Door County

As of the latest census data, Door County, WI has a population of approximately 30,000 residents. The county's racial composition is about 92% White, 1% Black or African American, 0.9% Native American, 0.6% Asian, and 5.5% Hispanic or Latino. The median age is 52 years, reflecting a significant portion of older adults. The household median income is around $55,000, with about 10% of the population living below the poverty line. The area is known for its tourism, especially in summer, significantly impacting seasonal population variations.

As of 2023, Door County, WI, housing market shows a median home price of approximately $350,000. Home values have appreciated by around 8% over the past year. The average rent for a one-bedroom apartment stands at $950 per month. The county has a homeownership rate of about 80%, while the vacancy rate hovers around 15%, reflecting its appeal as a seasonal destination. Housing options range from waterfront properties to rural homes. Mortgage rates are around 6.8% for a 30-year fixed loan. Inventory remains limited, contributing to competitive market conditions.

Door County, WI, holds elections for various federal, state, and local positions. Key positions include the County Board, sheriff, clerk, and treasurer, among others.

For the most recent election:

• County Board Supervisors: Door County is divided into districts, each electing a supervisor. There are 21 supervisory districts.
• Sheriff Election 2022: Tammy Sternard (incumbent) won re-election.
• State Representatives: Part of Wisconsin's 1st Assembly District, represented by Rep. Joel Kitchens (Republican).
• U.S. Representative: Door County is in Wisconsin’s 8th Congressional District. Incumbent Mike Gallagher (Republican) won re-election.

Voter turnout often varies; for example, the 2020 Presidential Election saw about 76% voter turnout in Door County.

Voting information and candidate lists are maintained by the Door County Clerk’s Office, with additional resources available on their website.

For the latest details and specific numerical values, local government websites and election offices provide up-to-date election results and candidate information.

Door County, WI, exhibits a varied educational landscape. According to the U.S. Census Bureau (2020), approximately 92.7% of Door County residents aged 25 and older have at least graduated high school, surpassing the national average of 88.6%. However, the percentage of Door County residents holding a bachelor’s degree or higher is around 30.0%, which is slightly below the national average of 32.1% and the Wisconsin state average of 30.6%. These figures highlight that Door County's high school graduation rate is commendable and above average, but higher education attainment is marginally lower compared to both national and state metrics.

As of the latest data, Door County, WI has an employment rate of approximately 66%, mirroring the national average of about 62-63%. Agriculture and tourism are vital, thanks to its cherry orchards and picturesque landscapes. Key industries include:

1. Tourism and hospitality: Contributing over 25% to local employment, exceeding the national average of 10-12%.
2. Manufacturing: Encompassing about 15% of jobs, alike the state average but higher than the national 8-9%.
3. Agriculture, forestry, and fishing: At 10%, Door County vastly surpasses the national average of 1-2%.
4. Health care and social assistance: Representing 13%, aligning closely with national trends.

Employment growth is steady, emphasizing local reliance on seasonal industries.

Door County, WI has an average household income of approximately $62,000. In comparison, the national average household income is around $68,700, while the state of Wisconsin's average household income stands at approximately $64,000.

Here is a brief statistics table for quick reference:

Comparison Insights:

• Door County's average household income is approximately 10% lower than the national average.
• Door County's average household income is marginally lower (about 3%) compared to the state average for Wisconsin.

As of the latest available data, Door County, WI has a relatively low crime rate when compared to national and state averages. In 2019, the total number of reported crimes stood at approximately 322 incidents. Here is a summary table with specific types of crimes and their reported counts:

Violent crimes are notably low, with property crimes being the most prevalent, dominated primarily by larceny-theft. Overall, Door County remains a safe community with crime rates well below the national average.