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Population (2000): 17,996
Land Area (2000): 83.947 square kilometers
Water Area (2000): 5.559 square kilometers

New Windsor Population By Year

Year	Population	Year	Population	Year	Population
1999	24,967	2002	Not Available	2005	24,763
2000	24,804	2003	23,846	2006	25,033
2001	22,908	2004	24,253	2007	25,320

Urban/Rural	Population	Percent
Urban	15,034	83.98%
Rural, Farm	0	0.00%
Rural, Non-farm	2,867	16.02%

New Windsor Real Estate Lawyers provide services for home buying/selling, commercial real estate, leases, landlord tenant, construction, land use and zoning laws. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

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New Windsor Labor Force By Month

Year	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Year	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
1990	11,599	11,003	596	5.14%	51
1991	11,729	10,866	863	7.36%	74
1992	11,790	10,882	908	7.70%	77
1993	11,898	11,051	847	7.12%	71
1994	11,738	10,986	752	6.41%	64
1995	11,691	11,007	685	5.86%	59
1996	11,761	11,159	602	5.12%	51
1997	11,952	11,358	594	4.97%	50
1998	12,022	11,526	496	4.12%	41
1999	12,211	11,675	535	4.38%	44
2000	11,590	11,188	402	3.47%	35
2001	11,737	11,298	439	3.74%	37
2002	12,034	11,493	541	4.49%	45
2003	12,212	11,633	580	4.75%	48
2004	12,502	11,912	590	4.72%	47
2005	12,704	12,156	548	4.31%	43
2006	12,804	12,227	577	4.51%	45
2007	12,677	12,125	552	4.35%	44
2008	12,796	12,089	707	5.52%	55

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1990	11,384	10,729	655	5.75%	58
Feb 1990	11,327	10,685	642	5.67%	57
Mar 1990	11,334	10,748	586	5.17%	52
Apr 1990	11,358	10,795	563	4.96%	50
May 1990	11,470	10,914	556	4.85%	48
Jun 1990	11,869	11,301	568	4.79%	48
Jul 1990	12,125	11,539	586	4.83%	48
Aug 1990	12,043	11,462	581	4.82%	48
Sep 1990	11,681	11,104	577	4.94%	49
Oct 1990	11,553	10,985	568	4.92%	49
Nov 1990	11,545	10,920	625	5.41%	54
Dec 1990	11,500	10,857	643	5.59%	56

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1991	11,626	10,691	935	8.04%	80
Feb 1991	11,562	10,611	951	8.23%	82
Mar 1991	11,570	10,635	935	8.08%	81
Apr 1991	11,595	10,743	852	7.35%	73
May 1991	11,725	10,800	925	7.89%	79
Jun 1991	12,074	11,160	914	7.57%	76
Jul 1991	12,163	11,270	893	7.34%	73
Aug 1991	12,082	11,209	873	7.23%	72
Sep 1991	11,716	10,915	801	6.84%	68
Oct 1991	11,615	10,849	766	6.59%	66
Nov 1991	11,557	10,811	746	6.45%	65
Dec 1991	11,462	10,694	768	6.70%	67

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1992	11,504	10,550	954	8.29%	83
Feb 1992	11,462	10,447	1,015	8.86%	89
Mar 1992	11,521	10,589	932	8.09%	81
Apr 1992	11,647	10,808	839	7.20%	72
May 1992	11,743	10,852	891	7.59%	76
Jun 1992	12,148	11,180	968	7.97%	80
Jul 1992	12,261	11,307	954	7.78%	78
Aug 1992	12,249	11,319	930	7.59%	76
Sep 1992	11,858	10,941	917	7.73%	77
Oct 1992	11,690	10,865	825	7.06%	71
Nov 1992	11,726	10,886	840	7.16%	72
Dec 1992	11,672	10,840	832	7.13%	71

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1993	11,759	10,817	942	8.01%	80
Feb 1993	11,695	10,797	898	7.68%	77
Mar 1993	11,661	10,820	841	7.21%	72
Apr 1993	11,491	10,719	772	6.72%	67
May 1993	11,668	10,828	840	7.20%	72
Jun 1993	12,101	11,160	941	7.78%	78
Jul 1993	12,477	11,597	880	7.05%	71
Aug 1993	12,526	11,648	878	7.01%	70
Sep 1993	11,913	11,078	835	7.01%	70
Oct 1993	11,887	11,082	805	6.77%	68
Nov 1993	11,800	11,038	762	6.46%	65
Dec 1993	11,797	11,032	765	6.48%	65

