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1 Wayne County Community Profile 27th in order of county creation May 11, 1803 Prepared for Wayne County Cooperative Extension by the Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development The University of Georgia Athens, GA
2 Wayne County Total Population 2020 OPB Proj OPB Proj Estimate 2010 Est. Base ,753 31,982 29,949 30,099 26,565 22,356 20,750 17,858 17,921 14,248 13,122 12, ,000 10,000 15,000 20,000 25,000 30,000 35,000 Primary data sources: U.S. Census Bureau, decennial censuses and estimates; GA Office of Planning & Budget projections (2012 series).
3 Population Composition by Age Wayne County 100% < % Median Age Wayne Co. = 37.9 yrs. GA = 35.9 yrs. Primary data source: U.S. Census Bureau
4 County 2014 County Population Comparisons Total Total Rank Density per sq.mi. land area % Chg Rank of % Chg. WAYNE 29, APPLING 18, BRANTLEY 18, GLYNN 82, LONG 17, MCINTOSH 14, PIERCE 18, TATTNALL 25, Primary data source: U. S. Census Bureau (3/15)
5 Population Change: Percent tage Chan nge US U.S. Georgia Wayne Co. Primary data source: U.S. Census Bureau
6 Population Change: LOSS Gain < US Gain>USbut<GA GA Gain > GA Gain > 2x GA Avg. GA County = 14.2% GA = 18.3% US = 9.7% Primary data source: U.S. Census Bureau (3/11)
7 Area Components of Population Change Natural Increase & Net Migration* 4/1/2010-6/30/2014 Numerical Change* 4/1/2010-6/30/2014 # Natural Increase (Births-Deaths) 4/1/2010-6/30/2014 # Net Migration 7/1/2013-6/30/ yr Natural Increase Rate 7/1/2013-6/30/ yr Net Migration Rate WAYNE APPLING BRANTLEY GLYNN 2, , LONG 2, , MCINTOSH PIERCE TATTNALL Avg. County 2,570 1, GEORGIA 408, , , Primary data source: U. S. Census Bureau (3/15) * Numerical change includes residual not represented in either NI or NM.
8 Selected Vital Statistics 2013 Rates Total births per 1,000 pop Unwed per 100 total births Teen pregnancy per 1,000 females age Deaths per 1,000 popp Wayne Co. Georgia **ITOP per 1,000 females age Low birth weight per 100 births Wayne Co. Natality Data 362 total births, 172 unwed births induced terminations teen pregnancies Infant deaths per 1,000 births 10-yr. rates Primary data source: GA Dept. Public Health, OASIS **ITOP Induced Terminations of Pregnancy 29 low birth weight babies 2013 Wayne Co. Mortality Data 310 total deaths 2 infant deaths
9 Highest Level of Educational Attainment: Yr. Avg. American Community Survey Grad or Prof Degree Bachelor's degree Associate degree Some college, no degree HS Grad th-12th no diploma < 9th grade Wayne Co. Georgia Percent of Persons Age 25+ Wayne Co. Not completing HS = 18.7% With a bachelor s + degree = 11.4% Primary data source: U.S. Census Bureau
10 Selected Public School Statistics School Year Teachers w/adv degrees HOPE Eligible Class '14 Grad Rate Students w/disabilities Limited English Proficiency Gifted Special Ed Free/Reduced Lunch Absent >15 days HS Dropout rate Wayne Co. Georgia Percentage Primary data source: Governor s Office of Student Achievement Wayne Co. K12 enrollment = 5,140 HS dropouts = 81 General Fund Expenditures per FTE = $7,445
11 County Per Capita Income: 2013 PCI Rank of PCI % PCI of GA Total % Change in PCI WAYNE $30, APPLING $30, BRANTLEY $24, GLYNN $38, LONG $20, MCINTOSH $24, PIERCE $30, TATTNALL $27, GA Avg. Co. $32, Primary data source: U. S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (1/15)
12 8 Per Capita Income: Percentage Change 6 Perc centage Primary data source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (1/15) Wayne Co. Georgia US
13 Per Capita Income: $45,000 $40,000 $35,000 $30,000 $25,000 $20,000 $15,000 $10,000 $5,000 $ Wayne Co. Georgia US 2013 PCI Georgia = $37,845 Wayne Co. = $30,720 US = $44,765 Primary data source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (1/15)
14 Median Household Income 2013 Model-Based Estimates US GEORGIA $47,765 $52,250 GA Avg. Co. WAYNE APPLING BRANTLEY GLYNN LONG MCINTOSH PIERCE TATTNALL $40,594 $38,081 $36,915 $36,758 $43,533 $41,147 $36,346 $36,214 $35,983 $0 $10,000 $20,000 $30,000 $40,000 $50,000 Primary data source: U. S. Census Bureau (12/14)
15 Personal Current Transfer Receipts: 2013 Wayne Co. Total = $257,225,000, Retirement/Disab Medicare Pub Med Assist Supp Sec Inc EI Tax Cred SNAP Other Inc Maint Unemployment Vet Benefits Edu/Train Assist All Other Wayne Co. Georgia Wayne Co. $8,552 per capita transfer receipts 27.8% of total personal income 2.3% change in total Percentage Primary data source: Bureau of Economic Analysis (1/15)
