ARBON COUNTY Demographics

II. County Profiles

Carbon County

CARBON COUNTY

Demographics

The Census Bureau¡¯s current census estimates indicate that Carbon County¡¯s population decreased

from 15,885 in 2010 to 15,618 in 2016, or by 1.7 percent. This compares to a statewide population

change of 3.9 percent over the period. The number of people from 25 to 35 years of age increased

by 5.4 percent, and the number of people from 55 to 64 years of age increased by 1.0 percent. The

white population decreased by 3.2 percent, while the black population increased by 78.8 percent.

The Hispanic population increased from 2,668 to 2,915 people between 2010 and 2016 or by 9.3

percent. These data are presented in Table II.4.1, below.

Table II.4.1

Profile of Population Characteristics

Carbon County vs. Wyoming

2010 Census and 2016 Current Census Estimates

Subject

Population

2010 Census

15,885

Carbon County

Jul-16

15,618

% Change

-1.7%

Age

-1.7%

0.7%

5.4%

-1.4%

-24.8%

1.0%

13.4%

Race

-3.2%

78.8%

2010 Census

563,626

Wyoming

Jul-16

585,501

% Change

3.9%

113,371

78,460

77,649

66,966

83,577

73,513

70,090

116,796

77,293

81,948

71,334

69,052

81,266

87,812

3.0%

-1.5%

5.5%

6.5%

-17.4%

10.5%

25.3%

529,110

5,135

543,387

7,753

2.7%

51.0%

Under 14 years

15 to 24 years

25 to 34 years

35 to 44 years

45 to 54 years

55 to 64 years

65 and Over

3,173

1,798

2,232

1,924

2,488

2,226

2,044

3,119

1,811

2,353

1,897

1,872

2,248

2,318

White

Black

American Indian

and Alaskan Native

Asian

Native Hawaiian

or Pacific Islander

Two or more races

15,203

118

14,711

211

214

263

22.9%

14,457

15,762

9.0%

128

154

20.3%

4,649

5,856

26.0%

13

-7.1%

Hispanic or Latino

2,668

14

208

266

27.9%

Ethnicity (of any race)

2,915

9.3%

521

673

29.2%

9,754

12,070

23.7%

50,231

58,413

16.3%

Table II.4.2, on the following page, presents the population of Carbon County by age and gender

from the 2010 Census and 2016 current census estimates. The 2010 Census count showed a total

of 8,553 males, who accounted for 53.8 percent of the population, and the remaining 46.2 percent,

or 7,332 persons, were female. In 2016, the number of males rose to 8,417 persons, and accounted

for 53.9 percent of the population, with the remaining 46.1 percent, or 7,201 persons being female.

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Table II.4.2

Population by Age and Gender

Carbon County

2010 Census and Current Census Estimates

2016 Current Census

2010 Census

Estimates

Male

Female

Total

Male

Female

Total

Age

% Change

10-16

Under 14 years

1,674

1,499

3,173

1,615

1,504

3,119

-1.7%

15 to 24 years

1,004

794

1,798

1,029

782

1,811

0.7%

25 to 44 years

1,258

974

2,232

1,350

1,003

2,353

5.4%

45 to 54 years

1,081

843

1,924

1,059

838

1,897

-1.4%

55 to 64 years

1,349

1,139

2,488

1,017

855

1,872

-24.8%

65 and Over

1,168

1,058

2,226

1,166

1,082

2,248

1.0%

Total

8,553

7,332

15,885

8,417

7,201

15,618

-1.7%

% of Total

53.8%

46.2%

.

53.9%

46.1%

.

At the time of the 2010 Census, there were 780 persons living in ¡°group quarters.¡± This type of

household is defined as places where individuals live or stay in a group living arrangement owned

or managed by an organization that provides housing or services for residents, such as medical

care. Group quarters also include places like college residence halls, military barracks, or

correctional facilities. Between 2000 and 2010, the number of persons living in group quarters

decreased by 19.8 percent, as shown in Table II.4.3, below.

Table II.4.3

Group Quarters Population

Carbon County

2000 SF1 and 2010 Census Data

Group Quarters

2000 Census

2010 Census

% Change

00-10

-19.7%

Institutionalized

Correctional Institutions 95

870

699

Juvenile Facilities

.

.

.

Nursing Homes

92

76

-17.4%

Other Institutions

.

.

.

962

775

-19.4%

.

