Sonoma County Supervisorial District 1 Infographic

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The following demographic and economic information pertains to Sonoma County Supervisorial District 1, which comprises the Sonoma Valley and east Santa Rosa with a total of 97,853 people and 40,992 households.

People

District 1 has a population of 97,853, which is expected to rise to 98,618 by 2024 according to ESRI Business Analyst predictions.

• 20% of residents are of Hispanic origin,
• A median age of 46.9 years old, and this the oldest median age in the county,
• Per capita income is $51,300, expected to remain the highest in Sonoma County and increase to $58,419 by 2024,
• 27% of residents in District 1 hold a Bachelor's Degree, the highest percentage of any supervisorial district in Sonoma County. The educational attainment breakdown of District 1 is:
  • 9% with less than a High School Diploma,
  • 8% with less than a High School Diploma,
  • 16% with a High School Diploma,
  • 31% with some college, and
  • 27% with a Bachelor's degree.

Households

Out of the 40,992 households in District 1, the median household income of $86,568 falls in the middle of Sonoma County districts and income is spread relatively evenly through the income brackets.

• 25% make more than $150,000,
• 17.8% making between $100,000 and $150,000,
• 14.7% earning between $75,000 and $100,000,
• 15% earning between $50,000 and $75,000,
• 16% earning between $25,000 and $50,000, and
• 11.5% earn less than $25,000.

Jobs

District 1 has 48,249 jobs spread over a variety of industries with the top ten sectors being:

• 15% in Healthcare,
• 9.3% in Science,
• 9.2% in Education,
• 9.1% in Retail Trade,
• 8.9% in Manufacturing,
• 7.8% in Construction,
• 7.1% in Food & Hospitality,
• 6.6% in Other Services,
• 1.3% in Administrative, and
• 4% in Public Admin.

2024 Projections

• Population will increase to 98,618
• Per capita income will increase to $58,419
• Households earning less than $25,000 will decrease to 8.8%