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Niagara County Statistics Back to top

Population (2000): 219,846
Births / Deaths / Infant Deaths (2004): 2,227 / 2,231 / 11
Land Area (2000): 1,354.428 square kilometers
Water Area (2000): 1,597.726 square kilometers
Farm Area (2002): 148,000.000 acres (598.808 square kilometers)
Farms (2002): 801
Farms under 50 acres (2002): 43.20%
Farms over 500 acres (2002): 7.70%
Farm earnings (2005): $22,676,000
Gallons of water used per day (total / public use) (2000): 284,000,000 / 46,000,000
Ground water as percent of water use (2000): 0.60%
Physicians (2004): 318
Community Hospitals (Beds) (2004): 4 (646)
Medicare Recipients (2005): 40,300
Federal Spending (2004): $1,474,490

Urban/Rural	Population	Percent
Urban	329,822	74.79%
Rural, Farm	3,849	0.87%
Rural, Non-farm	107,304	24.33%

Niagara County 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.

Niagara County Employment Information Back to top
Niagara County Labor Force By Month

Year	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Year	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
1990	109,303	103,155	6,148	5.62%	56
1991	109,446	100,924	8,522	7.79%	78
1992	109,183	100,028	9,155	8.38%	84
1993	108,329	100,182	8,147	7.52%	75
1994	108,888	101,422	7,466	6.86%	68
1995	108,702	102,172	6,531	6.01%	60
1996	109,854	103,109	6,745	6.14%	62
1997	111,832	104,505	7,327	6.55%	66
1998	111,427	104,026	7,402	6.64%	66
1999	110,003	103,271	6,732	6.12%	61
2000	110,072	104,931	5,141	4.67%	47
2001	109,383	103,333	6,050	5.53%	55
2002	111,113	104,034	7,079	6.37%	64
2003	111,285	103,879	7,406	6.65%	67
2004	111,738	104,837	6,901	6.18%	62
2005	111,770	105,513	6,257	5.60%	56
2006	112,210	106,121	6,089	5.43%	54
2007	111,138	105,245	5,893	5.30%	53
2008	112,587	104,933	7,653	6.80%	68

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1990	109,610	100,129	9,481	8.65%	86
Feb 1990	108,718	101,440	7,278	6.69%	67
Mar 1990	108,680	102,001	6,679	6.15%	61
Apr 1990	108,377	101,998	6,379	5.89%	59
May 1990	108,373	103,112	5,261	4.85%	49
Jun 1990	110,643	105,347	5,296	4.79%	48
Jul 1990	111,411	105,769	5,642	5.06%	51
Aug 1990	110,926	105,393	5,533	4.99%	50
Sep 1990	107,964	103,232	4,732	4.38%	44
Oct 1990	108,535	103,722	4,813	4.43%	44
Nov 1990	109,219	103,159	6,060	5.55%	55
Dec 1990	109,176	102,553	6,623	6.07%	61

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1991	110,343	100,302	10,041	9.10%	91
Feb 1991	110,509	99,772	10,737	9.72%	97
Mar 1991	110,156	99,726	10,430	9.47%	95
Apr 1991	109,189	100,367	8,822	8.08%	81
May 1991	109,477	100,666	8,811	8.05%	80
Jun 1991	110,353	102,443	7,910	7.17%	72
Jul 1991	111,250	103,407	7,843	7.05%	70
Aug 1991	110,296	102,636	7,660	6.94%	69
Sep 1991	107,026	100,540	6,486	6.06%	61
Oct 1991	107,800	101,015	6,785	6.29%	63
Nov 1991	108,317	100,256	8,061	7.44%	74
Dec 1991	108,635	99,961	8,674	7.98%	80

