Population Estimates by Age in 2008	Number	Rank in State	Pct Dist. in County	Pct Dist. in State
Preschool (0 to 4)	6,586	16	6.2%	6.9%
School Age (5 to 17)	16,631	16	15.7%	17.9%
College Age (18 to 24)	14,492	12	13.7%	9.5%
Young Adult (25 to 44)	27,603	17	26.0%	27.0%
Older Adult (45 to 64)	26,140	16	24.7%	25.8%
Older (65 plus)	14,516	14	13.7%	12.8%
Median Age	35.9			Median Age = 36.7

Sources: US Census Bureau; Indiana Business Research Center

Population Estimates by Race or Hispanic Origin in 2008	Number	Rank in State	Pct Dist. in County	Pct Dist. in State
American Indian or Alaska Native Alone	364	12	0.3%	0.3%
Asian Alone	1,706	14	1.6%	1.4%
Black Alone	7,426	12	7.0%	9.1%
Native Hawaiian and Other Pac. Isl. Alone	38	16	0.0%	0.0%
White Alone	94,849	17	89.5%	88.0%
Two or More Race Groups	1,585	12	1.5%	1.2%
Hispanic or Latino(can be of any race)
Non-Hispanic or Latino	104,245	16	98.4%	94.8%
Hispanic or Latino	1,723	27	1.6%	5.2%

Source: US Census Bureau

Household Types	Number	Rank in State	Pct Dist. in County	Pct Dist. in State
Households in 2000 (Includes detail not shown below)	40,998	15	100.0%	100.0%
Married With Children	8,205	17	20.0%	23.8%
Married Without Children	11,473	16	28.0%	29.8%
Single Parents	3,920	12	9.6%	9.1%
Living Alone	12,282	11	30.0%	25.9%

Source: US Census Bureau

Housing	Number	Rank in State	Pct Dist. in County	Pct Dist. in State
Total Housing Units in 2008 (estimate)	47,562	17	100.0%	100.0%
Total Housing Units in 2000 (includes vacant units)	45,203	14	100.0%	100.0%
Owner Occupied (Pct. distribution based on all housing units)    Median Value (2000)	27,658 $72,500	15 73	61.2% --	65.9% --
Renter Occupied (Pct. distribution based on all housing units)    Median Rent (2000)	13,340 $445	11 60	29.5% --	26.3% --

Source: US Census Bureau

Education	Number	Rank in State	Percent of State	Indiana
School Enrollment (2006/2007 Total Reported)	16,866	16	1.5%	1,154,826
Public	16,431	15	1.6%	1,045,702
Private	435	93	0.4%	109,124
High School Graduates (2006/2007)	887	15	1.4%	63,339
Going on to Higher Education	779	16	1.5%	52,698
4-year	547	17	1.4%	38,566
2-year	206	18	2.1%	9,783
Voc/tech.	26	17	0.6%	4,349
Adults (25+ in 2000 Census)	66,714	15	1.7%	3,893,278
with High School diploma or higher	81%	43		82.1%
with B.A. or higher degree	21.4%	14		19.4%

Sources: Indiana Department of Education; US Census Bureau
Notes: 1) Private enrollment includes home schools. 2) County rankings for high-school graduates continuing to higher education are subject to revision.

Income and Poverty	Number	Rank in State	Percent of State	Indiana
Per Capita Personal Income (annual) in 2007	$28,072	64	84.5%	$33,215
Median Household Income in 2008	$39,250	86	81.8%	$48,010
Poverty Rate in 2008	19.7%	2	152.7%	12.9%
Poverty Rate among Children under 18	25.3%	5	141.3%	17.9%
Welfare (TANF) Monthly Average Families in 2008	682	10	1.9%	36,678
Food Stamp Recipients in 2008	14,250	9	2.2%	644,281
Free and Reduced Fee Lunch Recipients in 2009	7,811	10	1.8%	436,945

Sources: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis; US Census Bureau; Indiana Family Social Services Administration;
Indiana Department of Education

Health and Vital Statistics in 2005	Number	Rank in State	Percent of State	Indiana
Births	1,280	17	1.5%	87,088
Births to Teens	161	10	1.7%	9,604
Deaths	1,094	10	2.0%	55,623

Source: Indiana State Department of Health

Labor Force in 2008	Number	Rank in State	Percent of State	Indiana
Total Resident Labor Force	49,890	17	1.5%	3,230,367
Employed	46,656	17	1.5%	3,039,795
Unemployed	3,234	14	1.7%	190,572
Unemployment Rate	6.5	33	110.2%	5.9
December 2009 Unemployment Rate	10.4	42	106.1%	9.8

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics; Indiana Department of Workforce Development

Employment and Earnings by Industry in 2007 (NAICS)	Employment	Pct Dist. in County	Earnings ($000)	Pct Dist. In County	Avg. Earnings Per Job
Total by place of work	64,111	100.0%	$2,502,210	100.0%	$39,029
Wage and Salary	57,108	89.1%	$1,859,677	74.3%	$32,564
Farm Proprietors	457	0.7%	$7,227	0.3%	$15,814
Nonfarm Proprietors	6,546	10.2%	$170,081	6.8%	$25,982
Farm	533	0.8%	$9,128	0.4%	$17,126
Nonfarm	63,578	99.2%	$2,493,082	99.6%	$39,213
Private	53,860	84.0%	$2,019,712	80.7%	$37,499
Accommodation, Food Serv.	5,269	8.2%	$75,695	3.0%	$14,366
Arts, Ent., Recreation	714	1.1%	$7,940	0.3%	$11,120
Construction	3,263	5.1%	$150,183	6.0%	$46,026
Health Care, Social Serv.	9,147	14.3%	$394,731	15.8%	$43,154
Information	741	1.2%	$26,098	1.0%	$35,220
Manufacturing	8,775	13.7%	$546,927	21.9%	$62,328
Professional, Tech. Serv.	1,746	2.7%	$74,539	3.0%	$42,691
Retail Trade	8,207	12.8%	$198,003	7.9%	$24,126
Trans., Warehousing	1,739	2.7%	$78,347	3.1%	$45,053
Wholesale Trade	1,559	2.4%	$98,980	4.0%	$63,489
Other Private (not above)	12,700	19.8%	$368,269	14.7%	$28,998
Government	9,718	15.2%	$473,370	18.9%	$48,711

Source: US Bureau of Economic Analysis

Residential Building Permits in 2008	Units	Pct Dist. in County	Pct Dist. in State	Cost ($000)	State Cost ($000)
Total Permits Filed	153	100.0%	100.0%	$18,642	$2,470,264
Single Family	99	64.7%	70.8%	$15,212	$2,136,514
Two Family	12	7.8%	1.9%	$694	$28,170
Three & Four Family	6	3.9%	1.2%	$200	$18,059
Five families and More	36	23.5%	26.0%	$2,536	$287,521

Source: US Census Bureau (Greene County totals are not included as it does not currently issue building permits.) Note: Detail cost may not sum to total due to rounding.

Commuting Patterns - Top 5 in 2007
Into Vigo FROM	Number	Percent	Out of Vigo TO	Number	Percent
All Areas	14,982	19.6%	All Areas	3,671	5.7%
Clay County	3,316	4.3%	Vermillion County	768	1.2%
Sullivan County	2,816	3.7%	Illinois	526	0.8%
Illinois	2,504	3.3%	Clay County	489	0.8%
Vermillion County	2,081	2.7%	Marion County	486	0.7%
Parke County	1,268	1.7%	Sullivan County	270	0.4%

Source: Indiana Department of Revenue