2012 CACEHR External Internal Data Community & Child Issues

2012 CACEHR EXTERNAL / INTERNAL DATA FOR COMMUNITY & CHILD ISSUES

Community Action Commission of Erie, Huron & Richland Counties, Inc. APPENDIX B: EXTERNAL DATA: COMMUNITY & CHILD ISSUES

CACEHR 2012 APPENDIX B - EXTERNAL DATA: Community & Child Issues Page 2 of 22

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2008 $7.62 Hr.

$1,341 Monthly $16,098 Annual

2011 $8.30 Hr.


2008 $7.67 Hr.


2011 $8.29 Hr.


2008 $7.36 Hr.


2011 $7.91 Hr.


Adult + Preschooler

2008 $13.20 Hr.


2011 $15.64 Hr.


2008 $12.00 Hr.


2011 $14.83 Hr.


2008 $11.55 Hr.


2011 $14.17 Hr.


Adult + Infant + Preschooler

2008 $17.81 Hr.


2011 $21.52 Hr.


2008 $16.17 Hr.


2011 $20.71 Hr.


2008 $15.57 Hr.

$2,740 Monthly 32,874 Annual

2011 $20.18 Hr.


Adult + Preschooler + School-age

2008 $17.05 Hr.


2011 $19.22 Hr.


2008 $15.20 Hr.


2011 $17.65 Hr.


2008 $14.87 Hr.


2011 $16.19 Hr.


Adult + School-age + Teenager

2008 $12.48 Hr.


2011 $13.50 Hr.


2008 $11.93 Hr.


2011 $12.89 Hr.


2008 $11.69 Hr.


2011 $12.38 Hr.

$2,178 monthly $26,136 Annual

Adult + Infant + Preschooler + School-age

2008 $23.98 Hr.


2011 $26.77 Hr.


2008 $22.95 Hr.


2011 $26.08 Hr.


2008 $22.05 Hr.


2011 $25.01 Hr.


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2011 $11.60 Hr. Per

Adult $4,084 Monthly $49,011 Annual

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2011 $10.40 Hr. Per

Adult $3,692 Monthly $44,300 Annual



Sub-Issue Erie County Huron County Richland County All 3 Counties

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Ohio Works First TANF

Recipients Receiving Cash +217%

91% are children 1,113 in 2010 442 in 2008 524 in 2000


73% are children 1,094 in 2010 356 in 2008 196 in 2000


67% are children 3,158 in 2010 1,318 in 2008 1,954 in 2000

5,365 in 2010 2,116 in 2008 2,674 in 2000

Family of 3 Receives Cash of $434 monthly Statewide. CHILD ONLY

OH WORKS 1st TANF (# Children Living

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347 - 2010 336 - 2008 293 - 2000

379 in 2010 263 in 2008 155 in 2000

648 in 2010 646 in 2008 535 in 2000

1,374 in 2010 1,245 in 2008 983 in 2000

# Residents Receiving OH Direction Card

Formerly Food Stamps 10,807 - 2010 ( + 101% ) 5,383 - 2005

8,697 - 2010 ( + 107% )

4,193 - 2005 19,712 - 2010 ( + 74% )

11,326 - 2005 329,216 - 2010

Avg. Card value $128 County-wide - 2009 $119 County-wide - 2009 $128 County-wide - 2009 $125 Service Area Subsidized Child Care:

# of Children 674 - 2010 ( + 36% ) 494 - 2005

448 - 2010 ( + 6% ) 422 - 2005

1,008 -2010 ( + 30% ) 775 - 2005

2,130 - 2010

Children’s Medicaid: # of Children Insured

7,605 - 2009 ( + 14% ) 6,665 - 2005

7,819 - 2009 ( + 19% ) 6,558 - 2005

14,367 - 2009 ( + 10% ) 13,106 - 2005

29,791 - 2009 26,329 - 2005

Help Me Grow (Newborn Home Visits)

2009: # of Kids = 439 2009: # Home Visits = 205



2009: # of Kids = 1,984 2009: # Home Visits = 1,029

$ in 2009; Child Support Collections; Paternity

Establishments

$15.9 m - 2009 Collections = - 9%. Paternities est. for non-marital births = - 4%.

