospitals

1 64 – – – – – – Health

1 56 – – – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

2 157 2 216 – – – – Police protection

3 214 – – – – – – Fire protection

3 205 – – – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 3 205 – – – – – – Government administration

1 58 – – – – – – Utilities

– – – – – – – – Water supply only

9 586 1 105 – – – – Other and unallocable

OHIO

112 8 847 259 37 095 117 28 587 157 122 048

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

21 1 499 21 3 043 11 2 700 17 14 677 Public welfare

1 61 5 699 6 1 380 10 12 048 Hospitals

17 1 248 15 2 102 5 1 150 14 10 330 Health

33 2 156 9 1 437 3 723 3 1 342 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

57 3 757 21 2 715 4 901 9 8 255 Police protection

25 1 705 9 1 098 – – 6 4 144 Fire protection

18 1 140 6 690 2 542 6 4 061

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

49 3 364 18 2 496 10 2 291 17 12 760 Government administration

18 1 303 3 373 3 764 10 8 824 Utilities

9 622 2 273 1 256 5 3 122 Water supply only

73 5 069 34 4 666 13 3 095 28 20 091 Other and unallocable

OKLAHOMA

163 11 402 87 12 283 24 5 868 38 34 626

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – – – – – – – Public welfare

19 1 374 6 720 5 1 240 7 4 785 Hospitals

1 99 2 368 – – – – Health

24 1 469 2 300 – – 2 889 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 9 660 6 830 1 296 2 2 069 Police protection 7 523 3 349 – – 2 1 606 Fire protection

8 498 2 247 2 512 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 10 671 1 111 – – 4 1 476 Government administration 4 300 – – – – 2 970 Utilities

– – – – – – 2 791 Water supply only

20 1 367 10 1 146 2 479 4 3 499 Other and unallocable

OREGON

50 3 618 45 6 152 30 7 266 50 41 135

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – 2 239 – – 1 373 Public welfare

7 501 5 842 – – 1 637 Hospitals

9 639 5 702 2 437 1 900 Health

8 490 6 843 3 685 1 528 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

13 970 6 902 1 259 2 1 421 Police protection

9 584 1 138 2 513 1 746 Fire protection

4 324 1 127 – – 1 491

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

14 1 009 7 957 3 651 4 1 523 Government administration

4 274 3 373 1 231 3 2 716 Utilities

2 143 1 156 – – 1 476 Water supply only

13 879 10 1 358 3 737 9 5 548 Other and unallocable

PENNSYLVANIA

36 2 952 157 23 485 120 29 482 191 136 510

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

3 265 10 1 588 6 1 583 23 17 747 Public welfare

– – – – – – 1 346 Hospitals

9 570 6 782 1 203 3 2 299 Health

6 380 – – – – 4 2 319 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

32 2 177 13 1 838 4 957 3 9 509 Police protection

6 369 7 848 1 204 2 3 252 Fire protection

12 869 4 536 1 270 2 3 154

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

24 1 694 14 2 154 6 1 388 17 16 323 Government administration

13 981 9 1 118 1 237 3 13 134 Utilities

6 431 5 640 1 237 1 1 077 Water supply only

47 3 215 28 3 846 7 1 713 19 19 353 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 261
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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

RHODE ISLAND

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 1 26 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 18 ----------------------------------- 31 1 7 3 43 1 48 Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- ––––––– Health 13 ------------------------------------------ 15 2 11 1 12 – – TransportationmHighways 5 --------------------------- 9 5 35 17 267 9 307 Public safety:

Police protection 1 --------------------------------- 1 1 9 11 187 13 495 Fire protection 10 ----------------------------------- 26 8 51 8 112 7 239 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 14 ----------------------------------------- 31 7 50 8 127 3 100 Government administration – -------------------------- – 2 14 20 302 12 382 Utilities 4 -------------------------------------------- 12 6 37 5 74 5 166 Water supply only 5 -------------------------------- 14 6 37 4 60 5 166 Other and unallocable 16 ------------------------------ 30 16 106 16 231 11 429

SOUTH CAROLINA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 1 25

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 23 ----------------------------------- 56 5 36 4 68 2 74

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 10 – –

Health 7 ------------------------------------------ 11 4 29 5 83 12 438

TransportationmHighways 19 --------------------------- 48 20 144 31 477 16 554

Public safety:

Police protection 17 --------------------------------- 39 15 106 42 673 39 1 365

Fire protection 39 ----------------------------------- 81 20 143 33 509 16 548

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 27 ----------------------------------------- 74 27 171 52 855 27 838

Government administration 44 -------------------------- 93 31 211 23 354 24 879

Utilities 44 -------------------------------------------- 109 37 256 34 543 12 396

Water supply only 44 -------------------------------- 109 36 246 31 467 10 332

Other and unallocable 105 ------------------------------ 205 43 300 80 1 222 27 981

SOUTH DAKOTA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 2 ---------------------------------------- 5 2 12 17 309 63 2 340

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 40 ----------------------------------- 69 1 9 2 27 2 66

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – 2 41 4 127

Health 55 ------------------------------------------ 89 3 20 2 35 1 29

TransportationmHighways 103 --------------------------- 163 22 158 49 742 5 168

Public safety:

Police protection 89 --------------------------------- 188 29 201 15 219 6 173 Fire protection 10 ----------------------------------- 17 1 5 2 29 3 106 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 49 ----------------------------------------- 72 8 54 7 117 2 55 Government administration 86 -------------------------- 158 22 169 42 614 7 226 Utilities 70 -------------------------------------------- 128 7 44 8 101 2 75 Water supply only 67 -------------------------------- 109 7 43 7 79 2 64 Other and unallocable 235 ------------------------------ 428 47 271 27 434 9 321

TENNESSEE

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 20 3 127

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 34 ----------------------------------- 66 4 25 2 22 – –

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 31 ------------------------------------------ 60 8 51 25 347 15 481

TransportationmHighways 33 --------------------------- 80 26 181 60 945 57 2 102

Public safety:

Police protection 17 --------------------------------- 43 24 169 92 1 473 53 1 753

Fire protection 31 ----------------------------------- 79 20 129 27 429 20 677

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 53 ----------------------------------------- 120 50 334 57 906 24 791

Government administration 49 -------------------------- 127 42 269 60 967 38 1 293

Utilities 110 -------------------------------------------- 251 65 425 45 658 28 982

Water supply only 116 -------------------------------- 268 71 469 50 739 13 413

Other and unallocable 176 ------------------------------ 369 126 842 136 2 112 41 1 424