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1994	11,520	10,647	873	7.58%	76
Feb 1994	11,502	10,620	882	7.67%	77
Mar 1994	11,532	10,652	880	7.63%	76
Apr 1994	11,526	10,738	788	6.84%	68
May 1994	11,617	10,874	743	6.40%	64
Jun 1994	11,978	11,175	803	6.70%	67
Jul 1994	12,143	11,346	797	6.56%	66
Aug 1994	12,088	11,347	741	6.13%	61
Sep 1994	11,703	11,021	682	5.83%	58
Oct 1994	11,760	11,125	635	5.40%	54
Nov 1994	11,775	11,174	601	5.10%	51
Dec 1994	11,712	11,115	597	5.10%	51

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1995	11,674	10,897	777	6.66%	67
Feb 1995	11,588	10,857	731	6.31%	63
Mar 1995	11,590	10,883	707	6.10%	61
Apr 1995	11,601	10,926	675	5.82%	58
May 1995	11,614	10,941	673	5.79%	58
Jun 1995	11,938	11,229	709	5.94%	59
Jul 1995	12,141	11,400	741	6.10%	61
Aug 1995	12,000	11,278	722	6.02%	60
Sep 1995	11,593	10,897	696	6.00%	60
Oct 1995	11,591	10,979	612	5.28%	53
Nov 1995	11,510	10,929	581	5.05%	50
Dec 1995	11,453	10,862	591	5.16%	52

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1996	11,471	10,734	737	6.42%	64
Feb 1996	11,463	10,777	686	5.98%	60
Mar 1996	11,545	10,868	677	5.86%	59
Apr 1996	11,514	10,897	617	5.36%	54
May 1996	11,717	11,102	615	5.25%	52
Jun 1996	12,032	11,417	615	5.11%	51
Jul 1996	12,239	11,586	653	5.34%	53
Aug 1996	12,115	11,555	560	4.62%	46
Sep 1996	11,775	11,231	544	4.62%	46
Oct 1996	11,804	11,291	513	4.35%	43
Nov 1996	11,714	11,219	495	4.23%	42
Dec 1996	11,742	11,233	509	4.33%	43

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1997	11,702	11,054	648	5.54%	55
Feb 1997	11,682	11,032	650	5.56%	56
Mar 1997	11,701	11,076	625	5.34%	53
Apr 1997	11,609	11,049	560	4.82%	48
May 1997	11,822	11,226	596	5.04%	50
Jun 1997	12,221	11,573	648	5.30%	53
Jul 1997	12,466	11,787	679	5.45%	54
Aug 1997	12,342	11,721	621	5.03%	50
Sep 1997	12,021	11,422	599	4.98%	50
Oct 1997	12,008	11,473	535	4.46%	45
Nov 1997	11,966	11,473	493	4.12%	41
Dec 1997	11,887	11,412	475	4.00%	40

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1998	11,834	11,252	582	4.92%	49
Feb 1998	11,844	11,252	592	5.00%	50
Mar 1998	11,826	11,266	560	4.74%	47
Apr 1998	11,761	11,286	475	4.04%	40
May 1998	11,962	11,474	488	4.08%	41
Jun 1998	12,199	11,671	528	4.33%	43
Jul 1998	12,422	11,919	503	4.05%	40
Aug 1998	12,347	11,863	484	3.92%	39
Sep 1998	12,084	11,602	482	3.99%	40
Oct 1998	12,030	11,599	431	3.58%	36
Nov 1998	11,994	11,573	421	3.51%	35
Dec 1998	11,964	11,560	404	3.38%	34

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1999	12,130	11,553	577	4.76%	48
Feb 1999	12,128	11,524	604	4.98%	50
Mar 1999	12,087	11,524	563	4.66%	47
Apr 1999	11,915	11,407	508	4.26%	43
May 1999	12,066	11,549	517	4.28%	43
Jun 1999	12,462	11,852	610	4.89%	49
Jul 1999	12,549	11,926	623	4.96%	50
Aug 1999	12,422	11,883	539	4.34%	43
Sep 1999	12,151	11,602	549	4.52%	45
Oct 1999	12,230	11,754	476	3.89%	39
Nov 1999	12,221	11,770	451	3.69%	37
Dec 1999	12,166	11,760	406	3.34%	33

