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Enterprise Industrial Park Property Report (Enterprise Industrial Park)

Property Details Site/Building Name: Enterprise Industrial Park

Street Address: 1840 Qualily Drive

City: Defiance(View Community)

County: Defiance County(View Community)

Zip Code: 43512

Type of space: Industrial.Vacant Land.Build to Suit

Min Size: 5 acres

Max Size: 277.1 acres

Last Updated: 3/25/2019

Contact Information Company: Defiance County Economic Development

Contact Name: Kortney Williams

TIiie: Office Manager

Address : 1300 East Second Street, Suite 201

City: Defiance

State: Ohio

Phone: 419-784-4471

Fax: 419-784-4157

Email: kwiliiams@defecon.com

Attachments Property Brochure

Availability For Sale: Yes

Price per acre: $30,000

Ownership: Enterprise Industrial Park of Ohio LLC

Ownership Type: Private

Number of Owners: 1

Property Description: ~djacent to U.S. Route 24. The sHe is served by two railroads, including CSX dual main iin~, and rail spur is in place. Site is also served by the Napoleon, Defiance & Western Railway.

Site Details Industrial Parll: Yes

Industrial Parll Name: yes

Total Number of Buildings: O

Current Use: AgricuHure

Former Use: AgricuHural

Lot Size: 277.07 acres

Total Acres: 277.07 acres

Developable Acres: 261.62 acres

Expansion Land: Yes

Divisible: Yes

zoning: M-3, Heavy Industrial

Topography: Flat

Attainment: Sulfur Dioxide (1-Hour SO2): Yes

Flood Plain: No

Incentives Opportunity Zone: Yes

Enterprise Zone: Yes

TIF District: Yes

Transportation Nearest Highway: Ohio 66

Distance to Nearest Highway: 1 miles

4 Lane: Yes

Nearest Interstate: U.S. 24

Distance to Nearest Interstate: 2 miles

Interstate 2: Interstate 80/90

Distance to Interstate 2: 27.4 miles

Nearest Airport: Defiance Memorial Airport

Distance to Nearest Airport: 8.6 miles

Airport 2: Toledo Express Airport

Distance to Airport 2: 47.9 miles

Airport 3: Fort Wayne International Airport

Distance to Airport 3: 52 miles

Nearest International Airport: Detrott Metropolitan Wayne County Airport

Distance to International Airport: 108 miles

Port: Yes

Port Name: Port ofToledo

Distance to Port: 62.4 miles

Rail: Yes

Rall Provider: CSX

Dual RaH: Yes

Distance to Rail: miles

Utilities Electric: Yes

Electric Provider: AEP Ohio

Additional Electric Details: Potential for 138k volt transmission extension from First Energy/AEP for heavy power user

Gas: Yes

Gas Provider: Ohio Gas Company

Gas Une SIZe: 6 in

Gas Pressure: 300 psi

Additional Gas Delalla: ANR Pipeline has 3 supply lines (1-36" and 2-30") that can be tapped for natural gas.

Water at Site: Yes

Water Provider: City of Defiance

Water Line Size: 12 In

Sewer: Yes

Sewer Provider: City of Defiance

Excess Sewer Capacity at Site: 1100000 GPO

Sewer Line Size: 18 In

Sewer Details: 66" Storm sewer available through City of Defiance

Telecom: Yes

Telecom Provider: Both

Site Due Diligence Phase I Environmental Report Completed: Yes

Phase I Date: 2/1/2015

Wetlands Delineation Completed : Yes

Wetlands Percentage of Site: 5.6 %

Geotechnical Study Completed: Yes

Environmental Study Comments: This assessment has revealed no evidence of RECs. HRECs, or CRECs in connection with the Site.

Description Adjacent to U.S. Route 24. The site Is served by two railroads, including CSX dual main line, and rail spur is in place. Site is also served by the Napoleon, Defiance & Western Railway. Site is zoned M-3 (heavy Industrial) This site is ideal for heavy manufacturing needing rail service. Water supply up to 4 million gallons per day. Sewer treatment capacity up to 3.5 million gallons per day. Large natural gas supply available from gas transmission lines. Aggressive local incentives.

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Enterprise Industrial Park Labor Force Report (45mile radius aroundEnterprise Industrial Park)

Total Establishments Total Employees

TOTAL TOTAi.

41,620 575,378

Total Establishments by Sizc(2018) Total Employees by Major SIC(2018)

TOTAL % TOTAL %

■ 1-4 Employees

■ 5-S Employees

■ 10-19 Employees

20-49 Employees

22,946

8,689

4,804

3,127

55.13

20.88

11.54

7.51

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■ Mining (SIC 10-14)

■ Construction (SIC 15-17)

6,830

249

19,894

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0.04

3.46

■ 50-99 Employees 1,217 2.92 Manufacturing (SIC 20-39) 97,666 16.97

100-249 Employees ■ 602 1A5 ■ Transportation and Communications (SIC40-49)

24,943 4.34

250-499 Employees 138 0.33 ■ Wholesale Trade (SIC 50-51) 31,452 5.47

500-899 Employees 60 0.14 Retail Trade (SIC 52-59) 113,816 19.78

1000+ Employees 37 0.09 Finance, Insurance And Real Estate (SIC 60-69)

28,149 4.89

Services {SIC 70~9) 220,367 38.30

Public Administration (SIC 90-98) 28,285 4.92

Unclassified (SIC 99) 3,727 0.65

Total Businesses by Establishment Type(2018) Total Employees by Establishment Typc(2018)

TOTAL % TOTAL %

Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 520 1.25 Agrlculture, Forestry and Fishing 2,670 0.46

Agricultural Services 705 1.69 Agricultural Services 4,160 0.72

Coal and Ore Mining 18 0.04 Coal and Ore Mining 177 0.03

Oil and Gas 18 0.04 Oil and Gas 72 0.01

General Construction 776 1.86 General Construction 5,295 0.92

Heavy Construction 1,675 4.02 Heavy Construction 14,599 2.54

Food Manufacturing 95 0.23 Food Manufacturing 6,807 1.18

Tobacco Manufacturing 3 0.01 Tobacco Manufacturing 57 0.01

Textile Mills 6 0.01 Textile Mills 144 0.03

Apparel and Textile Manufacturing 29 0.07 Apparel and Texllle Manufacturing 410 0.07

Lumber and Wood Production 78 0.19 Lumber and Wood Production 1,287 0.22

Furniture Manufacturing 29 0.07 Furniture Manufacturing 5,686 0.99

Paper Manufacturing 27 0,06 Paper Manufacturing 1,738 0.30

Printing and Publishing 208 0.50 Printing and Publishing 3,998 0.69

Chemicals 62 0.15 Chemicals 1,944 0.34

Petroleum Refining 17 0.04 Petroleum Refining 2,065 0.36

Rubber and Plastlcs 103 0.25 Rubber and Plastics 10,648 1.85

Leather Manufacturing 0 0.00 Leather Manufacturing 0 0.00

Stone, Glass, and Concrete 53 0.13 Stone, Glass, and Concrete 2,394 0.42

Metals Fabrication 291 0.70 Metals Fabrication 18,759 3.26

Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 731 1.76 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 41,729 7.25

Transportation 1,006 2.42 Transportation 17,320 3.01

Travel Services 53 0.13 Travel Services 268 0.05

Transport Services 71 0.17 Transport Services 1,088 0.19

Communications 320 0.77 Communications 4,536 0.79

Utilities 158 0.38 Utilities 1,731 0.30

Durables Wholesale 1,122 2.70 Durables Wholesale 24,851 4.32

Non Durables Wholesale 383 0.92 Non Durables Wholesale 6,601 1.15

Building Materials, Hardware and Garden 499 1.20 Building Materials, Hardware and Garden 9,064 1.58

General Merchandise Stores 318 0.76 General Merchandise Stores 11,770 2.05

Food Markets 185 0.44 Food Markets 9,716 1.69

Convenience Stores 189 0.45 Convenience Stores 1,385 0.24

Other Food Stores 296 0.71 Other Food Stores 4,204 0.73

Auto Dealers and Gas Stations 1,166 2.80 Auto Dealers and Gas Stations 13,056 2.27

Clothlng Stores 371 0.89 Clothing Stores 3,396 0.59

FurnHure Stores 192 OAS Furniture Stores 1,694 0.29

Home Furnishings 178 0.43 Home Furnishings 1,524 0.26

Electronics and Computer Stores 111 0.27 Electronlcs and Computer Stores 1,020 0.18