TEXAS

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 8 ---------------------------------------- 19 27 188 73 1 128 146 5 521

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 121 ----------------------------------- 234 17 110 15 235 5 218

Hospitals 2 ---------------------------------------- 4 2 10 4 88 26 1 079

Health 137 ------------------------------------------ 268 45 300 28 466 26 842

TransportationmHighways 141 --------------------------- 359 135 931 152 2 323 80 2 586

Public safety:

Police protection 82 --------------------------------- 198 82 577 211 3 348 124 4 231

Fire protection 94 ----------------------------------- 206 42 290 54 868 41 1 482

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 202 ----------------------------------------- 455 113 739 82 1 237 39 1 372

Government administration 155 -------------------------- 418 135 896 155 2 504 100 3 583

Utilities 237 -------------------------------------------- 525 158 1 046 132 1 994 38 1 265

Water supply only 241 -------------------------------- 547 164 1 086 127 1 934 33 1 143

Other and unallocable 644 ------------------------------ 1 320 302 2 040 335 5 065 139 4 787

262 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Employment-Size Group, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

RHODE ISLAND

3 196 6 940 7 1 850 20 13 889

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: – – – – – – – – Public welfare

– – – – – – – – Hospitals

– – – – – – – – Health

2 105 – – – – 1 309 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

6 407 5 731 1 227 1 522 Police protection

5 389 4 579 1 218 1 557 Fire protection

1 52 – – – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 3 265 1 113 – – 1 558 Government administration

2 107 1 167 – – – – Utilities

2 107 1 167 – – – – Water supply only

1 72 5 673 – – 1 602 Other and unallocable

SOUTH CAROLINA

1 75 16 2 411 9 2 283 64 69 355

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – 1 167 – – – – Public welfare

2 131 7 1 042 – – 12 11 451 Hospitals

7 481 4 523 – – – – Health

11 762 1 139 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

18 1 283 11 1 416 2 439 5 1 698 Police protection

11 754 1 150 1 209 1 302 Fire protection

12 821 7 1 004 – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

15 1 017 12 1 717 2 559 4 1 622 Government administration

8 578 5 759 – – 1 462 Utilities

– – 3 529 – – 1 460 Water supply only

29 2 101 13 1 722 3 706 6 2 586 Other and unallocable

SOUTH DAKOTA

58 3 876 17 2 301 6 1 503 8 5 430

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

2 109 – – – – – – Public welfare

2 184 1 181 – – – – Hospitals

– – – – – – – – Health

– – 1 130 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

3 172 2 298 – – – – Police protection

– – 1 165 – – – – Fire protection

2 113 – – – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 4 338 – – – – – – Government administration

3 247 – – – – – – Utilities

1 85 – – – – – – Water supply only

5 350 4 555 – – – – Other and unallocable

TENNESSEE

10 673 31 4 795 14 3 523 79 76 519

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

7 576 2 262 2 411 3 2 288 Public welfare

2 130 9 1 332 5 1 260 10 11 834 Hospitals

4 271 1 171 – – 3 1 617 Health

29 1 799 7 943 2 554 – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

22 1 384 6 822 2 453 5 4 690 Police protection

8 537 4 587 – – 4 3 311 Fire protection

7 460 – – – – 4 2 941

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

23 1 486 8 1 043 1 230 4 3 310 Government administration

20 1 399 8 1 024 2 405 5 6 093 Utilities

5 326 2 202 1 240 2 853 Water supply only

22 1 366 11 1 576 4 992 10 9 456 Other and unallocable

TEXAS

218 15 703 219 30 893 118 28 695 280 378 065

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

9 561 3 454 1 243 2 893 Public welfare

40 2 867 29 4 046 5 1 248 24 33 109 Hospitals

22 1 535 15 2 325 5 1 119 14 8 179 Health

44 2 988 17 2 357 5 1 122 5 3 227 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

64 4 241 28 4 120 16 3 951 17 22 946 Police protection

25 1 705 18 2 655 6 1 478 7 8 408 Fire protection

21 1 504 18 2 425 2 451 7 7 433

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

56 3 978 27 3 672 11 2 766 16 15 506 Government administration

21 1 401 15 2 099 3 813 15 21 082 Utilities

19 1 331 12 1 527 – – 6 4 947 Water supply only

108 7 601 54 7 332 17 4 072 36 35 702 Other and unallocable

GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS 263
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[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

UTAH

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 24 1 37 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 8 ----------------------------------- 14 7 42 – – 1 33 Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – – – 3 123 Health 23 ------------------------------------------ 42 7 49 6 84 – – TransportationmHighways 55 --------------------------- 102 17 107 24 365 13 430 Public safety:

Police protection 17 --------------------------------- 46 19 132 30 491 15 526 Fire protection 27 ----------------------------------- 44 2 13 8 139 7 247 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 41 ----------------------------------------- 76 16 106 16 253 6 235 Government administration 34 -------------------------- 87 29 188 24 352 18 608 Utilities 58 -------------------------------------------- 118 23 150 14 236 6 210 Water supply only 63 -------------------------------- 120 25 162 8 134 4 131 Other and unallocable 114 ------------------------------ 224 38 246 35 539 27 950

VERMONT

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 14 ---------------------------------------- 41 35 238 58 941 56 1 971

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ----------------------------------- 4––––––

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 9 ------------------------------------------ 11 1 6 1 10 – –

TransportationmHighways 120 --------------------------- 315 34 216 12 175 4 118

Public safety:

Police protection 18 --------------------------------- 29 22 136 12 191 7 240

Fire protection 17 ----------------------------------- 29 3 21 6 86 2 66

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 69 ----------------------------------------- 129 10 62 4 51 2 50

Government administration 114 -------------------------- 229 33 219 13 180 2 73

Utilities 28 -------------------------------------------- 55 7 49 9 112 2 53

Water supply only 31 -------------------------------- 55 5 38 3 31 2 56

Other and unallocable 99 ------------------------------ 229 35 223 13 195 – –

VIRGINIA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –19––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ----------------------------------- 3 10 73 37 621 26 863

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 56 ------------------------------------------ 104 7 46 4 56 3 93

TransportationmHighways 12 --------------------------- 24 15 109 31 517 17 613

Public safety:

