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POTTAWATOMIE COUNTY

Section I

Overview of Pottawatomie County

Pottawatomie

County is one of

105 counties of the

sunflower state

located in the northcentral part of

Kansas. The county

seat is the City of

Westmoreland.


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County Profile - Pottawatomie County, KS

Pottawatomie County is one of the 105 counties in the state of Kansas. The 2007populations estimate lists the population to be 19,396. According to 2000 estimates, ithas 844.24 square miles in land area and a population density of 21.6 people persquare mile. The average household size is 2.65 persons (2000), and medianhousehold income is $46,616 (2004) (US census Bureau).

Population Estimates

Pottawatomie County has a population of 19,396 as of July 1, 2007 (US CensusBureau). The population increased by 6.52% from the year 2000 to 2007. As per the2000 census survey, population of the county was 18,209 with median age of 35.9years. In 2000, Pottawatomie County had 24% of its population under the age of 15

years, 24.9% in the age group 15 to 34 years, 33.9% in the age group 35 years to 59years and 17.3% of the population above 60 years of age.

Table 1: Population Estimates for Pottawatomie County

Population EstimatesYear Ending Pottawatomie County Kansas

July 1,2007 19,396 2,775,997

July 1,2006 18,914 2,755,817

July 1,2005 18,815 2,741,665

July 1,2004 18,697 2,730,828

July 1,2003 18,552 2,721,824

July 1,2002 18,333 2,712,383

July 1,2001 18,276 2,700,979

July 1,2000 18,277 2,692,890

Census 2000 April 1,2000 18,209 2,688,418

2000 to 2007 % change 6.52% 3.26%

1990 to 2000 % change 12.9% 8.5%Source: US Census Bureau


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Source: US census Bureau

Figure 1: Population Change in the Last Century

Table 2: Sex and Age of Population (2000 Census)

SEX AND AGE Count PercentageMale 9,011 49.49%

Female 9,198 50.51%

Under 5 years 1,351 7.42%

5 to 9 years 1,450 7.96%

10 to 14 years 1,574 8.64%

15 to 19 years 1,475 8.10%

20 to 24 years 925 5.08%

25 to 34 years 2,123 11.66%

35 to 44 years 2,926 16.07%

45 to 54 years 2,428 13.33%

55 to 59 years 815 4.48%

60 to 64 years 691 3.79%

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Household Income

Median household income for Pottawatomie County is $46,271 which is 7.96% morethan the state median income. The median household income had declined by 1.75%from 2000 to 2005, but that rate is far less than the rate state median income hasdeclined at 9.9%

Table 3: Median Income in Pottawatomie CountyMedian Income Pottawatomie Kansas

Median household income in 2005 $46,271 $42,861Median household income in 1999 (adj. for inflation1) $47,097 $47,622

5-year percent change 2000 to 2005 -1.75% -9.9%Source: USDA ERS (www.ers.usda.gov) and US Census Bureau

Figure 2: Median Income in Pottawatomie County and Kansas

Poverty Rates

The current poverty rate for Pottawatomie County is less than that of the state. In 2000,Pottawatomie Countys poverty rate was 7.8% which increased to 8.0% in 2007. Thepoverty rate for Kansas in the same period went from 8.9% to 11.7%.

Table 4: Poverty Estimates for Pottawatomie County

Poverty Estimates Pottawatomie 5-Year % Change Kansas

Poverty rate in 2007In 2000

8.07.8

--2.6%

11.78.9

Poverty rate for children under 18 in 2007 11 1 -- 15 2

$46,271 $47,097$42,861

$47,622

$30,000$35,000$40,000$45,000$50,000

Medianhouseholdincomein2005 Medianhouseholdincomein1999

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Labor Force

Pottawatomie Countys current unemployment rate is 3.2% which is less than the staterate of 4.1%. The total labor force for the county increased by 14% in the last five yearsand by 6.8% in the last ten years. The employed labor force increased by 15.2% in thelast five years and along with that the unemployed labor force declined by 12.9% in thelast five years.