Music Stores 37 0.09 Music Stores 191 0.03

Restaurants 1,471 3.53 Restaurants 32,577 5.66

Other Food Service 531 1.28 Other Food Service 8,338 1A5

Bars 154 0.37 Bars 1,600 0.28

Drug Stores 185 0.44 Drug Stores 2,874 0.50

Liquor Stores 93 0.22 Liquor Stores 532 0.09

Specialty Stores 1,361 3.27 Specialty Stores 10,203 1.77

Cetalog and Direct Sales 76 0.18 Catalog and Direct Sales 672 0.12

Banks and Financial Institutions 2,279 5.48 Banks and Financial Institutions 14,542 2.53

Insurance Carriers 46 0.11 Insurance Carriers 470 0.08

Insurance Agents and Brokers 1,119 2.69 Insurance Agents and Brokers 7,355 1.28

Real Estate 1,171 2.81 Real Estate 5,782 1.00

Hotels and Lodging 254 0.61 Hotels and Lodging 3,651 0.63

Dry Cleaning and Laundry 186 OAS Dry Cleaning and Laundry 1,054 0.18

Beauty and Barber Shops 819 1.97 Beauty and Barber Shops 4,010 0.70

Other Personal Service 614 1.48 Other Personal Service 3,130 0.54

Advertising 134 0.32 Advertising 970 0.17

Computer Services 282 0.68 Computer Services 2,333 OA1

Other Business Services 1,192 2.86 other Business Services 13,226 2.30

Auto Repair/Services 1,084 2.60 Auto Repair/Services 7,084 1.23

Miscellaneous Repair Services 392 0.94 Miscellaneous Repair Services 1,943 0.34

Motion Pictures 225 0.54 Motion Pictures 1,483 0.26

Entertainment and Recreation Services 592 1A2 Entertainment and Recreation Services 9,527 1.66

Health and Medical Services 4,868 11.70 Health and Medical Services 23,908 4.16

Hospitals 705 1.69 Hospitals 55,525 9.65

Legal Services 710 1.71 Legal Services 3,120 0.54

Primary and Secondary Education 621 1A9 Primary and Secondary Education 30,131 5.24

Colleges and Universities 73 0.18 Colleges and Universities 9,531 1.66

Social Services 1,319 3.17 Social Services 18,474 3.21

Chlld Care Services 227 0.55 Child Care Services 2,918 0.51

Museums and Zoos 70 0.17 Museums and Zoos 535 0.09

Membership Organizations 1,921 4.62 Membership Organizations 10,317 1.79

Professional Services 1,162 2.79 Professional Services 14,585 2.53

Government 1,824 4.38 Government 28,285 4.92

UnclaHlfied Establishments 1,521 3.65 Unclassified Establishments 3,727 0.65

Total Busi11esses by NAICS(2018) Total Employees by NAICS(2018)

TOTAL % TOTAL %

Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 572 1.37 Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing 2,823 0.49

Agricultural Services 0 0.00 Agricultural Services 0 0.00

Coal and Ora Mining 23 0.06 Coal and Ore Mining 199 0.03

Oil and Gas 12 0.03 Oil and Gas 46 0.01

General Construction 2,430 5.114 General Construction 19,215 3.34

Heavy Construction 167 OAO Heavy Construction 1,711 0.30

Food Manufacturing 151 0.36 Food Manufacturing 7,354 1.28

Beverage and Tobacco Products 36 0.09 Beverage and Tobacco Products 813 0.14

Textile Mills 3 0.01 Textile MIiis 64 0.01

Textile Products 26 0.06 Textile Products 416 0.07

Apparel Manufacturing 3 0.01 Apparel Manufacturing 63 0.01

Leather Manufacturing 0 0.00 Leather Manufacturing 0 0.00

Wood Products 69 0.17 Wood Products 1,198 0.21

Paper Manufacturing 'ZT 0.06 Paper Manufacturing 1,738 0.30

Printing and Publishing 123 0.30 Printing and Publishing 1,691 0.29

Chemicals 65 0.16 Chemicals 2,023 0.35

Petroleum and Coal Products 17 0.04 Petroleum and Coal Products 2,065 0.36

Rubber and Plastics 101 0.24 Rubber and Plastics 10,321 1.79

Stone, GlaH, and Concrete 53 0.13 Stone, Glass, and Concrete 2,394 OA2

Primary Metal Manufacturing 43 0.10 Primary Metal Manufacturing 4,992 0.87

Metals Fabrication 382 0.92 Metals Fabrication 14,610 2.54

Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 208 0.50 Machinery and Equipment Manufacturing 8,329 us Computers and Electronics 40 0.10 Computers and Electronlcs 3,892 0.68

Electrical Equipment and Appliances 39 0.09 Electrical Equipment and Appliances 3,314 0.58

Transportation Equipment 101 0.24 Transportation Equipment 16,413 2.85

Furniture Manufacturing 83 0.20 Furniture Manufacturing 6,049 1.05

Miscellaneous Manufacturing 230 0.55 Miscellaneous Manufacturing 7,312 1.27

Communications 196 OA7 Communications 1,354 0.24

Utilities 93 0.22 Utilities 1,231 0.21

Durables Wholesale 1,077 2.59 Durables Wholesale 24,388 4.24

Non Durables Wholesale 348 0.84 Non Durables Wholesale 5,954 1.03

Electronic Markets and Brokers 28 0.07 Electronic Markets and Brokers 722 0.13

Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers 816 1.96 Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers 10,020 1.74

Furniture and Home Furnishings 'ZT8 0.67 Furniture and Home Furnishings 2,187 0.38

Electronics and Applicances 332 0.80 Electronics and Applicances 5,185 0.90

Building Materials, Hardware and Garden 491 1.18 Bulldlng Materials, Hardware and Garden 9,024 1.57

Food and Beverage Stores 564 1.36 Food and Beverage Stores 12,534 2.18

Health and Personal Care Stores 447 1.07 Health and Personal Care Stores 4,356 0.76

Gasoline Stations 350 0.114 Gasoline Stations 3,036 0.53

Clothing and Clothing Accessories 447 1.07 Clothing and Clothing Accessories 3,761 0.65

Sporting Goods/Hobby/Book/Music Stores 318 0.76 Sporting Goods/Hobby/Book/Music Stores 2,451 OA3

General Merchandise Stores 318 0.76 General Merchandise Stores 11,770 2.05

Miscellaneous Store Retailers 764 1.84 Miscellaneous Store Retailers 6,024 1.05

Nonstore Retailers 75 0.18 Nonstore Retailers 671 0.12

Warehousing/Storage, Postal/Courier Service 284 0.68 Warehousing/Storage, Postal/Courier Service 3,244 0.56

Publishing 81 0.19 Publishing 2,289 OAO

Software Publishers 51 0.12 Software Publishers 645 0.11

Motion Pictures and Video 37 0.09 Motion Pictures and Video 309 0.05

Movie Theaters 22 0.05 Movie Theaters 480 0.08

Broadcasting 123 0.30 Broadcasting 3,157 0.55

Data Processing/Hosting 50 0.12 Data Processing/Hosting 390 0.07

Other Information Services 133 0.32 Other Information Services 1,828 0.32

Banking 2,247 5.40 Banking 13,889 2.41

Insurance Carriers 1,154 2,77 Insurance Carriers 7,783 1.35

Real Estate 1,233 2.96 Real Estate 5,832 1.01

Rental and Leasing 426 1.02 Rental and Leasing 2,867 0.50

Legal Services 758 1.82 Legal Services 3,316 0.58

Accounting 419 1.01 Accounting 2,646 0.48

Agricultural and Engineering 298 0.72 Agricultural and Engineering 3,494 0.61

Specialized Design 132 0.32 Specialized Design 626 0.11

Computer Systems Design 96 0.23 Computer Systems Design 848 0.15

Management/SclentlflcfTechnlcal Consultlng 318 0.76 Management/SclentlflcfTechnlcal Consulting 6,823 1.19

Scientific Research and Development 83 0.20 Scientific Research and Development 622 0.11

Advertising and Public Relations 188 OAS Advertising and Public Relations 3,835 0.67

Other Professional/SclentlficfTechnlcal Services

525 1.26 Other Professlonal/SclentlflcfTechnlcal Services

3,235 0.56

Company and Enterprise Management 55 0.13 Company and Enterprise Management 805 0.14

