As the U. S. Census Bureau continues to analyze the Census 2000 statistics, the City of Minneapolis will place information relevant to the city and its neighborhoods on its Web site (http://www.ci.minneapolis.mn.us/citywork/planning/Census2000/) to allow residents and other stakeholders to understand population trends. The new information on the City site includes Minneapolis statistics on the Census Bureau's Summary File 3 (SF3) release in June 2002 that contains data on social characteristics such as marital status, language spoken, place of birth, school enrollment and educational attainment. The statistics also reveal economic characteristics such as income and poverty information and employment status. The earlier releases of statistics from Census 2000 (SF1 and SF2) include data on population, race, ethnicity, age, gender distribution by race, household relationship and household type, housing units, occupancy and tenure. The Census 2000 information is available for SF1 and SF3 by city wide, by neighborhood for SF1 and by census tract for SF3. Information posted on this web site will be useful for neighborhood planning processes, trend studies and grant applications. Any questions about the Minneapolis data can be brought to the attention of Thavisack (Sok) Silaphet, City Planner, City of Minneapolis, (612) 673-2313. You may also e-mail him at [EMAIL PROTECTED] <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>.
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