Table 5: Labor Force Annual Averages for Pottawatomie County

Labor Force Annual Averages in 2007 Pottawatomie County KansasTotal Labor Force

5-year % change10-year % change

11,38514.0%6.8%

1,478,7813.8%6.9%

Employed5-year % change10-year % change

11,02615.2%7.4%

1,418,6665.0%6.7%

Unemployed5-year % change

10-year % change

359-12.9%

-9.3%

60,115-17.8%

12.0%Unemployment Rate

5-year % change10-year % change

3.2-22.0%-13.5%

4.1-19.6%5.1%

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (Downloaded from www.stats.indiana.edu)

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Educational Attainment

More than eighty-nine percent of the population above the age of 25 has at least a highschool degree. 24.1% of the population above the age of twenty-five had some collegeeducation, and 27.6% hold some kind of college degree.

Table 6: Educational Attainment Pottawatomie County

Educational Attainment: Census 2000 PottawatomiePercent ofPopulation

25+Kansas

Percent ofPopulation

25+

Total Population 25 and Older 11,441 100.00% 1,701,207 100.0%

Less Than 9th Grade 409 3.57% 88,124 5.2%

9th to 12th, No Diploma 825 7.21% 149,675 8.8%

High School Graduate (incl. equiv.) 4,278 37.39% 507,612 29.8%

Some College, No Degree 2,763 24.15% 417,722 24.6%

Associate Degree 564 4.93% 99,096 5.8%

Bachelor's Degree 1,762 15.40% 290,271 17.1%

Graduate or Professional Degree 840 7.34% 148,707 8.7%Source: US Census Bureau

Figure 4: Educational Attainment Pottawatomie County

3.57% 5.20%7.21% 8.80%

37.39% 29.80%

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Workers Commuting to Work

About fifty-four percent of the labor force works in the county itself. The maximumoutflow of workers from Pottawatomie County is to Riley County (2,694 of the total9,016 workers i.e. about 30% of workers commute to County for work). Another 751workers (about 8% of workers) commute to Shawnee County for work.

Table 7: Workers (Commuting to Work) Living in Pottawatomie County

Workers Living in County in 2000 PottawatomiePct Dist.

in County

KansasPct Dist.

in StateTotal 9,016 100.00% 1,310,746 100.0%

Working in County 4,847 53.76% 1,214,739 92.7%

Working Elsewhere 4,169 46.24% 96,007 7.3%

Fulton County, GA 2 0.02% - -

Polk County, IA 11 0.12% - -

Brown County, KS 14 0.16% - -

Butler County, KS 11 0.12% - -

Clay County, KS 6 0.07% - -

Dickinson County, KS 13 0.14% - -

Douglas County, KS 20 0.22% - -

Ford County, KS 2 0.02% - -

Geary County, KS 181 2.01% - -

Jackson County, KS 65 0.72% - -

Jefferson County, KS 13 0.14% - -

Jewell County, KS 3 0.03% - -Johnson County, KS 16 0.18% - -

Leavenworth County, KS 7 0.08% - -

Lyon County, KS 11 0.12% - -

Marshall County, KS 69 0.77% - -

Morris County, KS 8 0.09% - -

Nemaha County, KS 48 0.53% - -

Osage County, KS 15 0.17% - -

Riley County, KS 2,694 29.88% - -

Saline County, KS 2 0.02% - -

Sedgwick County, KS 21 0.23% - -

Shawnee County, KS 751 8.33% - -

Sumner County, KS 6 0.07% - -

W b C KS 88 0 98%


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Jackson County, MO 3 0.03% - -

Nodaway County, MO 2 0.02% - -

Platte County, MO 4 0.04% - -Douglas County, NE 4 0.04% - -

Lincoln County, NE 4 0.04% - -

Pawnee County, NE 3 0.03% - -

Sarpy County, NE 6 0.07% - -

New York County, NY 2 0.02% - -

Harris County, TX 8 0.09% - -

Weber County, UT 7 0.08% - -Source: US Census Bureau (Includes only workers over 16 years old)


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Figure 5: Workers Commute from Pottawatomie County

less than 1% of residence county population commutes less than 5% of residence county population commutes less than 10% of residence county population commutes less than 20% of residence county population commutes more than 20% of residence county population commutes


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The maximum inflow of workers to Pottawatomie County is from Riley County. Morethan 1800 workers commute to Pottawatomie County from Riley County for work, and

342 come from Wabaunsee County. In total 3,060 workers commute to PottawatomieCounty for work.