$12.6 m - 2009 Collections = -1%. Paternities est. for non-marital births = + 9%.

$23.8 m - 2009 Collections = -4%. Paternities est. for non- Marital births = + 2%.

$52.3 m - 2009



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< 5 years 4,375 (5.7%) in 2011 5,714 ( 7.2%) in 2008

4,345 (7.2%) in 2011 5,566 (9.4%) in 2008 7,665 (6.1%) in 2011 16,385 in 2011

5 - 17 13,076 (16.9%) in 2011 13,879 (17.4%) in 2008

11,806 (19.7) in 2011 11,239 (18.9%) in 2008 21,424 (17%) in 2011 46,306 in 2011

18 – 24 6,131 (7.9%) in 2011 5,726 (7.2%) in 2008

4,924 (8.2) in 2011 5,106 (8.6%) in 2008 10,705 (8.5%) in 2011 21,760 in 2011

25 – 44 17,516 (22.6%) in 2011 21,636 (27.2%) in 2008

15,240 (25.4%) in 2011 17,129 (28.8%) in 2008 31,848 (25.3%) in 2011 64,604 in 2011

45 – 64 23,099 (29.8%) in 2011 20,222 (25.4%) in 2008

15,771 (26.3%) in 2011 13,059 (22%) in 2008 34,491 (27.4%) in 2011 73,361 in 2011

65 years + 13,203 (17.1%) in 2011 12,375 (15.6%) in 2008

7,893 (12.2%) in 2011 7,388 (12.4%) in 2008 19,665 (15.6%) in 2011 40,761 in 2011

Total 77,400 (100%) in 2011 79,551 (100%) in 2008

59,997 (100%) in 2011 59,487 (100%) in 2008 125,791 (100%) in 2011 263,188 in 2011

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Sandusky City = 25,793 Norwalk City = 17,012 Mansfield city = 47,821 Perkins Twp = NA Willard City = 6,236 Shelby city = 9,317 Huron City = 7,149 Bellevue city (pt) = 3,673 Ontario city = 6,225

Vermilion City (pt) = 4,742 New London village = 2,461 Lexington village = 4,822 Milan village = 1,004 Greenwich village = 1,476 Belleville village = 1,918 Castalia village = 852 Monroeville village = 1,400 Plymouth village = 948

Berlin Heights village= 632 Wakeman village - 1,047 Butler village = 933 Kelleys Island village = 312 Plymouth village (pt) = 909 Shiloh village = 649

Bellevue city (pt) = 2 North Fairfield village = 560 Lucas village = 615 Milan village (pt) = 363 Crestline city (pt) = 18

Total = 40,486 Total = 35,137 Total = 73,266



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White 67,709 87% 2011 70,427 88.5% 2008

56,667 94.4% 2011 56,764 95.4% 2008

109,888 87.4% 2011 113,743 88.3% 2008 234,242 89% 2011

African American

6,519 8.4% 2011 6,863 8.6% 2008

526 .9% 2011 574 1% 2008

11,824 9.4% 2011 11,377 8.8% 2008 18,869 7.1% 2011

Native American

245 .3% 2011 163 .2% 2008

195 .3% 2011 120 .2% 2008

366 .3% 2011 372 .3% 2008 806 .3% 2011

Asian 498 .6% 2011 332 .4% 2008

219 .4% 2011 150 .3% 2008

832 .7% 2011 709 .6% 2008 1,549 0.5% 2011

Pacific Islander

0 2011 6 .0%) 2008

209 .3% 2011 8 .0% 2008

14 .0% 2011 73 .1% 2008 233 .08% 2011

Other 953 1.2% 2011 441 .6% 2008

1,493 2.5% 2011 1,022 1.7% 2008

609 .5% 2011 409 (.3) 2008 3,056 1.% 2011

2 or More Races

1,476 1.9% 2011 1,319 1.7% 2008

688 1.1% 2011 849 1.4% 2008

2,258 1.8% 2011 2,169 1.7% 2008 4,422 1.6% 2011

Hispanic (of any race) 1,976 2.6% 2011 3,221 5.4% 2011 1,458 1.2% in 2011 5,655 2.1% 2011

