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Genesee County
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Genesee County is located in the southeastern part of the lower peninsula, traversed by I-69, I-75, I-475, and US-23. The county contains 642 square miles and is the 33rd largest in the state. The county seat is Flint. Just over a third of the land is farmed. The economy is largely dependent on manufacturing, particularly auto and auto-related products. Hunting, fishing, boating, and harness racing are among the outdoor recreation activities available. 



General Data


DISTANCEMILESKM
Chicago280450
Cleveland230370
Detroit6096
Indianapolis300482
Lansing5080

 YEARS
POPULATION 
 1970 444,341
 1980 450,449
 1990 430,459
 2000 436,141
Source:Census 2000 Summary File 1 (SF 1) 100-Percent Data, 2000


WORKFORCE 
 LABOR2000
 Total Workforce192,300 
 Number Employed181,800 
 Number Unemployed10,500 
 Unemployment Rate5.4 
Source:Michigan Employment Service Agency, 2000


CHARACTERISTICS OF LABOR FORCE 
 LABOR1990
 Workers 16 years and over174,589 
 Percentage who work outside of county11.8% 
 Percentage who work at home1.5% 
Source:U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census of Population and Housing, 1990


EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTS 
 CLASSIFACTION1990
 Persons 25 years of age or older265,430 
 Percentage with high school diploma76.8% 
 Percentage with bachelor's degree12.77% 
Source:U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census of Population and Housing, 1990

TRANSPORTATION
ACCESS TO MARKETS
Main HighwaysI-475, I-69, I-75, US-23, M-15, M-57, M-13, M-21, M-121, M-54
Bus LinesGreyhound, Indian Trails
Truck Lines38
Rail LinesCentral Michigan, Grand Trunk Western, Chesaeake & Ohio
PortsBay City (40 mi-Lake Huron)
AirportsBishop Int'l Airport; Price's Airport, Dalton Airport, Athelone Williams Memorial Airport
AirlinesNorthwest, U.S. Air, Continental, Air Tran, HM/HF Charters
Source: MI State Transportation Commission, 1995


Economy




PERSONAL INCOME (In Thousands of Dollars)
Components by Type 1996 1997 1998 1999
Personal income 10,076,622 10,179,410 10,340,145 10,676,562
Nonfarm personal income 10,078,829 10,181,517 10,342,594 10,674,660
Farm income -2,207 -2,107 -2,449 1,902
Population (number of persons) 435,313 435,312 435,691 437,349
Per capita personal income (dollars) 23,148 23,384 23,733 24,412
Components by Industry 1996 1997 1998 1999
Farm Earnings -2,207 -2,107 -2,449 1,902
Non-Farm Earnings 7,406,672 7,397,254 7,439,579 7,547,637
Private Earnings 6,448,440 6,434,665 6,440,923 6,510,396
Ag. serv., forestry, fishing, and other 21,522 25,626 0 31,855
Mining 611 1,064 0 1,274
Construction 318,533 341,726 367,512 413,073
Manufacturing 3,025,370 2,828,566 2,637,251 2,477,523
   Durable goods 2,896,759 2,683,450 2,469,623 2,295,949
Transportation and public utilities 208,006 226,676 236,805 265,366
Wholesale trade 358,528 371,184 416,856 432,213
Retail trade 633,886 643,846 674,691 660,982
Finance, insurance, and real estate 253,760 271,651 296,950 320,635
Services 1,628,224 1,724,326 1,780,174 1,907,475
Government and government enterprises 958,232 962,589 998,656 1,037,241
   Federal, civilian 80,069 82,787 84,525 90,031
   Military 11,986 11,526 11,054 11,534
   State and local 866,177 868,276 903,077 935,676
Source:Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce, Issued May 2001


EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY (Number of Jobs)
Components by Type 1996 1997 1998 1999
Total Employment 220,495 220,843 217,950 214,868
Wage and Salary Employment 191,816 190,740 187,151 183,342
Proprietor's employment 28,679 30,103 30,799 31,526
Farm Employment 1,072 1,049 1,031 1,064
Non-Farm Employment 219,423 219,794 216,919 213,804
Components by Industry 1996 1997 1998 1999
Private 193,691 194,555 191,565 187,910
   Ag. serv., forestry, fishing, and other 1,632 1,752 0 1,843
   Mining 149 173 0 163
   Construction 10,455 11,118 11,427 12,151
   Manufacturing 46,116 43,555 40,019 36,746
   Transportation and public utilities 5,850 6,127 6,310 6,824
   Wholesale trade 8,510 8,704 9,065 9,199
   Retail trade 44,996 44,630 44,053 41,269
   Finance, insurance, and real estate 11,578 11,598 12,129 12,875
   Services 64,405 66,898 66,636 66,840
Government and government enterprises 25,732 25,239 25,354 25,894
   Federal, civilian 1,443 1,397 1,407 1,478
   Military 990 938 869 863
   State and local 23,299 22,904 23,078 23,553
Source:Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Labor, Issued May 2001

EARNING LEVELS/LABOR RATES AVERAGE HOURLY RATES
CLASSIFICATIONMINIMUM*MAXIMUM
Applications Software Specialist10.0016.00
Assembler - Light4.508.50
Drafter (CAD)5.0015.75
Electrician - Industrial8.0016.25
Electronic Technician7.0012.25
Forklift Operator5.259.75
General Office Clerk4.509.00
General Laborer4.509.50
Injection Molding Machinist4.759.25
Machine Operator5.5010.25
Machinist6.5012.50
Mechanical Engineer12.0022.50
Production Manager/Supervisor8.2515.50
Quality Control Technician8.0013.25
Sales - Non-Technical6.2513.00
Secretary5.0011.75
Tool and Die Maker8.0017.50
Word Processor/Typist4.5010.75
Source: 1996 Survey of the Michigan Employment Security Commission
*This survey was done in 1996, before the hourly minimum wage was increased to $5.15 in September 1997.

PRINCIPLE EMPLOYERS
MANUFACTURING EMPLOYERS
SICFIRMLOCATIONEMPLOYEESPRODUCT
3564Delphi/Flint EastFlint4,800Air & engine mgmt systs, parts
3444General Motors CorpFlint3,550Auto sheet metal fabricating
3519General Motors Corp/PowertrainFlint2,690V-8 automobile engines
3599General Motors CorpGrand Blanc2,315Machine shop: tool & die
3714Delphi/Flint WestFlint1,560Automotive parts
3714General Motors Corp/PowertrainFlint1,975Trans & converter components
3714General Motors CorpFlint2,790V-6 auto gasoline engines
3713General Motors Corp/Truck GrpFlint2,000Truck assembly
3714General Motors Corp/PowertrainFlint1,100V-6 auto gasoline engines
3086Creative Foam Corp.Fenton450Foam rubber and plastic
3479westag IndustriesFlint450Coating, engraving
3714VentureGrand Blanc400Auto parts&access; plastic prdts
2711Flint JournalFlint470Newspaper publishing
3714Lear CorpFenton250Car seat assembling
3714Delphi Energy/Engine Mgmt SystFlint400Air & fuel mgmt systems
3714Varity Kelsey-Hayes CoFenton400Light trucks brake systems
3544General Motors CorpFlint325Automotive stamping dies
3089Plastics Research CorpFlint300Structural foam plastic: pallets
8331Community IndustriesFlint250Sheltered workshop:mfg & pkg
7389Genesee Packaging IncFlint250Contract auto parts&pkg syst
2026Mc Donald Dairy CoFlint250Milk & dairy prducts
Source: Harris Publishing Company, 1998 Industrial Directory
supplemented with infromation from LDO

