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SAGINAW COUNTY

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TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION..................................................................................4DEMOGRAPHICS...................................................................................6 POPULATION CHANGE..............................................................................7 POPULATION BY AGE................................................................................8 POPULATION BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT....................................9 HOUSEHOLD INCOME..............................................................................10 HOUSING VALUE.......................................................................................11ECONOMY.......................................................................................................12 EMPLOYMENT SUMMARY.......................................................................13 UNEMPLOYMENT..................................................................................14 EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRY.................................................................15 EMPLOYMENT BY OCCUPATION............................................................16 LOCATION QUOTIENT..............................................................................17INCENTIVES AND PROGRAMS.....................................................................18 LOCAL TAX INCENTIVES.........................................................................19 LOCAL FINANCIAL SOURCES.................................................................20 INTERNATIONAL TRADE ASSISTANCE................................................21LOCAL ASSETS..................................................................................................22 PORTS.........................................................................................22 HIGHWAYS........................................................................................23 AIRPORTS..................................................................................23 RAILWAYS...............................................................................24 PUBLIC TRANSIT.......................................................................................25EDUCATION AND TRAINING.......................................................................26 COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES.............................................................27 COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS.......................27QUALITY OF LIFE............................................................................................28 PARKS AND RECREATION......................................................................29 MUSEUMS AND LIBRARIES...................................................................30 PERFORMING ARTS..................................................................................31HEALTHCARE.........................................................................................34 MAJOR HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS...........................................................35 HUMAN SERVICES....................................................................................35

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INTRODUCTION

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SAGINAW COUNTY DemographicsDemographics


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DemographicsDemographics

POPULATION BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT

POPULATION BY AGE

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Population by Educational Attainment Saginaw County, Michigan, and National

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United States Census. 2000. American Community Survey. 2010-1 Year Estimate, 2011-1 Year Estimates.

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SAGINAW COUNTY DemographicsDemographics

HOUSING VALUEHOUSEHOLD INCOME


2000 $53,428 $61,767 $58,070

2010 $44,308 $47,979 $52,874

2011 $41,412 $47,093 $51,723

United States Census. 2000. American Community Survey. 2010-1 Year Estimate, 2011-1 Year Estimates.

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Township North MSAMichigan USA

2010 $110,089 $130,268 $190,067

2011 $99,039 $120,956 $177,798

American Community Survey. 2010-1 Year Estimate, 2011-1 Year Estimates.

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EconomyEconomy

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EMPLOYMENT SUMMARYECONOMY

2012 Annual10 Year Change

5 Year Change

3 Year Change

1 Year Change

Employment Level 81,886 -10.90% -10.90% 0.40% 0.60%

Unemployment Rate 8.4 19.40% 18.30% -31.10% -12.50%

Labor Force Participation Rate

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SAGINAW COUNTY EconomyEconomy

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Information

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Percentage of Employment by Industry Saginaw County, Michigan, and USA

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SAGINAW COUNTY EconomyEconomy

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LOCATION QUOTIENTEMPLOYMENT BY OCCUPATION

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Management Occupations

Business and Financial Operations Occupations

Computer and Mathematical Occupations

Architecture and Engineering Occupations

Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations

Community and Social Service Occupations

Legal Occupations

Education, Training, and Library Occupations

Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations

Healthcare Support Occupations

Protective Service Occupations

Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations

Personal Care and Service Occupations

Sales and Related Occupations

Office and Administrative Support Occupations

Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Occupations

Construction and Extraction Occupations

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Occupations

Production Occupations

Transportation and Material Moving Occupations

Percentage of Employment by Occupation Saginaw-Saginaw Township North MSA, Michigan, and USA

USA Michigan Saginaw-Saginaw Township North MSA


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Other services

Leisure and hospitality

Education and health services

Professional and business services

Financial activities

Information

Trade, transportation, and utilities

Manufacturing

Construction

Natural resources and mining

Location Quotient Saginaw County, compared to Michigan and USA

Michigan Comparison USA Comparison


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SAGINAW COUNTY Incentives and Programs

LOCAL TAX INCENTIVES

Incentives and Programs

INCENTIVES AND PROGRAMS

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Real Property Tax AbatementPhase in of real property tax obligation over three- to ten-year period. Eligible companies must receive prior approval of local government and meet local qualification criteria based on new and retained jobs, wages, and economic impact of project.

Personal Property Tax AbatementFor manufacturing, research and development, information technology, and logistics/distribution equipment, a three- to ten-year phase in of personal property tax obligation for equipment used directly in production, R&D, or distribution processes. Eligible companies must receive prior approval of local government and meet local qualification criteria based on new and retained jobs, wages, and economic impact of project.