Administrative and Support 1,146 2.75 Administrative and Support 10,332 1.80

Wasta Management and Remediation 80 0.19 Waste Management and Remediation 625 0.11

Elementary and Secondary Schools 619 1A9 Elementary and Secondary Schools 30,065 5.23

CollegH and Universities 73 0.18 Colleges and Universities 9,531 1.66

Business Schools, Computer and Management Training

5 0.01 Business Schools, Computer and Management Training

46 0.01

Technical and Trade Schools 23 0.06 Technical and Trade Schools 557 0.10

Educational Services 231 0.56 Educational Services 1,435 0.25

Physician Offices 1,775 4.26 Physician Offices 12,270 2.13

Dental Offices 461 1.11 Dental Offices 3,156 0.55

Other Health Practlcloners 2,636 6.33 Other Health Practlcloners 6,474 1.13

Outpatient Care 201 0.48 Outpatient Care 3,341 0.58

Medlcal and Diagnostic Laboratories 67 0.16 Medical and Diagnostic Laboratories 648 0.11

Home Health Care Services 153 0.37 Home Health Care Services 4,821 0.84

Ambulatory Services 186 0.45 Ambulatory Services 4,203 0.73

General Medical and Surgical Hospitals 77 0.19 General Medical and Surgical Hoapltals 32,215 5.60

Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospitals 51 0.12 Psychiatric and Substance Abuse Hospltals 4,571 0.79

Other Hospltals 7 0.02 Other Hospitals 159 0.03

Nursing and Residential Care 254 0.61 Nursing and Resldentlal Care 13,517 2.35

Individual and Family Services 675 1.62 Individual and Family Services 5,119 0.89

Community Relief Services 23 0.06 Community Relief Services 289 0.05

Vocational Rehabilitation 85 0.20 Vocational Rehabilitation 4,275 0.74

Chlld Care Services 227 0.55 Child Care Services 2,918 0.51

Performing Arts 51 0.12 Performing Arts 379 0.07

Spectator Sports 13 0.03 Spectator Sports 53 0.01

Performing Arts/Sports Promoters 29 0.07 Performing Arts/Sports Promoters 1,165 0.20

Agents and Managers 4 0.01 Agents and Managers 10 0.00

lndpendent Artists/Writers/Performers 40 0.10 lndpandent Artists/Writers/Performers 267 0.05

Museums, Zoos, Historical Sites 121 0.29 Museums, Zoos, Historical Sites 1,722 0.30

Amusement, Gambling, and Recreation 196 OA7 Amusement, Gambling, and Recreation 5,133 0.89

Fitness Centers 138 0.33 Fitness Centers 1,244 0.22

Accomodatlons 254 0.61 Accomodatlons 3,651 0.63

Food Services and Drinking Places 2,202 5.29 Food Services and Drinking Places 44,144 7.67

Repair and Maintenance Services 1,198 2.88 Repair and Maintenance Services 7,153 1.24

Personal Care Services 1,334 3.21 Personal Care Services 6,225 1.08

Death Care Services 170 0.41 Death Care Services 1,151 0.20

Religious/Civic/Professional Organizations 2,161 5.19 Rellgious/Clvic/ProfeHlonal Organizations 13,792 2.40

Public Administration 1,826 4.39

Total Employees by Occupat,011(2018)

TOTAL %

Executive, Managers, and Administrators 51,314 8.92

Protective Services 10,711 1.86

Farming, Forestry, and Fishing 1,990 0.35

Business and Financial Operations 16,682 2.90

Computer and mathematical occupations 6,459 1.12

Architecture and engineering 8,115 1A1

Life/Physical/Social Science occupations 2,718 OA7

Community and Social Services 8,600 1.49

Legal 3,519 0.61

Education/Tralninglllbrary 30,736 5.34

Health Diagnosing and Treating Practitioners 23,446 4.07

HeaHh Technologists/Technicians 10,838 1.88

Healthcare support 19,227 3.34

Food Preparation/Serving 30,730 5.34

Building and Grounds maintenance 23,278 4.05

Personal care and service 22,808 3.96

Sales 66,634 11.58

Offlce and Administrative support 80,701 14.03

Construction and Extraction 31,827 5.53

Installation/Maintenance and Repair workers 24,332 4.23

Production Workers 49,183 8.55

Transportation Workers 24,013 4.17

Material Moving 16,861 2.93

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Enterprise Industrial Park Demographics Report (45mile radius aroundEnterprise Industrial Park)

Populat,on(2018) Populat,on(2023)

TOTAL TOTAL

1,003,140 1,016,291

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Age D1stnbut1on(2018) Age D1stnbut1011(2023)

I II I IITOTAL % TOTAL %

■ 0-4 63,425 6.32 ■ M 65,394 6.43

■ s.e 64,514 6.43 ■ s.e 64,052 6.30

■ 10-19 136,685 13.63 ■ 10-19 136,351 13.42

20-29 139,588 13.92 20-29 137,592 13.54

■ 30-39 121,658 12.13 ■ 30-39 126,051 12.40

■ 40-49 117,124 11 .68 • 40-49 116,810 11A9

50-69 130,399 13.00 50-69 119,345 11.74

60-64 65,946 6.57 60-64 62,014 6.10

65+ 163,801 16.33 65+ 188,682 18.57

Sex(2018) Scx(2023)

TOTAL TOTAL

■ Male 495,768 49.42 ■ Male 501,532 49.35

■ Female 507,372 50.58 ■ Female 514,759 50.65

Ethnictly D1stnbut1on(2018) Eth111c1ty D1stnbut1on(2023)

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Race D1stribution(2018) Race D1stnbution(2023)

l ,OOOk 1,000k

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Ok Ok White Black American Asian Pacific Other Multirace Whitt11 Black Am~rican Asian Pacific Other MuJtirace

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TOTAL % TOTAL %

■ White 857,630 85.49 ■ White 860,746 84.69

■ Black 72,146 7.19 ■ Black 74,916 7.37

■ American Indian 2,893 0.29 • American Indian 3,118 0.31

Asian 21,598 2.15 Asian 25,164 2.48

■ Pacific Islander 334 0.03 • Pacific Islander 352 0.03

• Other 22,915 2.28 • Other 24,656 2.43

Multirace 25,624 2.55 Multirace 27,339 2.69

1,000k 1,000k

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TOTAL % TOTAL %

■ White (non-hlspanic) 827,983 82.54 ■ White (non-hlspanlc) 829,109 81.58

■ Black (non-hlspanic} 70,248 7.00 Black (non-hispanic) 72,795 7.16■ ■ American Indian (non-hlspanlc) 2,235 0.22 ■ American Indian (non-hlspanlc} 2,392 0.24

Asian (non-hispanlc} 21,206 2.11 Asian (non-hlspanic) 24,655 2.43

• Pacific Islander (non-hispanic) 231 0.02 ■ Pacific Islander (non-hlspanlc) 243 0.02

• Other (non-hispanlc) 805 0.08 ■ Other (non-hispanic) 787 0.08

Multlrace (non-hlspanlc) 18,981 1.89 Multlrace (non-hlspanlc) 20,180 1.99

Hispanic (non-hispanic) 61,543 6.14 Hispanic (non-hispanic) 66,226 6.52

Total Households(2018) Total Households(2023)

TOTAL TOTAL

Households 408,536 n/a Households 415,587 n/a

Families 265,462 64.98 Families 265,779 63.95

Average Household lncome(2018) Average Household lncome(2023)

TOTAL TOTAL

73,863.36 86,847.11

Household Income D1stnbut1on(2018) Household Income Distribution(2023)

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TOTAL % TOTAL %

■ <$10K 24,418 5.98 ■ <$10K 22,111 5.32

■ $10,$20K 35,857 8.78 ■ $10-$20K 30,720 7.39

■ $20-$30K 42,619 10A3 ■ $20-$30K 37,572 9.04

$30-$40!< 43,855 10.73 $30-$40K 38,873 9.35

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$60,$75K

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36,184

45,214

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8,88

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■ $50-$60K

$60,$75K

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32,584

45,268

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10,89

$75,$100K 54,704 13.39 $75,$100K 57,506 13.84

> $100K 86,355 21.14 > $100K 113,496 27.31

Labor Force Status(2018) Labor Force Status(2023)