Police protection 9 --------------------------------- 21 11 77 68 1 100 52 1 745 Fire protection 23 ----------------------------------- 39 10 68 12 203 7 270 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 47 ----------------------------------------- 123 36 250 55 902 20 693 Government administration 17 -------------------------- 38 17 112 65 1 137 44 1 502 Utilities 33 -------------------------------------------- 74 23 169 30 451 12 460 Water supply only 31 -------------------------------- 71 26 194 32 473 13 510 Other and unallocable 95 ------------------------------ 198 50 338 91 1 487 47 1 603

WASHINGTON

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education 6 ---------------------------------------- 20 15 109 29 528 43 1 562

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 8 ----------------------------------- 16 1 6 6 94 4 134

Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 1 – – – – 3 94

Health 17 ------------------------------------------ 34 13 90 13 218 7 229

TransportationmHighways 57 --------------------------- 143 26 169 22 320 16 538

Public safety:

Police protection 10 --------------------------------- 27 20 153 57 898 30 1 095

Fire protection 93 ----------------------------------- 167 42 287 46 741 29 1 015

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 80 ----------------------------------------- 176 41 290 35 574 7 251

Government administration 26 -------------------------- 66 29 182 40 664 25 925

Utilities 89 -------------------------------------------- 210 37 256 45 698 19 639

Water supply only 93 -------------------------------- 222 40 274 38 567 9 289

Other and unallocable 160 ------------------------------ 323 86 557 93 1 419 43 1 484

WEST VIRGINIA

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 2 ----------------------------------- 3––––––

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- –––––––

Health 12 ------------------------------------------ 31 14 98 15 228 8 293

TransportationmHighways 37 --------------------------- 79 16 99 14 203 5 211

Public safety:

Police protection 46 --------------------------------- 105 31 204 43 641 10 347

Fire protection 12 ----------------------------------- 32 11 75 8 120 8 280

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 83 ----------------------------------------- 190 41 268 17 266 5 187

Government administration 39 -------------------------- 77 22 137 32 554 20 685

Utilities 115 -------------------------------------------- 260 37 236 28 400 7 253

Water supply only 117 -------------------------------- 267 34 217 21 288 4 140

Other and unallocable 82 ------------------------------ 189 56 384 68 1 065 21 776

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Employment-Size Group, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

UTAH

4 295 8 1 147 1 213 25 33 004

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 2 136 2 309 – – – – Public welfare

3 177 – – 1 247 1 426 Hospitals

2 147 1 103 1 241 1 413 Health

– – – – 2 427 – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

8 601 3 373 – – 2 930 Police protection

3 175 1 127 1 212 1 375 Fire protection

2 140 – – 1 201 – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 6 380 3 481 – – 1 708 Government administration

5 305 2 271 1 226 1 1 052 Utilities 2 111 1 102 1 226 – – Water supply only

10 632 6 799 1 246 2 1 811 Other and unallocable

VERMONT

45 3 046 26 3 612 5 1 265 5 1 977

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – – – – – – – Public welfare

– – – – – – – – Hospitals

– – – – – – – – Health

– – – – – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

– – 1 120 – – – – Police protection

1 66 – – – – – – Fire protection

––––––––

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

– – – – – – – – Government administration

1 51 1 194 – – – – Utilities

– – – – – – – – Water supply only

– – 1 141 – – – – Other and unallocable

VIRGINIA

4 275 18 2 756 17 4 268 94 132 516

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

16 994 6 836 6 1 361 6 3 387 Public welfare

– – – – – – 54 785 Hospitals

3 204 6 1 062 3 697 2 1 326 Health

8 557 3 428 4 941 2 635 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 20 1 323 8 1 006 1 299 13 7 351 Police protection 7 473 3 414 6 1 453 8 3 763 Fire protection

7 443 8 1 018 7 1 823 4 2 174

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 19 1 309 12 1 652 4 1 037 9 5 318 Government administration 13 853 8 1 094 2 516 4 1 886 Utilities 5 331 5 651 1 259 3 1 079 Water supply only 31 2 239 11 1 538 5 1 163 17 18 944 Other and unallocable

WASHINGTON

58 4 326 44 6 182 23 5 520 77 71 748

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

5 365 1 134 1 268 – – Public welfare

16 1 142 10 1 434 4 969 6 4 888 Hospitals

8 537 2 294 1 207 2 1 622 Health

19 1 270 10 1 318 1 257 4 2 101 TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

17 1 103 11 1 385 3 759 5 3 741 Police protection

14 972 8 1 064 – – 3 1 757 Fire protection

5 406 2 213 2 552 3 1 216

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

21 1 459 9 1 178 4 1 007 9 6 659 Government administration

11 720 9 1 262 1 248 11 12 997 Utilities

2 108 3 483 – – 1 546 Water supply only

40 2 671 15 2 237 11 2 615 14 10 857 Other and unallocable

WEST VIRGINIA

– – 61 062 10 2 535 39 35 611

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – – – – – – – Public welfare

2 179 2 274 2 551 2 2 359 Hospitals

1 75 2 273 – – – – Health

2 103 1 153 – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

7 460 2 293 – – – – Police protection

1 69 3 354 – – – – Fire protection

4 260 1 138 – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

18 1 211 1 106 1 220 – – Government administration

1 53 2 269 – – – – Utilities

1 53 1 112 – – – – Water supply only

8 552 3 365 2 558 1 527 Other and unallocable

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Table 20. Distribution of Local Governments and Full-Time Equivalent Employment by

[For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)

1 to 4 5 to 9 10 to 24 25 to 49

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

WISCONSIN

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education 1 ---------------------------------------- 2 5 39 16 247 31 1 210 Social services and income maintenance: Public welfare 16 ----------------------------------- 30 7 47 3 71 15 480 Hospitals 1 ---------------------------------------- 1 – – 2 24 – – Health 25 ------------------------------------------ 43 14 81 29 491 23 842 TransportationmHighways 247 --------------------------- 494 67 453 53 745 45 1 652 Public safety:

Police protection 46 --------------------------------- 94 47 322 85 1 417 60 1 986 Fire protection 65 ----------------------------------- 121 7 49 21 343 18 590 Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 157 ----------------------------------------- 327 44 287 31 498 10 341 Government administration 175 -------------------------- 352 62 403 52 762 36 1 212 Utilities 79 -------------------------------------------- 170 34 220 31 486 4 136 Water supply only 95 -------------------------------- 206 28 172 22 333 6 190 Other and unallocable 1 ------------------------------ 025 1 843 187 1 232 162 2 465 45 1 484

WYOMING

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 18 3 112

Social services and income maintenance:

Public welfare 3 ----------------------------------- 4 1 7 1 13 1 32

Hospitals – ---------------------------------------- – – – 1 13 2 82

Health 20 ------------------------------------------ 40 4 22 7 119 – –

TransportationmHighways 19 --------------------------- 37 11 78 21 300 7 223

Public safety:

Police protection 12 --------------------------------- 25 7 48 27 433 8 283

Fire protection 16 ----------------------------------- 29 2 14 4 60 2 85

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation 25 ----------------------------------------- 50 15 108 6 84 3 103

Government administration 28 -------------------------- 59 7 49 21 384 6 225

Utilities 34 -------------------------------------------- 59 15 108 7 94 – –

Water supply only 38 -------------------------------- 70 11 81 5 58 – –

Other and unallocable 102 ------------------------------ 196 24 165 25 432 7 250

Note: Government administration includes the functions of " Financial administration" , " Judicial and legal" , and " Other government administration" .