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SAGINAW COUNTY Incentives and ProgramsIncentives and Programs

INTERNATIONAL TRADE ASSISTANCE

LOCAL FINANCIAL SOURCES

Muncie Industrial Revolving Loan FundOffers up to thirty-three percent of project cost, up to $450,000, for projects that create or retain jobs. Funds can be used to purchase fixed assets or as working capital. (http://www.muncie.com/Local-Business-Services-Financing.aspx)

Delaware County Rural Revolving Loan FundFor individuals or businesses meeting Small Business Administration Guidelines located in or planning to locate in a rural area or community with a population of 20,000 or less. Loan funds can be used for any normal business expense.

East Central Small Business Development CenterOffers free and low-cost information, management counseling, and educational services to support Indiana small business owners and potential entrepreneurs, including resources for and assistance in starting or relocating a business. (http://www.isbdc.org/)

Muncie Innovation ConnectorSmall business incubator helping turn tech-based ideas into commercially viable businesses by connecting entrepreneurs with academic and government institutions, professional service providers, and others resources. (http://www.innovationconnector.com)

Sister City RelationshipsPromotes economic development opportunities through foreign direct investment into Muncie and provides opportunities for local firms to do business with foreign sister city companies. The Sister City movement also provides educational opportunities for elementary, junior high, and high school students and promotes mutual friendship.

Muncie, Indiana has five established sister city relationships:Changhua County, TaiwanDeyang City, ChinaIsparta, TurkeyTaraz, Republic of KazakhstanZhuji City, China

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Local AssetsLocal Assets

I-75 runs north-south through Saginaw County. I-75 connects the City of Saginaw to Michigan’s Upper

Peninsula to the north, and to Flint and Detroit to the south.

HIGHWAYSLOCAL ASSETS

I-75 runs north-south through Saginaw County. I-75 connects the City of Saginaw to Michigan’s Upper

Peninsula to the north, and to Flint and Detroit to the south.

AIRPORTS

The Saginaw River flows from Lake Huron into northeast Saginaw County and through the City of Saginaw. Over thirty cargo ports on the Saginaw River

provide access to Lake Huron, the St. Lawrence Seaway, and the Atlantic Ocean.

PORTS


SAGINAW COUNTY SAGINAW COUNTY Local AssetsLocal Assets

Saginaw Transit Authority Regional Services (STARS) provides public bus service in the City of Saginaw.

PUBLIC TRANSIT

Saginaw County is served by Class 1 railroads operated by CSX Transportation, and by local carriers

including Lake State Railway, Huron & Eastern Railway, and Mid-Michigan Railroad.

RAILWAYS

Source: www.saginaw-stars.com

Source: www.lsrc.com


SAGINAW COUNTY SAGINAW COUNTY Education and TrainingEducation and Training

Saginaw Valley State University Founded in 1963, Saginaw Valley State is the newest of Michigan’s fifteen public colleges and universities. Its campus is located in University Center, MI, approximately fifteen miles north of Saginaw. Saginaw Valley State grants bachelors and masters degrees in five colleges: Arts & Behavioral Sciences, Business & Management, Education, Health & Human Services, and Science, Engineering & Technology. See www.svsu.edu for more information.

Davenport UniversityDavenport is a private university with eleven campuses in Michigan. The main campus is in Grand Rapids; a satellite campus is located in Saginaw Township. The university offers degrees in four colleges: Business, Technology, Health Professions, and Arts & Sciences. See www.davenport.edu for more information.

COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES

EDUCATION AND TRAINING

Delta CollegeFounded in 1961, Delta College is a two-year community college located in University Center. The school offers certificates and associate’s degrees. Delta College shares a campus with Saginaw Valley State University. See www.delta.edu for more information.

COMMUNITY COLLEGES AND TECHNICAL SCHOOLS


SAGINAW COUNTY SAGINAW COUNTY Quality of LifeQuality of Life

Shiawassee National Wildlife RefugeLocated in central Saginaw County, the Shiawassee National Wildlife Refuge covers 9,600 acres of marsh, forest, and grassland. An excellent birding site, the Refuge is a major stopover point for migrating birds.

Saginaw Children’s ZooOpen April through October, the zoo houses over seventy different animal species and offers classes and workshops for children. See www.saginawzoo.com for more information.

Hoyt ParkLocated in downtown Saginaw, Hoyt Park has softball fields, an ice rink with warming house, and sledding hills.

Frank N. Andersen Celebration ParkA four-acre park located adjacent to the Children’s Zoo in Saginaw, Celebration Park offers water recreation opportunities for children.

Saginaw and Tittabawassee RiversThe Saginaw and Tittabawassee Rivers are both world-class trophy walleye fisheries.