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1992	109,389	98,499	10,890	9.96%	100
Feb 1992	109,187	98,175	11,012	10.09%	101
Mar 1992	108,756	98,417	10,339	9.51%	95
Apr 1992	108,115	98,989	9,126	8.44%	84
May 1992	108,562	99,909	8,653	7.97%	80
Jun 1992	110,641	101,633	9,008	8.14%	81
Jul 1992	112,193	102,599	9,594	8.55%	86
Aug 1992	110,776	102,241	8,535	7.70%	77
Sep 1992	108,617	99,999	8,618	7.93%	79
Oct 1992	107,497	99,691	7,806	7.26%	73
Nov 1992	107,897	99,832	8,065	7.47%	75
Dec 1992	108,564	100,355	8,209	7.56%	76

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1993	108,259	98,665	9,594	8.86%	89
Feb 1993	108,034	98,792	9,242	8.55%	86
Mar 1993	107,657	99,111	8,546	7.94%	79
Apr 1993	106,811	98,611	8,200	7.68%	77
May 1993	107,396	100,075	7,321	6.82%	68
Jun 1993	109,647	102,006	7,641	6.97%	70
Jul 1993	113,338	102,443	10,895	9.61%	96
Aug 1993	108,941	101,809	7,132	6.55%	65
Sep 1993	106,416	99,566	6,850	6.44%	64
Oct 1993	107,206	100,251	6,955	6.49%	65
Nov 1993	107,856	100,388	7,468	6.92%	69
Dec 1993	108,382	100,461	7,921	7.31%	73

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1994	109,834	99,814	10,020	9.12%	91
Feb 1994	110,020	99,863	10,157	9.23%	92
Mar 1994	109,237	99,733	9,504	8.70%	87
Apr 1994	108,162	99,631	8,531	7.89%	79
May 1994	108,125	101,016	7,109	6.57%	66
Jun 1994	109,475	102,218	7,257	6.63%	66
Jul 1994	111,143	103,589	7,554	6.80%	68
Aug 1994	109,880	103,277	6,603	6.01%	60
Sep 1994	107,231	101,498	5,733	5.35%	53
Oct 1994	107,798	102,258	5,540	5.14%	51
Nov 1994	107,640	101,987	5,653	5.25%	53
Dec 1994	108,113	102,183	5,930	5.49%	55

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1995	109,038	100,944	8,094	7.42%	74
Feb 1995	108,836	101,310	7,526	6.91%	69
Mar 1995	108,548	101,457	7,091	6.53%	65
Apr 1995	108,343	101,416	6,927	6.39%	64
May 1995	107,374	101,503	5,871	5.47%	55
Jun 1995	109,278	103,237	6,041	5.53%	55
Jul 1995	111,395	104,543	6,852	6.15%	62
Aug 1995	110,204	103,708	6,496	5.89%	59
Sep 1995	107,171	101,582	5,589	5.22%	52
Oct 1995	107,728	102,544	5,184	4.81%	48
Nov 1995	108,440	102,278	6,162	5.68%	57
Dec 1995	108,074	101,538	6,536	6.05%	60

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1996	109,184	101,009	8,175	7.49%	75
Feb 1996	108,956	100,985	7,971	7.32%	73
Mar 1996	109,172	101,152	8,020	7.35%	73
Apr 1996	108,305	100,769	7,536	6.96%	70
May 1996	108,559	102,312	6,247	5.75%	58
Jun 1996	110,428	104,298	6,130	5.55%	56
Jul 1996	112,462	105,639	6,823	6.07%	61
Aug 1996	111,338	105,491	5,847	5.25%	53
Sep 1996	109,100	103,534	5,566	5.10%	51
Oct 1996	109,834	104,265	5,569	5.07%	51
Nov 1996	110,189	103,904	6,285	5.70%	57
Dec 1996	110,718	103,948	6,770	6.11%	61

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1997	111,516	102,559	8,957	8.03%	80
Feb 1997	111,609	102,795	8,814	7.90%	79
Mar 1997	111,855	103,352	8,503	7.60%	76
Apr 1997	110,612	103,461	7,151	6.46%	65
May 1997	111,162	104,626	6,536	5.88%	59
Jun 1997	112,551	105,727	6,824	6.06%	61
Jul 1997	114,688	106,910	7,778	6.78%	68
Aug 1997	113,438	106,472	6,966	6.14%	61
Sep 1997	110,710	104,121	6,589	5.95%	60
Oct 1997	110,514	104,673	5,841	5.29%	53
Nov 1997	111,304	104,751	6,553	5.89%	59
Dec 1997	112,026	104,615	7,411	6.62%	66