266 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
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Employment-Size Group, Function, and State: October 1992mCon.

Item

Employment-size groups (full-time equivalent employment)mCon.

50 to 99 100 to 199 200 to 299 300 and over

Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment Governments

Full-time

equivalent

employment

WISCONSIN

135 9 860 128 18 002 50 12 311 75 60 266

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher education

Social services and income maintenance: 11 701 13 1 996 15 3 690 9 5 489 Public welfare 4 273 7 987 – – 6 5 803 Hospitals 9 573 5 610 – – 2 707 Health

35 2 365 9 1 118 – – 1 702 TransportationmHighways

Public safety: 21 1 458 19 2 429 3 791 3 3 252 Police protection 12 895 4 509 2 481 1 1 141 Fire protection

5 386 4 529 1 240 2 1 208

Environment and housingmSewerage and other sanitation 25 1 628 12 1 553 1 201 4 2 306 Government administration 9 574 4 503 – – 3 2 298 Utilities 3 176 1 115 – – 1 462 Water supply only

33 2 320 16 2 122 8 1 889 6 6 015 Other and unallocable

WYOMING

11 867 16 2 458 11 2 818 13 9 255

Education servicesmElementary, secondary, and higher

education

Social services and income maintenance:

– – – – – – – – Public welfare

5 359 3 374 2 491 5 1 817 Hospitals

– – – – – – – – Health

2 110 – – – – – – TransportationmHighways

Public safety:

7 474 – – – – – – Police protection

2 167 – – – – – – Fire protection

– – 1 100 – – – –

Environment and housingmSewerage and other

sanitation

7 453 – – – – – – Government administration

2 117 – – – – – – Utilities

2 117 – – – – – – Water supply only

2 139 7 968 – – – – Other and unallocable

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Table 21. Special District Government Employment and Payrolls by Employment-Size Group

and Function: October 1992

[Detail may not add to total because of rounding. For meaning of abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text]

Item

Employment-size group (number of full-time employees)

Total 100 or more 50 to 99 25 to 49 10 to 24 1 to 9

No full-time

employees

Special districts ----------------------------------------------------------- 31 555 682 591 875 1 746 8 065 19 596

Employees --------------------------------------------------------------- 648 341 442 202 56 586 42 971 38 433 46 793 21 356

Full-time --------------------------------------------------------------- 497 365 373 110 40 926 30 633 26 541 26 155 –

Part-time -------------------------------------------------------------- 150 976 69 092 15 660 12 338 11 892 20 638 21 356

Full-time equivalent employment 561 ---------------------------------- 254 412 922 47 985 35 499 30 814 31 618 2 416

Education servicesmlibraries 18 ----------------------------------------------- 864 7 847 2 589 2 398 2 772 3 107 151

Social services:

Hospitals -------------------------------------------------------------- 176 145 158 592 12 366 4 453 662 53 19

Health----------------------------------------------------------------- 13 644 8 154 2 251 984 1 109 1 098 48

Transportation:

Highways -------------------------------------------------------------- 7 822 6 576 181 247 336 461 21

Air transportation ------------------------------------------------------- 8 629 6 283 970 727 371 270 8

Water transport and terminals 4 -------------------------------------------- 113 2 478 597 423 405 206 4

Public safetymFire protection 20 ----------------------------------------------- 220 6 422 2 982 3 866 3 339 3 124 487

Environment and housing:

Natural resources------------------------------------------------------- 16 354 6 571 1 958 1 402 1 757 4 216 450

Parks and recreation 22 ---------------------------------------------------- 485 9 394 4 829 3 174 2 904 2 023 161

Housing and community development 51 ------------------------------------ 163 24 753 6 858 6 063 6 870 6 213 406

Sewerage-------------------------------------------------------------- 27 526 17 886 2 693 2 158 2 431 2 234 124

Sanitation other than sewerage 3 ------------------------------------------ 537 1 393 669 551 516 405 3

Utilities------------------------------------------------------------------- 167 409 142 814 6 326 6 128 5 551 6 226 364

Water supply----------------------------------------------------------- 31 057 14 000 3 079 3 731 4 141 5 749 357

Electric power---------------------------------------------------------- 25 000 22 413 1 173 707 590 116 1

Gas supply ------------------------------------------------------------ 2 833 2 010 141 461 163 57 1

Transit ---------------------------------------------------------------- 108 519 104 391 1 933 1 229 657 304 5

Other and unallocable 23 ----------------------------------------------------- 343 13 759 2 716 2 925 1 791 1 982 170

October payrolls (thousands dollars) 1 ------------------------------ 414 241 1 110 459 103 658 76 254 62 896 56 941 4 034

Education servicesmLibraries 27 ----------------------------------------------- 436 10 413 4 406 4 125 4 179 4 132 182

Social services:

Hospitals -------------------------------------------------------------- 397 434 365 216 22 549 8 344 1 162 117 46

Health----------------------------------------------------------------- 27 696 17 309 4 177 2 060 2 272 1 794 84

Transportation:

Highways -------------------------------------------------------------- 27 161 24 916 302 552 598 748 45

Air transportation ------------------------------------------------------- 27 452 22 596 2 075 1 477 817 466 21

Water transport and terminals 12 -------------------------------------------- 231 8 453 1 548 935 862 433 –

Public safetymFire protection 55 ----------------------------------------------- 906 18 415 9 583 11 230 8 853 6 931 894

Environment and housing:

Natural resources------------------------------------------------------- 33 346 14 429 4 940 2 667 3 536 7 146 629