OTHER MAJOR EMPLOYERS
SICFIRMLOCATIONEMPLOYEESPRODUCT
8062Genesys Regional Medical Cntr.Flint4,600Health care
8062Hurley Medical CenterFlint2,900Health care
8062McLaren Regional Medical Cntr.Flint5,200Health care
4311United States Postal ServiceFlint1,200US postal service
8222Mott Community CollegeFlint850Education
6022Citizens Commercial & Savings BankFlint2,300State commercial banks
5311Sears Roebuck and Co.Flint600Department stores
8631United Retired Govt EmployeesFlint600Labor organizations
6021NBD Bank NAFlint600National commercial banks
Source: Local County Economic Development Contact


NUMBER OF ESTABLISHMENTS
Type of Service 1999
Total 9153
    Forestry, fishing, hunting, and agriculture support 2
    Mining 4
    Utilities 4
    Construction 993
    Manufacturing 346
      Food mfg 14
      Beverage & tobacco product mfg 2
      Textile mills 1
      Textile product mills 5
      Apparel manufacturing 4
      Wood product mfg 9
      Paper mfg 5
      Printing & related support activities 55
      Petroleum & coal products mfg 3
      Chemical mfg 10
      Plastics & rubber products mfg 10
      Nonmetallic mineral product mfg 16
      Primary metal mfg 1
      Fabricated metal product mfg 77
      Machinery mfg 41
      Computer & electronic product mfg 10
      Electrical equip, appliance & component mfg 2
      Transportation equipment mfg 25
      Furniture & related product mfg 17
      Miscellaneous mfg 39
    Wholesale trade 425
    Retail trade 1771
    Transportation & warehousing 173
    Information 139
      Publishing industries 16
      Motion picture & sound recording industries 11
      Broadcasting & telecommunications 67
      Information & data processing services 45
    Finance & insurance 455
    Real estate & rental & leasing 349
    Professional, scientific & technical services 716
    Management of companies & enterprises 62
    Admin, support, waste mgt, remediation services 448
    Educational services 80
    Health care and social assistance 1165
    Arts, entertainment & recreation 105
    Accommodation & food services 744
    Other services (except public administration) 1022
    Auxiliaries (exc corporate, subsidiary & regional mgt) 18
    Unclassified establishments 132
Source:U.S. Department of Commerce and Bureau of the Census, County Business Patterns, Issued May 2001


Quality of Life


EDUCATIONAL FACILITIES
PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT INFORMATION
COMMUNITYSCHOOL DISTRICTSTUDENTSINSTRUCTORSHIGH SCHOOLS
BurtonBentley Community Schools1,090611
BurtonBendle Schools1,501891
BurtonAtherton Community Schools1,100601
ClioClio Area Schools4,0522001
DavisonDavison Community Schools4,7712351
FentonFenton Area Public Schools3,0121601
FentonLake Fenton Comm Schools1,410771
FlintKearsley Community Schools3,2591551
FlintCarman-Ainsworth Comm Schs5,1543001
FlintFlint Community Schools25,9631,5404
FlintBeecher Community School District2,8861621
FlintWestwood Heights Schools1,205751
FlushingFlushing Community Schools4,1402001
GeneseeGenesee School District870471
GoodrichGoodrich Area Schools1,550751
Grand BlancGrand Blanc Community Schools5,6002471
LindenLinden Community Schools2,6321051
MontroseMontrose Community Schools1,704911
Mt. MorriMt. Morris Comunity Schools3,2001601
OtisvilleLakeville Community Schools2,4401251
Swartz CreekSwartz Creek Community Schools4,6512301
Source: MI Department of Education, 1997

TWO YEAR COLLEGES AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS
NAMELOCATIONENROLLMENT
Mott Community CollegeFlint10,469

FOUR YEAR COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES
NAMELOCATIONENROLLMENT
Baker College of FlintFlint4,200
Detroit College of BusinessFlint825
Kettering UniversityFlint2,500
University of Michigan-FlintFlint6,675
Source: MI Department of Education, 1996