16 Transfer Receipts as a Percentage of Total Personal Income Perce entage Wayne Co. Avg.GA County GA SE US Primary data source: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis (1/15)
17 County Persons Living Below Poverty Level 2013 Model-Based Estimates # of Persons % of all Persons Rank of % WAYNE 7, APPLING 5, BRANTLEY 4, GLYNN 16, LONG 3, MCINTOSH 3, PIERCE 4, TATTNALL 5, GA Avg. Co. 11, Primary data source: U. S. Census Bureau (12/14)
18 Persons Living Below the Poverty Level 2013 Model-Based Estimates % % % % % Weighted average poverty threshold for a family household of 4 persons in 2013 = $23,834 Georgia 1,849,944 Persons % US = 15.8% Primary data source: U.S. Census Bureau (12/14)
19 bor Forc ce Rate per 100 in La Civilian Labor Force Average Annual Unemployment Rates Wayne Co. Georgia U. S Rates Wayne Co. = 9.0 GA = 7.2 US = 6.2 Avg. GA County = 8.1 Primary data source: GA Dept. of Labor
20 Establishments, Employment & Wages: 2014 Averages Avg. # Avg. Monthly Avg. Wage Wayne County Establishments Employment Weekly TOTAL GOODS PRODUCING 131 1,974 1,019 Ag, forestry, fishing Construction Manufacturing 32 1,282 1,125 TOTAL SERVICE PROVIDING 414 3, Wholesale trade Retail trade 119 1, Transp/Warehousing Finance/Insurance Professional/Sci/Tech Admin/Suppt/WasteMgmt/Remediation Health care/soc Svcs Accommodations/Food Svc TOTAL GOVERNMENT 38 2, TOTAL ALL INDUSTRIES 603 8,041 $707 Primary data source: GA Dept. of Labor (7/15)
21 Employment Comparisons by Industry Group: 2014 Wayne Co. Avg. GA County Georgia 24.5 Goods Producing Service Providing Government Primary data source: GA Dept. of Labor (7/15)
22 Components of 2013 Property Tax Gross Digest Wayne County Residential 33.3% 3% Ag-Preferential- Environ- Conserv 25.3% Timber * 1.5% Mobile Home 0.5% Commercial 11.2% Motor Vehicle 6.6% Public Utility Industrial 18.2% 3.4% 40% Assessment Value of Property Gross Digest = $994,176,112 Homestead & Property Exemptions = $180,818,042 Net M&O Digest = $813,358, Value of exempt property = $103,203,313 * Timber taxed at 100% based on previous year sales Primary data source: GA Dept. of Revenue
23 County Millage Rates, Taxes Levied, & Sales Tax Rate 2014 Countywide Millage* 2013 Taxes Levied* Sales Tax Rate as of 10/1/2015 LOST Type* as of 10/1/2015 WAYNE $25,416,747 8 LSET APPLING $19,011,358 8 LSET BRANTLEY $11,323,481 7 LSE GLYNN $100,765,496 6 LE LONG $8,220,322 7 LSE MCINTOSH $12,980,602 7 LSE PIERCE $12,228, LSE TATTNALL $12,092,108 8 LSET *Countywide Includes.250 state t millage. Taxes levied, but not necessarily collected. L=Local Option, S=Special Purpose, E=Educational, T=Transportation Primary data source: GA Dept. of Revenue
24 2013 Farm Gate Value by Commodity Group Wayne Co. Total Value = $ 79,787,681, Poultry-Egg 15.4% Row-Forage crops 26.8% Other 7.1% Livestock 7.9% Ag Tourism 0.4% Fruits-Nuts 5.1% Ornamental Horticulture 12% 1.2% Veges 10.2% Forestry 26.0% Primary data source: UGA Center for Agribusiness & Economic Development
25 TOTAL Wholesale 1% Sales & Use Tax Distributions: 2013 Wayne Co. Total = $3,833, Utility Other Svcs Other Retail Misc. Svcs. Manufacturing Home Furnishing General Merchandise Food/Bars Construction 1.12 Auto 0.83 Accommodations Pull Factor A pull factor of 1.0 means that the county s sales are what would be expected based upon the number of residents and their relative wealth. Primary data sources: Georgia Dept. of Revenue, Sales Tax Commodity Report, Dec Pull factors calculated.
26 Commuting to Work: Yr. Average American Community Survey Percentage of: Residents working in county 73.9 Residents working out of county 24.8 Residents driving to work alone 82.7 Residents carpooling 10.5 Residents working at home 2.5 Wayne Co. Resident workers 16+ = 10,512 Primary data source: U.S. Census Bureau 12/14 Travel time to work for residents not working at home: < 20 min. = 56.9% 45+ min. = 16.5% Mean travel time to work = 23.4 minutes
27 This study was developed to assist community leadership with their future planning and decision making. Special Area Report # October 2015 Prepared for Wayne County Cooperative Extension by Susan R. Boatright Center for Agribusiness and Economic Development College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences The University of Georgia Athens, GA Georgia Cooperative Extension To learn more about your county check the Georgia Statistics System website:
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