TOTAL % TOTAL %

Labor Force 516,003 n/a Labor Force 524,582 nla

■ Employed 500,166 96,93 ■ Employed 508,463 96.93

■ Unemployed 15,287 2.96 ■ Unemployed 15,570 2.97

In Armed Force& 550 n/a In Armed Forces 549 n/a

Not In Labor Force 279,392 nla Not In Labor Force 284,624 n/a

Total Number of Housing(2018) Total Number of Hous,ng(2023)

TOTAL 'I, TOTAL %

Total Dwellings 437,820 n/a Total Dwellings 449,455 n/a

• Owner-Occupied Dwellings

• Renter-Occupied Dwellings

Housing Units Occupied

291,309

117,227

408,536

71.31

28.69

93.31

■ Owner-Occupied Dwelllngs

■ Renter-Occupied Dwellings

Housing Units Occupied

296,681

118,926

415,587

71.38

28.62

92.46

Education Altainment(2018) Education Attamment(2023)

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100k

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Degrf!e Degree Degree - -• TOTAL % TOTAL %

■ <Grade 9 18,333 2.75 ■ <Grade 9 19,039 2.80

■ Grade 9-12 44,599 6.68 ■ Grade9-12 45,809 6.75

High School 233,229 34.93 ■ High School 236,788 34.87

Some College 139,741 20.93 Some College 142,229 20.95

■ Assoc Degree 68,414 1025 ■ Assoc Degree 69,344 1021

■ Bach Degree 102,282 15.32 Bach Degree■ 103,919 15.30

Grad Degree 61,024 9.14 Grad Degree 61,921 9.12

Size of Household(2018) Size of Household(2023)

TOTAL % TOTAL %

■ 1 Person 119,632 29.28 ■ 1 Person 128,517 30.92

■ 2 Person 146,547 35.87 ■ 2Person 148,245 35.67

■ 3 Person 56,753 13.89 ■ 3Person 55,868 13.44

4 Person 48,002 11.75 4 Person 46,705 1124

■ 5 Person 23,733 5.81 ■ 5Person 22,897 5.51

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All Occupations $17.37 S20.60 $36,130 $42,840

Management Occupations S40.78 S46 56 $84 810 $96,850

Chief Executives $67.76 $77.63 $140,940 $161,470

General and Operations Managers $40.25 $49.15 $63,720 $102,230

Legislators $19,100 $31,700

Marketing Managers $42.32 $47.88 $88,030 $99,600

Sales Managers $51.87 $56.10 $107,890 $116,690

Public Relations and Fundraislng Managers $45.44 $53.89 $94,520 $112,100

Administrative Services Managers $38.00 $40.04 $79,030 $83,290

Computer and Information Systems Managars $51.41 $53.42 $106,930 $111,120

Financial Managers $43.65 $48.58 $90,790 $101,040

Industrial Production Managers $45.33 $51.44 $94,280 $106,990

Purchasing Managers $51.45 $55.32 $107,010 $115,060

Transportation, Storage, and Distribution Managers $44.76 $54.84 $93,100 $114,060

Human Resources Managers $49.78 $51.18 $103,540 $106,440

Construction Managers $37.71 $46.46 $76,430 $96,650

Education Administrators, Preschool and Childcare Center/Program $17.38 $19.63 $36,140 $40,830

Education Administrators, Elementary and Secondary School $77,800 $76,670

Education Administrators, Postsecondary $38.10 $47.98 $79,250 $99,800

Architectural and Engineering Managers $54.37 $54.82 $113,090 $114,030

Food Service Managers $18.35 $21.63 $38,160 $44,990

Funeral Service Managers $42.56 $41.63 $88,520 $86,590

Lodging Managers $23.93 $20.94 $49,770 $43,560

Medical and Health Services Managers $38.46 $43.23 $80,000 $89,920

Postmasters and Mall Superintendents $34.93 $35.41 $72,640 $73,650

Property, Real Estate, and Community Association Managers $21.77 $28.93 $45,290 $60,170

Social and Community Service Managers $28.00 $29.58 $58,230 $61,530

Managers, All Other $38.78 $46.15 $80,670 $95,990

Business and Financial Operations Occupations S27.38 S30.16 $56.940 S62,730

Buyers and Purchasing Agents $27,84 $29.43 $57,900 $61,220

Claims Adjusters, Examiners, and Investigators $29.44 $30.53 $61,230 $63,500

Compliance Officers $24.35 $26.06 $50,650 $54,200

Cost Estimators $25.02 $25.51 $52,050 $53,060

Human Resources Specialists $25,07 $26.99 $52,140 $56,140

Labor Relations Specialists $9.48 $16.26 $19,710 $33,810

Logisticians $33.14 $37.36 $68,930 $77,700

Management Analysts $36.26 $40.61 $75,410 $84,470

Meeting, Convention, and Event Planners $23.53 $25.69 $48,940 $53,430

Fundraisers $28.06 $28.15 $58,370 $58,560

Compensation, Benefits, and Job Analysis Specialists $27.38 $29.44 $56,950 $61,240

Training and Development Specialists $26.21 $26.96 $54,510 $56,070

Market Research Analysts and Marketing Specialists $24.25 $28.61 $50,440 $59,510

Business Operations Specialist,;, All Other $28.39 $31.53 $59,050 $65,580

Accountants and Auditors $29.09 $32.44 $60,510 $67,470

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Enterprise Industrial Park Wages Report (West Northwestern Ohio nonmetropolitan area)

AppralHnl and Assessors of Real Estate $22.37 $23.77 $46,530 $49,450

Credit Analysts $26.87 $29.82 $55,890 $62,020

Flnanclal Analysts $32.31 $35.12 $67,210 $73,040

Personal Financial Advisors

Flnanclal Examiners $34.34 $37.32 $71,430 $77,620

Loan Officers $29.36 $31.39 $61,070 $65,290

Tax Examiners and Collectors, and Revenue Agents $17.95 $18.28 $37,340 $38,020

Tax Preparers $13.61 $13.99 $28,300 $29,100

Financial SpeciaHsts, All Other $36.90 $39.12 $76,740 $81,380

Computer and Mathematical Occupations S32.26 S34.17 S67.100 S71,080

Computer Systems Analysts $39.29 $43.71 $81,720 $90,910

Information Security Analysts $40.36 $39.13 $83,960 $81,400

Computer Programmers $28.75 $29.95 $59,790 $62,300

Software Developers, Appllcatlons $39.08 $40.81 $81,290 $84,890

Software Developers, Systems Software $46.12 $46.79 $95,930 $97,310

Web Developers $35.63 $35.89 $74,110 $74,650

Database Administrators $42.79 $42.59 $89,000 $88,600

Network and Computer Systems Administrators $31.66 $32.78 $65,860 $68,180

Computer Network Architects $38.82 $41.D9 $80,750 $85,480

Computer User Support Specialists $19.06 $19.75 $39,630 $41,080

Computer Network Support Specialists $27.03 $27.74 $56,230 $57,690

Computer Occupations, All Other $34.87 $35.13 $72,540 $73,070

Operations Research Analysts $32.94 $35.40 $68,520 $73,640

Architecture and Engineering Occupations $32.42 S33.38 $67.430 S69,420

Surveyors $35.05 $34.26 $72,900 $71,270

Chemical Engineers $39.40 $42.83 $81,940 $89,080

Civil Engineers $37.33 $38.76 $77,650 $80,610

Electrical Engineers $37.23 $37.84 $77,450 $78,710

Electronics Engineers, Except Computer $36.37 $38.52 $75,650 $80,130

Environmental Engineers $39.88 $41.14 $82,940 $85,570

Health and Safety Engineers, Except Mining Safety Engineers and Inspectors $41.87 $44.79 $87,090 $93,170

Industrial Engineers $36.25 $37.14 $75,410 $77,250

Materials Engineers $38.96 $41.48 $81,040 $86,280

Mechanlcal Engineers $31.96 $33.19 $66,480 $69,030

Engineers, All other $35.07 $35.43 $72,950 $73,700

Architectural and Civil Drafters $21.91 $22.38 $45,570 $46,560

Mechanlcal Drafters $24.32 $24.07 $50,590 $50,060

Drafters, All other $21.46 $22.94 $44,650 $47,720

Civll Engineering Technicians $27.10 $27.36 $56,370 $56,920

Electrical and Electronics Engineering Technicians $27.24 $26.63 $56,650 $55,380

Industrial Engineering Technicians $27.92 $27.12 $58,070 $56,400

Mechanical Engineering Technicians $24.81 $25.22 $51,610 $52,460

Engineering Technicians, Except Drafters, All Other $24.34 $24.32 $50,620 $50,580