Parks and recreation 44 ---------------------------------------------------- 182 21 537 8 738 5 797 4 666 3 253 191

Housing and community development 104 ------------------------------------ 590 55 286 13 783 11 597 12 468 10 839 617

Sewerage-------------------------------------------------------------- 80 577 56 607 7 498 5 540 5 870 4 805 256

Sanitation other than sewerage 7 ------------------------------------------ 995 3 429 1 517 1 202 1 081 748 18

Utilities------------------------------------------------------------------- 507 593 451 248 16 617 14 854 12 481 11 707 686

Water supply----------------------------------------------------------- 84 303 45 996 8 330 9 323 9 358 10 621 676

Electric power---------------------------------------------------------- 87 652 79 849 3 673 2 134 1 617 376 3

Gas supply ------------------------------------------------------------ 7 057 5 286 344 964 367 95 1

Transit ---------------------------------------------------------------- 328 580 320 117 4 270 2 433 1 139 615 7

Other and unallocable 60 ----------------------------------------------------- 642 40 604 5 925 5 876 4 050 3 822 365

Average October earnings, full-time employees (dollars) 2 ----------- 603 2 745 2 287 2 268 2 169 1 898 –

268 EMPLOYMENT-SIZE GROUPS GOVERNMENTSmPUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
Appendix A.

Definition of Selected Terms

An understanding of the terms used in this report is

necessary to interpret the statistical findings properly.

These terms are grouped in the following categories:

Government Units and Types of Governments and Government Functions.

GOVERNMENT UNITS AND TYPES OF

GOVERNMENTS

Government Units. A government is an organized entity

whose governmental character is evidenced by popular

election of the officials or their appointment by public

officials, a high degree of public accountability, and the

power to raise revenue to provide authorized services. In

addition, a governmental unit must have sufficient discretion in the management of its own affairs to distinguish it

from the administrative structure of any other government

unit.1

Federal Government. The term Federal, as used in this

report, encompasses all civilian employees and payrolls of

the U.S. Government, but excludes the uniformed employees and payrolls of the armed forces. District of Columbia

data are excluded from this category and included with

data for municipal governments.

State Governments. Refers to the governments of the 50

States which constitute the United States.

TYPES OF GOVERNMENTS

The Bureau of the Census recognizes five basic types of

local governments. Of these five types, three are general

purpose governments—county and subcounty general purpose (municipal and township) governments. The other two

types are special purpose governments—school district

governments and special district governments. These types

of governments are briefly described as follows:

1. County governments—Organized local governments

authorized in State constitutions and statutes and

established to provide general government; includes

those governments designated as boroughs in Alaska,

as parishes in Louisiana, and as counties in other

States.

2. Subcounty general purpose governments—This category include municipal and township governments.

Municipal and township governments are distinguished

primarily by the historical circumstances surrounding

their incorporation.

a. Municipal governments—Organized local governments authorized in State constitutions and statutes

and established to provide general government for

a defined area; includes those governments designated as cities, boroughs (except in Alaska), towns

(except in the six New England States, Minnesota,

New York, and Wisconsin), and villages. This concept corresponds generally to the ‘‘incorporated

places’’ that are recognized in Census Bureau

reporting of population and housing statistics, subject to an important qualification—the count of municipal governments in this report excludes places that

are currently governmentally inactive.

b. Township governments—Organized local governments authorized in State constitutions and statutes

and established to provide general government for

a defined area; includes those governments designated as towns in Connecticut, Maine (including

organized plantations), Massachusetts, Minnesota,

New Hampshire (including organized locations),

New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Wisconsin,

and townships in other States.

3. School district governments—Organized local entities providing public elementary, secondary, and/or

higher education which, under State law, have sufficient administrative and fiscal autonomy to qualify as

separate governments. Excludes ’’dependent public

school systems‘‘ of county, municipal, township, or

State governments.

4. Special district governments—All organized local

entities other than the four categories listed above,

authorized by State law to provide only one or a limited

number of designated functions, and with sufficient

administrative and fiscal autonomy to qualify as separate governments; known by a variety of titles, including districts, authorities, boards, commissions, etc., as

specified in the enabling State legislation.

1

For more detailed information concerning the identification and

classification of governments, see Volume 1, No. 1, Government Organization, of the 1992 Census of Governments.

GOVERNMENTS—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT APPENDIX A A-1
Government Functions

Employment and payrolls of governments are classified

according to the major function or activity of the agency,

office, or other organizational entity in which the individual

is employed. Following is a brief description of each

functional category used in this report:

Air transportation. Operation and support of publicly

operated airport facilities.

All other and unallowable. The use of this classification

varies from table to table in this report; in each tabulation,

however, this classification represents all activities not

individually specified.

Correction. Activities pertaining to the confinement and

correction of adults and minors convicted of criminal offenses.

Pardon, probation, and parole activities are also included

here.

Electric power. Activities associated with the production

or acquisition and distribution of electric power.

Elementary and secondary education. All activities associated with the operation of public elementary and secondary schools and locally operated vocational-technical schools.

Special education programs operated by elementary and

secondary school systems are also included as are all

ancillary services associated with the operation of schools,

such as pupil transportation and food service. Instructional

employees includes not only classroom teachers, but also

principals, supervisors of instruction, librarians, teacher

aides, library aides, and guidance and psychological personnel. Other employees includes all persons not included

as instructional employees (e.g., school superintendents

and other administrative personnel, clerical and secretarial

staffs, plant operation and maintenance personnel, health

and recreation employees, transportation and food service

personnel, and any student employees).

Financial administration. Includes activities concerned

with tax assessment and collection, custody and disbursement of funds, debt management, administration of trust

funds, budgeting, and other government wide financial

management activities. This function is not applied to

school district or special district governments.

Fire protection. Applies to local government fire protection and prevention activities plus any ambulance, rescue,

or other auxiliary services provided by a fire protection

agency. Volunteer firefighters, if remunerated for their

services on a ‘‘per fire’’ or some other basis, are included

as part-time employees. The subcategory of firefighters

shown in this report includes personnel trained and/or

engaged in fire suppression and prevention.

Gas supply. Local government activities associated with

the acquisition of gas supplies and distribution to individual

consumers.

Health. Administration of public health programs, community and visiting nurse services, immunization programs,

drug abuse rehabilitation programs, health and food inspection activities, operation of outpatient clinics, and environmental pollution control activities are included in this classification.

Higher education. Includes local government degree granting institutions which provide academic training above

grade 12. Instructional employees includes persons engaged

in teaching and related academic research.