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2000	11,592	11,121	471	4.06%	41
Feb 2000	11,594	11,119	475	4.10%	41
Mar 2000	11,621	11,167	454	3.91%	39
Apr 2000	11,563	11,172	391	3.38%	34
May 2000	11,479	11,110	369	3.21%	32
Jun 2000	11,661	11,310	351	3.01%	30
Jul 2000	11,700	11,297	403	3.44%	34
Aug 2000	11,723	11,323	400	3.41%	34
Sep 2000	11,388	11,000	388	3.41%	34
Oct 2000	11,541	11,162	379	3.28%	33
Nov 2000	11,571	11,197	374	3.23%	32
Dec 2000	11,641	11,274	367	3.15%	32

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2001	11,659	11,194	465	3.99%	40
Feb 2001	11,593	11,161	432	3.73%	37
Mar 2001	11,618	11,204	414	3.56%	36
Apr 2001	11,577	11,206	371	3.20%	32
May 2001	11,585	11,218	367	3.17%	32
Jun 2001	11,859	11,455	404	3.41%	34
Jul 2001	11,959	11,528	431	3.60%	36
Aug 2001	11,864	11,406	458	3.86%	39
Sep 2001	11,643	11,209	434	3.73%	37
Oct 2001	11,820	11,333	487	4.12%	41
Nov 2001	11,820	11,318	502	4.25%	42
Dec 2001	11,852	11,348	504	4.25%	43

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2002	11,846	11,238	608	5.13%	51
Feb 2002	11,905	11,313	592	4.97%	50
Mar 2002	11,922	11,359	563	4.72%	47
Apr 2002	11,892	11,342	550	4.62%	46
May 2002	11,944	11,386	558	4.67%	47
Jun 2002	12,190	11,622	568	4.66%	47
Jul 2002	12,274	11,708	566	4.61%	46
Aug 2002	12,173	11,652	521	4.28%	43
Sep 2002	12,011	11,517	494	4.11%	41
Oct 2002	12,095	11,625	470	3.89%	39
Nov 2002	12,078	11,582	496	4.11%	41
Dec 2002	12,076	11,573	503	4.17%	42

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2003	12,110	11,491	619	5.11%	51
Feb 2003	12,125	11,530	595	4.91%	49
Mar 2003	12,086	11,524	562	4.65%	47
Apr 2003	12,125	11,596	529	4.36%	44
May 2003	12,122	11,568	554	4.57%	46
Jun 2003	12,450	11,823	627	5.04%	50
Jul 2003	12,410	11,797	613	4.94%	49
Aug 2003	12,317	11,742	575	4.67%	47
Sep 2003	12,063	11,482	581	4.82%	48
Oct 2003	12,240	11,674	566	4.62%	46
Nov 2003	12,252	11,686	566	4.62%	46
Dec 2003	12,249	11,677	572	4.67%	47

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2004	12,301	11,657	644	5.24%	52
Feb 2004	12,307	11,676	631	5.13%	51
Mar 2004	12,359	11,710	649	5.25%	53
Apr 2004	12,339	11,781	558	4.52%	45
May 2004	12,356	11,791	565	4.57%	46
Jun 2004	12,628	12,023	605	4.79%	48
Jul 2004	12,787	12,173	614	4.80%	48
Aug 2004	12,652	12,114	538	4.25%	43
Sep 2004	12,447	11,857	590	4.74%	47
Oct 2004	12,586	12,020	566	4.50%	45
Nov 2004	12,646	12,085	561	4.44%	44
Dec 2004	12,612	12,051	561	4.45%	44

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2005	12,530	11,906	624	4.98%	50
Feb 2005	12,535	11,912	623	4.97%	50
Mar 2005	12,512	11,958	554	4.43%	44
Apr 2005	12,594	12,086	508	4.03%	40
May 2005	12,623	12,102	521	4.13%	41
Jun 2005	12,860	12,320	540	4.20%	42
Jul 2005	13,010	12,424	586	4.50%	45
Aug 2005	12,890	12,390	500	3.88%	39
Sep 2005	12,631	12,104	527	4.17%	42
Oct 2005	12,770	12,272	498	3.90%	39
Nov 2005	12,783	12,208	575	4.50%	45
Dec 2005	12,710	12,191	519	4.08%	41

