AREA LABOR SHED

LIVINGSTON COUNTY EMPLOYMENT BY INDUSTRYTOP 20 PRIVATE SECTOR EMPLOYERS OFLIVINGSTON COUNTY

City Labor ShedDwight 1,318,000Pontiac 609,861Odell 867,985Chenoa 497,946Fairbury 491,961

LABOR SHED BY CITY LIVINGSTON COUNTY REGIONAL LABOR FORCE

Note: Labor shed within a 60mile radius of identified city.

Source: EMSI: 2019.4 Workforce availability reportJLL Dwight Megasite Site Assessment and Benchmark Report

Source: EMSI: 2020.2 – QCEW Employees, Non-QCEW Employees, and Self-Employed Source: GLCEDC Economic Development Survey, 2020

Source: Illinois Department of Employment Security, 2019

Caterpillar, Inc. 970 Pontiac

LSC Communications 857 Dwight & Pontiac

Vactor 514 Streator

OSF Saint James Hospital 474 Pontiac

Interlake Mecalux, Inc. 238 Pontiac

U.S. Foods 170 Streator

Seling Sealing Products 153 Forrest

Luckey Trucking 149 Streator

Walmart 143 Pontiac

Fairview Haven 121 Fairbury

Futures Unlimited 116 Pontiac

Evenglow Lodge 115 Pontiac

Advanced Technology Recycling 90 Pontiac

Bank of Pontiac 89 Pontiac

Anthony Liftgate 88 Pontiac

Daves Supermarket 83 Fairbury

PTC Alliance 80 Fairbury

Quanex 68 Chatsworth

Alloy Specialists 64 Blackstone

Technical Metals 59 Pontiac

Government 2.626

Manufacturing 2.577

Heaalth Care and Social Assistance 1.690

Retail Trade 1,481

Transportation and Warehousing 952

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting 778

Construction 765

Accomodations & Food Services 761

Wholesale Trade 737

Other Services (except Public Administration) 708

Information 567

Finance and Insurance 494

Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services 294

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services 250

Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 177

Educational Services 100

Real Estate and Rental and Leasing 76

Utilities 56

Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction <10

Unclassified Industry <10

Management of Companies and Enterprises 0

Total 15.093

Company Name Total Workers Location(s)

Industry Name Jobs

LaSalle55,002 Grundy

25,443

Will357,236

Kankakee56,207

Iroquois14,481

Woodford18,870

McLean88,460

Livingston16,663

Ford6,490

PROXIMITY TO MARKETS

Interstate 55 bisects Livingston County. Four full interchanges connect Livingston Couny businesses to over 2,000 miles of interstate highway in Illinois. One-third of the US population can be reached within a one-day drive time from Livingston County.

Highway Livingston County is located approximately 80 miles South of Chicago on Interstate 55. It is also centrally located within 40 miles of Interstates 1-39, 1-57, 1-74 and 1-80.

Airway Livingston County is located approximately 90 miles from O’Hare International Airport and 80 miles from Midway International Airport. Additionally, the Central Illinois Regional Airport (CIRA) is located in Bloomington, approxi-mately 40 miles away. Pontiac Municipal Airport also possesses a 5,000 foot runway and jet fuel service station.

Rail Livingston County is a strategic freight rail hub possessing the intersections of the following train lines: Burlington Northern Santa Fe & Norfolk Southern; Norfolk Southern & Union Pacific; and Toledo, Peoria, Bloomer Shippers Connecting Rail Road & Western. Also, Livingston County is served by high-speed Amtrak passenger service with depots in Dwight and Pontiac.

COUNTY POPULATION DEMOGRAPHICS REGIONAL POPULATION

Livingston County Population Percentage Census As aPercentageTotal Population 35,761

OdellMale 17,952 50.2%Female 17,809 49.8%

Source: U.S. Census 2018 Estimate

Source: U.S. Census 2018 Estimate

Census As aPercentagePopulation by Age GroupUnder 5 years 1,934 5.4%5-9 years 2,082 5.8%10-14 years 2,224 6.2%15-19 years 2,193 6.1%20-24 years 2,142 6.0%25-29 years 2,299 6.4%30-34 years 2,203 6.2%35-39 years 2,137 6.1%40-44 years 2,032 5.7%45-49 years 2,090 5.8%50-54 years 2,331 6.5%55-59 years 2,691 7.5%60-64 years 2,535 7.1%65-69 years 2,111 5.9%70-74 years 1,536 4.3%75-79 years 1,229 3.4%80-84 years 841 2.4%85 years and older 1,151 3.2%Total Population 35,761 100%

Municipality PopulationChatsworth 1,120Chenoa 1,737Cullom 524Dwight 3,993Fairbury 3,623Flanagan 1,063Forrest 1,142Odell 976Pontiac 11,285Saunemin 405Streator 13,196