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1998	111,907	103,171	8,736	7.81%	78
Feb 1998	111,976	103,304	8,672	7.74%	77
Mar 1998	111,473	103,263	8,210	7.37%	74
Apr 1998	109,942	102,953	6,989	6.36%	64
May 1998	110,002	103,954	6,048	5.50%	55
Jun 1998	111,701	105,383	6,318	5.66%	57
Jul 1998	116,454	104,697	11,757	10.10%	101
Aug 1998	112,260	105,703	6,557	5.84%	58
Sep 1998	109,886	103,603	6,283	5.72%	57
Oct 1998	109,976	104,116	5,860	5.33%	53
Nov 1998	110,674	104,110	6,564	5.93%	59
Dec 1998	110,876	104,049	6,827	6.16%	62

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 1999	111,055	102,046	9,009	8.11%	81
Feb 1999	111,141	102,182	8,959	8.06%	81
Mar 1999	110,593	102,240	8,353	7.55%	76
Apr 1999	108,780	101,895	6,885	6.33%	63
May 1999	109,081	103,185	5,896	5.41%	54
Jun 1999	111,081	104,510	6,571	5.92%	59
Jul 1999	111,892	105,107	6,785	6.06%	61
Aug 1999	110,736	104,951	5,785	5.22%	52
Sep 1999	108,070	102,494	5,576	5.16%	52
Oct 1999	108,788	103,569	5,219	4.80%	48
Nov 1999	109,346	103,666	5,680	5.19%	52
Dec 1999	109,474	103,409	6,065	5.54%	55

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2000	110,631	104,241	6,390	5.78%	58
Feb 2000	110,546	104,330	6,216	5.62%	56
Mar 2000	109,674	103,976	5,698	5.20%	52
Apr 2000	108,902	104,242	4,660	4.28%	43
May 2000	108,749	104,262	4,487	4.13%	41
Jun 2000	110,998	106,128	4,870	4.39%	44
Jul 2000	112,022	106,766	5,256	4.69%	47
Aug 2000	111,687	106,777	4,910	4.40%	44
Sep 2000	108,644	103,995	4,649	4.28%	43
Oct 2000	109,505	105,144	4,361	3.98%	40
Nov 2000	109,762	104,821	4,941	4.50%	45
Dec 2000	109,744	104,487	5,257	4.79%	48

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2001	110,061	103,338	6,723	6.11%	61
Feb 2001	109,595	103,128	6,467	5.90%	59
Mar 2001	109,338	103,030	6,308	5.77%	58
Apr 2001	108,138	102,328	5,810	5.37%	54
May 2001	108,432	103,180	5,252	4.84%	48
Jun 2001	110,291	104,733	5,558	5.04%	50
Jul 2001	110,855	105,029	5,826	5.26%	53
Aug 2001	110,013	104,264	5,749	5.23%	52
Sep 2001	108,276	102,701	5,575	5.15%	51
Oct 2001	108,977	103,246	5,731	5.26%	53
Nov 2001	109,218	102,715	6,503	5.95%	60
Dec 2001	109,403	102,308	7,095	6.49%	65

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2002	110,787	102,036	8,751	7.90%	79
Feb 2002	111,475	102,890	8,585	7.70%	77
Mar 2002	110,797	102,576	8,221	7.42%	74
Apr 2002	109,929	102,722	7,207	6.56%	66
May 2002	110,280	103,813	6,467	5.86%	59
Jun 2002	111,834	105,419	6,415	5.74%	57
Jul 2002	112,609	105,940	6,669	5.92%	59
Aug 2002	112,661	106,296	6,365	5.65%	56
Sep 2002	110,352	104,188	6,164	5.59%	56
Oct 2002	110,843	104,768	6,075	5.48%	55
Nov 2002	110,747	103,847	6,900	6.23%	62
Dec 2002	111,037	103,911	7,126	6.42%	64