Total 77,400 100% 2011 79,551 100% 2008

59,997 100% 2011 59,487 100% 2008

125,791 100% 2011 128,853 100% 2008

263,188 100% 2011 267,891 100% 2008

Total Minority 10,519 13.6% 2011 4,786 8% 2011 16,669 13.3% 2011 31,974 12.1% 2011



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38,904 100% 2011 37,576 100% 2008

86,004 100% 2011 178,726 100% 2011 91,808 100% 2008

No HS Diploma 6,530 12.1% 2011 8,699 16% 2008

5,893 15.1% 2011 7,123 19% 2008

14,117 16.4% 2011 26,540 14.5% 2011 15,822 17.2% 2008

HS Graduate 21,416 39.8% 2011 22 ,227 41% 2008

19,595 50.4% 2011 18,320 48.8% 2008

37,053 43.1% 2011 78,064 44.4% 2011 40,547 44.1% 2008

Some College, No Degree

11,042 20.5% 2011 11,109 20.5% 2008

6,223 16% 2011 6,281 16.7% 2008

16,298 19% 2011 33,563 18.5% 2011 17,390 18.9% 2008

Associate Degree 4,262 7.9% 2011 3,170 5.8% 2008

2,746 7.1% 2011 1,750 4.7% 2008

6,060 7% 2011 13,068 7.3% 2011 4,290 5.3% 2008

Bachelor Degree 6,892 12.8% 2011 5,976 11% 2008

2,850 7.3% 2011 2,862 7.6%

8,218 9.6% 2011 17,960 9.9% 2011 8,838 9.6% 2008

MA Degree + 3,676 6.8% 2011 3,501 5.6% 2008

1,597 4.1% 2011 1,240 3.3% 2008

4,258 5% 2011 9,531 5.3% 2011 4,741 5.1% 2008

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Total # Families 21,468 100% 2011 21,939 100% 2008

16,667 100% 2011 16,239 100% 2008

33,727 100% 2011 71,862 100% 2011 38,178 100% 2008

Married, Both in Workforce

8,889 41.4% 2011 9,204 42% 2008

7,568 45.4% 2011 6,927 42.7% 2008

13,916 41.3% 2011 30,373 42.7% 2011 16,131 42.2% 2008

Married, Husband Only In Workforce

3,080 14.3% 2011 3,398 15.5% 2008

2,369 14.2% 2011 2,956 18.2% 2008

4,698 13.9% 2011 10,147 14.1$ 2011 6,354 16.6% 2008

Married, Wife Only In Workforce

1,361 6.3% 2011 1,367 6.2% 2008

995 6% 2011 876 5.4% 2008

2,098 6.2% 2011 4,454 6.1% 2011 2,243 5.8% 2008

Married, Neither In Workforce

3,685 17.2% 2011 3,471 15.8% 2008

2,320 13.9% 2011 2,281 14% 2008

5,157 15.3% 2011 11,162 15.4% 2011 5,752 15% 2008

Male Householder, In Work Force

725 3.4% 2011 807 3.7% 2008

765 4.6% 2011 666 4.1% 2008

1,184 3.5% 2011 2,674 3.8% 2011 1,473 3.8% 2008

Male Householder, Not In Work Force

331 1.5% 2011 283 1.3% 2008

160 1% 2011 194 1.2% 2008

451 1.3% 2011 942 1.2% 2011 477 1.2% 2008

Female Householder, In Work Force

2,426 11.3% 2011 2,509 11.4% 2008

1,671 10% 2011 1,691 10.4% 2008

4,721 14% 2011 8,818 11.7% 2011 4.200 11% 2008

Single Female, Not in Work Force

981 4.6% 2011 900 4.1% 2008

819 4.9% 2011 648 4% 2008

1,502 4.5% 2011 3,302 4.6% 2011 1.548 4% 2008



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Total Households 31,755 100% 2011 31,756 100% 2008

