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Area Demographics

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downtown chamberlainPopulation growth:
The highest population age range is 1-65. We are growing and keeping our people.

Education:
72% of our people are high school graduates and 12.2% have bachelor's degrees and higher.

Industries:

Our major non-agricultural industries are services, retail trades and government.

Wages:

Our average annual wage for services and retail trades is from $10,000-13,300 per year. For government, the wages range from $19,000-35,000.

Unemployment rate:
Our unemployment rate runs from 2.2% to 8.2%. Lower Brule Sioux Tribe is at 42%.

boatingLabor profile:
While the labor profile shows 2,540 available area supply…. Please check "One Stop Career Center" formerly known as Job Services. 605.995-8060, Jean Anderson.
Labor force information 2004 Brule/Lyman Labor Force Summary

Labor Force:

4,705

Employed:

4,530

Unemployed:

175

Source: http://dol.sd.gov/lmic/menu_labor_force.aspx

Population

Year

Chamberlain

Brule
County

Oacoma

Lyman
County

State

1980

2,258

5,245

289

3,864

690,768

1990

2,347

5,485

367

3,638

696,004

2000

2,338

5,364

390

3,895

754,844

2008

2,258*

5,205

416*

3,811

804,194

* 2007 Estimates

Source: http://www.census.gov/popest/estimates.html

Selected years: 2008
Selected months :AVG
Selected areas: Brule County, Lyman County
Selected fields: All
Sorted by: years, area, months

Years

Months

Area

Labor
Force

Employ-
ment

Unemploy-
ment

Rate

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

2008

AVG

Brule County

2,785

2,710

75

2.7%

2008

AVG

Lyman County

1,970

1,875

95

4.8%

Revised 2008 statewide and substate along with 2007 statewide data have been recently updated. Revised substate estimates for 2007 and earlier will be available April 17, 2009.
Number of job applicants registered with SD career centers Chamberlain

Occupation

Area Total

Percentage of Total

Arts Design Entertainment Sports and Media Occupations

2

1.0%

Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance Occupations

10

5.1%

Business and Financial Operations Occupations

3

1.5%

Community and Social Services Occupations

8

4.1%

Computer and Mathematical Occupations

2

1.0%

Construction and Extraction Occupations

22

11.2%

Education Training and Library Occupations

2

1.0%

Farming Fishing and Forestry Occupations

8

4.1%

Food Preparation and Serving Related Occupations

10

5.1%

Healthcare Practitioners and Technical Occupations

6

3.1%

Healthcare Support Occupations

4

2.0%

Installation Maintenance and Repair Occupations

12

6.1%

Legal Occupations

2

1.0%

Management Occupations

9

4.6%

Office and Administrative Support Occupations

26

13.3%

Personal Care and Service Occupations

6

3.1%

Production Occupations

18

9.2%

Protective Service Occupations

11

5.6%

Sales and Related Occupations

16

8.2%

Transportation and Material Moving Occupations

1

9.7%

Total Job Applicants

 

196

 

100.0%

 

 

Average Number of Covered Workers and Wages
By Ownership & Industry Group
2007

 

Number of Workers

Annual Pay

Private Ownership

Natural Resources & Mining

4,364

$31,378

Construction

22,197

$35,857

Manufacturing

41,932

$37,089

Trade, Transportation & Utilities

80,313

$29,074

Information

7,154

$38,527

Financial Activities

30,489

$40,256

Professional & Business Services

27,581

$36,966

Education & Health Services

55,061

$36,187

Leisure & Hospitality Services

43,070

$11,958

Other Services

10,504

$22,701

Total Private Ownership

322,665

$31,276

Government

Federal Government

11,079

$52,555

State Government

14,018

$38,566

Local Government

44,307

$26,997

Total Government

69,404

$33,414

Statewide Total

392,069

$31,654

 

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