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2003	111,752	103,225	8,527	7.63%	76
Feb 2003	111,521	103,214	8,307	7.45%	74
Mar 2003	111,004	103,163	7,841	7.06%	71
Apr 2003	110,837	103,451	7,386	6.66%	67
May 2003	110,544	103,528	7,016	6.35%	63
Jun 2003	112,637	105,215	7,422	6.59%	66
Jul 2003	112,369	104,835	7,534	6.70%	67
Aug 2003	111,541	104,650	6,891	6.18%	62
Sep 2003	109,817	103,114	6,703	6.10%	61
Oct 2003	110,387	103,846	6,541	5.93%	59
Nov 2003	111,572	104,213	7,359	6.60%	66
Dec 2003	111,444	104,099	7,345	6.59%	66

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2004	112,540	103,587	8,953	7.96%	80
Feb 2004	112,340	103,742	8,598	7.65%	77
Mar 2004	112,331	103,774	8,557	7.62%	76
Apr 2004	111,078	103,481	7,597	6.84%	68
May 2004	110,695	104,290	6,405	5.79%	58
Jun 2004	112,152	105,796	6,356	5.67%	57
Jul 2004	112,955	106,203	6,752	5.98%	60
Aug 2004	112,378	106,324	6,054	5.39%	54
Sep 2004	109,995	104,590	5,405	4.91%	49
Oct 2004	110,939	105,487	5,452	4.91%	49
Nov 2004	111,529	105,447	6,082	5.45%	55
Dec 2004	111,921	105,322	6,599	5.90%	59

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2005	111,281	103,909	7,372	6.62%	66
Feb 2005	111,511	103,899	7,612	6.83%	68
Mar 2005	110,643	103,895	6,748	6.10%	61
Apr 2005	110,650	104,549	6,101	5.51%	55
May 2005	111,084	105,164	5,920	5.33%	53
Jun 2005	112,552	106,489	6,063	5.39%	54
Jul 2005	112,892	106,532	6,360	5.63%	56
Aug 2005	112,771	107,229	5,542	4.91%	49
Sep 2005	111,482	105,885	5,597	5.02%	50
Oct 2005	112,073	106,743	5,330	4.76%	48
Nov 2005	112,330	106,103	6,227	5.54%	55
Dec 2005	111,968	105,757	6,211	5.55%	55

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2006	112,324	105,041	7,283	6.48%	65
Feb 2006	112,780	105,030	7,750	6.87%	69
Mar 2006	112,207	105,091	7,116	6.34%	63
Apr 2006	112,126	105,459	6,667	5.95%	59
May 2006	111,790	106,082	5,708	5.11%	51
Jun 2006	113,306	107,656	5,650	4.99%	50
Jul 2006	113,772	107,461	6,311	5.55%	55
Aug 2006	113,472	107,876	5,596	4.93%	49
Sep 2006	110,767	105,570	5,197	4.69%	47
Oct 2006	110,402	105,614	4,788	4.34%	43
Nov 2006	111,591	106,286	5,305	4.75%	48
Dec 2006	111,987	106,285	5,702	5.09%	51

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2007	111,496	104,580	6,916	6.20%	62
Feb 2007	111,360	104,415	6,945	6.24%	62
Mar 2007	111,198	104,825	6,373	5.73%	57
Apr 2007	110,045	103,948	6,097	5.54%	55
May 2007	110,083	104,862	5,221	4.74%	47
Jun 2007	111,588	106,305	5,283	4.73%	47
Jul 2007	112,293	106,405	5,888	5.24%	52
Aug 2007	111,626	106,335	5,291	4.74%	47
Sep 2007	110,251	105,137	5,114	4.64%	46
Oct 2007	110,467	105,410	5,057	4.58%	46
Nov 2007	111,406	105,721	5,685	5.10%	51
Dec 2007	111,841	105,000	6,841	6.12%	61

