Reports

Households on Food Stamps

Lack of Health Insurance

Excessive Costs for Renters

Primary Care Physician Ratio

Excessive Costs for Housing

Food Insecurity Among Adults

Poverty Rates Among College-Educated & Non-College Educated Residents

Age 65 and Over with a Disability Per Capita

Labor Force Participation Rate

Percent College Educated & Percent Grad School Educated

Students Proficient in Reading and Math by High School, Grade 8 and Grade 6

Median Earnings with High School Education

Percent High School Educated

High School Graduation Rates

Child Dependency Ratio

Access to Healthy Food

Pedatrician Ratio

Age 5 and Under Below Poverty

Life Expectancy at Birth

What’s Ahead: Annual Competitiveness Reports

Later this year, we’ll introduce an expanded layer of insight — the Annual Competitiveness Reports. These reports will benchmark Jacksonville’s performance in key areas against peer cities, regional norms, and long-term goals. You’ll be able to track civic momentum year-over-year and see how we stack up — and step up.
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