223,109 100% 2011 22,258 100% 2008

49,595 100% 2011 104,459 100% 2011 54,014 100% 2008

< $10,000 2,512 7.9% 2011 2,151 6.8% 2008

1,117 4.84.8% 2011 1,512 6.8% 2008

3,190 6.4% 2011 6,819 6.4% 2011 3,663 6.7% 2008

$10 – 19,999 3,644 11.5% 2011 4,010 12.6% 2008

3,148 13.6% 2011 2,817 12.7% 2008

6,277 12.7% 2011 13,069 12.6% 2011 6,827 12.6% 2008

$20 – 29,999 3,606 11.4% 2011 4,782 15.1%

2,839 12.3% 2011 3,342 15% 2008

7,394 14.9% 2011 13,839 12.8% 2011 8,124 15% 2008

$30 – 39,999 3,722 11.7% 2011 3,876 12.2% 2008

2,484 10.7% 2011 3,372 14.7% 2008

6,533 13.2% 2011 12,739 11.8% 2011 7,148 13.2% 2008

$40 – 49,999 3,387 10.7% 2011 3,517 11.1% 2008

2,801 12.1% 2011 2,804 12.6% 2008

4,921 9.99.9% 2011 11,109 11.6% 2011 6,321 11.7% 2008

$50 – 59,999 2,459 7.7% 2011 3,232 10.2% 2008

2,301 10% 2011 2,624 11.8% 2008

4,645 9.4% 2011 9,405 9% 2011 5,856 10.8% 2008

$60 – 74,999 3,450 10.9% 2011 3,851 12.1% 2008

2,854 12.4% 2011 2,706 12.2% 2008

5,180 10.4% 2011 11,484 11.2% 2011 6,557 12.1% 2008

$75 – 99,999 4,058 12.8% 2011 3,459 10.9% 2008

3,047 13.2% 2011 1,915 8.6% 2008

5,783 11.7% 2011 12,888 12.5% 2011 5,374 9.9% 2008

$100 – 149,999 3,715 11.7% 2011 1,991 6.3% 2008

1,892 8.2% 2011 975 4.4% 2008

4,324 8.7% 2011 9,910 9.5% 2011 2,966 5.4% 2008

$150 – 199,999 650 2% 2011 420 1.3% 2008

384 1.7% 2011 93 .4% 2008

814 1.6% 2011 1,848 1.7% 2011 513 .9% 2008

$200,000 + 552 1.7% 2011 465 1.5% 2008

242 1% 2011 198 .9% 2008

534 1.1% 2011 1,328 1.2% 2011 663 1.2% 2008

Median HH Income $46,403 2011 $46,896 2011

$42,223 2011 $45,174 2011



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43,100 42,700 42,600

29,200 29,100 29,700

62,600 62,400 62,400

134,900 134,200 134,700

Unemployment Rate 2009 Unemployment Rate 2008 Unemployment Rate 2007

11.5% 7.3% 6%

15.4% 9.7% 8.1%

12.6% 7.4% 6.5%

13.1% 8.1% 6.8%



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POPULATION Total Population 2009 76,963 59,849 124,490

Minority Population (%) 13.6% 8% 13.3% Population Change 2000-2009 -2,640 +264 -4,307

POVERTY RATES Poverty Rate 1969 7.9% 8.5% 9.1% Poverty Rate 2009 14.6% 12.4% 14.8%

Overall Poverty 12.1% 14% 12.2% Male Poverty 10.5% 12.4% 10.7%

Female Poverty 13.6% 15.5% 13.6% Poverty Under age 5 19.1% 24% 18.7%

Poverty Under age 18 14% 22.1% 18.1% Poverty age 65 + 9.6% 7.5% 7.9%

White, Non-Hispanic Poverty 9.9% 12.6% 11.1% Black African Amer. Poverty 30.5% 30.7% 23.7%