PARKS AND RECREATIONQUALITY OF LIFE



Temple TheaterOpened in 1927, Saginaw’s Temple Theater seats 1,750. The theater underwent a major renovation in 2002, and today hosts concerts, films, and events. The theater can be rented for special events. See www.templetheater.com for more information.

Pit and Balcony Community TheatreFounded in 1932, the Pit and Balcony Theatre stages plays and offers classes and workshops in acting and theater tech. The theater can be rented for events. See www.pitandbalconytheatre.com for more information.

Heritage TheaterWith seating for over 2,200 people, the Heritage Theater, part of the Dow Event Center, attracts major acts from around the country. See www.doweventcenter.com for more information.

Saginaw Bay Symphony OrchestraThe seventy-member orchestra performs concerts regularly throughout the year at the Temple Theater. See www.saginawbayorchestra.com for more information.

PERFORMING ARTS

The Castle Museum of Saginaw County HistoryHoused in a French Renaissance Revival mansion built in 1898, The Castle Museum is operated by the Historical Society of Saginaw County. The museum includes exhibits on the history of the timber industry, the Saginaw Carriage Works, and a model railroad. See www.castelmuseum.org for more information.

Saginaw Art MuseumCollections include Native American artifacts and artwork, Civil War-era sculptures, and Asian art. See www.saginawartmusuem.org for more information.

Japanese Cultural Center and Tea HouseDuring the spring, summer, and fall, visitors to the Cultural Center can walk through a Japanese garden and participate in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. See www.japaneseculturalcenter.org for more information.

Michigan’s Own Military & Space MuseumLocated in Frankenmuth, the Military & Space Museum documents the contributions of Michigan’s soldiers and astronauts. See www.michigansmilitarymuseum.com for more information.

MUSEUMS AND LIBRARIES



Professional sports teams

Saginaw SpiritThe Spirit, part of the Ontario Hockey League, play at the Dow Event Center in Saginaw. See www.saginawspirit.com for more information.

Great Lakes LoonsThe Loons, based in Midland, are a class A minor league baseball team. They play at the Dow Diamond in Midland. See www.milb.com/index.jsp?sid=t456 for more information.

Championship golf courses The Fortress (located in Frankenmuth)The Fortress is part of a larger resort with a waterpark and hotel. See www.zehnders.com for more information.

The Sawmill (located in Saginaw)The Sawmill is situated approximately eight miles from downtown Saginaw. See thesawmill.com for more information.

Saginaw Township Soccer ComplexThe Complex offers 21 regulation-size fields and a recreational soccer league. See saginawsoccer.org for more information.

SPORTS

Ojibway Island outdoor eventsOjibway Island, located in downtown Saginaw on the Saginaw River, hosts many regular events, including the Country Music Fest and a Fourth of July fireworks show. See www.saginaw-mi.com/visit/ojibwayisland for more information.

Frankenmuth Bavarian FestivalHeld each summer, the Bavarian Festival is a celebration of the area’s German heritage. The Festival includes a parade, concerts, food vendors, and activities for children. See www.frankenmuthfestivals.com for more information.

Frankenmuth OktoberfestA traditional Oktoberfest celebration, Frankenmuth Oktoberfest is held each fall in Heritage Park. See www.frankenmuthfestivals.com for more information.

CULTURAL EVENTS


SAGINAW COUNTY SAGINAW COUNTY HealthcareHealthcare

HEALTHCARECovenant HealthCare Covenant is a comprehensive healthcare provider and the largest in mid-Michigan. Covenant operates nine facilities in Saginaw, and one each in Bay City and Frankenmuth. Covenant Medical Center in Saginaw, the system’s main facility, saw 27,584 admissions last year according to US News and World Report. See www.covenanthealthcare.com for more information.

St. Mary’s of MichiganLocated in Saginaw, St. Mary’s is a subsidiary of Ascension Health. According to US News and World Report rankings, St. Mary’s has high-performing nephrology, pulmonology, and neurology & neurosurgery departments. See stmarysofmichigan.org for more information.

Aleda E. Lutz Veterans Affairs Medical CenterLocated in Saginaw, the Aleda E. Lutz VA hospital has 114 beds and serves veterans. See www.saginaw.va.gov for more information.

Central Michigan University HealthcareThe Central Michigan University College of Medicine operates a research and training facility adjacent to Covenant Medical Center in Saginaw. See www.synergymedical.org for more information.

MAJOR HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS

Health Delivery, Inc.Health Delivery, Inc. provides primary and dental care to underinsured patients in Saginaw County. See www.healthdelivery.org for more information.

HUMAN SERVICES

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