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Demographics
Climate
• Average monthly temperature 58.3 degrees F
• Average monthly humidity 52%
• Annual precipitation 13.31 inches
• Average wind velocity a mild 13 m.p.h.
• Days of sunshine per year 235 days

Population
Approx. Cheyenne 2005: 53,847
Approx. MSA Population: 70,893
Approx. county Population: 82,894

Housing
Average Sales Price for Cheyenne: $136,139
Close-in Rural: $216,344
Apartment Rental Rate (2 Bdrm): $503
Race
Male
Female
Male (% of Total)
Female (% of Total)
White
33,286
33,275
42.2
42.2
Hispanic
3,936
3,955
5.0
5.0
Black
1,283
1,171
1.6
1.5
American Indian
342
359
.4
.5
Asian
501
764
.6
1.0
TOTAL
39,348
39,524
49.9
50.1
Income
Per Capita (2001 BEA, 90th Rank) $30,074
Median Household Income (2000) $39,607
Mean Household Income (2000) $45,252
Average Wage per Job (2002) $28,808
Law Enforcement
89 Police Officers
66 Sheriff's Deputies
81 City Firefighter employees
9 County-wide Volunteer Districts
Fire Rating: City: 3 County: 8-9
Employment Percentage by Industry
Farming 1.7
Mining 0.3
Construction 5.9
Manufacturing 3.3
Transportation & Utilities 4.4
Agricultural Services 1.2
Financial, Insurance & RE 8.1
Other Services 29.9
Government 29.0
Trade 13.0
Wholesale 1.8

Employed Workforce Characteristics
Employment - Cheyenne (2002) 41,845
UUnemployment Rate 3.8%

Education
Average daily
teacher/pupil.................1:38
Expenditure/student.....$8,096
Average ACT 2002 Score...21.6
Taxes
State Income Tax - None
Inventory Tax - None
State Sales Tax - 4%
Local Sales Tax - 2%
Gasoline Tax - $0.09/gallon
Property Tax - 74.50 mills on 9.5% of residential market value
Weather Normals
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec
Min. Temp 11 20 23 32 41 48 54 50 42 30 25 16
Max. Temp 35 37 42 56 66 78 86 83 74 63 46 38
Rainfall 0.6 0.6 0.6 1.4 2.4 2.2 1.9 1.8 0.6 0.6 0.8 0.6
Snowfall 7.0 6.1 11.9 9.7 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 3.7 6.9 6.1


Demographics statistics come from the Wyoming Center for Business & Economic Analysis August, 2005