Surveying and Mapping Technicians $21.81 $22A5 $45,360 $46,700

Life, Physical, and Social Science Occupations $25.03 $28.33 $52,060 S58,920

Food Scientists and Technologists $28.01 $29.98 $58,250 $62,370

Conservation Scientists $30.16 $29.90 $62,730 $62,200

Chemists $37.08 $37.92 $77,120 $78,880

Clinical, Counseling, and School Psychologists $35.13 $35.94 $73,060 $74,750

Agricultural and Food Science Technicians $18.11 $18.59 $37,660 $38,670

Chemical Technicians $20.74 $21.23 $43,130 $44,160

Environmental Science and Protection Technicians, Including Health $20.58 $19.20 $42,810 $39,930

Forest and Conservation Technicians $25.14 $23.21 $52,300 $48,280

Life, Physical, and Social Science Technician&, All Other

Community and Social Service Occupations S19.26 S21 .12 $40.070 $43,920

Educational, Guidance, School, and Vocational Counselors $26.08 $26.01 $54,260 $54,100

Rehabilitation Counselors $14.80 $18.27 $30,790 $37,990

Substance Abuse, Behavioral Di&order, and Mental Health Counselors $21.05 $25,33 $43,790 $52,680

Child, Family, and School Social Workers $18.17 $19.95 $37,790 $41,500

Healthcare Social Workers $24.39 $24.46 $50,730 $50,890

Mental Health and Substance Abuse Social Workers $21.09 $21.13 $43,870 $43,950

Social Workers, All Other $17.89 $19,51 $37,200 $40,570

Health Educators $21.96 $23.04 $45,690 $47,920

Probation Officers and Correctional Treatment Specialists $24.46 $24.56 $50,870 $51,090

Social and Human Service Assistants $15.12 $16.13 $l1,450 $33,540

Community Health Workers $14.36 $15.70 $29,880 $32,650

Community and Social Service Specialists, All Other $21.62 $22.33 $44,970 $46,450

Clergy $20.16 $19.91 $41,930 $41,410

Direc:tors, Religious Ac:tlvities and Education $14.66 $15.59 $30,490 $32,440

Legal Occupations S22 54 S31 .19 $46.890 S64,880

Lawyers $35,71 $43,70 $74,280 $90,890

Judges, Magistrate Judges, and Magistrates $43.12 $42A5 $89,680 $88,290

Paralegals and Legal Assistants $16.24 $17AO $33,780 $36,190

Education, Training, and Library Occupations S24.65 S25.19 $51 ,270 S52,400

Business Teachers, Postsecondary $82,300 $89.460

Computer Science Teachers, Postsecondary $77,630 $94,630

Mathematical Science Teachers, Postsecondary $66,020 $74,560

Engineering Teachers, Postsecondary $86,890 $99,720

Biological Science Teachers, Postsecondary $67,690 $80,410

Chemistry Teachers, Postsecondary

Psychology Teachers, Postsecondary $64,830 $79,110

Health Specialties Teachers, Postsecondary

Nursing lnstruc:tors and Teachers, Postsecondary $71,390 $71,000

Education Teachers, Postsecondary $85,350 $74,530

Art, Drama, and Music Teachers, Postsecondary $78,030 $100,350

Communications Teachers, Postsecondary $66,970 $81,320

English Language and Literature Teachers, Postsecondary $60,580 $65,440

Philosophy and Religion Teachers, Postsecondary

Recreation and Fitness Studies Teachers, Postsecondary $81,780 $61,850

Preschool Teachers, Except Special Education $9.54 $13.98 $19,840 $29,080

Kindergarten Teachers, Except Special Education $59,400 $65,050

Elementary School Teachers, Except Special Education $55,900 $56,660

Middle School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education $63,870 $62,120

Secondary School Teachers, Except Special and Career/Technical Education $58,390 $58,050

Career/Technical Education Teachers, Secondary School $60,030 $61,250

Special Education Teachers, Kindergarten and Elementary School $44,730 $49,700

Special Education Teachers, Middle School $51,550 $54,510

Special Education Teachers, Secondary School $59,070 $60,400

Special Education Teachers, All Other $52,920 $51,150

Self-Enrichment Education Teachers $14.44 $15.57 $30,040 $32,390

Teachers and Instructors, All Other, Except Substitute Teachers $29,670 $36,410

Substitute Teachers $13.42 $13.21 $27,920 $27,470

Librarians $20.09 $19.51 $41,780 $40,570

Library Technicians $10.85 $11.70 $22,560 $24,340

Instructional Coordinators $34.81 $34.12 $72,390 $70,970

Teacher Assistants $24,220 $25,190

Education, Training, and Library Workers, All Other $15.62 $18.17 $32,500 $37,790

Arts, Design, Entertainment, Sports, and Media Occupations S16.04 S19 22 $33,370 S39,990

Commercial and Industrial Designers

Floral Designers $12.39 $14.87 $25,770 $30,940

Graphic Designers $17.95 $19.13 $37,340 $39,790

Coaches and Scouts $23,780 $32,670

Music Directors and Composers $22.12 $23.84 $46,010 $49,590

Musicians and Singers $32.00 $31.54

Radio and Televlslon Announcers $11.58 $18.25 $24,090 $37,950

Reporters and Com1$pondent& $13.39 $14.33 $27,850 $29,800

Public Relations Specialists $25.33 $25.71 $52,690 $53,470

Editors $21.53 $22.19 $44,790 $46,160

Technical Wrtters $25.64 $28.70 $53,340 $59,690

Writers and Authors $21.75 $21.75 $45,240 $45,250

Audio and Video Equipment Technicians $11.57 $14.95 $24,070 $31,100

Photographers $17.86 $18.11 $37,140 $37,670

Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations S25.94 S31.17 S53,960 $64,830

Chiropractors $37.66 $54.75 $78,340 $113,880

Dentists, General # $111.07 # $231,020

Dietitians and Nutritionist& $22.83 $22.44 $47,490 $46,670

Optometrists $60.43 $85.64 $125,700 $178,120

Pharmacists $54.64 $47.96 $113,640 $99,750

Famlly and General Practitioners $83.20 $91.55 $173,050 $190,410

Internists, General # $113.43 # $235,940

Physicians and Surgeons, All other # $117.15 # $243,670

Occupational Therapists $38.84 $40.54 $80,790 $84,330

Physical Therapists $40.53 $40.61 $84,310 $84,460

Recreatlonal Therapists $21.08 $20.18 $43,850 $41,970

Respiratory Therapists $25.24 $25A5 $52,490 $52,950

Speech-Language Pathologists $31.39 $34.61 $65,300 $71,990

Veterinarians $37.79 $38.61 $78,600 $80,300

Registered Nurses $28.66 $29.13 $59,610 $60,590

Nurse Practitioners $51.31 $51.03 $106,730 $106,140

Clinical Laboratory Technologists and Technicians $26.26 $26.05 $54,620 $54,190

Dental Hygienists $29.41 $30.39 $61,170 $63,210

Cardiovascular Technologists and Technicians $24.85 $24.31 $51,700 $50,570

Diagnostic Medical Sonographers $29.43 $29.63 $61,210 $61,640

Radiologic Technologists $26.64 $26.36 $55,410 $54,830

Magnetic Resonance Imaging Technologists $28.21 $28.57 $58,680 $59,420

Emergency Medical Technicians and Paramedics $15.36 $16.39 $31,940 $34,090

Dietetic Technicians $11,94 $13.77 $24,830 $28,650

Pharmacy Technicians $13.22 $13.65 $27,500 $28,400

Psychiatric Technicians $13.53 $13.53 $28,150 $28,130

Surgical Technologists $20.49 $20.36 $42,610 $42,350

Veterinary Technologists and Technicians $14.59 $15.58 $30,360 $32,410

Ophthalmic Medical Technicians $15.74 $16.37 $32,750 $34,050

Licensed Practical and Licensed Vocational Nurses $19.06 $19.38 $39,650 $40,320

Medical Records and Heahh Information Technicians $17.29 $17.38 $35,970 $36,150

Opticians, Dispensing $19.68 $18.96 $40,930 $39,440

Health Technologists and Technicians, All other $18.17 $20.78 $37,790 $43,230

Occupational Health and Safety Speclallsts $32.79 $36.39 $68,190 $75,690

Occupational Health and Safety Technicians $23.58 $24.30 $49,040 $50,540

Athletic Trainers $43,640 $43,600

Healthcare Support Occupations S12.32 S13 35 S25 .620 S27,760

Home Health Aides $10.87 $11.01 $22,620 $22,900

Nursing Assistants $12,34 $12.59 $25,680 $26,200

Occupational Therapy Assistants $26.82 $27.38 $55,780 $56,950

Physical Therapist Assistants $24.82 $25.63 $51,630 $53,310

Massage Therapists $12.79 $12.49 $26,590 $25,980

Dental Assistants $16.96 $17.23 $35,270 $35,830

Medical Assistants $13.58 $14.07 $28,250 $29,260

Medical Equipment Preparers $15.63 $16.77 $32,520 $34,890

Medical Transcriptionists $16.84 $17A5 $35,020 $36,290

Veterinary Assistants and Laboratory Animal Caretakers $11.91 $11.99 $24,760 $24,930