Asian Poverty 5.2% - 1% Hispanic or Latino Poverty 16.8% 37.1% 20% <50% FPL severe poverty 4.4% 4.7% 4.2%

<200 FPL-below self sufficiency poverty 28.9% 33% 32.7% OTHER MEASURES OF ECONOMIC NEED

SNAP Recipients 9,860 7,968 18,130 Medicaid eligible persons 12,230 10,920 22,857

Li-HEAP recipients 5,005 5,290 9,434 Uninsured working-age (18-64) persons 1,841 2,150 2,637 Renters paying 35%+ of income on rent 3,301 1,919 4,931



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2011 Key Homeless Data Homeless 221 8 86

Sheltered Homeless 110 8 85 Unsheltered Homeless 111 0 1

Homeless Persons in Family 39 4 24 Homeless Individuals 182 4 62

Total Homelessness 2008-2011 2011 221 8 86 2010 256 62 115 2009 205 27 104 2008 217 21 114

Sheltered Homelessness 2008-2011 2011 110 8 85 2010 89 22 102 2009 81 19 89 2008 98 17 90

Unsheltered Homelessness 2008-2011 2011 111 0 1 2010 167 40 13 2009 124 8 15 2008 119 4 24

Family Homelessness 2008-2011 2011 39 4 24 2010 40 27 29 2009 24 22 32 2008 73 20 26

Individual Homelessness 2008-2011 2011 182 4 62 2010 216 35 86 2009 181 5 72 2008 144 1 88



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Veterans Population 2006-2010 7,795 5,010 12,370 26,175 By Educational Attainment

Less than High School Graduate 644 325 1,104 2,073 High School Grad / Equivalency 3,115 2,281 5,122 10,518

Some College / Assoc. Degree 1,741 1,383 3,411 6,535 BA / Higher 1,482 675 1,485 3,624

Median Income Past 12 Months by Sex All Veterans $32,104 $35,769 $29,017 $32,296

Male Veterans $32,385 $36,545 $29,575 $32,835 Female Veterans $20,800 $23,500 $17,933 $20,744

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Sub-Issue Erie County Huron County Richland County Total Service Area

Age # Age 65-74 7,015 4,397 10,571 21,983 # Age 75-84 4,334 2,652 6,928 13,914

# Age 85+ 1,956 1,034 2,761 5,751 TOTAL Population # Age 65+ 13,305 8,083 20,260 41,648

Poverty 65 Years & + Below Poverty Level 666 5.4% 452 5.8% 1,665 8.5% 2,783 6.5%



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Business Starts 128 2008 141 2007

98 2008 101 2007

230 2008 271 2007

Active Businesses 1,675 2008 1,702 2007

1,313 2008 1,358 2007

2,333 2008 2,333 2007

Taxes Expenditures Value of

Real Property $1,985,940,240 $974,887,490 $1,987,587,320

Ohio Income Tax Liability $50,204,675 $31,158,984 $63,266,358

Average per return $1,343 2011 $1,580 2008

$1,092 2011 $1,147 2008 $1,134 2011

Federal Expenditures $557,646,393 $375,177,131 $814,632,381

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% Turnout 72% 2012 Election 54.6% 2010 Election 61.3% 2007 Election

79% 2012 Election 45.7% 2010 Election 54.9% 2007 Election

48.2% 2010 Election

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Sub-Issues Erie County Huron County Richland County Registered Vehicles 91,309 72,067 137,686

Total # Workers 16 yrs & +

34,319 26,186 52,964

Travel < 15 min 15,756 11,496 19,926 Travel 15-29 min 12,067 7,480 23,199 Travel 30-44 min 3,870 4,398 5,339 Travel 45-59 min 1,314 1,301 1,308 Travel 60 min + 1,312 1,511 3,192