Month	Labor Force	Employed	Unemployment
Month	Labor Force	Employed	Total	Percent	Rate
Jan 2008	112,341	104,200	8,141	7.25%	72
Feb 2008	112,048	103,751	8,297	7.40%	74
Mar 2008	112,119	103,833	8,286	7.39%	74
Apr 2008	111,696	104,340	7,356	6.59%	66
May 2008	112,476	104,981	7,495	6.66%	67
Jun 2008	113,437	106,434	7,003	6.17%	62
Jul 2008	113,616	106,157	7,459	6.57%	66
Aug 2008	113,394	105,867	7,527	6.64%	66
Sep 2008	112,154	104,837	7,317	6.52%	65
Oct, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Nov, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--
Dec, 2008	--	--	--	--%	--

Niagara County Employment By Industry

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Construction	9,208	8.88%
2.	Transportation Equipment Manufacturing	8,262	7.96%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	5,504	5.31%
4.	Educational Services	5,246	5.06%
5.	Metal Manufactuing	4,474	4.31%
6.	Public Administration	4,426	4.27%
7.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	3,878	3.74%
8.	Chemical Manufacturing	3,742	3.61%
9.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	3,562	3.43%
10.	Health Care	3,182	3.07%
11.	Repair and Maintenance	3,034	2.92%
12.	Food and Beverage Stores	2,522	2.43%
13.	Nonmetallic Mineral Manufacturing	2,388	2.30%
14.	Miscellaneous Manufacturing	2,312	2.23%
15.	Motor Vehicle and Parts Dealers	2,278	2.20%
16.	Machinery Manufacturing	2,248	2.17%
17.	Finance and Insurance	2,194	2.12%
18.	Other Transportation	2,186	2.11%
19.	Truck Transportation	1,998	1.93%
20.	Utilities	1,994	1.92%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Health Care	16,548	16.91%
2.	Educational Services	14,248	14.56%
3.	Accommodation and Food Services	8,208	8.39%
4.	Finance and Insurance	5,284	5.40%
5.	Professional / Scientific / Tech Services	3,846	3.93%
6.	Food and Beverage Stores	3,510	3.59%
7.	Social Assistance	3,322	3.39%
8.	Public Administration	3,248	3.32%
9.	Department and Other General Stores	2,798	2.86%
10.	Religious / Grantmaking / Civic / Similar Organizations	2,678	2.74%
11.	Admin, Support, and Waste Management	2,290	2.34%
12.	Transportation Equipment Manufacturing	1,966	2.01%
13.	Other Transportation	1,868	1.91%
14.	Personal and Laundry Services	1,570	1.60%
15.	Miscellaneous Manufacturing	1,452	1.48%
16.	Chemical Manufacturing	1,360	1.39%
17.	Broadcasting and Telecommunications	1,308	1.34%
18.	Clothing and Apparel Including Shoes	1,296	1.32%
19.	Metal Manufactuing	1,146	1.17%
20.	Other Direct Selling Estab	1,130	1.15%

Niagara County Employment By Job

Male, with percent of employed male population
1.	Other Production Occupations	7,940	7.65%
2.	Metal Workers and Plastic Workers	6,190	5.97%
3.	Other Installation / Maintenance	5,730	5.52%
4.	Driver / Sales Workers and Truckers	4,220	4.07%
5.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	4,070	3.92%
6.	Other Management Occupations	4,054	3.91%
7.	Recording / Scheduling / Dispatching	3,818	3.68%
8.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	3,790	3.65%
9.	Laborers and Material Movers / Handlers	3,682	3.55%
10.	Vehicle Mechanics	3,340	3.22%
11.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	2,502	2.41%
12.	Assemblers and Fabricators	2,462	2.37%
13.	Sales Reps / Wholesale and Manufact	2,298	2.22%
14.	Engineers	2,264	2.18%
15.	Other Construction Trades	2,176	2.10%
16.	Cooks and Food Preparation Workers	2,104	2.03%
17.	Top Executives	1,780	1.72%
18.	Other Office and Admin Support	1,698	1.64%
19.	Business Operations Specialists	1,636	1.58%
20.	Operations Managers Non Finance	1,610	1.55%