WAGE RATES FOR SELECT OCCUPATIONS

Gross Metropolitan Product(in billions $)

Location GMPDistance

FromLivingston

CountyLivingston County $1.8*Danville MSA $3.6 105 milesKankakee - Bradley MSA $4.9 49 milesDecatur MSA $7.3 87 milesSpringfield MSA $12.2 38 milesChampaign - Urbana MSA $13.2 106 milesBloomington-Normal MSA $12.2 72 milesRockford MSA $16.7 127 milesPeoria MSA $25.9 60 milesChicago-Naperville-Elgin $689.5 60 milesIllinois $857

*Source: Livingston County EMSI(Economic Modeling System, 2018)Source: Burea of Economic Development, 2018

Source: EMSI: 2020.2 – QCEW Employees, Non-QCEW Employees, and Self-Employed

Source: U.S. Census 2013 - 2017

Job TitleLivingston

County MedianHourly Wage

Chicagoland*Median

Hourly WageBookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks $18.72 $21.30Cashiers $10.48 $11.45Customer Service Representatives $15.79 $17.68Driver/Sales Workers and Truck Drivers $17.90 $20.68Food Preparation Workers $11.00 $12.17Laborers and Material Movers, Hand $14.09 $13.50Machinists $20.05 $18.41Maintenance and Repair Workers, General $18.77 $20.83Miscellaneous Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers $21.01 $20.45Nursing, Psychiatric, and Home Health Aides $13.05 $12.79Retail Salespersons $10.85 $11.63Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing $27.73 $30.56Secretaries and Administrative Assistants $17.49 $20.37Social Workers $25.90 $25.72

ANNUAL MEDIAN FAMILY INCOME

St.Louis - $38,664Rockford - $41,991Decatur - $41,997

Champaign-Urbana - $44,638Pontiac - $46,910

Peoria - $47,697Springfield - $51,789

Chicago - $52,497Dwight - $56,363

Bloomington-Normal - $64,503

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STATE OF ILLINOIS TAXES

LIVINGSTON COUNTY UTILITIES:

Corporate Income Tax Calculated from reported federal income. The rate is 9.5% based on a 7% income tax and 2.5% replacement tax.

Sales/Use Tax Sales tax of 7.25% is imposed on the purchase price of tangible personal property for use or consumption.

Property Tax The State of Illinois levies no property taxes; however, counties, municipalities, and schools levy these taxes.

Unemployment Compensation Maximum rate is 7.25%, standard rate is 3.125%. Contribution payments are subject to Taxable Wage Base of $12,740.

Source: Illinois Department of Revenue 2020, Illinois Department of Employment Security 2020

Utility Provider Contact911 CountywideElectricity Ameren Energy ameren.comElectricity ComEd comed.comInternet CIRBN cirbn.orgInternet/Telephone AT&T att.comInternet/Telephone Frontier frontier.comInternet/Telephone Mediacom mediacomcable.comNatural Gas Nicor Gas nicorgas.comWaste Services Republic Services, Inc. republicservices.comWaste Water Various Municipal SourcesWater Various Municipal Sources

EDUCATION IN LIVINGSTON COUNTY

Public Schools WebsiteDwight Township High School District 232 dwight.k12.il.usFlanagan Cornell Unit 74 fc74.orgPontiac Township High School District 90 pontiac90.orgPrairie Central High School District 8 prairiecentral.orgCornell Community Consolidated School District 426 cornellgradeschool.orgDwight Common School District 230 dwight.k12.il.usOdell Community Consolidated School District 435 odellschool.orgPontiac Community Consolidated School School District 429 pontiac429.orgPrairie Central Community Unity School District 8 prairiecentral.orgRooks Creek Community Consolidated School District 425 rookscreek.k12.il.usSaunemin Community Consolidated School District 438 saunemin.orgTri-Point Community Unit School District 6-J tripointschools.orgWoodland Community Unit School District 5 woodland5.org

Private Schools WebsiteDwight Baptist Academy fbcdwight.orgHeartland Headstart, Inc. heartlandheadstart.orgGrace Christian School gracechristianschool.weebly.comSt. Mary’s Catholic School stmaryspontiac.orgSt. Paul School stpaulodell.weebly.com

Source: www.illinoisschools.com

Bradley UniversityMain Campus - Peoria, IllinoisIn 2019, Bradley University’s enrollment was 4,600 undergraduate and 1,300 graduate students. Bradley University has eight schools, over 185 programs, and more than 340 faculty members.

Heartland Community CollegeMain Campus - Normal, IllinoisCampus - Pontiac, IllinoisIn 2019, HCC’s enrollment was 4,974 credit students and 12,614 non-credit students. HCC offers 14 degrees, 31 certificates, and 82 faculty members.