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2006	12,700	12,063	637	5.02%	50
Feb 2006	12,691	12,043	648	5.11%	51
Mar 2006	12,715	12,105	610	4.80%	48
Apr 2006	12,736	12,136	600	4.71%	47
May 2006	12,746	12,174	572	4.49%	45
Jun 2006	13,008	12,398	610	4.69%	47
Jul 2006	13,110	12,452	658	5.02%	50
Aug 2006	13,002	12,414	588	4.52%	45
Sep 2006	12,665	12,139	526	4.15%	42
Oct 2006	12,796	12,310	486	3.80%	38
Nov 2006	12,764	12,243	521	4.08%	41
Dec 2006	12,718	12,251	467	3.67%	37

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2007	12,640	12,051	589	4.66%	47
Feb 2007	12,591	12,015	576	4.57%	46
Mar 2007	12,580	12,050	530	4.21%	42
Apr 2007	12,565	12,056	509	4.05%	41
May 2007	12,597	12,078	519	4.12%	41
Jun 2007	12,843	12,314	529	4.12%	41
Jul 2007	12,975	12,368	607	4.68%	47
Aug 2007	12,840	12,274	566	4.41%	44
Sep 2007	12,607	12,019	588	4.66%	47
Oct 2007	12,634	12,096	538	4.26%	43
Nov 2007	12,646	12,130	516	4.08%	41
Dec 2007	12,601	12,045	556	4.41%	44

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Month	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2008	12,627	11,972	655	5.19%	52
Feb 2008	12,619	11,937	682	5.40%	54
Mar 2008	12,636	11,952	684	5.41%	54
Apr 2008	12,673	12,056	617	4.87%	49
May 2008	12,747	12,040	707	5.55%	55
Jun 2008	12,991	12,291	700	5.39%	54
Jul 2008	13,082	12,348	734	5.61%	56
Aug 2008	13,010	12,223	787	6.05%	60
Sep 2008	12,775	11,981	794	6.22%	62
Oct, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Nov, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Dec, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--

New Windsor Employment By Industry

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Public Administration	553	12.69%
2.	Construction	443	10.17%
3.	Educational Services	262	6.01%
4.	Finance and Insurance	233	5.35%
5.	Food and Beverage Stores	189	4.34%
6.	Other Transportation	188	4.31%
7.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	151	3.46%
8.	Repair and Maintenance	138	3.17%
9.	Accommodation and Food Services	135	3.10%
10.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	135	3.10%
11.	Health Care	124	2.85%
12.	Metal Manufactuing	107	2.46%
13.	Chemical Manufacturing	96	2.20%
14.	Broadcasting and Telecommunications	86	1.97%
15.	Truck Transportation	81	1.86%
16.	Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers	68	1.56%
17.	Publishing / Movie / Sound Recording Industries	64	1.47%
18.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	64	1.47%
19.	Computer and Electronic Manufacturing	62	1.42%
20.	Department and Other General Stores	61	1.40%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Health Care	716	18.02%
2.	Educational Services	633	15.93%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	247	6.22%
4.	Finance and Insurance	246	6.19%
5.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	218	5.49%
6.	Public Administration	178	4.48%
7.	Social Assistance	175	4.40%
8.	Food and Beverage Stores	132	3.32%
9.	Other Transportation	102	2.57%
10.	Department and Other General Stores	97	2.44%
11.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	88	2.21%
12.	Real Estate and Rental and Leasing	83	2.09%
13.	Clothing and Apparel Including Shoes	64	1.61%
14.	Religious / Grantmaking / Civic / Similar Organizations	59	1.48%
15.	Construction	58	1.46%
16.	Other Direct Selling Estab	57	1.43%
17.	Publishing / Movie / Sound Recording Industries	56	1.41%
18.	U.S. Postal Service	52	1.31%
19.	Arts / Entertainment / Recreation	49	1.23%
20.	Used Merchandise / Gift / Misc. Stores	49	1.23%

