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Ozaukee County Data Profile



Population/Demographics
Population (1,6)
 1990 2000 2006
Ozaukee County 72,831 82,317 86,321
     
Municipalities (ranked by population)



Mequon, city 18,885 21,823 23,600
Grafton, village 9,341 10,312 11,568
Cedarburg, ctiy 10,086 10,908 11,210
Port Washington, city 9,338 10,467 11,039
Saukville, village  3,695 4,068 4,306 
Thiensville, village  3,301 3,254 3,257 
Fredonia, village  1,558 1,934 2,173 
Belgium, village  928 1,678 2,159 



Population/Demographic Characteristics (1,6)
 1990 2000 2006 % dist (06)
Population by age:



Total 72,831 82,317 86,321 100.0
14 & under 16,606 17,990 15,760 18.3
15 to 24 9,178 9,565 12,326 14.3
25 to 34 11,108 8,435 7,757 9.0
35 to 44 12,304 14,614 11,971 13.9
45 to 54 8,839 13,207 15,248 17.7
55 to 64 6,736 8,149 11,278 13.1
65 + 8,060 10,357 11,981 13.9
Median age 34.6 38.9 41.6





Population by sex:



Male 36,075 40,592 42,714 49.5
Female 36,756 41,725 43,607 50.5





Population by race:



White N.A. 79,967 83,040 96.2
Black N.A. 774 1,143 1.3
American Indian N.A. 177 205 0.2
Asian N.A. 889 1,253 1.5
Native Hawaiian N.A. 14 13 0.0
Two or more N.A. 496 667 0.8





Hispanic/Latino (2) 517 1,073 1,400 1.6





Housing/Household Characteristics (1,6)
 1990 2000 2006
Households 25,707 30,857 N.A.
Persons per household 2.79 2.61 N.A.





Housing Occupancy



All housing units 26,482 32,034 35,347
Occupied housing units 25,707 30,857 N.A.
Vacant housing units 775 1,177 N.A.





Housing Tenure



Occupied housing units 25,707 30,857 N.A.
Owner-occupied housing units 19,128 23,543 N.A.
Renter-occupied housing units 6,579 7,314 N.A.


Labor Force
Labor Market (3)
 Labor Force Employment Unemployed % Unemployed
1995 46,768 45,630 1,138 2.4
1996 47,666 46,629 1,037 2.2
1997 48,295 47,341 954 2.0
1998 48,732 47,705 1,027 2.1
1999 49,350 48,415 935 1.9
2000 47,697 46,517 1,180 2.5
2001 47,926 46,308 1,618 3.4
2002 47,477 45,413 2,064 4.3
2003 47,637 45,399 2,238 4.7
2004 47,497 45,740 1,757 3.7
2005 47,850 46,056 1,794 3.7
2006
 48,212
 46,467
 1,745
 3.6
     
Payroll Employment by Industry (4)
 1990 2000 2006 % dist. (06)
Total 26,336 39,106 38,230 100.0





Goods Producing 10,047 14,191 11,694 30.6
Natural resource & mining 120 207 180 0.5
Construction 1,029 1,541 1,831 4.8
Manufacturing 8,898 12,443 9,683 25.3





Service providing 16,289 24,915 26,536 69.4
Trade, transportation & utilities 4,799 6,629 6,478 16.9
   Wholesale trade 995 1,572 1,475 3.9
   Retail trade 3,211 4,337 4,313 11.3
   Transp., warehousing
   & utilities		 593 720 690 1.8
Information 187 270 185 0.5
Financial activities 920 1,973 2,658 7.0
   Finance & insurance 721 1,533 2,248 5.9
   Real estate, rental &
   leasing		 199 440 410 1.1
Professional & business services 2,115 4,246 3,760 9.8
   Professional &
   technical services		 1,012 1,580 1,777 4.7
   Management of
   companies		 N.A. 330 395 1.0
   Administrative &
   waste services		 812 2,336 1,589 4.2
Educational & health services 1,976 3,472 4,351 11.4
   Educational services 251 565 901
 2.4
   Health care & social  
   assistance		 1,724 2,907 3,451 9.0
Leisure & hospitality 2,694 3,432 4,069 10.6
   Arts, entertainment &
   recreation		 508 653 600 1.6
   Accommodation &
   food services		 2,185 2,779 3,469 9.1
Other services, excluding public 655 1,201 1,315 3.4
Government 2,944 3,692 3,719 9.7





Employment by Occupation (5)
 2000 % dist.