Mean Travel Time 18.4 min 21.2 min 20.5



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# Physicians (MDs & DOs) 179 2011 191 2008

65 2011 65 2008 223 2011

Registered Hospitals/# Beds 2 hospitals; 401 beds 2011 2 hospitals; 401 beds 2008

2 hospitals; 138 beds 2011 2 hospitals; 138 beds 2008 2 hospitals; 398 beds 2011

Licensed Nursing Homes/# Beds 10 homes; 1,212 beds 2011 17 homes; 1,905 beds 2008

6 homes; 430 beds 2011 15 homes; 1,244 beds 2008 11 homes; 895 beds 2011

Licensed Residential Care/# Beds 5 care; 419 beds 2011 9 care; 652 beds 2008

3 care; 162 beds 2011 4 care; 200 beds 2008 7 care; 520 beds 2011

Adults w/Employer-based Insurance 63.5% 2011 63.5% 2008

67.3% 2011 67.3% 2008 64.2% 2011

Children w/Employer- based Insurance

60.1% 2011 60.1% 2008

76.8% 76.8% 58.7% 2011

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Occupied 31,755 84.7% 2011 31,727 88.4% 2008

23,109 93.1% 2011 22,307 94.5% 2008

49,595 90.3% 2011

By Owner 23,205 73.1% 2011 22,854 63.6% 2008

17,122 74.1% 2011 16,113 68.3% 2008

35,491 71.6% 2011

By Renter 8,550 26.9% 2011 8,873 24.7% 2008

5,987 25.9% 2011 6,194 26.3% 2008

14,104 28.4% 2011

Vacant 5,743 15.3% 2011 4,182 11.6% 2008

1,701 6.9% 2011 1,287 5.5% 2008

5,352 9.7% 2011

Median Year Structure Built 1963 1961; 48 yrs. Old 2008

1965 1960; 49 yrs. Old 2008

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Issue Location of Head Start Centers in Erie & Huron Countiesxxi County Maps and their Census Tracts for Sandusky, Norwalk & Willard are in the 2012 CA Internal/External Data binder.



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Children Living in Poverty 2,780 2012 2,987 2008

3,150 2012 2,552 2008 5,805 2012 11,735 2012

5,539 2008

Poverty Rate for Children 17% 2008 17% 2005

21% 2008 16% 2005

21% 2008 18% 2005

19.6% 2008 17% 2005

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844 - 3 yrs old 2010 843 – 4 yrs old 2010

1,687 3+4 Yrs.

792 - 3 yrs. old 2010 893 - 4 yrs old 2010

1,685 3+4 Yrs.

NA For Head Start

1,636 – 3 yrs. old 2010 1,736 – 4 yrs. Old 20??

3,372 3+4 Yrs.

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RENTAL: Fair Market Rent

(2 BR apt.) $666 mo. 2012 $646 mo. 2008

$636 mo. 2012 $618 mo. 2008

$607 mo. 2012

Hr. Wage Needed (2 BR Apt.) @ 40 Hr. Work week

$12.81 2012 $12.42 2008

$12.23 2012 $11.88 2008 $11.67 2012

Renters Who Cannot Afford 2 BR Apt.

42% 2012 42% 2008

39% 2012 40% 2008 42% 2012

Median Gross RENTxxv $639 2011 $496 2008

$592 2011 $474 2008 $579 2011

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$1,135 2011 $849 2008 $1,103 2011

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5,235 2011 6,089 2008

9,279 2011

Male Householder, no wife present, w/Own children

587 2011 595 2008

632 2011 481 2008

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Female Householder, no husband present, w/Own children

2,110 2011 2,208 2008

1,805 2011 1,606 2008

4,001 2011

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12,846 2011 12,036 2008

8,995 2011 8,054 2008

460 2011

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723 2009 381 2000

1,214 2009 1,225 2000



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Total Families 21,468 100% 16,667 100% 33,727 100% 71,862 100% Family Income Above Poverty 19,684 91.7% 14,873 89.2% 30,945 91.8% 65,502 91.1% Family Income Below Poverty 1,784 8.3% 1,794 10.8% 2,782 8.2% 6,360 8.9%