Table 8: People Working in Pottawatomie County

People Working in County in2000

PottawatomiePct Dist.

in CountyKansas

Pct Dist.in State

Total 7,907 100.00% 1,317,070 100.0%

Living in County 4,847 61.64% 1,214,739 92.2%

Living Elsewhere 3,060 38.36% 102,331 7.8%Apache Co. AZ 5 - - -

Cook Co. IL 8 - - -

Noble Co. IN 0 - - -

Guthrie County, IA 2 - - -

Wright County, IA 2 - - -

Atchison County, KS 6 - - -

Brown County, KS 8 - - -

Clay County, KS 38 - - -Cloud County, KS 4 - - -

Dickinson County, KS 22 - - -

Douglas County, KS 13 - - -Edwards County, KS 2 - - -

Geary County, KS 131 - - -Jackson County, KS 160 - - -

Jefferson County, KS 10 - - -

Johnson County, KS 13 - - -

Marion County, KS 9 - - -Marshall County, KS 41 - - -

Morris County, KS 20 - - -

Nemaha County, KS 69 - - -

Osage County, KS 6 - - -

Riley County, KS 1,821 - - -

Saline County, KS 6 - - -

Shawnee County, KS 263 - - -

Wabaunsee County, KS 342 - - -Washington County, KS 7 - - -

Wyandotte County, KS 6 - - -

Crow Wing Co. MN 3 - - -

Jackson County, MO 9 - - -

Jasper County, MO 7 - - -


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Figure 6: Workers Commuting to Pottawatomie County

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Section II

Industry Analysis


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Industry Analysis

Industry Totals for Pottawatomie County

Industry employment increased by 48.60% from 1990 to 2007 in Pottawatomie County. Average pay (after adjusting forinflation) has increased by 18.62%, and number of establishments in the same period increased at around 40.56%. This isa good indicator of growing industry in the county as employment and number of establishments in the county hasincreased in the last two decades. The same is also true for the fact that around 3000 workers commute to PottawatomieCounty for work according to 2000 census numbers (Table 8).

Table 9: Annual Covered Employment & Wages2 Over Time (NAICS) Pottawatomie County

Year Establishments Employment Average Annual PayAverage Pay in Terms of

20073

Dollars (adj*)

1990 429 5767 $16,265 $25,803

1991 430 5758 $16,826 $25,615

1992 443 5920 $17,711 $26,174

1993 425 6336 $17,994 $25,8191994 428 6763 $18,673 $26,125

1995 437 6888 $19,774 $26,903

1996 449 7100 $19,871 $26,259

1997 461 7036 $21,140 $27,310

2 Covered Employment & Wages (CEW) also known as ES202 data are the product of a federal-state cooperative program, the Quarterly Census of Employmentand Wages (QCEW) program, also known as the ES-202 program. The data are derived from summaries of employment and total pay of workers covered by state

and federal unemployment insurance (UI) legislation and provided by State Workforce Agencies (SWAs). The summaries are a result of the administration of stateunemployment insurance programs that require most employers to pay quarterly taxes based on the employment and wages of workers covered by UI.(www.bls.gov).

3Average wages in 2007 dollars term calculated using CPI inflation calculator available at Bureau of Labor Statistics website http://data.bls.gov/cgi-bin/cpicalc.pl.

The CPI inflation calculator uses the average Consumer Price Index for a given calendar year. This data represents changes in prices of all goods and servicespurchased for consumption by urban households. This index value has been calculated every year since 1913. For the current year, the latest monthly index valueis used (www.bls.gov).


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Year Establishments Employment Average Annual PayAverage Pay in Terms of

20073

Dollars (adj*)

1998 474 7205 $22,105 $28,1131999 479 7524 $22,649 $28,188

2000 497 7759 $24,032 $28,936

2001 507 7894 $24,490 $28,672

2002 523 7991 $24,503 $28,241

2003 533 7923 $24,556 $27,671

2004 549 8294 $25,242 $27,706

2005 559 8349 $26,569 $28,207

2006 578 8557 $28,101 $28,901

2007 603 8570 $30,608 $30,608

Change from 1990 to 2007 174 2803 $14,343 $4,805

Percent change from 1990 to 2007 40.56% 48.60% 88.18% 18.62%

Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) *adj = Adjusted for Inflation.