Employed population 16 years and over 44,203 100.0

Management occupations 5,958 13.5

Business & financial operations occupations 2,625 5.9

Computer & mathematical occupations 1057 2.4

Architecture & engineering occupations 1393 3.2

Life, physical & social science occupations 426 1.0

Community & social services occupations 463 1.0

Legal occupations 537 1.2

Education, training & library occupations 2,805 6.3

Arts, design, entertainment, sports, & media occ. 830 1.9

Healthcare Practitioner & technical occupations 2,816 6.4

Healthcare support occupations 623 1.4

Protective service occupations 373 0.8

Food preparation & serving related occupations 1,575 3.6

Building & grounds cleaning & maintenance occ. 1,119 2.5

Personal care & service occupations 966 2.2

Sales & related occupations 5,287 12.0

Office & administrative support occupations 6,160 13.9

Farming, fishing & forestry occupations 176 0.4

Construction & extractive occupations 1,448 3.3

Installation, maintenance & repair occupations 1,335 3.0

Production occupations 4,614 10.4

Transportation & material moving occupations 1,617 3.7






Worker Earnings by Industry - 2006 (4)
 Employment Wages
(000)		 Annual
average
earnings		 Average
weekly
earnings
Total 38,230 $1,522,214 $39,817 $766





Goods Producing 11,694 625,780 53,515 1,029
Natural resource & mining 180 5,643 31,381 603
Construction 1,831 89,069 48,647 936
Manufacturing 9,683 531,068 54,846 1,055





Service providing 26,536 896,432 33,782 650
Trade, transportation & utilities 6,478 208,844 32,242 620
   Wholesale trade 1,475 77,494 52,538 1,010
   Retail trade 4,313 90,932 21,082 405
   Transp., warehousing
   & utilities		 690 40,418 58,577 1,126
Information 185 10,097 54,482 1,048
Financial activities 2,658 136,452 51,335 987
   Finance & insurance 2,248 122,350 54,422 1,047
   Real estate, rental &
   leasing		 410 14,102 34,403 662
Professional & business services 3,760 152,003 40,422 777
   Professional &
   technical services		 1,777 85,503 48,123 925
   Management of
   companies		 395 25,962 65,699 1,263
   Administrative &
   waste services		 1,589 40,538 25,519 491
Educational & health services 4,351 174,295 40,056
 770
   Educational services 901 19,990 22,197 427
   Health care & social
   assistance		 3,451
 154,305 44,717 860
Leisure & hospitality 4,069 48,713 11,972 230
   Arts, entertainment &
   recreation		 660 12,031 20,066 386
   Accommodation &
   food services		 3,469 36,682 10,573 203
Other services, excluding public 1,315 26,054 19,811 381
Government 3,719 139,931
 37,626
 723


Education
Educational Attainment (6)
 1990 2000 % change

Population 25 years & over 47,058 54,912 16.7

Less than 9th grade 2,609 1,595 -38.9

9th to 12th grade, no diploma 3,556 2,878 -19.1

High school graduate (incl. equivalency) 13,921 13,274 -4.6

Some college, no degree 9,363 12,101 29.2

Associates degree 3,615 3,863 6.9

Bachelor’s degree 9,587 14,049 46.5

Graduate or professional degree 4,407 7,152 62.3







% high school graduate or higher 86.9 91.9 -

% bachelor’s degree or higher 29.7 38.6 -







Primary & Secondary Education (7)
 Private Public Total

Enrollment (06-07) 2,558 13,344 15,902

High School Graduates (05-06) 0 1,173 1,173







Public School Districts with High Schools (8)