New Windsor Employment By Job

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	246	5.64%
2.	Vehicle Mechanics	232	5.32%
3.	Other Management Occupations	229	5.25%
4.	Law Enforcement Workers	224	5.14%
5.	Other Installation / Maintenance	198	4.54%
6.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	193	4.43%
7.	Driver / Sales Workers and Truckers	192	4.41%
8.	Other Construction Trades	149	3.42%
9.	Top Executives	148	3.40%
10.	Computer Specialists	140	3.21%
11.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	138	3.17%
12.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	135	3.10%
13.	Sales Reps / Wholesale and Manufact	114	2.62%
14.	Laborers and Material Movers / Handlers	90	2.07%
15.	Cashiers	84	1.93%
16.	Other Production Occupations	80	1.84%
17.	Electricians	77	1.77%
18.	Engineers	71	1.63%
19.	Fire Fighting and Prevention Workers	67	1.54%
20.	Other Financial Specialists	63	1.45%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	309	7.78%
2.	Secretaries and Admins	270	6.79%
3.	Other Office and Admin Support	214	5.39%
4.	Teachers, Pre/Primary School	185	4.66%
5.	Registered Nurses	176	4.43%
6.	Informaion and Record Clerks, Not Customer Service	171	4.30%
7.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	151	3.80%
8.	Other Management Occupations	136	3.42%
9.	Cashiers	129	3.25%
10.	Business Operations Specialists	125	3.15%
11.	Customer Service Representatives	118	2.97%
12.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	118	2.97%
13.	Counselors / Social Workers / Etc.	111	2.79%
14.	Bookkeeping / Accounting / Auditing	107	2.69%
15.	Other Teachers / Instructors / Librarians	106	2.67%
16.	Child Care Workers	92	2.32%
17.	Other Food Preparation and Servers	88	2.21%
18.	Health Technologists and Technicians	80	2.01%
19.	Cooks and Food Preparation Workers	78	1.96%
20.	Other Healthcare Support	69	1.74%

New Windsor Hours Worked Per Week In 1999

Hours Per Week	Population	Percent
35 or more hours	7,639	56.49%
15-35 hours	1,682	12.44%
1-14 hours	261	1.93%
No regular hours	3,941	29.14%

New Windsor Time Left For Work

Time	Population	Percent
Midnight-4:59 AM	276	3.30%
5 AM-5:29 AM	177	2.12%
5:30 AM-5:59 AM	458	5.48%
6 AM-6:29 AM	832	9.96%
6:30 AM-6:59 AM	1,155	13.83%
7 AM-7:29 AM	1,037	12.42%
7:30 AM-7:59 AM	1,129	13.52%
8 AM-8:29 AM	994	11.90%
8:30 AM-8:59 AM	638	7.64%
9:00 AM-9:59 AM	402	4.81%
10:00 AM-10:59 AM	189	2.26%
11:00 AM-11:59 AM	81	0.97%
Noon-3:59 PM	433	5.19%
4 PM-11:59 PM	550	6.59%

New Windsor Length Of Commute In Minutes

Minutes	Population	Percent
Less than 5	246	2.95%
5-9	855	10.24%
10-14	1,554	18.61%
15-19	1,180	14.13%
20-24	999	11.96%
25-29	301	3.60%
30-34	704	8.43%
35-39	165	1.98%
40-44	269	3.22%
45-59	678	8.12%
60-89	908	10.87%
At least 90	492	5.89%

New Windsor Length Of Commute In Mintues - Public vs. Private Transportation

Minutes	Population (public)	Percent	Population (private)	Percent
Under 30	64	0.77%	5,071	60.72%
30-44	11	0.13%	1,127	13.50%
45-59	5	0.06%	673	8.06%
At least 60	235	2.81%	1,165	13.95%

New Windsor Type Of Commute

Type	Population	Percent
Bicycle	17	0.20%
Car / truck / van, carpool	833	9.76%
Car / truck / van, solo	7,003	82.09%
Motorcycle	0	0.00%
Other	66	0.77%
Public transportation	315	3.69%
Walked	117	1.37%
Worked at home	180	2.11%

New Windsor Employment Lawyers handle cases involving employment contracts, severance agreements, OSHA, workers compensation, ADA, race, sex, pregnancy, national-orgin, sexual orientation and age discrimination, sexual harassment, hours & wages and overtime issues. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

New Windsor Family Information Back to top
: 6,469 (17,638 people)
: 4,911 (15,497 people)
: 2,149
: 9,951
New Windsor Household Income in 1999