Only Families Below Poverty Married w/ Children 247 13.8% 383 21.3% 644 23.1% 1,274 20%

Single Male w/ Children 143 8% 204 11.4% 192 6.9% 539 8.4% Single Female w/ Children 907 50.8% 979 54.6% 1,486 53.4% 3,372 53%

Families No Related Children 487 27.3% 228 12.7% 460 16.5% 1,175

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Low-Income Average Daily Participation 6,816 2011 4,104 2002

5,628 2011 2,804 2002

11,757 2011 7,785 2002

24,201 2011 14,693 2002

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Berlin-Milan 21 Huron City 20 Margaretta 25 Perkins Local 26 Sandusky City 102 Vermilion 31

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Bellevue City 41 Monroeville 13 New London 13 Norwalk City 53 South Central 9 Western Res. 5 Willard 30

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Youth Obesity Rate 19% 2011 18.5% 2008

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Teen Births 102 teens, age 15-19 gave birth in 2008 Rate: 45/1,000

105 teens, age 15-19 gave birth in 2008 Rate: 57/1,000

230 teens, age 15-19 gave birth in 2008

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6,665 2005 7,819 2012 314 2005

14,367 2009 13,106 2005

Adults w/o Health Insurance 9% 12% 13%

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Children in Custody: 1/2010 63 21 46

Neglect 19% 5% 2%

Dependency 34% 14% 28%

Physical Abuse 2% - 7%

Sexual Abuse 13% - -

Delinquency/Unruly 2% 5% 2%

Multiple Safety Issues 30% 76% 61%

Issue Sub-Issue Erie County Huron County Richland County

Help

Me

Grow

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Help Me Grow 439 2009 367 2005

584 2009 314 2005

NA For Head Start

Mon

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are

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Adult & Preschooler $616 20011 $543 2008

$575 2011 $451 2008

$575 2011

Adult, Infant & Preschooler $1,291 2011 $1,081 2008

$1,226 2011 $972 2008

$1,226 2011

Adult & Preschooler & School-age $967 2011 $956 2008

$897 2011 $824 2008

$897 2011

Adult, School Age & Teenager $351 2011 $413 2008

$322 2011 $372 2008

$322 2011

Adult, Infant, Preschooler & School Age $1,643 2011

$1,494 2008

$1,548 2011 $1,344 2008

$1,548 2011

2 Adults, Infant & Preschooler $1,291 2011 $1,081 2008

$1,226 2011 $972 2008

$1,226 2011

2 adults, Preschooler & School-age

$967 2011 $956 2008

$897 2011 $824 2008

$897 2011



Competing Child Care Providers in Erie & Huron Countiesxxxviii



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Erie County Huron County Richland County Berlin Milan Local

97.8% Bellevue City

94.8% Clear Fork Valley Local

94.4% Huron City Schools

95.6% Monroeville Local

98.4% Crestview Local

94.6% Margaretta Local District

92.8% New London Local

94% Lexington Local

97.1% Perkins Local

97.3% Norwalk City

91.7% Lucas Local

90.9% Sandusky City

85.4% South Central Local

96.7% Madison Local

86.7% Vermilion Local

96% Western Reserve Local

91.6% Mansfield City

83.7%

Willard City 90.6%

Ontario Local 98.3%

Plymouth-Shiloh Local 93.7%

Shelby City 92.1%

Den

tal Ca

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Sub Issue Erie County Huron County Richland County