Phlebotomists $15.02 $15.02 $31,240 $31,250

Healthcare Support Workers, All Other $13.90 $14,74 $28,900 $30,650

Protective Service Occupations S18.10 $19.62 $37,650 S40,800

First-Line Supervisors of Correctional Officers $23.36 $22.73 $48,580 $47,280

Flrat-Llne Supervisors of Police and Detectives $31.94 $32.38 $68,440 $67,350

First-Line Supervisors of Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers $28.40 $29.79 $59,070 $61,970

First-Line Supervisors of Protective Service Workers, All Other $15.08 $19.93 $31,360 $41,460

Firefighters $15.52 $17.97 $32,280 $37,390

Bailiffs $19.27 $20.61 $40,080 $42,870

Correctional Officers and Jailers $19.43 $19.07 $40,420 $39,670

Police and Sheriff's Patrol Officers $23.27 $23.13 $48,400 $48,100

Security Guards $12.91 $14.21 $26,850 $29,560

Crossing Guards $11.28 $13.46 $23,470 $28,000

Lifeguards, Ski Patrol, and Other Recreational Protective Service Workers $9.02 $9.22 $18,770 $19,180

Protective Service Workers, All Other $15.31 $15.94 $31,840 $33,150

Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations S9.40 S10.25 $19 .540 S21,330

First-Line Supervisors of Food Preparation and Serving Workers $13.21 $14.26 $27,470 $29,670

Cooks, Fast Food $9.32 $9.34 $19,380 $19,420

Cooks, Institution and Cafeteria $13.06 $13.17 $27,170 $27,400

Cooks, Restaurant $10.86 $11.21 $22,580 $23,320

Cooks, Short Order $9.23 $9.86 $19,200 $20,500

Food Preparation Workers $9.48 $10.14 $19,730 $21,090

Bartenders $9.32 $9.92 $19,380 $20,630

Combined Food Preparation and Serving Workers, Including Fast Food $9.31 $9.79 $19,360 $20,360

Counter Attendants, Cafeteria, Food Concession, and Coffee Shop $9.45 $9.97 $19,660 $20,740

Waiters and Waitresses $9.10 $9.11 $18,920 $18,960

Food Servers, Nonrestaurant $10.70 $11.01 $22,250 $22,900

Dining Room and Cafeteria Attendants and Bartender Helpers $9.11 $9.34 $18,940 $19,430

Dishwashers $9.04 $9.12 $18,790 $18,960

Hosts and Hostesses, Restaurant, Lounge, and Coffee Shop $9.19 $9.32 $19,110 $19,390

Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations S11 .85 S12.91 $24,650 S26,840

First-Line Supervisors of Housekeeping and Janitorial Workers $17.08 $17.91 $35,530 $37,260

First-Line Supervisors of Landscaping, Lawn Service, and Groundskeeplng Workers $17.64 $19.13 $36,700 $39,790

Janitors and Cleaners, Except Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners $12.13 $13.21 $25,230 $27,470

Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners $10.95 $11.29 $22,780 $23,490

Pest Control Workers $11.04 $12.84 $22,950 $26,700

Landscaping and Groundskeeplng Workers $11.52 $12.28 $23,960 $25,540

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Nonfarm Animal Caretakers $10.09 $10,66 $21,000 $22,180

Ushers, Lobby Attendants, and Ticket Takers $9.65 $10.53 $20,070 $21,910

Amusement and Recreation Attendants $9.31 $9.86 $19,360 $20,520

Funeral Attendants $13.40 $13.01 $27,880 $27,070

Morticians, Undertakers, and Funeral Directors $28.98 $26.69 $56,120 $55,500

Hairdressers, Halrstyllsts, and Cosmetologists $9.41 $11,02 $19,570 $22,920

Tour and Travel Guides $9.29 $10.57 $19,330 $21,980

Childcare Workers $9.68 $10.71 $20,130 $22,270

Personal Care Aides $11.04 $11.58 $22,960 $24,080

Fitness Trainers and Aerobics lnstnsctons $9.57 $11.34 $19,910 $23,600

Recreation Workers $11.19 $12.01 $23,270 $24,980

Resldentlal Advisors $11A1 $12.19 $23,730 $25,350

Sales and Related Occupations $11.89 S17.49 $24.730 S36,380

First-Line Supervisors of Retail Sales Workers $20.55 $21.28 $42,750 $44,250

First-Line Supervisors of Non-Retail Sales Workers $26.33 $28.17 $54,780 $58,590

Cashiers $9.46 $10.12 $19,690 $21,040

Counter and Rental Clerks $9.39 $11.67 $19,530 $24,260

Parts Salespersons $13.42 $14.72 $27,920 $30,820

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Insurance Sales Agents $20.94 $29.75 $43,550 $61,870

Securities, Commodities, and Financial Services Sales Agents $43.05 $53.44 $89,540 $111,180

Travel Agents $12.85 $12.83 $26,730 $26,700

Sales Representatives, Services, All Other $18.92 $23.53 $39,350 $48,940

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Technical and Scientific Products $29.66 $31.02 $61,680 $64,520

Sales Representatives, Wholesale and Manufacturing, Except Technical and Scientific Products $28.35 $32.95 $58,970 $68,540

Real Estate Sales Agents $11.88 $19.35 $24,710 $40,250

Sales Engineers $41.16 $48.40 $85,620 $100,670

Sales and Related Workers, All Other $12.08 $17.99 $25,130 $37,420

Office and Administrative Support Occupations S16 14 S1717 $33,580 S35,720

First-Line Supervisors of Office and Administrative Support Workers $22.36 $24.02 $46,510 $49,960

Switchboard Operators, lncludlng Answering Service $13.08 $13.06 $27,210 $27,160

BIii and Account Collectors $15.12 $16.31 $31,440 $33,920

Billing and Posting Clerks $15.65 $16.03 $32,550 $33,350

Bookkeeping, Accounting, and Auditing Clerks $17.22 $17.73 $35,810 $36,880

Payroll and Timekeeping Clerks $20.57 $20.61 $42,780 $42,870

Procurement Clerks $18.21 $18.56 $37,880 $38,600

Tellers $13.32 $13A4 $27,700 $27,950

Brokerage Clarks $20.47 $21.50 $42,580 $44,710

Court, Munlclpal, and License Clerks $16.49 $17.14 $34,290 $35,850

Credit Authorizers, Checkers, and Clerks $17.98 $18.43 $37,400 $38,340

Customer Service Representatives $15,55 $16.75 $32,340 $34,830

Ellglblllty Interviewers, Government Programs $17.73 $18.02 $36,880 $37,490

FIie Clerks $13.03 $13.42 $27,100 $27,920

Hotel, Motel, and Resort Desk Clerks $9.72 $10.14 $20,230 $21,100

Interviewers, Except Ellglblllty and Loan $14.24 $14,53 $29,820 $30,210

Library Assistants, Clerical $10,24 $11.01 $21,300 $22,890

Loan Interviewers and Clerks $18.48 $18.72 $38,430 $38,940

New Accounts Clerks $15,01 $15.92 $31,230 $33,110

Order Clerks $17.22 $17.69 $35,820 $36,800

Human Resources Assistants, Except Payroll and Timekeeping $18.35 $18.96 $38,160 $39,430