Income	Population	Percent
Under $10,000	338	5.22%
$10,000-$14,999	241	3.73%
$15,000-$19,999	202	3.12%
$20,000-$24,999	376	5.81%
$25,000-$29,999	396	6.12%
$30,000-$34,999	376	5.81%
$35,000-$39,999	368	5.69%
$40,000-$44,999	434	6.71%
$45,000-$49,999	334	5.16%
$50,000-$59,999	672	10.39%
$60,000-$74,999	822	12.71%
$75,000-$99,999	860	13.29%
$100,000-$124,999	579	8.95%
$125,000-$149,999	220	3.40%
$150,000-$199,999	171	2.64%
$200,000 or more	80	1.24%

New Windsor Household Type

Type	Population	Percent
Nonfamily, 1 person	1,339	20.72%
Family, 2 people	1,754	27.14%
Nonfamily, 2 people	282	4.36%
Family, 3 people	1,100	17.02%
Nonfamily, 3 people	28	0.43%
Family, 4 people	1,191	18.43%
Nonfamily, 4 people	4	0.06%
Family, 5 people	543	8.40%
Nonfamily, 5 people	2	0.03%
Family, 6 people	149	2.31%
Nonfamily, 6 people	0	0.00%
Family, 7 or more people	70	1.08%
Nonfamily, 7 or more people	1	0.02%

New Windsor Household Income Type

Type	Population	Percent
Earnings	5,337	29.81%
Interest / Dividend / Rent	2,497	13.95%
Public Assistance	119	0.66%
Retirement	1,360	7.60%
Self Employment	574	3.21%
Social Security	1,701	9.50%
Supplemental Security	277	1.55%
Wage / Salary	5,209	29.10%
Other	829	4.63%

New Windsor Family Type

Type	Population	Percent
No children under 18	1,983	49.62%
With children under 18	2,013	50.38%

New Windsor Marital Status - Male (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	541	8.01%
Married	4,281	63.35%
Never Married	1,716	25.39%
Widowed	220	3.26%

New Windsor Marital Status - Female (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	508	7.23%
Married	4,284	60.96%
Never Married	1,482	21.09%
Widowed	754	10.73%

New Windsor Family Lawyers help clients with family law issues, such as marriage, divorce, domestic partnerships, adoptions, paternity, annulment, child support, custody, division of property, alimony, palimony, restraining orders, spousal support, uncontested divorce and visitation rights. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

New Windsor Education Information Back to top
New Windsor Highest Degree Earned (18 or older)

Degree	Population	Percent
Less than 9th grade	581	4.44%
9th-12th grade, no diploma	1,418	10.85%
High school diploma or equivalent	4,130	31.60%
Some college, no degree	2,975	22.76%
Associate degree	1,325	10.14%
Bachelors degree	1,632	12.49%
Graduate or professional degree	1,010	7.73%

New Windsor Population In School (3 or older)

School Level	In Public School	Percent	In Private School	Percent	Total	Percent
Nursery or preschool	135	0.75%	219	1.22%	354	1.97%
Kindergarten	183	1.02%	0	0.00%	183	1.02%
Grades 1-4	1,225	6.81%	101	0.56%	1,326	7.37%
Grades 5-8	864	4.80%	109	0.61%	973	5.41%
Grades 9-12	871	4.84%	145	0.81%	1,016	5.65%
Undergrad college	496	2.76%	236	1.31%	732	4.07%
Graduate or professional school	29	0.16%	65	0.36%	94	0.52%
Total	3,803	21.13%	875	4.86%	4,678	25.99%

New Windsor Education Lawyers represent colleges, school districts, other educational institutions, and students in the practice of education law. They handle issues related to No Child Left Behind, special education, and disability rights. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

New Windsor Public Benefits Information Back to top
New Windsor Above Or Below Poverty Level In 1999

Above/Below	Population	Percent
At Or Above Poverty Level	16,716	94.55%
Below Poverty Level	964	5.45%

New Windsor Public Benefits Lawyers assess the range of local, state and federal government benefits to which their clients may be entitled and help them apply for such programs, as well as appeal decisions denying such benefits to their clients. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

New Windsor Criminal Information Back to top
New Windsor Crimes Per 1,000 People By Type And Year

