Explore the Economic Growth and Community Investment service team workforce by the numbers.

A story about the distribution of TechPaks (laptops, internet access and digital literacy training) to Ramsey County residents who were economically impacted by COVID-19.

Before development and redevelopment occurs, smart and informed planning at the community level can increase local tax base, reduce the costs of infrastructure to taxpayers, produce less traffic and vehicle emissions, while producing several community benefits.

Dataset showing the average income in dollars per capita by race and ethnicity.

Dataset showing monthly living costs in seven categories: food, housing, health care, transportation, child care, other necessities and net taxes.

Dataset showing job creation and job destruction. A negative number indicates jobs destroyed (positions eliminated due to businesses closing or contracting). Job creation is employment resulting from new businesses starting up or existing businesses expanding their payrolls with new positions. The source data for the data is the Longitudinal Employer-Household Dynamics (LEHD) linked employer employee microdata. A wide variety of record sources contribute to the construction of the Quarterly Workforce Indicators (QWI), including the administrative records
on employment collected by the states, Social Security data, Federal tax records, and other census and survey
data.

Poverty rates for residents of Color include the combined numbers of people self-identified as Black/African American, American Indian Alaska Native, Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander, Hispanic (non-White) or Asian.

Employment, establishments and wage data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics' Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.

Dataset showing the numbers of households and the median annual household income.

Operating histories of golf courses in Ramsey County.