Receptionists and Information Clerks $11.94 $12.70 $24,830 $26,410

Information and Record Clerks, All Other $16.68 $16.65 $34,700 $34,640

Cargo and Freight Agents $18.53 $20.57 $38,540 $42,790

Couriers and Messengers $11.92 $12.34 $24,800 $25,680

Police, Fire, and Ambulance Dlspatchars $19.28 $19.14 $40,110 $39,820

Dispatchers, Except Police, Fire, and Ambulance $20.93 $21.58 $43,530 $44,880

Meter Readers, utilities $19.30 $21.10 $40,140 $43,890

Postal Service Clerks $21.95 $22.48 $45,670 $46,760

Postal Service Mail Carriers $22.37 $24.22 $46,530 $50,370

Production, Planning, and Expediting Clerks $25.28 $25.28 $52,580 $52,570

Shipping, Receiving, and Traffic Clerks $17.13 $17.69 $35,630 $36,790

Stock Clerks and Order FIiiers $11.74 $13.46 $24,420 $28,000

Weighers, Measurer&, Checkers, and Samplers, Recordkeeplng $17.25 $17.18 $35,890 $35,740

Executive Secretaries and Executive Administrative Assistants $22.54 $23.24 $46,880 $48,330

Legal Secretaries $16.59 $17.30 $34,510 $35,990

Medical Secretaries $15.12 $16.08 $31,450 $33,450

Secretaries and Administrative Assistants, Except Legal, Medical, and Executive $15.63 $15.80 $32,520 $32,860

Data Entry Keyers $15.57 $15.50 $32,380 $32,240

Word Processors and Typists $17.09 $17.12 $35,540 $35,620

Insurance Claims and Polley Processing Clerks $17.38 $18.09 $36,160 $37,630

Mall Clerks and Mall Machine Operators, Except Postal Service $13.91 $14.77 $28,920 $30,730

Office Clerks, General $15.13 $15.84 $31,470 $32,940

Office Machine Operators, Except Computer $14.02 $14.35 $29,160 $29,850

Office and Administrative Support Workers, All other $15.55 $16.01 $32,350 $33,300

Farming, Fishing. and Forestry Occupations $15.57 $16 52 $32,380 S34,350

First-Line Supervisors of Farming, Fishing, and Forestry Workers $30.88 $28.88 $64,230 $60,060

Agricultural Inspectors $23.78 $23.14 $49,470 $48,130

Agricultural Equipment Operators $17.26 $17A6 $35,900 $36,310

Farmworkers and Laborers, Crop, Nursery, and Greenhouse $9.31 $9.99 $19,370 $20,780

Farmworkers, Farm, Ranch, and Aquacultural Animals $13.41 $13.43 $27,900 $27,940

Construction and Extraction Occupations $21.11 $22.33 $43,910 S46,440

First-Line Supervisors of Construction Trades and Extraction Workers $27.83 $29.34 $57,890 $61,030

Brickmasons and Biockmasons $27.33 $25.82 $56,840 $53,710

Carpenters $20.06 $20.27 $41,730 $42,160

Cement Masons and Concrete Finishers $19.15 $19.13 $39,820 $39,790

Construction Laborers $16.82 $18.44 $34,980 $38,350

Operating Engineers and Other Construction Equipment Operators $22.82 $25.29 $47,480 $52,600

Electricians $25.55 $25.27 $53,150 $52,570

Painters, Construction and Maintenance $21.40 $21.83 $44,520 $45,410

Plumbers, Plpefltters, and Steamfitters $19.26 $20.62 $40,060 $42,900

Plasterers and Stucco Masons $22.77 $22,87 $47,360 $47,570

Roofers $19.22 $19.15 $39,970 $39,820

Sheet Metal Workers $32.39 $30.03 $67,370 $62,460

Structural Iron and Steel Workers $23.10 $23.19 $48,040 $48,230

Helpers~rlckmasons, Blockmasons, Stonemasons, and Tile and Marble Setters $19.27 $20.89 $40,080 $43,440

Construction and Building Inspectors $30.57 $31.02 $63,590 $64,520

Highway Maintenance Workers $18.16 $18.81 $37,770 $39,120

Septic Tank Servicers and Sewer Pipe Cleaners $18.68 $19.07 $38,850 $39,670

Earth Drillers, Except 011 and Gas $21.12 $21.43 $43,930 $44,570

lnstallat,on. Maintenance, and Repair Occupations S21.67 S22.33 $45,080 $46,450

First-Line Supervisors of Mechanics, Installers, and Repairers $31.81 $32.88 $66,170 $68,390

Computer, Automated Teller, and Office Machine Repairers $15.38 $16.95 $32,000 $35,250

Telecommunlcatlons Equipment Installers and Repairers, Except Una Installers $25.49 $24.08 $53,010 $50,100

Electrical and Electronics Repairers, Commercial and Industrial Equipment $27.04 $26.49 $56,250 $55,100

Automotive Body and Related Repairers $18.73 $20.35 $38,960 $42,330

Automotive Service Technicians and Mechanics $17.12 $17.89 $35,600 $37,210

Bus and Truck Mechanics and Diesel Engine Specialists $20.52 $21.09 $42,690 $43,870

Farm Equipment Mechanics and Service Technicians $20.34 $20.42 $42,320 $42,470

Moblle Heavy Equipment Mechanics, Except Engines $23.80 $24.26 $49,500 $50,450

Motorboat Mechanics and Service Technicians $17.48 $18.44 $36,350 $38,350

Outdoor Power Equipment and Other Small Engine Mechanics $13.75 $14.05 $28,610 $29,220

Tire Repairers and Changers $15.80 $15.37 $32,860 $31,970

Control and Valve Installers and Repairers, Except Mechanical Door $33.52 $32.04 $69,720 $66,640

Heating, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration Mechanics and Installers $22.10 $23.56 $45,970 $49,010

Home Appliance Repairers $13.41 $15.31 $27,880 $31,850

Industrial Machinery Mechanics $25.34 $25.14 $52,710 $52,280

Maintenance Workers, Machinery $20.51 $19.82 $42,660 $41,230

Millwrights $24.75 $25.82 $51,480 $53,700

Electrical Power-Line Installers and Repairers $31.05 $29.74 $64,590 $61,860

Medical Equipment Repairers $27.13 $26.21 $56,430 $54,520

Maintenance and Repair Workers, General $21.02 $20.82 $43,720 $43,300

Coin, Vending, and Amusement Machine Servlcers and Repairers $19.86 $18.56 $41,310 $38,600

Helpers-Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers $14.43 $14.23 $30,010 $29,600

Installation, Maintenance, and Repair Workers, All Other $17.62 $18.38 $36,640 $38,230

Production Occupations S17.79 S18.99 $37,000 S39.490

First-Line Supervisors of Production and Operating Workers $28.06 $29.59 $58,360 $61,550

Electrical, Electronic, and Electromechanical Assemblers, Except Coll Winders, Tapers, and Finishers $15.27 $18.57 $31,760 $34,470

Engine and Other Machine Assemblers $17.79 $19.34 $37,000 $40,240

Structural Metal Fabricators and Fitters $17.90 $18.86 $37,230 $38,810

Assemblers and Fabricators, All Other, Including Team Assemblers $17.63 $19.19 $36,670 $39,920

Bakers $12.53 $13.41 $26,060 $27,900

Butchers and Meat Cutters $15.32 $17.78 $31,870 $36,970

Slaughterers and Meat Packers $12.38 $12.65 $25,750 $26,310

Food Batchmakers $17.92 $18.59 $37,280 $38,660

Food Processing Workers, All Other $13.28 $14.23 $27,620 $29,590

Computer.Controlled Machine Tool Operators, Metal and Plastic $21.85 $21.80 $45,450 $45,350

Computer Numerically Controlled Machine Tool Programmers, Metal and Plastic $22.61 $23.81 $47,030 $49,530

Ex1rudlng and Drawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $16.37 $16.58 $34,050 $34,490

Forging Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $18.15 $18.34 $37,750 $38,140

Rolling Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $19.09 $19.23 $39,700 $40,010

Cutting, Punching, and Press Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $16.64 $16.94 $34,600 $35,240

Drilling and Boring Machine Tool Setters, Operator&, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $16.60 $16.11 $34,530 $33,520

Grinding, Lapping, Polishing, and Buffing Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic: $15.02 $16.18 $31,250 $33,600