Illinois State UniversityMain Campus - Normal, IllinoisIn 2019, ISU’s enrollment was 17,092undergraduate and 1,375 graduate students. ISU has six schools offering more than 160 fields of study and 1,326 faculty members.

Illinois Wesleyan UniversityMain Campus - Bloomington, IllinoisIn 2019, IWU’s enrollment was 1,693 students. Recognized as one of the nation’s premier private residential liberal arts universities, IWU offers 50 majors and 158 faculty members.

Joliet Junior CollegeMain Campus - Joliet, IllinoisIn 2019, JJC’s enrollment was 4,690 full-time students and 9,628 part-time students. JJC has three campuses and three extension centers offering more than 180 degrees and certificate programs.

Lincoln CollegeMain Campus - Lincoln, IllinoisIn 2019, Lincoln College’s enrollment was 968 undergraduate students. Lincoln College offers associate degrees as well as bachelor’s degrees with a student/faculty ratio of 14:1.

ATTRACTIONS: Livingston County is home to six museums and a number of other exhibits and displays. Most with free admission!

PUBLIC PARKS & POOLS: Throughout Livingston County, 25 city parks can be found. Indoor swimming facilities include the Flanagan Memorial Pool, Pontiac Elks Lodge, and the Pontiac Recreation Center. Outdoor pool facilities are located in: Chatsworth, Chenoa, Dwight, Fairbury, and Odell. Pontiac Recreation Center also offers two outdoor splashpads.

SPECIAL EVENTS: Livingston County is home to a number of annual events throughout the year including: Harvest Days, Dwight; Heritage Days, Chats-worth & Pontiac; The Illinois Basset Waddle, Dwight; The Red Carpet Corridor Festivals, Dwight, Odell, & Pontiac; and the Thresherman’s Reunion, a blue-grass festival, Pontiac; to name just a few.

VIBRANT ART COMMUNITY: Livingston County enjoys an active arts scene with local artists and performing arts groups, many of which perform at the Eagle Performing Arts & Conference Center in Pontiac. The Vermillion Players has been entertaining audiences for nearly 55 years. There are also several art museums and galleries including Fairbury Echoes, The International Walldog Mural and Sign Art Museum, and Pontiac Community Art Center.

HEALTHCARE: OSF HealthCare Saint James – John W. Albrecht Medical Center, located in Pontiac, Illinois, is a 42 bed, not for profit, acute care facility, fully accredited by The Joint Commission. OSF HealthCare Saint James serves as the area’s gateway to health care with 24/7 emergency services, inpatient and outpatient surgery, critical care, a Family Birthing Center, multidisciplinary rehabilitation services, sophisticated diagnostic testing, cataract surgery, wellness, occupational health services and more to support residents on their health journey. For further convenience, multiple OSF Medical Group locations and OSF Home Care can provide the care you need where and when you need it. OSF HealthCare Saint James is part of OSF HealthCare. Please visit their website at www.osfhealthcare.org/saint-james for a complete list of programs and services.

Brad Solberg* - OSF HealthCare St. James John W. Albrecht Medical CenterChairmanMatt Vanderveen* - CaterpillarVice ChairmanAshley Ralph* - State Bank of GraymontSecretary & Treasurer

Ann Adkins - Johnson Press of AmericaBennie Hardin - Exact PackagingBernie Anderson - Nicor GasBob Kalebich - Republic ServicesBrad Gulliford - Selig Sealing ProductsBrian Dukes - Pontiac District #429Brian Wilkins - OSF HealthCareBruce Mustread - LSC CommunicationsCathi Coppinger - Pontiac Area Chamber of CommerceDebra Karch - Dwight Economic AllianceDon Lambert* - Village of SauneminDustin Smith - First Financial BankJason Bunting* - Livingston County BoardJerry Hoffman - Technical MetalsJon Kilgore* - Pontiac Township High SchoolKevin McNamara* - Village of DwightMark DeKeersgieter* - CIRBNMayor Bill Alvey - City of PontiacMayor David Slagel - City of FairburyMayor Jimmie Lansford* - City of StreatorMichael Blackwell - Dimond Bros.Mike McCoy* - McCoy ConstructionNick Hiltbrand - InsureChampaignPatrick Killian - Livingston County BoardRay Magee - Advanced Technology RecyclingRon Briscoe - Busey BankRon Slagel - tdf Energy ServicesRyan McGuckin - Woodland CUSD #5Sam Miceli - VactorSandy Erschen - ManpowerStephanie Vitzthum - EnbridgeSteven Mahrt - Ancel GlinkTerry Sullivan* - Lyons Sullivan RealtyTroy Harms - Bank of PontiacTy Eshleman* - Farnsworth Group

*Denotes GLCEDC Executive Committee