Highways. Activities associated with the maintenance and

operation of streets, roads, sidewalks, bridges, tunnels, toll

roads, and ferries are included at this function. Snow and

ice removal, street lighting, and highway and traffic engineering activities are also included here.

Hospitals. Includes only government operated medical

care facilities which provide inpatient care. Employees and

payrolls of private corporations which lease and operate

government-owned hospital facilities are excluded.

Housing and community development. The operation

of housing and redevelopment projects and other activities

to promote or aid housing and community development.

Judicial and legal. Includes all court and court related

activities (except probation and parole activities which are

included at the ‘‘Correction’’ function), court activities of

sheriff’s offices, prosecuting attorneys’ and public defender’s

offices, legal departments, and attorneys providing governmentwide legal service.

Libraries. Applies only to libraries operated by local governments for use by the general public. School and law

libraries are included in the ‘‘Elementary and secondary

education’’ or ‘‘Higher education,’’ and ‘‘judicial and legal’’

categories respectively.

National defense and international relations. Includes

activities of the Federal Government associated with national

defense and international relations, including primarily the

Departments of Army, Navy, and Air Force; Department of

State; U.S. Information Agency; and the Defense Logistics

Agency. Defense related activities of State and local governments, including National Guard and civil defense, are

classified at the ’’All other and unallocable‘‘ category.

Natural resources. Activities primarily concerned with

the conservation and development of natural resources—forest

fire prevention and control, flood control, irrigation, drainage, land and forest reclamation, fish and game preservation and control, soil conservation, forestry, agricultural aids

and research, agricultural development and inspection,

and mineral resources activities.

A-2 APPENDIX A GOVERNMENTS—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
Other education. State government activities relating to

the supervision and regulation of public and private elementary and secondary schools; programs and institutions for

training of blind, deaf, and other handicapped persons; and

vocational rehabilitation programs.

Other government administration. Applies to the legislative and governmentwide administrative agencies of governments. Included here are overall planning and zoning

activities, and central personnel and administrative activities. This function is not applied to school district or special

district governments.

Parks and recreation. Government activities that include

the operation and maintenance of parks, playgrounds,

swimming pools, public beaches, auditoriums, public golf

courses, museums, marinas, botanical gardens, and zoological parks.

Police protection. All activities concerned, with the enforcement of law and order, including coroner’s offices, police

training academies, investigation bureaus, and local jails,

‘‘lockups,’’ or other detention facilities not intended to serve

as correctional facilities. The subcategory of police officers

includes only persons with the power of arrest.

Postal service. The United States Postal Service.

Public welfare. Included in this category are such activities as the administration of various public assistance

programs for the needy, operation of homes for the elderly,

indigent care institutions, and programs which provide

payments for medical care and other services for the

needy. Health care and hospital services provided directly

by a government, however, are included in the ‘‘Health’’

and ‘‘Hospital’’ functions rather than here.

Sanitation other than sewerage. Refuse collection and

disposal, operation of sanitary landfills, and street cleaning

activities.

Sewerage. The provision, maintenance, and operation of

sanitary and storm sewer systems and sewage disposal

and treatment facilities.

Social insurance administration. The administration and

conduct of social insurance programs. For State governments, these activities include unemployment compensation and worker compensation programs, work/study programs, and determination of eligibility for Federal Old Age,

Survivors, Disability, and Health Insurance (Social Security). Federal activities in this category are primarily those

performed by the Social Security Administration and the

Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation.

Space research and technology. Federal space activities are primarily programs of the National Aeronautics and

Space Administration.

State liquor stores. The administration and operation of

liquor stores by State governments.

Transit. Activities relating to the operation and maintenance of public mass transit systems (e.g., bus, subway,

surface rail, and street railroad systems). Elementary and

secondary school transportation systems are included in

the ‘‘Elementary and secondary education’’ function.

Water supply. Local government activities associated with

the production or acquisition of water and distribution to the

public.

Water transport and terminals. Activities which are connected with the operation and support of canals and other

waterways, harbors, docks, wharves, and other related

marine terminal facilities.

GOVERNMENTS—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT APPENDIX A A-3
Appendix B.

Multicounty Municipalities With Population of 50,000 or More:

1991

This list excludes multicounties where more than 99 percent of the population is in the major county area

State and municipality

1990 poulation

Major

county

area

Percent of

municipal

population in

the major

county area

Number of

county areas

served

Alabama

Birmingham ............................................ 265,968 Jefferson 99.7 2

Dothan................................................. 53,589 Houston 99.5 2

Huntsville .............................................. 159,789 Madison 99.8 2

Colorado

Arvada................................................. 89,235 Jefferson 97.4 2

Aurora ................................................. 222,103 Arapahoe 87.5 3

Westimister............................................. 74,625 Adams 55.8 2

Georgia

Atlanta ................................................. 394,017 Fulton 91.5 2

Macon ................................................. 106,612 Bibb 99.6 2

Illinois

Aurora ................................................. 99,581 Kane 85.1 2

Chicago................................................ 2,783,726 Cook 100.0 2

Elgin................................................... 77,010 Kane 80.0 2

Naperville .............................................. 85,351 DuPage 85.5 2

Schaumburg............................................ 68,586 Cook 100.0 2

Louisiana

Shreveport ............................................. 198,525 Caddo 99.8 2

Michigan

Lansing ................................................ 127,321 Ingham 96.4 2

Mississippi

Jackson................................................ 196,637 Hinds 99.6 3

Missouri

Independence .......................................... 112,301 Jackson 100.0 2

Kansas City ............................................ 435,146 Jackson 78.4 4

Springfield.............................................. 140,494 Greene 100.0 2

North Carolina

Durham ................................................ 136,611 Durham 100.0 2

High Point.............................................. 69,496 Guilford 99.3 4

Ohio

Columbus .............................................. 632,910 Franklin 99.9 2

Kettering ............................................... 60,569 Montgomery 100.0 2

Youngstown ............................................ 95,732 Mahoning 99.9 2

Oklahoma

Broken Arrow ........................................... 58,043 Tulsa 90.7 2

Oklahoma City .......................................... 444,719 Oklahoma 88.0 5

Tulsa .................................................. 367,302 Tulsa 98.5 3

Oregon

Portland................................................ 437,319 Multnomah 99.6 3

Salem ................................................. 107,786 Marion 88.1 2

Pennsylvania

Bethlehem ............................................. 71,428 Northampton 73.6 2