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Figure 7: Changes in Establishments, Employment and Average Annual Wages in the County

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Jobs and Average Wages by Industry

Manufacturing is the largest employing sector in Pottawatomie County with 1911 jobs. The highest paid sector is theAdministrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediationsector with annual average wages of $42,306. Themaximum number of establishments is in the Construction sector, and it is also the third largest sector in terms ofemployment in the county with 759 jobs. The second largest in employment is the Retail trade sector with 830 jobs. Otherhigh wage paying sectors are: Information (annual average wages of $40,151) and Transportation & Warehousing (annualaverage wages of $37,874).

Table 10: Industry Distribution of Establishments, Jobs, and Average Wages Pottawatomie CountyIndustry Distribution of Establishments, Jobs & Average Wages (2007) Establishments Jobs Annual Average WageTotal Covered Employment and Wages 603 8570 $30,608

Private 552 7252 $31,425

Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting 13 94 $27,838

Mining NA N N

Utilities 7 N $28,588

Construction 111 759 $31,876

Manufacturing 30 1911 $37,198

Wholesale Trade 28 409 $31,049Retail Trade 83 830 $22,935

Transportation and Warehousing 31 N $37,874

Information 12 255 $40,151

Finance and Insurance 26 241 $33,038

Real Estate and Rental and Leasing 19 37 $17,899

Professional, Scientific, and Technical Services 51 N N

Management of Companies and Enterprises 2 N N

Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services 38 357 $42,306Educational Services 10 N N

Health Care and Social Assistance 36 N N

Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation 8 117 $9,000

Accommodation and Food Services 31 377 $9,407

Other Services (except Public Administration) 45 148 $20,020

Public Administration 24 419 $26,985Source: US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) N Non-disclosed, NA- Not Applicable


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Figure 8: Establishments and Jobs in Various Industry Sectors in Pottawatomie County

Establishments Jobs

EstablishmentsAgriculture Utilities

Construction Manufacturing

WholesaleTrade RetailTradeTransportationandWarehousing InformationFinanceandInsurance RealEstateandRental&LeasingProfessional,Scientific,andTechnicalServices ManagementofCompaniesandEnterprisesWasteManagement&RemediationServices EducationalServicesHealthCareandSocialAssistance Arts,Entertainment,andRecreationAccommodationandFoodServices OtherServices(exceptPublicAdministration)Public

Administration


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Figure 9: Average Wage in Various Industries in Pottawatomie County

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FinanceandInsuranceRealEstateandRental&LeasingProfessional,Scientific,andTechnicalServicesManagementofCompaniesandEnterprisesWasteManagement&RemediationServicesEducationalServicesHealthCareandSocialAssistanceArts,Entertainment,andRecreationAccommodationandFoodServicesOtherServices(exceptPublicAdministration)PublicAdministration


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Key Industries

Pottawatomie County is home to some very well performing industries. These industries may be a part of existing oremerging clusters. For identifying key industries and clusters, three criteria were used:

1. Location Quotient Location quotients (LQ) for industries at 6-digit NAICS level were calculated with US industryemployment as a base. The cutoff for LQ was taken as 1.25 (based on previous studies, especially Cortright 2003).

2. Average Wages Average wages at 6-digit NAICS codes were compared to US average wages. If any industryhas average wages 10% above the US average, it is considered to be a good performing industry.

3. Growth Rate Growth rates for the employment were calculated over a three year time period from 2003 to 20064;growth rates above 5% are considered to be an indicator of good industry performance.

Any industry that satisfies one of these three conditions is either a good performing industry or an industry with goodpotential for growth. There may or may not be a cluster existing in a region for every good performing industry, but if thereare good performing industries, a cluster may emerge in the near future. (For further details of methodology, please see

Appendix B.)

The industry satisfying all three of the above stated criteria is the Motor Vehicle Towing sector (NAICS 488410). Thissector has grown by approximately 14.47% over the last three years, and wages are 12.49% more than the nationalaverage. The location quotient for the sector is 3.87(Table 11).

Table 11: 6-Digit NAICS Codes with High Wages, Location Quotients and Growth Differentials

NAICS NAICS Definition Establishments Employment Average Wages

Higher Wages

Than Nation

Growth

Differentials

Location

Quotient

488410 Motor Vehicle Towing 1 12 $32,961 12.49% 14.47% 3.87

Source: ES202 2006 data, IMPLAN MIG Group

4There were two reasons for selecting 2003 the base year. 1) The numbers were more likely to be free from 9/11 impacts as compared to 2001 or 2002 numbers.

