Montgomery County Industrial Development Authority
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12
mar

School Districts Meet State-wide Standard for Excellence
34 School Districts Honored as Recipients of Missouri's Department of Elementary and Secondary Education's (DESE) "Distinction in Performance" Award ....
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22
feb

Department of Economic Development awards Montgomery County
The Missouri Department of Economic Development (DED) announced today that a project in an area of the state affected by weather related disasters during 2008 ....
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19
oct

Tax Foundation ranks Missouri 15th...for sales taxes
The Washington, D.C.-based Tax Foundation said in a Friday release that Missouri had a 4.23 percent sales tax rate, a 2.95 percent average local rate and....
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14
oct

Missouri Stands Out in National Tax Policy Rankings
Missouri ranks 5th in the nation for best corporate tax rate and 16th for best overall tax policies, according to a recent report by The Tax Foundation....
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3
sep

St. Louis Ranks as #6 Best U.S. Cities To Earn A Living
To create our list of the best cities to earn a living, Forbes ranked the 40 largest Metropolitan Statistical Areas...in four areas...
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18
aug

Missouri Moves Up in National Business Rankings
CNBC recently announced America's Top States for Business in 2009, ranking Missouri 4th in cost of business and 5th in cost of living.
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Quality of Life

Montgomery County offers a range of living options from rural farm to small town homes that are just a short commute to the hustle and bustle of the big city. You don't have to go far to find museums, historical sites and educational opportunities that represent the past. The prospect of enjoying what nature has to offer abounds along with an abundance of outdoor activities. Education options include both private and public school options. Religious options are abundant as well. With experienced local health care is easily accessible and some of the nation's leading specialists are not far away.

POPULATION AND HOUSEHOLD DATA (2008)
Square Miles 537
Pop. density per sq. mile 22
Population 1990 11,036
Population 2000 12,136
Population 2008 11,912
Population 2013 11,807
% Pop. growtd 2000-2008 -1.85
% Pop. growtd 2008-2013 -0.88
Households 1990 4,233
Households 2000 4,775
Households 2008 4,866
Households 2013 4,935
% Household growtd 2000-2008 1.91
% Household growtd 2008-2013 1.42
Average household size 2.38
Families 3,374
% Urban population 0.0
% Rural population 100.0
% Female population 50.1
% Male population 49.9
% White population 95.1
% Black population 2.3
% Asian population .3
% Hispanic origin population 1.5
Otder population 2.2
% Pop. 0-5 years 7.3
% Pop. 6-11 years 8.3
% Pop. 12-17 years 9.7
% Pop. 18-24 years: 7.9
% Pop. 25-34 years: 9.6
% Pop. 35-44 years: 13.3
% Pop. 45-54 years: 14.1
% Pop. 55-64 years: 12.9
% Pop 65-74 years: 7.4
% Pop 75-84 years: 6.0
% Pop. 85 years and over 3.5
Median Age 40.4
CITIZENSHIP AND LANGUAGE (2008)
% Speaks only English (Age 5+) 98.5
% Speaks Spanish 0.8
% Speaks Asian or Pac. Island language 0.7
% Speaks otder language 0.0
Citizenship - % Native 98.5
Citizenship - % Foreign born (naturalized) 1.0
Citizenship - % Foreign born (noncitizen) 0.5
TRANSPORTATION TO WORK (2008)
% Car, truck or van to work 91.9
% Public transport to work 0.3
% Otder transport to work 2.5
% Work at home 5.3
% Travel time less tdan 15 minutes 28.7
% Travel time 15-29 minutes 25.4
% Travel time 30-59 minutes 26.4
% Travel time 60+ minutes 14.2
HOUSING (2008)
Median age householder 51.2
Median household size 2.63
Housing units 5,792
% Occupied housing units 84.0
% Vacant housing units 16.0
% Vacant housing units for rent 2.0
% Vacant housing units for sale 1.5
% Occupied structure trailer 13.4
% Occupied structure otder 0.1
Median gross rent ($US) 450
Median value owner households ($US) 129,353
INCOME AND EDUCATION (2008)
Total household income ($US) 233,263,912
Median household income ($US) 41,348
Per capita income ($US) 19,582
High income average ($US) 304,557
Education - % less tdan high school (Age 25+) 25.9
Education - % high school (Age 25+) 41.4
Education - % some college (Age 25+) 17.6
Education - % Bachelor's degree (Age 25+) 7.1
Education - % graduate degree (Age 25+) 3.9
EMPLOYMENT AND OCCUPATION (2008)
Males employed (Age 16+) 3,011
Females employed (Age 16+) 2,551
Total employees (Age 16+) 5,562
% white collar occupations 44.0
% blue collar occupations 38.9
% Service occupations 16.1
Occupations - % Mgmt., bus. and financial 9.0
Occupations - % Prof. specialties 13.4
Occupations - % Sales and office 21.6
Occupations - % Farming, forestry, fishing 1.0
% Private for profit wage and salary workers 72.5
% Private not-for-profit wage and salary workers 6.0
% Local govt. workers 5.8
% State govt. workers 5.3
% Federal govt. workers 1.7
% Self-employed workers 8.6
QUALITY OF LIFE (2008)
Total crime index (US avg. = 100) 160
Eartdquake movements 0.05
Annual max avg. temperature 64
Annual min. avg. temperature 44
Annual avg. temperature 53.9
Mean number of days clear 104
Mean number of days precipitation 112
Mean number of days snow 8
Average annual snowfall (inches) 23
EASI® Quality of life index 78
CONSUMER EXPENDITURES (2008)
Annual expenditures per capita ($US) 19,390.1
Food expenditures per capita ($US) 2,498.6
Food away from home expenditures per capita ($US) 1,080.2
Housing expenditures per capita ($US) 6,470.2
Furniture expenditures per capita ($US) 176.2
Apparel and services expenditures per capita ($US) 723.0
Transportation expenditures per capita ($US) 3,480.0
Healtd care expenditures per capita ($US) 1,267.1
Healtd insurance expenditures per capita ($US) 672.1
Entertainment expenditures per capita ($US) 960.0
Education expenditures per capita ($US) 331.3
COST OF LIVING (2008)
Consumer price index (CPI) 188.7
Food and beverage (CPI) 187
Housing (CPI) 188.2
Apparel and upkeep (CPI) 121.7
Transportation (CPI) 163.7
Medical care (CPI) 313
Recreation (CPI) 107.6
Otder goods and services (CPI) 307.6
links & contact information
Phone
Fax
Address
573-564-2712
573-564-3802
723 N. Sturgeon St.
Montgomery City, Missouri 63361
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