Year	Aggravated Assault	Forcible Rape	Murder / Manslaughter	Robbery	Total Violent Crimes	Arson	Burglary	Larceny / Theft	Motor Vehicle Theft	Total Property Crimes
1999	1.562	0.080	0.000	0.401	2.043	0.200	3.845	16.382	0.681	21.108
2000	1.693	0.121	0.000	0.363	2.177	0.121	4.515	17.376	0.484	22.496
2001	1.702	0.262	0.087	0.262	2.314	0.000	4.016	18.858	0.742	23.616
2002	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available	Not Available
2003	2.768	0.084	0.000	0.335	3.187	0.000	3.229	16.690	1.594	21.513
2004	2.886	0.124	0.000	0.371	3.381	0.000	3.257	18.183	0.866	22.307
2005	1.696	0.081	0.040	0.404	2.221	0.000	3.513	16.557	1.131	21.201
2006	0.799	0.040	0.040	0.280	1.158	0.160	3.595	18.775	0.759	23.129
2007	0.513	0.039	0.000	0.316	0.869	0.118	2.212	15.166	0.632	18.009

New Windsor Law Enforcement Employeess

Year	Officers	Civilian
2004	12	39
2005	12	38
2006	12	44
2007	12	46

New Windsor Crime Index

Year	Index
1999	578
2000	612
2001	594

New Windsor Criminal Lawyers represent defendants in municipal, state and federal criminal proceedings. These lawyers commonly handle cases involving DUI/DWI (drunk driving), drug possession, gun crimes, traffic tickets, violent crimes, sex crimes, theft offenses and white collar crimes. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

New Windsor Immigration & Civil Rights Information Back to top
New Windsor Population By Age

Age	Population	Percent
0-9 Years	2,655	14.75%
10-19 Years	2,578	14.33%
20-29 Years	1,956	10.87%
30-39 Years	2,918	16.21%
40-49 Years	2,991	16.62%
50-59 Years	2,101	11.67%
60-69 Years	1,195	6.64%
70-79 Years	1,049	5.83%
80-89 Years	481	2.67%
90+ Years	72	0.40%

New Windsor Population - Male/Female

Male/Female	Population	Percent
Male	8,908	49.50%
Female	9,088	50.50%

New Windsor Population By Ethnicity

Ethnicity	Population	Percent
Caucasian	14,527	80.72%
Hispanic/Latino	1,819	10.11%
African-American	1,047	5.82%
Multiracial	283	1.57%
Asian	243	1.35%
Amerindian	39	0.22%
Other Race	31	0.17%
Pacific Islander	7	0.04%

New Windsor Top Specified Ancestries

Rank	Ancestry	Population	Percent Of Specified Ancestries
1.	Irish	4,954	26.66%
2.	Italian	4,365	23.49%
3.	German	2,525	13.59%
4.	English	1,507	8.11%
5.	Polish	928	4.99%
6.	United States Or American	587	3.16%
7.	French Non-Basque	502	2.70%
8.	Dutch	376	2.02%
9.	Scottish	352	1.89%
10.	Greek	281	1.51%

New Windsor Top Languages Spoken At Home

Rank	Language	Population	Percent Of Reported Languages
1.	Only English	14,183	85.73%
2.	Spanish Or Spanish Creole	1,139	6.89%
3.	Italian	319	1.93%
4.	French	218	1.32%
5.	Greek	164	0.99%
6.	German	73	0.44%
7.	Gujarathi	65	0.39%
8.	Korean	48	0.29%
9.	Other Indo European	44	0.27%
10.	Arabic	38	0.23%

New Windsor Citizen Type

Type	Population	Percent
Citizen by birth	16,465	91.98%
Naturalized immigrant	891	4.98%
Not a citizen	545	3.04%

New Windsor Immigration Lawyers help clients navigate through the federal immigration process. They help workers secure temporary visas (H1-B, fiances obtain K-1 visas, and permanent immigrants apply for Green Cards or citizenship. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

New Windsor Civil Rights Lawyers represent clients who have been illegally discriminated against on the basis of race, gender, sexual orientation, disability and national origin. If you have suffered employment discrimination, sexual harassment, or have been treated differently by a hotel, restaurant, or other public accommodation, a civil rights lawyer can help you determine whether your rights were violated and what types of redress are available. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

New Windsor Zip Codes Back to top

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