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General Demographics

Total Population, 2023
22,8071
Population Change, July 2022 - July 2023
3761
Projected 2050 Population
19,4222
Under 18 Years Old
4,2381
Age 18-64 Years
13,2131
Age 65+ Years
5,3561
Median Age
46.23

Race / Ethnicity 4

White
59.7%3
Black/African American
31.5%3
Native American
0.1%3
Asian/Pacific Islander
0.4%3
Hispanic/Latino
4.9%3
Multi-Racial
3.4%3
Other Single Race
0.0%3
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Financial Stability

Residents Below Federal Poverty Level, 2023
16.5%5
Median Household Income, 2023
$57,8655
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Housing

Cost-Burdened Households (Spend 30% of Household Income on Housing)
25.7%6
Typical Home Value (July, 2024)
$201,0387
Median Gross Rent, 2 Bedroom Unit
$6696
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Education

4-Year High School Graduation Rate
84.6%8
Postsecondary Enrollment
45.4%8
Postsecondary Attainment (25-44 Year Olds With a Postsecondary Degree/Credential)
32.8%8
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Employment

2024 County Economic Distress Tier
19
Total Workforce Employed, 2023 Average
9,47610
Total Workforce Unemployed, 2023 Average
34910
Average Weekly Wage, 2023
$87011
Residents Working in Home County
26.8%12
Labor Force Participation Rate
51.8%12
Unemployment Rate (Annual Average), 2023
3.6%10
Annual Pre-Tax Living Wage - 2 Adults (1 working), 1 Child Household (Feb, 2024)
$66,05813
Average Employment Change, 2013-23
-169 (5% Decline)11
Gross Domestic Product, 2023 (Thousands of Dollars)
$451,00814
Top Industry By Employment, 2023
Public Administration (568 employees)11
Top Employer in County, 2023
Caswell County Schools (250-499 employees)11
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Health

Residents Uninsured
9.1%15
County Health Outcomes Rank
6816
Food Insecurity Rate, 2022
14.9%17
Primary Care Physicians Per 10K Residents, 2023
5.918
Overdose Deaths Per 100 Thousand Residents, 2022
31.219
Life Expectancy (Years)
74.820
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Broadband

Households Without Computing Device (Laptop, Smartphone, etc.)
9.9%21
Broadband Availability Index Score, 2021
43.122
Households without an Internet Subscription
20.2%21
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Infrastructure

Designation of Water/Wastewater System as Distressed (Aug, 2024)
Yes (Milton)23

**Distressed is defined as a “public water system or wastewater system operated by a local government unit exhibiting signs of failure to identify or address those financial or operating needs necessary to enable that system to become or to remain a local government unit generating sufficient revenues to adequately fund management and operations, personnel, appropriate levels of maintenance, and reinvestment that facilitate the provision of reliable water or wastewater services” per Session Law 2020-79.**

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Small Business: Statewide Data

Small businesses make up 99.6% (1.1 million small businesses) of all NC Businesses.24

44.2% (1.7 million small business employees) of all North Carolinians are small business employees.24

Business Ownership

Business Ownership - Women
46.0%24
Business Ownership - Veterans
7.1%24
Business Ownership - People of Color
22.8%24

Business Creation

2021
178,30025
2022
171,40025
2023
171,70025

Business Revenue

2019
$125,700,00026
2020
$141,400,00026
2021
$159,200,00026

Employment Data

Small Business Employment Change, March 2022 - March 2023
Net increase of 100,187 jobs24
Small Business Establishment Change, March 2022 - March 2023
Net increase of 7,773 businesses24

Agriculture

Farms
42,81727
Acres of Farmland
8,128,13627
Average Acreage of NC Farms
19027

Major Sectors

Major Business Sectors
Aerospace and Defense; Automotive, Truck & Heavy Machinery; Biotechnology and Pharmaceuticals; Business and Financial Services; Corporate Headquarters; Energy; Food Processing and Manufacturing; Furniture; Information Technology; Plastics and Chemicals; Textiles; Tourism28
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