Nebraska’s Three Major Population Trends

Three major trends in population

Ratio of Income to Poverty Level for Children under 18 Years as a Percentage of the Population for Whom Poverty is Determined for Nebraska Legislative Districts from the American Community Survey: February 2013

The following tables and graphs look at the number and percentage of children by comparing their families’ incomes to the poverty level. The data are from a U.S. Census Bureau program called the American Community Survey (ACS). The ACS is an ongoing, nation-wide survey conducted every month. Each year approximately 1 in 40 persons are sampled. During the past 5 years in Nebraska, there has been an average of about 40,000 persons interviewed per year

Economic and Workforce Data: U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis

This presentation features information about the Bureau of Economic Analysis

Needs Assessment for the United Neighborhood Alliances of Omaha

In February 2013 the Neighborhood Center closed. The Neighborhood Center provided a range of programs and services to neighborhood associations in the Omaha area. The United Neighborhood Alliances of Omaha (UNAO) identified a needs assessment as a necessary next step in planning what will take its place. The needs assessment was envisioned to assist the alliances in moving forward by helping to identify strategies that make the best use of Neighborhood Scan and other existing resources and offer the best response to neighborhood conditions

2006 Omaha Youth Afterschool Needs Assessment

This report includes all background reports, summaries and tables developed for a comprehensive needs assessment for youth afterschool programs in the City of Omaha. The City of Omaha received federal funding in 2006 to expand afterschool and out-of-school programs for youth

Ratio of Income to Poverty Level for Children under 18 Years as a Percentage of the Population for Whom Poverty is Determined for Nebraska Legislative Districts from the 2008-2012 American Community Survey: February 2014

The following tables and graphs look at the number and percentage of children by comparing their families’ incomes to the poverty level. The data are from a U.S. Census Bureau program called the American Community Survey (ACS). The ACS is an ongoing, nation-wide survey conducted every month. Each year approximately 1 in 40 persons are sampled. During the past 5 years in Nebraska, there has been an average of about 40,000 persons interviewed per year

UNMC Economic Impact Study

The University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC) has a major impact upon the economy of the state of Nebraska. More than a learning and research center, UNMC is a major employer and business enterprise

Data Websites/Tools and Basic Data Mapping

Today we are going to look at 3 websites: Census Bureau, Bureau of Economic Analysis, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics

Nebraska’s Community Airports: A Study of Organizational, Financial, and Management Practices

Rural and non-metropolitan public-use and general aviation airports play a critical role in the economic development of communities in agricultural states and states with dispersed populations. Not only do they serve as a vital link to markets and resources for both agricultural and non-agricultural businesses operating in the community, small airports provide needed transportation options for area residents. These airports also perform an important function in providing needed health and medical transport services in non-metropolitan locations. Airports can be described as critical “public assets” with needed services to the local community (Penney 2003)