.

Total

Noninstitutionalized

College Dormitories

.

Military Quarters

.

.

.

Other No institutions

11

5

-54.5%

Total

11

5

-54.5%

Group Quarters Population

973

780

-19.8%

In the 1980, 1990, and 2000 decennial censuses, the Census Bureau released several tabulations in

addition to the full SF1 100 percent count data including the one-in-six SF3 sample. These

additional samples, such as the SF3, asked supplementary questions regarding income and

household attributes that were not asked in the 100 percent count. In the 2010 decennial census,

the Census Bureau did not collect additional sample data, such as the SF3, and thus many

important housing and income concepts are not available in the 2010 Census.

95

In the 2010 Census, ¡°juvenile facilities¡± and ¡°correctional facilities¡± were reported separately.

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To study these important concepts the Census Bureau distributes the American Community Survey

every year to a sample of the population and quantifies the results as one-, three- and five-year

averages. The one-year sample only includes responses from the year the survey was implemented,

while the five-year sample includes responses over a five-year period. Since the five-year estimates

include more responses, the estimates can be tabulated down to the Census tract level, and

considered more robust than the one or three year sample estimates.

Table II.4.4, below, shows data on household type by tenure in the 2015 5-year ACS data.

Household type is broken down by family households and non-family households. In 2014, there

were an estimated 4,070 family households, of which 3,119 housed married couple families and

951 housed ¡°other families.¡± ¡°Other family¡± is defined as either a male householder with no wife

present, of whom there were 366 families, or a female householder with no husband present, of

which there were 585 families. There were also an estimated 2,038 ¡°non-family households,¡±

which refers to households of unrelated people or one person living alone. When compared to the

state, the percentage of family households in Carbon County was 66.6 percent, which compared to

the statewide rate of 64.9 percent. Of the family households in Carbon County, 76.6 percent were

married households, which compared to 79.7 percent in the State of Wyoming.

Table II.4.4

Household Type by Tenure

Carbon County

2010-2015 5-Year ACS Data

Household Type

Family households

Married-couple family

Carbon County

Carbon

% of Total

County

4,070

66.6%

State of Wyoming

State of

% of Total

Wyoming

147,229

64.9%

3,119

76.6%

117,355

79.7%

Owner-occupied housing units

2,589

83.0%

97,628

83.2%

Renter-occupied housing units

530

17.0%

19,727

16.8%

951

23.4%

29,874

20.3%

Male householder, no wife present

Other family

366

38.5%

10,771

36.1%

Owner-occupied housing units

177

48.4%

6,308

58.6%

Renter-occupied housing units

189

51.6%

4,463

41.4%

585

61.5%

19,103

63.9%

299

51.1%

9,562

50.1%

Female householder, no husband present

Owner-occupied housing units

Renter-occupied housing units

286

48.9%

9,541

49.9%

2,038

33.4%

79,636

35.1%

Owner-occupied housing units

1,152

56.5%

43,177

54.2%

Renter-occupied housing units

886

43.5%

36,459

45.8%

6,108

100.0%

226,865

100.0%

Nonfamily households

Total

Table II.4.5, on the following page, displays the 2015 5-year ACS census data for household type

by household size. In 2015, there were 1,950 two-person family households, 954 three-person

family households and 665 four-person family households. One-person non-family households

made up 83.7 percent of all non-family households or an estimated 1,706 households. Carbon

County¡¯s two person households made up 35.8 percent of total housing units and four person

households made up and additional 11.7 percent, which compares to 38.2 and 11.3 percent,

respectively, for the State of Wyoming.

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Table II.4.5

Household Type by Household Size

Household Size

One Person

Two Person

Three Person

Four Person

Five Person

Six Person

Seven Person

Total

Carbon County

2010-2015 5-Year ACS Data

Family

Non-Family

Households

Households

Carbon County

.

1,706

1,950

239

954

42

665

51

297

0

153

0

51

0

Total

% of Total

1,706

2,189

996

716

297

153

51

27.9%

35.8%

16.3%

11.7%

4.9%

2.5%

.8%

6,108

100.0%

One Person

Two Person

Three Person

Four Person

Five Person

Six Person

Seven Person

4,070

2,038

State of Wyoming

.