GOVERNMENTS—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT APPENDIX B B-1
State and municipality

1990 poulation

Major

county

area

Percent of

municipal

population in

the major

county area

Number of

county areas

served

South Carolina

North Charleston ........................................ 70,218 Charleston 98.4 3

South Dakota

Sioux Falls ............................................. 100,814 Minnehaha 98.6 2

Texas

Abiline ................................................. 106,654 Taylor 99.3 2

Amarillo ................................................ 157,615 Potter 58.1 2

Austin ................................................. 465,622 Travis 99.5 2

Baytown ............................................... 63,850 Harris 95.7 2

Carrollton .............................................. 82,169 Dallas 48.7 3

Corpus Christi .......................................... 257,453 Nueces 100.0 3

Dallas ................................................. 1,006,877 Dallas 96.0 5

Fort Worth.............................................. 447,619 Tarrant 100.0 2

Garland ................................................ 180,650 Dallas 99.9 3

Grand Prairie ........................................... 99,616 Dallas 81.8 3

Houston................................................ 1,630,553 Harris 98.3 3

Longview............................................... 70,311 Gregg 97.6 2

Midland ................................................ 89,443 Midland 100.0 2

Odessa ................................................ 89,699 Ector 99.8 2

Plano .................................................. 128,713 Collin 99.9 2

Richardson ............................................. 74,840 Dallas 86.7 2

Wichita Falls............................................ 96,259 Wichita 100.0 2

West Virgina

Huntington ............................................. 54,844 Cabell 92.1 2

Wisconsin

Appleton ............................................... 65,695 Outagamie 85.5 3

Eau Claire.............................................. 56,856 Eau Claire 97.1 2

Milwaukee.............................................. 628,088 Milwaukee 100.0 3

B-2 APPENDIX B GOVERNMENTS—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
Appendix C.

Multicounty Special Districts With Large Employment: 1992

[Units in this table are all multicounty special districts that have more than 1,000 full-time employees. For meaning of

abbreviations and symbols, see introductory text

Special districts

County area

with principal

administrative

office

Number of

county

areas

served

Alabama

Florence-Lauderdale County Hospital Board ....................................... Lauderdale 2

Arizona

Salt River Project Agricultural Improvement and Power District......................... Maricopa 3

California

Alameda-Contra Costa County Transit District ..................................... Alameda 2

East Bay Municipal Utility District................................................. Alameda 2

San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District ..................................... Alameda 3

Southern California Metropolitan Water District. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Los Angeles 6

Southern California Rapid Transit District

(now L.A. County Metropolitan Transit Auth.) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Los Angeles 3

Sacramento Municipal Utility District .............................................. Sacramento 2

Colorado

Denver Regional Transit District.................................................. Denver 6

District of Columbia

Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority .................................... District of Columbia 8

Florida

South Florida Water Management District ......................................... Palm Beach 16

Georgia

Clark County Hospital Authority Clarke 6

Fulton-DeKalb Hospital Authority ................................................. DeKalb 2

Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority ......................................... Fulton 2

Tri-City Hospital Authority ....................................................... Fulton 3

Illinois

Chicago Park District ........................................................... Cook 2

Regional Transportation Authority ................................................ Cook 6

Maryland

Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission....................................... Prince Georges 2

Massachusetts

Massachusetts Bay Transit Authority. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Suffolk 5

Minnesota

Metropolitan Transit Commission ................................................. Ramsey 7

Missouri

Bi-State Development Agency . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . St. Louis 7

Nebraska

Omaha Public Power District .................................................... Douglas 13

Nebraska Public Power District .................................................. Platte 86

New Jersey

Delaware River Port Authority.................................................... Camden 6

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County area

with principal

administrative

office

Number of

county

areas

served

New York

Port Authority of New York and New Jersey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New York City 6

Oregon

Tri-County Metropolitan District................................................... Multnomah 3

Pennsylvania

Southeastern Pennsylvania Transportation Authority ................................ Philadelphia 5

Texas

Metropolitan Transit Authority .................................................... Harris 4

Lower Colorado River Authority .................................................. Travis 6

Virginia

Chesapeake Hospital Authority................................................... Chesapeake city 4

Petersburg City Hospital Authority ................................................ Petersburg 2

Washington

Washington Public Power Supply System ......................................... Benton 12

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Appendix D.

County-Type Areas Without County Governments

Areas with governments legally designated as city-counties and operating primarily as cities (8):

Alaska.................................. City and borough of Anchorage, city and borough of Juneau, and city and

borough of Sitka.

California............................... City and county of San Francisco.

Colorado ............................... City and county of Denver.

Hawaii.................................. City and county of Honolulu.

Montana ............................... Anaconda-Deer Lodge County and Butte- Silver Bow.

Areas designated as metropolitan governments and operating primarily as cities (2):

Tennessee ............................. Metropolitan government of Nashville and Davidson County, and metropolitan

government of Lynchburg and Moore County.

Areas having certain types of county offices, but as part of another government (city, township, State) (17):

Florida ................................. County of Duval (city of Jacksonville).

Georgia ................................ County of Clarke (city of Athens) and County of Muscogee (city of Columbus).

Hawaii.................................. County of Kalawao (State of Hawaii).

Indiana ................................. County of Marion (city of Indianapolis).

Kentucky............................... Lexington-Fayette Urban County.

Louisiana .............................. Parish of East Baton Rough (city of Baton Rough), parish of Orleans (city of New

Orleans), and Terrebonne Parish Consolidated Government.

Massachusetts ........................ County of Nantucket (town of Nantucket) and county of Suffolk, (city of Boston).

New York .............................. Counties of Bronx, Kings, New York, Queens, and Richmond (all part of the city of

New York).

Pennsylvania .......................... County of Philadelphia (city of Philadelphia).Area classified as separate county

area and as a separate State area in population statistics, but counted asa a

municipal government in census statistics in governments (1):

District of Columbia ................... Washington city.

Cities located outside of any ‘‘county’’ area and administering functions elsewhere commonly performed by counties

(44):

Maryland............................... Baltimore city (distinct from Baltimore County).

Missouri................................ St. Louis city (distinct from St. Louis County).

Nevada ................................ Carson City.