% with dental visit in 1 year

<18 Yrs: 76.5% 18-64 Yrs: 63% 65+ Yrs: 63.8%

<18 Yrs: 68% 18-64 Yrs: 50.3% 65+ Yrs: 41.3%

<18 Yrs: 81.9% 18-64 Yrs: 61% 65+ Yrs: 56.2%

% Never Visited Dentist

<18 Yrs: 10.2% 18-64 Yrs: NA 65+ Yrs: NA

<18 Yrs: 13.6% 18-64 Yrs: NA 65+ Yrs: NA

<18 Yrs: 9.5% 18-64 Yrs: NA 65+ Yrs: NA

% Uninsured for Dental Care

<18 Yrs: 23.2% 18-64 Yrs: 40.9% 65+ Yrs: 53.6%

<18 Yrs: 22.4% 18-64 Yrs: 50.6%

65+ Yrs: 65%

<18 Yrs: 18% 18-64 Yrs: 34.4% 65+ Yrs: 58.1%

% Could Not Receive Dental Care

<18 Yrs: 5.2% 18-64 Yrs: 16.4%

65+ Yrs: 1.2%

<18 Yrs: 7.2% 18-64 Yrs: 20.1%

65+ Yrs: 3.2%

<18 Yrs: 4.1% 18-64 Yrs: 12.6%

65+ Yrs: 6.7%



Sources: i Erie Huron Richland County Data, The Self-Sufficiency Standard for OHIO Publications from 2011 & 2008. OACAA. ii Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, 2011-2012 Public Children’s Service Association of Ohio Factbook, 10th Edition. iii Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, Ohio Department of Research, 2011 & 2008. iv Ibid. v Ibid. viIbid. vii Ibid. viii Ibid. ix Ibid. xIbid. xi Erie Huron Richland Counties, The State of Poverty in Ohio - A Path to Recovery, May 2011. xii 2011 Ohio Homelessness Report, COHHIO. xiii US Census Bureau: Quick Facts for Population, American Fact Finder for Educational Attainment & Median Income. xiv 2011 Ohio Homelessness Report, pg. 11: Veteran Homelessness. xv Mehdizadeh, S., Kunkel, S., & Yamashita, T. (2012). Aging in Ohio: Population Age 65+ 2000 and 2010 by County. Scripps Gerontology Center, Miami University: Oxford, OH. xvi Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, Ohio Department of Research, 2011 & 2008. xvii Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, Ohio Department of Research, 2011 & 2008. 2012 Results: Board of Election for Erie, Huron & Richland Counties; Websites. xviii Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, Ohio Department of Research, 2011. xix Ibid. xx Ibid. xxi Extract of Data from Original Source: American Fact Finder: S1701 Poverty Status in the past 12 Months By Census Tract By County. xxii Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, Ohio Department of Research, 2011 & 2008. 2012 Public, Children’s Service Association of Ohio Factbook, 10th Edition. Erie & Huron County Profiles, 2009-2010 Public Children’s Service Association Factbook, 9th Edition. xxiii U.S. Census Bureau, American Fact Finder, Single Year of Age and Sex: 2010, Erie Huron Counties, Ohio. xxiv Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, 2011 & 2008. xxv Ibid. xxvi Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, Ohio Department of Research, 2011 & 2008 xxvii 2012 Public Children’s Service Association of Ohio Factbook, 10th Edition. xxviii Erie Huron Richland County Profiles, Ohio Department of Research, 2011. xxix Children’s Hunger Alliance, Erie Huron Richland Counties Profiles, 2012. xxx Elizabeth N. Lord, Regional Coordinator of Early Learning & School Readiness. State Support Team 2 serving Erie Huron Lorain Counties. xxxi 2011 Health Assessments: Erie Huron Richland. xxxii 2012 Public Children’s Service Association of Ohio Factbook, 10th Edition. xxxiii Ibid. xxxiv 2011 Health Assessments: Erie Huron Richland. xxxv 2011 Public Children’s Service Association of Ohio Factbook, 10th Edition.



xxxvi Ibid. xxxvii Erie Huron Richland County Data, The Self-Sufficiency Standard for OHIO 2011 & 2008, OACAA. xxxviii www.odjfs.state.oh.us/cdc. xxxix ODE website: iLRC - Reports for Erie Huron Richland Counties Local School Districts. xlOhio Department of Health, Oral Health Surveillance System 2011, Erie Huron Richland Counties.



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