2) NAICS definitions changed in 2002, so it was very difficult to bridge between 2002 & 1997 codes for some industries.


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Industries with Highest Growth Rates

Most of the industries with high growth rates are local instead of traded

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industries in Pottawatomie County. The highestgrowth rate is 163.45% for the Temporary Help Services (NAICS 561320), and this sector is a part of the LocalCommercial Services cluster. Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) (NAICS 722410) has the second highest growth rateof 162.07% and is a part of the Local Hospitality Establishments cluster.

Table 12: Top 10 Industries (6-Digit NAICS) with Highest Growth Rates

NAICS NAICS Definition Establishments EmploymentAverageWages

GrowthDifferentials

Cluster

561320 Temporary Help Services 1 128 $58,524 163.45% Local Commercial Services

722410Drinking Places(Alcoholic Beverages)

4 18 $4,756 162.07% Local Hospitality Establishments

623110 Nursing Care Facilities 3 178 $17,401 161.10% Biomedical/Biotechnical (Life Sciences)

424510Grain and Field BeanWholesalers

2 101 $9,157 116.16%Agribusiness, Food Processing andTechnology

561740Carpet and UpholsteryCleaning Services

3 10 $16,793 115.44% Local Personal Services (Non-Medical)

453220Gift, Novelty, andSouvenir Stores

2 10 $8,650 115.44% Local Hospitality Establishments

238160Shake and Shingle, RoofInstallation

2 17 $24,949 104.08% Forest and Wood Products

442210 Floor Covering Stores 4 41 $22,437 101.65% Local Household Goods & Services

448140 Family Clothing Stores 1 8 $12,903 100.00% Local Retail Clothing & Accessories

561440 Collection Agencies 1 7 $80,235 91.29% Local Financial Services


5Traded industries are defined as the ones exporting their goods and/or services outside their region. Local industries are the ones with all local (within the region)

dealings (Porter 2003).


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Industries with Highest Location Quotient

The sector Plastics Plumbing Fixture Manufacturing (NAICS 326191) has the highest LQ of 431.71 in PottawatomieCounty. This sector is a part of the Chemicals and Chemical-based Products cluster. Most of the industries with high LQare traded. The sector All Other Publishers (NAICS 511199) has the second highest LQ of 237.98 and is a part of thePrinting & Publishing cluster.

Table 13: Top 10 Industries (6-digit NAICS) with Highest Location Quotients

NAICS NAICS Definition Establishments EmploymentAverageWages

LocationQuotient

Cluster

326191 Plastics Plumbing FixtureManufacturing

2 663 $31,718 431.71 Chemicals and Chemical-basedProducts

511199 All Other Publishers 1 235 $35,729 237.98 Printing and Publishing

454111 Electronic Shopping 2 525 $16,864 118.86 Local Household Goods & Services

333120Construction MachineryManufacturing

2 452 $44,731 91.39 Machinery Manufacturing

424510Grain and Field BeanWholesalers

2 101 $9,157 37.01Agribusiness, Food Processing andTechnology

221122 Electric Power Distribution 1 252 $50,028 29.80 Energy (Fossil and Renewable)

811411Home and Garden EquipmentRepair and Maintenance

1 6 $20,706 22.03 Local Personal Services (Non-Medical)

335314Relay and Industrial ControlManufacturing

1 66 $36,828 21.98

Energy (Fossil and Renewable)Advanced MaterialsInformation Technology andTelecommunications

523991 Trust, Fiduciary, and CustodyActivities 1 32 $23,804 21.67 Business and Financial Services

711130 Musical Groups and Artists 1 53 $12,248 20.94Arts, Entertainment, Recreation &Visitor Industries



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Industries with Highest Wages as Compared to National Averages

The countys Fine Art Schools (NAICS 611610) sector has average wages around 286% higher than the nationalaverages. The sector is a part of the Education & Knowledge Creation cluster. Telemarketing Bureaus (NAICS 561422)has wages 169.24% higher than the average national wages for the same sector. This industry sector belongs to theLocal Commercial Services cluster (Table 14). Four of the ten industry sectors in the following table are a part of the LocalCommercial Services cluster. They include: Telemarketing Bureaus (NAICS 561422), Temporary Help Services (NAICS561320), All Other Support Services (NAICS 561990) and Facilities Support Services (NAICS 561210).