Virginia (41 cities) ..................... Alexandria, Bedford, Bristol, BuenaVista, Charlottesville, Chesapeake,Clifton

Forge, Colonial Heights,Covington, Danville, Emporia, Fairfax, Falls Church, Franklin, Fredericksburg, Galax, Hampton, Harrisonburg, Hopewell, Lexington, Lynchburg, Manassas, Manassas Park, Martinsville, Newport News,Norfolk, Norton,

Petersburg, Poquoson, Portsmouth, Radford, Richmond, Roanoke, Salem, South

Boston, Staunton, Suffolk, Virginia Beach, Waynesboro, Williamsburg, and Winchester.

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Unorganized areas bearing county designations (15):

Connecticut (8 county areas with no

county government)................... Fairfield, Hartford, Litchfield, Middlesex, New Haven, NewLondon, Tolland, and

Windham.

Rhode Island (5 county areas with

no county government) ............... Bristol, Kent, Newport, Providence, and Washington.

South Dakota (2 county areas

attached to other counties for governmental purposes) .................. Shannon and Todd.

Other unorganized county-type areas (12):

Alaska.................................. 11 census areas.

Montana ............................... Area of Yellowstone NationalPark (areas of the park located in Idaho and

Wyoming areincluded in county areas in those States).

D-2 APPENDIX D GOVERNMENTS—PUBLIC EMPLOYMENT
1992 CENSUS OF GOVERNMENTS

The Bureau of the Census has conducted a Census of

Governments every 5 years since 1957 covering four major

subject fields relating to State and local governments—organization,

taxable property values, employment, and finances. The results

of the 1992 Census of Governments are being issued in both

printed and electronic formats. The printed material includes two

preliminary reports and five volumes, which are described individually below. The electronic dissemination will encompass a

variety of media—tapes, diskettes, CD-ROM, and electronic

networks—described in a separate section following the report

descriptions.

PRELIMINARY REPORTS

No. 1. Government Units National and State figures on number

of governments by type.

No. 2. Popularly Elected Officials National and State counts of

popularly elected officials by type of government and type of

office.

FINAL REPORTS

Volume 1. Government Organization

No. 1. Government Organization Data for the Nation and by

States on county, municipal, and township governments by

population size; on public school systems by size of enrollment,

grades provided, and number of schools; and on special district

governments by function and amount of outstanding debt. Also

shown is the number of local governments, by type, in each

county area in the Nation. A description of local government

structure in each State is a major feature of this report.

No. 2. Popularly Elected Officials Data for the Nation and by

States on the number of officials directly elected by the voters, by

type of office and by type of government. Also included is the

number of officials that are elected directly by the voters in each

county area in the Nation. This report includes also a tabular

presentation describing elective offices authorized by State constitutions and general laws, with information for each office on

length of term, geographic area, and method of compensation.

Volume 2. Taxable Property Values

No. 1. Assessed Valuations for Local General Property Taxation Figures for the Nation, States, counties, and cities having a

population of 50,000 or more on assessed values (gross and net)

of taxable property.

No. 2. Taxable Real Property Assessment/Sales Price Ratios

Data on assessment levels—including assessment/sales price

ratios and dispersion coefficients—that provide important statistical measures relating to real property taxation. Report provides

information for selected State and county areas.

Volume 3. Public Employment

No. 1. Employment of Major Local Governments Statistics on

October 1992 employment and payrolls for: all county governments; subcounty general purpose governments (municipalities

and townships) having 25,000 or more population; school systems having 5,000 or more enrollment; and special district

governments having 100 or more full-time employees.

No. 2. Compendium of Public Employment Employment and

payroll data for the month of October 1992 by government

function for the Nation, by States, and by type of government.

Report also displays data summarized by county area for local

government employment and payrolls.

Volume 4. Government Finances

No. 1. Public Education Finances Statistics on revenue, expenditure, debt, and financial assets of school systems, presented for

the Nation, for States, and for school systems having 5,000 or

more enrollment. Data describe financial activity in fiscal year

1992.

No. 2. Finances of Special Districts Fiscal year 1992 statistics

on finances of special district governments, by States, and for

selected large districts.

No. 3. Finances of County Governments Statistics on revenue,

expenditure, debt, and financial assets of county governments in

fiscal year 1992. Report provides national summaries, population

size-group information, State area data, and displays of all

individual county governments.

No. 4. Finances of Municipal and Township Governments

Fiscal year 1992 statistics on revenue, expenditure, debt, and

financial assets of municipalities and townships. There are national

summaries and aggregations by population size-group and State.

Report provides data for all individual municipalities and townships with a population of 25,000 or more.

No. 5. Compendium of Government Finances A summary of

census findings on fiscal year 1992 government finances for

Federal, State, and local governments. In addition to financial

amounts, report includes derivative calculations of percentage

distributions, per capita amounts, and amounts per $1,000 of

personal income. Data are presented for the Nation, for State

areas by type of government, and for local governments in each

individual county area.

No. 6. Employee Retirement Systems of State and Local Governments Membership, receipts, expenditure, number of beneficiaries, and financial assets of State and local government

employee retirement systems. Data are shown for the Nation, for

States, and for individual retirement systems having assets of $50

million or more.

Volume 5. Guide to the 1992 Census of

Governments

A compilation of table samples from the 1992 Census of

Governments report series.

ELECTRONIC MEDIA

The census data will be available in the following electronic

formats—diskettes or computer tapes; CD-ROM disks; and electronic network. The diskettes or computer tapes will be data files

generally compatible with previous annual survey and census of

government versions. In general, these files contain: State area

data by type of government; local government county area totals;

and individual government detail. The CD-ROM disks will provide

information found in the diskettes or computer tapes, plus an

electronic version of each report. Electronic networks, such as

INTERNET and possibly others, will carry the data described as

being available on diskettes or computer tapes.

HOW TO PURCHASE PRINTED REPORTS

When the printed reports described above become available,

they will be sold by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S.

Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20401.

Telephone or fax orders may be used to reduce processing

time if your order is to be charged to VISA, MasterCard, or

prepaid Superintendent of Documents Deposit Account. Customers will be able to call the Order Desk in Washington, DC, at

202-783-3238, between 7:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., eastern time,

Monday through Friday, except holidays.

HOW TO PURCHASE DATA ON ELECTRONIC

MEDIA

The Data User Services Division of the Bureau of the Census

will market all electronic media described above. The telephone

and fax numbers for ordering are: telephone, 301-763-4100; fax,

301-763-5198. To expedite processing, you can charge your

order to VISA, MasterCard, or a prepaid Bureau of the Census

account. You will also be able to order this service by mail from

the Data User Services Division, U.S. Bureau of the Census,

Washington, DC 20233-8300.

Publication Program