Lathe and Turning Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $16.20 $16.84 $33,690 $34,620

Milling and Planing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $23.26 $22.51 $48,380 $46,810

Machinists $19.58 $19.57 $40,730 $40,700

Metal-Refining Furnace Operators and Tenders $17.19 $17.72 $35,750 $36,860

Pourers and Casters, Metal $19.82 $20.90 $41,220 $43,470

Foundry Mold and Coremakers $16.68 $17,06 $34,700 $35,470

Molding, Coremaking, and Casting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $14.44 $15.09 $30,020 $31,390

Multiple Machine Tool Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastlc $15.13 $16.20 $31,470 $33,700

Tool and Die Makers $23.64 $23.93 $49,180 $49,780

Welders, Cutters, Solderers, and Brazers $19.31 $19.97 $40,160 $41,540

Welding, Soldering, and Brazing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders $18.89 $19.28 $39,300 $40,100

Heat Treating Equipment Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $18.25 $20.46 $37,960 $42,570

Plating and Coating Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Metal and Plastic $13.54 $14.43 $28,170 $30,010

Tool Grinders, Filers, and Sharpeners $16.81 $16.85 $34,970 $35,050

Prepreas Technicians and Workers $15.89 $15.85 $33,050 $32,980

Printing Preas Operators $17.04 $17.21 $35,440 $35,810

Print Binding and Finishing Workers $14.19 $14.58 $29,510 $30,330

Laundry and Dry-Cleaning Workers $9.36 $10.35 $19,480 $21,520

Sewing Machine Operators $11.73 $12.29 $24,400 $25,570

Tallors, Dressmakers, and Custom Sewers $12.11 $16.03 $25,200 $33,350

Extruding and Forming Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Synthetic and Glass Fibers $19.44 $19.43 $40,430 $40,410

Cabinetmakers and Bench Carpenters $17.05 $17.12 $35,460 $35,600

Furniture Finishers $16.70 $16.21 $34,750 $33,710

Sawing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Wood $18.02 $18.30 $37,470 $38,050

Woodworking Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders, Except Sawing $13.54 $13.83 $28,180 $28,760

Stationary Engineers and Boller Operators $24.76 $24.99 $51,500 $51,980

Water and Wastewater Treatment Plant and System Operators $23.49 $23.20 $48,860 $48,260

Chemical Equipment Operators and Tenders $22.04 $22.17 $45,850 $46,110

Crushing, Grinding, and Polishing Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders $16.99 $16.67 $35,340 $34,670

Grinding and Polishing Workers, Hand $14.14 $15.07 $29,410 $31,340

Mixing and Blending Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders $19,29 $19.07 $40,120 $39,670

Cutting and Sliclng Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders $17.68 $18.36 $36,770 $38,180

Extruding, Forming, Pressing, and Compacting Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders $17.77 $18.77 $36,970 $39,040

Furnace, KIin, Oven, Drier, and Kettle Operators and Tenders $17.41 $18.21 $36,210 $37,870

Inspectors, Testers, Sorters, Samplers, and Welghers $17.99 $19.15 $37,420 $39,830

Jewelers and Precious Stone and Metal Workers $15.13 $18.76 $31,480 $39,010

Dental Laboratory Technicians $19.62 $19.48 $40,810 $40,510

Packaging and Filling Mac:hlne Operators and Tenders $16.55 $16.44 $34,430 $34,200

Coating, Painting, and Spraying Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders $17.42 $17.73 $36,240 $36,870

Painters, Transportation Equipment $20.94 $21.84 $43,560 $45,430

Cleaning, Washing, and Metal Plc:kllng Equipment Operators and Tenders $16.99 $16.98 $35,340 $35,320

Molders, Shapers, and Casters, Except Metal and Plastic $16.78 $16A7 $34,890 $34,260

Paper Goods Machine Setters, Operators, and Tenders $20.16 $19.33 $41,930 $40,200

Helpers-Production Workers $14.77 $15.83 $30,720 $32,930

Production Workers, All Other $16.61 $17.54 $34,540 $36,490

Transportation and Material Moving Occupations S16.74 S18.26 $34,820 S37,980

First-Line Supervisors of Transportation and Material Moving Workers, Except Aircraft Cargo Handling Supervisors $27.60 $27.79 $57,420 $57,800

Ambulance Drivers and Attendants, Except Emergency Medic:al Technicians $13.43 $13.75 $27,940 $28,610

Bus Drivers, School or Special Client $14.24 $15.85 $29,620 $32,980

Driver/Sales Workers $9.19 $9.91 $19,120 $20,810

Heavy and Trector-Traller Truck Drivers S25.44 $24.97 $52,910 $51,950

Light Truck or Delivery Services Drivers $12.54 $13.61 $26,070 $28,310

Taxi Drivers and Chauffeurs $9.76 $10.25 $20,300 $21,310

Motor Vehicle Operators, All Other $9.33 $10.54 $19,400 $21,920

Automotive and Watercraft Service Attendants $10.93 $11.55 $22,740 $24,030

Conveyor Operators and Tenders $14.71 $14.87 $30,590 $30,920

Crane and Tower Operators $19.71 $23.33 $41,010 $48,530

Excavating and Loading Machine and Dragline Operators $14.05 $17.01 $29,230 $35,390

Industrial Truck and Tractor Operators $16.11 $16.76 $33,500 $34,850

Cleaners of Vehicles and Equipment $11.48 S12.37 $23,890 $25,730

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand $15.80 $16.55 $32,860 $34,420

Machine Feeders and Offbearers $21.29 $20.43 $44,290 $42,500

Packers and Packagers, Hand $12.06 $14.46 $25,090 $30,080

Refuse and Recyclable Material Collectors $18.19 $18.30 $37,830 $38,070

Tank Car, Truck, and Ship Loaders $16.14 $16.93 $33,580 $35,220

Material Moving Workers, All other $9.53 $13.80 $19,820 $28,710

RGP NORTHWEST OHIO

Enterprise Industrial Park Degrees Conferred by Program (45 mile radius around Lat: 41.27342 Lng: -84.40538)

Program Associate Bachelors MJstcrs PhD Graduates

Agriculture, Agriculture Operations, and Related Sciences 192 73 0 0 265

Architecture and Related Services 0 34 5 0 39

Area, Ethnic, Cultural, Gender, and Group Studies 22 5 6 34

Biological and Biomedical Sciences 0 299 37 5 341

Business, Management, MarileUng, and Related Support Services 345 1,509 870 14 2,738

Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs 0 163 10 10 183

Communications Technologies/Technicians and Support Services 0 80 0 0 80

Computer and Information Sciences and Support Services 73 150 50 0 273

Construction Trades 5 0 0 0 5

Education 25 822 307 26 1,180

Engineering 9 344 31 0 384

Engineering Technologies and Engineering-Related Fields 145 188 336 0 669

Engllsh Language and Literature/Lettere 0 197 54 4 255

Family and Consumer Sciences/Human Sciences 0 93 0 0 93

Foreign Languages, Literatures, and Linguistics 0 42 16 0 58

Health Professions and Related Programa 761 912 342 152 2,167

History 58 5 65

Homeland Security, Law Enforcement, Firefighting and Related Protective Services 78 289 22 0 389

Legal Professions and Studies 26 6 0 18 50

Liberal Arts and Sciences, General Studies and Humanities 241 261 0 503

Mathematics and Statistics 0 64 69 8 141

Mechanic and Repair Technologies/Technicians 1,022 0 0 0 1,022

Multlllnterdlsclpllnary Studies 3 47 34 0 84

Natural Resources and Conservation 0 30 0 0 30

Parils, Recreation, Leisure, and Fitness Studies 33 274 0 0 307

Philosophy and ReHgious Studies 0 12 2 3 17

Physical Sciences 7 78 21 9 115

Psychology 0 332 27 14 373

PubNc Administration and Social Service Professions 49 248 20 0 317

Science TechnologlesfTechnlclans 17 0 0 0 17

Social Sciences 0 143 29 2 174

Theology and Religious Vocations 2 3 57 18 80

Transportation and Materials Moving 0 14 0 0 14

Visual and Performing Arts 8 370 83 7 468

Grand total 3,043 7,157 2,433 297 12,930

Top 5 Programs by numb l:!:r of graduates

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Top 5 Universities by number of graduates

Bowling Green State Unlvenilty-Maln Campus

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University of Northwestern Ohio

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Indiana Institute ofTechnology

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