Table 14: Top 10 Industries (6-digit NAICS) with Wages Above National Averages

NAICS NAICS Definition Establishments Employment AverageWages

WagesComparedto Nation

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Cluster

611610 Fine Arts Schools 1 1 $63,058 286.07% Education & Knowledge Creation

561422 Telemarketing Bureaus 1 2 $70,462 169.24% Local Commercial Services

561320 Temporary Help Services 1 128 $58,524 157.20% Local Commercial Services

561440 Collection Agencies 1 7 $80,235 123.44% Local Financial Services

561621 Security Systems Services

(except Locksmiths)1 23 $87,974 100.95% Defense and Security

561990 All Other Support Services 1 23 $66,820 77.66% Local Commercial Services

561210 Facilities Support Services 1 2 $70,462 67.18% Local Commercial Services

541410 Interior Design Services 1 48 $60,937 34.10% Business and Financial Services

611620 Sports and Recreation Instruction 1 53 $19,552 28.46% Education & Knowledge Creation

541612 Human Resource Consulting

Services1 2 $87,623 25.69% Business and Financial Services


6Wages compared to nation the difference in county & national average wages for a particular industry as a percentage of the national average.


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Table 15: Industries with Highest Local Share of Growth Shift Share Analysis Pottawatomie CountyNAICS NAICS Definition Net Growth National Growth Share Industry Mix Share Local Share

623110 Nursing Care Facilities 168 0 168 168

561320 Temporary Help Services 121 1 120 121

424510 Grain and Field Bean Wholesalers 91 -1 91 91

424910 Farm Supplies Merchant Wholesalers 43 -4 44 43

522110 Commercial Banking 44 -2 39 44

238220 Plumbing, Heating, and Air-Conditioning

Contractors48 7 38 48

442210 Floor Covering Stores 36 0 36 36

452990 All Other General Merchandise Stores 32 0 31 32722320 Caterers 27 0 27 27

441110 New Car Dealers 24 -10 26 24

492110 Couriers 26 -1 25 26

111 Crop Production 24 -1 24 24

523991 Trust, Fiduciary, and Custody Activities 19 -2 20 19

621111 Offices of Physicians (except Mental Health

Specialists)21 0 20 21

541940 Veterinary Services 20 1 18 20

445310 Beer, Wine, and Liquor Stores 18 0 18 18

722410 Drinking Places (Alcoholic Beverages) 17 0 17 17

238320 Painting and Wall Covering Contractors 16 1 15 16

238160 Shake and Shingle, Roof Installation 15 0 15 15

812210 Funeral Homes and Funeral Services 14 0 14 14

Data Source: ES202 data, IMPLAN MIG group


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Clusters in Pottawatomie County

Traded Clusters

The cluster with the highest growth rate is the Education & Knowledge cluster with a growth rate of 67.68%. Its LQ is 0.46,but wages are far less than the national average. The Electrical Equipment, Appliance and Component cluster has agrowth rate of 60.38% and an LQ of 2.39, but it has considerably lower wages than the rest of the nation. The MachineryManufacturing cluster has the highest LQ of 6.48 and a growth rate of 7.56%. Howerver, wages are less than nationalaverage. The Chemicals & Chemicals-based Products cluster has LQ of 4.85 and a growth rate of 8.45%. Wages, though,are less than rest of the nation. Investments into these sectors should be considered to make them more competitive.

Table 16: Clusters in Pottawatomie County

ClusterEstablish-

mentsEmployment

WagesAverage Wages

Compared toNational Average

GrowthRate

LQ

Advanced Materials 12 245 $33,521 -44.97% -26.93% 0.69

Agribusiness, Food Processing & Technology 31.3 448 $25,329 -25.92% 3.51% 2.10

Apparel & Textiles 2 2 $30,444 -21.94% 0.00% 0.02Arts, Entertainment, Recreation & Visitor Industries 9.3 119 $11,980 -63.47% 18.79% 0.39