MEDICAL FACILITIES
TYPE OF FACILITY# IN COUNTY# OF BEDS
Hospitals51,193
Source: MI Department of Consumer and Industry Services, 1998

HOUSING (1990) 
OWNER OCCUPIED MEDIAN VALUE RENTER OCCUPIED MEDIAN RENT
113,585  $50,500  47,711  $328 
Source:U.S. Bureau of the Census, Census of Population and Housing, 1990

CLIMATE
MONTHAVG. MIN TEMPAVG. MAX TEMP.
January14F/-10C29/-2
July59F/15C81F/27C
PRECIPITATIONRAINFALLSNOWFALL
Average Annual29in./74cm49in./124cm.
GROWING SEASONDAYS ABOVE 90F/32CDAYS BELOW 0F/-18C
152811
Source: NOAA Climate Summary, 1995

RECREATION
COUNTY HIGHLIGHTS
Sloan Museum; Bray Gallery; DeWaters Art Center; Cross Roads Village; Bower Theatre; Whiting Auditorium; Air Show; Art Balloon classic; Buick Open; Crim Road Race; Canusa Games; New Vic Theatre; River Fest; Star Theatre; Dort Music Center.
Source: Local County Economic Development Contact


Municipal Services


UTILITIES
COMMUNITYELECTRICGAS
Forest, Atlas, Burton, Clayton, Davison, Fenton, Argentine,Consumers PowerConsumers Power
Genesee, Grand Blanc, Montrose, Mt. Morris, Mundy,  
Source: Local County Economic Development Contact

TELECOMMUNICATIONS
Local Phone CompaniesAmeritech, Century,GTE
Long Distance CompaniesAT&T, MCI, Sprint, and others
Source: Local County Economic Development Contact

LICENSED LANDFILLS
COMMUNITYOWNER/MANAGER
MontroseCity Management Corporation
MundyCitizens Disposal, Inc.
MontroseSeymour Road Landfill, Inc.
Source: MDEQ Waste Management Division, 1998

PROPERTY TAX (1997) 
Agriculture Comercial Industrial Residential Other
1.69%  21.43%  15.68%  61.13%  0.08% 
Source:MI Department of Treasury, 1997

GOVERNMENT
COMMUNITYPHONE NUMBERCOMMUNITYPHONE NUMBER
Argentine Twp(810) 735-5050Atlas Twp(810) 636-2548
Burton (City of)(810) 743-1500Clayton Charter Twp(810) 635-4433
Clio (City of )(810) 686-5850Davison (City of)(810) 653-2191
Davison Twp(810) 653-4156Fenton (City of )(810) 629-2261
Fenton Charter Twp(810) 629-1537Flint (City of)(810) 766-7346
Flint Charter Twp(810) 732-1350Flushing Charter Twp(810) 659-0800
Forest Twp(810) 631-4997Gaines Twp(810) 635-3200
Genesee Charter Twp(810) 640-2000Grand Blanc (City of)(810) 694-1118
Grand Blanc Charter Twp(810) 694-5300Montrose Charter Twp(810) 639-2021
Mt. Morris (City of)(810) 686-2160Mt. Morris Charter Twp(810) 785-0817
Mundy Charter Twp(810) 655-4631Richfield Twp(810) 653-3564
Swartz Creek (City of)(810) 635-4464Thetford Twp(810) 686-5200
Vienna Charter Twp(810) 686-7580  
Source: Local County Economic Development Contact

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CONTACT
Contact: Mr. Todd Brian
Business: Flint - Genesee Economic Growth Alliance
Address: 519 South Saginaw Street Suite 210
Flint, MI 48502
Phone: (810) 238-7803
Fax: (810) 238-7866
on the web at: http://www.growthalliance.com/
*LDO's=Local Development Organizations
Source: Local County Economic Development Contact
 
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