Energy Demographics & Household Information

Energy Demographics
Population1,175
Male539
Female636
Married1,012
Single195
Separated13
Widowed92
Divorced131
Number of Households481
Avg Household Size2.19
Avg Family Size2.71
Median Age44.10
Median Household Income$28,750
Average Household Income$491
Per Capita Income$14,656
White Collar Jobs346
Blue Collar Jobs607
Employed474
Unemployed23

Energy Household Information
Number of Households481
Households: Family305
Households: Non-Family176
Households: With Children128
Age 0-460
Age 5-956
Age 10-1448
Age 15-1971
Age 20-2482
Age 25-34137
Age 35-44151
Age 45-54146
Age 55-5988
Age 60-6498
Age 65-74132
Age 75-8479
Age 85+27
 

Energy Income, Jobs & Education

Energy Income & Jobs
$0-10,0000
$10,000 - $14,99950
$15,000 - $24,99991
$25,000 - $34,99971
$35,000 - $49,99982
$50,000 - $74,99997
$75,000 - $99,99925
$100,000 - $149,9994
$150,000 - $199,9990
Over $200,0000

Energy Education
Less than 9th Grade113
Some High School96
High School Graduate281
Some College194
Associate Degree58
Bachelor's Degree105
Graduate Degree28
Percentage High School or Higher76.1%
 

Energy Residential & Ethnicity Statistics

Energy Residential Statistics
Average Home Sale Price$72,300
Total Housing Units524
Owner Occupied285
Rental Occupied196
Rental Vacancy Rate5.3%
Vacant Housing Units38
Median Travel Time to Work21 minutes
Transportation to Work: Public0
Transportation to Work: Drive / Carpool42
Transportation to Work: Walk / Bike / Other9
Work at Home12

Energy Ethnicity Statistics
White1,158
African American13
Hispanic or Latino7
Asian6
American Indian or Alaska Native5
Hawaiian / Pacific Islander0
Other4
 
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Energy Parks
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