Biomedical/Biotechnical (Life Sciences) 21 542 $28,390 -32.26% 1.20% 0.73

Business & Financial Services 56.3 220 $36,111 -52.49% 5.19% 0.29

Chemicals & Chemical-based Products 8 745 $31,232 -43.67% 8.45% 4.85

Computer & Electronic Product Manufacturing 0 0 N N N N

Defense & Security 16 75 $52,399 -20.26% 1.37% 0.29

Education & Knowledge Creation 7 66 $18,945 -56.77% 67.68% 0.46

Electrical Equipment, Appliance and Component

Manufacturing1.3 66 $36,967 -25.84% 60.38% 2.39

Energy (Fossil & Renewable) 63.3 642 $36,672 -38.63% -2.84% 1.32

Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing 5 129 $29,353 -33.19% -14.45% 1.34

Forest & Wood Products 10 91 $26,502 -33.62% 11.30% 0.54

Glass & Ceramics 0 0 N N N N

Information Technology & Telecommunications 26.3 221 $37,108 -50.95% 9.79% 0.57


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Machinery Manufacturing 5 489 $44,402 -18.12% 7.56% 6.48

Mining 0 0 N N N N

Primary Metal Manufacturing 0 0 N N N N

Printing & Publishing 10 277 $34,388 -34.06% -8.20% 1.73

Transportation & Logistics 23 186 $29,256 -31.67% -0.53% 0.73

Transportation Equipment Manufacturing 0 0 N N N N

Total All Industries 537 7218 $28,868 -31.92% 2.98% 1.00

Data Source: ES202 data, IMPLAN MIG groupHighlighted cell represent values higher than specified criteria values

Figure 10: Location Quotients for Various Clusters in Pottawatomie County

AdvancedMaterials

0.69Agribusiness

2.10

Apparel&Textiles0.02

Arts&Entertainment0.39

Biomedical

0.73Business&Financial

Services

0.29

Chemicals4.85

Defense&Security0.29

Education&Knowledge

Creation

0.46

ElectricalEquip,Appl&CompMfg

2.39

Energy(Fossil&Renewable)

1.32

FabricatedMetal

ProdMfg

1.34

Forest&Wood

Products

0.54

IT&Telecom0.57

MachMfg6.48

Printing&Publishing1.73

Transportation&Logistics

0.73

LQ


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Figure 11: Traded Clusters in Pottawatomie County


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Figure 12: Traded Cluster Location Quotients for Pottawatomie County

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Local Clusters

Local Commercial Services and Local Entertainment & Media are the two local clusters with wages higher than the

national wages. The Local Commercial Services cluster has wages around 28% higher than national averages, but it hasa low LQ and decline in employment. The Local Entertainment & Media cluster has wages 82.96% higher than thenational averages. The highest growth rate is for Local Health Services (66.53%) and the second highest growth rate isfor Local Retail Clothing & Accessories (17.42%). Local Household Products & Services has the highest LQ of 2.48.

Table 17: Local Clusters in Pottawatomie County

Cluster Establishments EmploymentWages

Average WagesCompared to

National Average

Growth

RateLQ

Local Commercial Services 16 200 $53,082 27.98% -5.10% 0.37

Local Community & Civic Organizations 7 19 $12,146 -59.89% -60.49% 0.21

Local Education & Training 0 0 N N N N

Local Entertainment & Media 1 1 $45,151 82.96% -51.93% 0.02

Local Financial Services 12 178 $34,732 -32.18% 11.62% 1.40

Local Food and Beverages Processing &

Distribution

19 208 $18,605 -26.69% -4.92% 0.62

Local Health Services 26 545 $22,875 -52.36% 66.53% 1.60

Local Hospitality Establishments 32 363 $8,186 -42.50% 8.40% 0.59

Local Household Goods & Services 43 814 $19,240 -49.17% 2.90% 2.48

Local Industrial Products & Services 2 4 $18,574 -65.48% N 0.12

Local Logistical Services 0 0 N N N N

Local Motor Vehicle Products & Services 36 298 $28,994 -21.22% 4.79% 1.55

Local Personal Services (Non-Medical) 29 112 $19,391 -21.18% 5.64% 0.75Local Real Estate, Construction & Development 53 281 $31,954 -34.03% -3.94% 1.15

Local Retail Clothing & Accessories 7 68 $11,337 -43.15% 17.42% 0.24

Local Utilities 6 42 $25,443 -43.05% 8.37% 1.60

Data Source: ES202 data, IMPLAN MIG groupHighlighted cell represent values higher than specified criteria values

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Figure 13: Local Clusters in Pottawatomie County

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