District (grade span) Enrollment
06/07		 Student teacher ratio 05/06 Current expenditure per student 05//06 Graduates 05/06 ACT composite score 05/06
Cedarburg (PK-12) 3,106 14.96 8,951 310 24.02
Grafton (PK-12) 2,078 13.42 9,640 183 22.88
Mequon-Thiensville (PK-12) 3,926 13.83 9,959 387 24.65
Northern Ozaukee (PK-12) 1,600 20.44 9,115 66 22.50
Port Washington-Saukville (PK-12) 2,634 13.96 9,474 227 22.75


Economy/Income
Personal Income (9)
 Total (000)  Per Capita
1995 $2,624,977  $33,152
1996 2,828,629  35,336
1997 3,064,819  37,990
1998 3,359,702  41,425
1999 3,590,312  43,910
2000 3,805,513  46,088
2001 3,885,551  46,638
2002 3,951,587  47,033
2003 4,049,305  47,746
2004 4,331,372  50,552
2005
 4,513,214
  52,490
   
Private Nonfarm Establishments (10)
 2000 2005 
Total 2,882  2,816
 
Goods Producing 588  541
Natural resource & mining 7  6
Construction 331  304
Manufacturing 250  231
 
Service providing 2,294  2,275
Trade, transportation & utilities 633  567
   Wholesale trade 225  189
   Retail trade 358  329
   Transp., warehousing & utilities 50  49
Information 36  37
Financial activities 275  292
   Finance & insurance 182  198
   Real estate, rental & leasing 93  94
Professional & business services 537  550
   Professional & technical services 347  368
   Management of companies 21  25
   Administrative & waste services 169  157
Educational & health services 280  300
   Educational services 36  37
   Health care & social assistance 244  263
Leisure & hospitality 222  251
   Arts, entertainment & recreation 42  52
   Accommodation & food services 180  199
Other services, excluding public 262  271
Unclassified & auxiliary 49  7
   
Private establishments 1,000+ employees
 1
 1 
 
Selected Economic Statistics
 
Median household income (2006) ($) (11)
 69,452  
% of population in poverty (2006) (11)
 2.7%  
 
Manufacturing shipments (2002) ($000) (12)
 2,509,716  
Wholesale sales (2002) ($000) (12)
 957,323  
Retail sales (2002) ($000) (12)
 835,860  
Retail sales per capita (2002) ($) (12)
 9,947  


Major Private Sector Employers (13)
Company Product or service Employment range
Columbia St. Mary's Group Health care services 1000+
Rockwell Automation Relay & industrial controls 500-999
Legett & Platt Inc. Aluminum die-casting 500-999
Charter Mfg. Co. Inc. Steel wire drawing 500-999
Concordia University Wisconsin University 500-999
Simplicity Mfg. Co. Inc. Lawn & garden equip. mfg. 250-499
HB Performance Systems Brake systems 250-499
Allen Edmonds Shoe Corp. Men's footwear 250-499
Doral Dental USA Dental insurance carrier 250-499
Telsmith Inc. Rock crushing equipment 250-499
Notes & Sources
(1) U.S. Census Bureau, Population Estimates, www.census.gov/popest/estimates.php
(2) Persons of Hispanic/Latino origin may be of any race
(3) U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Local Area Unemployment Statistics (LAUS), www.bls.gov/lau/home.htm
(4) U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment & Wages (QCEW), www.bls.gov/cew/home.htm
(5) U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment Statistics (OES), www.bls.gov/oes/home.htm
(6) U.S. Census Bureau, 1990 & 2000 Decennial Census, factfinder.census.gov
(7) Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, dpi.wi.gov/stats.html
(8) Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction, data.dpi.state.wi.us/data/selschool.asp
(9) U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis, Regional Economic Accounts, www.bea.gov/bea/regional/reis
(10) U.S. Census Bureau, County Business Patterns, www.census.gov/epcd/cbp/view/cbpview.html
(11) U.S. Census Bureau, Small Area Income & Poverty Estimates (SAIPE), www.census.gov/hhes/www/saipe
(12) U.S. Census Bureau, 2002 Economic Census, www.census.gov/econ/census02
(13) Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, worknet.wisconsin.gov/worknet/largemp.aspx?menuselection=ed