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County Information
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Washington County is truly a visitor's oasis. New citizens and visitors will find expanding opportunities in a growth economy as well as a safe and enjoyable environment. Growing families and visitors alike will discover a better quality of life. So, we invite you one and all to come and sit a while and let the Washington County Love settle in; it's sure to win you over.
To those of you looking for the best place to raise your children, we invite you to stay because you have found it. We have excellent schools and a quiet, family-oriented, All-American way of life. Enjoy our small towns or live in the country.
Take your kids fishing or hiking or participate in school extracurricular activities. What you want you will find or you can help us create it here. For those looking to slow down a bit or even retire, we offer you the best as well.
We have a good medical center with a strategic plan for near-term expansion into specialized care. We have quiet streets and quiet nights to enjoy on your porch with loved ones.
Washington County Florida - A Visitors Oasis...
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Census Population
Washington County
Florida
2010 Census 24,896 18,801,332 Estimates & Projections 2020 Projections based on 2017 estimate 25,581 21,526,547 Density 2017 42.9 382 Housing
Housing Counts Housing Units, 2010 Census 10,796 8,989,580 Occupied 8,864 7,420,802 Owner-occupied 6,894 4,998,979 Renter-occupied 1,970 2,421,823 Vacant 1,932 1,568,778 Employment by Industry
Number of Establishments 2016 Preliminary All Industries 431 670,061 Natural Resource & Mining 20 5,368 Construction 62 66,377 Manufacturing 12 20,584 Trade, Transportation & Utilities 81 141,643 Information 2 10,923 Financial Activities 30 71,938 Professional & Business Services 64 154,679 Education & Health Services 52 71,153 Leisure & Hospitality 39 55,437 Other Services 31 54,912 Government 38 6,137 Percent of All Establishments, 2016 Preliminary All Industries 431 670,061 Natural Resource & Mining 4.60% 0.80% Construction 14.40% 9.90% Manufacturing 2.80% 3.10% Trade, Transportation & Utilities 18.80% 21.10% Information 0.50% 1.60% Financial Activities 7.00% 10.70% Professional & Business Services 14.80% 23.10% Education & Health Services 12.10% 10.60% Leisure & Hospitality 9.00% 8.30% Other Services 7.20% 8.20% Government 8.80% 0.90% Income & Financial Health
Personal Income ($000s) 2016 $680,669 $947,207,472 % change 2015-16 2.30% 3.00% Per Capita Personal Income 2016 $27,704 $45,953 % change 2015-16 2.70% 1.10% Median Income Median Household Income $38,330 +/- $2,663 $48,900 +/- $200 Median Family Income $46,504 +/- $2,711 $59,139 +/- $295 Percent in Poverty, 2016 All Ages in Poverty 22.80% 14.80% Education
Public Education Schools Traditional Setting (2017-18) Total (state total includes special districts) 7 2,206 Elementary 2 1,906 Middle 2 586 Senior High 3 714 Combination 0 507 Educational Attainment Persons aged 25 and older % HS graduate or higher 79.8% +/- 1.9% 87.2% +/- 0.1% % bachelor's degree or higher 11.0% +/- 1.3% 27.9% +/- 0.2% State Infrastructure
Transportation State Highway Centerline Miles 112.2 12,109.90 Lane Miles 293.3 43,819.10 State Bridges Number 43 6,783 State Facilities Buildings/Facilities (min. 300 square feet) Number 124 9,319 Square Footage 826,725 63,971,860 State Owned Lands State Lands Conservation Lands Parcels 28 38,326 Acreage 2,170.80 3,140,422.90 Non-Conservation Lands Parcels 31 5,880 Acreage 725.5 160,353.70 State & Local Taxation
2016 Ad Valorem Millage Rates County 9.252 School 6.939 Municipal 1.2355 Special Districts 0.036 *MSTU included in Not County-wide "County" category