63,516

73,531

13,188

30,054

1,885

24,723

891

11,504

76

4,839

80

2,578

0

63,516

86,719

31,939

25,614

11,580

4,919

2,578

28.0%

38.2%

14.1%

11.3%

5.1%

2.2%

1.1%

Total

147,229

226,865

100.0%

79,636

The 2015 5-year ACS census estimates also provided information on tenure by household size.

According to the 2015 ACS estimates, of the 2,189 two-person households, 1,833 were owneroccupied and 356 were renter-occupied. Of the 716 four-person households, 403 were owneroccupied and 313 were renter-occupied. Further household size data by tenure are presented in

Table II.4.6, below.

Table II.4.6

Tenure by Household Size

Carbon County

2010-2015 5-Year ACS Data

Household Size

Own

Rent

Total

Carbon County

One Person

997

709

1,706

Two Person

1,833

356

2,189

Three Person

632

364

996

Four Person

403

313

716

Five Person

226

71

297

Six Person

91

62

153

Seven Person or more

35

16

51

Total

% of Total

27.9%

35.8%

16.3%

11.7%

4.9%

2.5%

.8%

6,108

100.0%

One Person

Two Person

Three Person

Four Person

Five Person

Six Person

Seven Person or more

4,217

1,891

State of Wyoming

36,335

27,181

67,652

19,067

21,933

10,006

17,649

7,965

7,877

3,703

3,605

1,314

1,624

954

63,516

86,719

31,939

25,614

11,580

4,919

2,578

28.0%

38.2%

14.1%

11.3%

5.1%

2.2%

1.1%

Total

156,675

226,865

100.0%

70,190

As seen in Table II.4.7, on the following page, Carbon County had a total of 8,559 housing units of

which 6,108 or 71.4 percent were occupied. Of these occupied units, 69.0 percent, or 4,217 units

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were owner occupied, which compares to a statewide rate of 69.1. A total of 2,451 units or 28.6

percent of all units were vacant. This compared to a statewide vacancy rate of 14.9 percent.

Table II.4.7

Housing Units by Tenure

Carbon County

2010-2015 5-Year ACS Data

Tenure

Occupied Housing Units

Carbon County

State of Wyoming

Units

% of Total

Units

% of Total

6,108

71.4%

226,865

85.1

Owner-Occupied

4,217

69.0%

156,675

69.1

Renter-Occupied

1,891

31.0%

70,190

30.9

Vacant Housing Units

2,451

28.6%

39,765

14.9

Total Housing Units

8,559

100.0%

266,630

100.0

Table II.4.8, below, shows that of the 2,451 vacant housing units in Carbon County as reported in

the 2015 ACS data, 290 or 11.8 percent were for rent and 199 or 8.1 percent were for sale. An

estimated 1,188 units were for seasonal, recreational, or occasional use, and 735 or 30.0 percent of

all vacant units were listed as ¡°other vacant.¡± This compares to a statewide percentage of 27.5

percent for ¡°other vacant¡± units.

Table II.4.8

Disposition of Vacant Housing Units

Carbon County

2010-2015 5-Year ACS Data

Disposition

Carbon County

State of Wyoming

Units

% of Total

Units

% of Total

For rent

290

11.8%

6,460

16.2%

Rented, but not occupied

2

.1%

1,371

3.4%

For sale only

199

8.1%

2,571

6.5%

Sold, but not occupied

23

.9%

931

2.3%

For seasonal, recreational, or occasional use

1,188

48.5%

17,209

43.3%

For migrant workers

14

.6%

302

.8%

Other vacant

735

30.0%

10,921

27.5%

Total

2,451

100.0%

39,765

100.0%

Table II.4.9, at right, presents different

income statistics for Carbon County.

According to the 2015 ACS data averages,

median family income for Carbon County

was $70,641 compared to the statewide

average of $73,194.

Table II.4.9

Median and Per Capita Income

Carbon County

2010-2015 5-Year ACS Data

Income Type

Carbon County

Wyoming

Median Family Income

70,641

73,194

Median Household Income

56,825

58,840

Table II.4.10, on the following page, shows households by income for Carbon County and the State

of Wyoming. In Carbon County, there were a total of 701 households or 11.5 percent with

incomes under $15,000 compared to 9.4 percent of households in Wyoming. There were another

889 households that had incomes between $35,000 and $49,999, which accounted for 14.6

percent of households and compared to 13.6 percent for the State of Wyoming. Households with

incomes of $100,000 or more accounted for 22.2 percent of total households and numbered 1,359

in Carbon County.

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