Female, with percent of employed female population
1.	Other Office and Admin Support	6,474	6.61%
2.	Secretaries and Admins	6,002	6.13%
3.	Teachers, Pre/Primary School	5,016	5.12%
4.	Cashiers	3,914	4.00%
5.	Registered Nurses	3,910	3.99%
6.	Other Sales and Related Occupations	3,480	3.56%
7.	Retail Sales, Not cashiers	3,448	3.52%
8.	Informaion and Record Clerks, Not Customer Service	3,370	3.44%
9.	Nursing / Psychiatric / Home Health	2,972	3.04%
10.	Other Production Occupations	2,918	2.98%
11.	Other Management Occupations	2,912	2.97%
12.	Waiters and Waitresses	2,890	2.95%
13.	Health Technologists and Technicians	2,606	2.66%
14.	Other Teachers / Instructors / Librarians	2,488	2.54%
15.	Cooks and Food Preparation Workers	2,458	2.51%
16.	Customer Service Representatives	2,410	2.46%
17.	Bookkeeping / Accounting / Auditing	2,272	2.32%
18.	Building and Grounds Cleaning and Maintenance	2,162	2.21%
19.	Child Care Workers	1,882	1.92%
20.	Business Operations Specialists	1,832	1.87%

Niagara County Hours Worked Per Week In 1999

Hours Per Week	Population	Percent
35 or more hours	173,347	50.29%
15-35 hours	47,803	13.87%
1-14 hours	10,921	3.17%
No regular hours	112,591	32.67%

Niagara County Time Left For Work

Time	Population	Percent
Midnight-4:59 AM	5,132	2.65%
5 AM-5:29 AM	4,302	2.22%
5:30 AM-5:59 AM	7,821	4.04%
6 AM-6:29 AM	16,454	8.50%
6:30 AM-6:59 AM	22,745	11.74%
7 AM-7:29 AM	24,752	12.78%
7:30 AM-7:59 AM	29,554	15.26%
8 AM-8:29 AM	19,805	10.23%
8:30 AM-8:59 AM	12,708	6.56%
9:00 AM-9:59 AM	9,172	4.74%
10:00 AM-10:59 AM	3,634	1.88%
11:00 AM-11:59 AM	2,588	1.34%
Noon-3:59 PM	17,413	8.99%
4 PM-11:59 PM	17,579	9.08%

Niagara County Length Of Commute In Minutes

Minutes	Population	Percent
Less than 5	8,601	4.44%
5-9	28,350	14.64%
10-14	37,659	19.45%
15-19	31,152	16.09%
20-24	28,600	14.77%
25-29	13,419	6.93%
30-34	22,304	11.52%
35-39	5,453	2.82%
40-44	5,242	2.71%
45-59	7,618	3.93%
60-89	3,019	1.56%
At least 90	2,242	1.16%

Niagara County Length Of Commute In Mintues - Public vs. Private Transportation

Minutes	Population (public)	Percent	Population (private)	Percent
Under 30	1,238	0.64%	146,543	75.67%
30-44	374	0.19%	32,625	16.85%
45-59	276	0.14%	7,342	3.79%
At least 60	222	0.11%	5,039	2.60%

Niagara County Type Of Commute

Type	Population	Percent
Bicycle	270	0.14%
Car / truck / van, carpool	16,588	8.39%
Car / truck / van, solo	168,334	85.14%
Motorcycle	38	0.02%
Other	680	0.34%
Public transportation	2,110	1.07%
Walked	5,639	2.85%
Worked at home	4,047	2.05%

Niagara County 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.

Niagara County Family Information Back to top
: 175,754 (431,238 people)
: 117,678 (357,352 people)
: 44,177
: 272,646
Niagara County Household Income in 1999

Income	Population	Percent
Under $10,000	17,389	9.87%
$10,000-$14,999	13,485	7.65%
$15,000-$19,999	13,417	7.61%
$20,000-$24,999	12,519	7.10%
$25,000-$29,999	12,576	7.14%
$30,000-$34,999	11,825	6.71%
$35,000-$39,999	10,202	5.79%
$40,000-$44,999	9,701	5.50%
$45,000-$49,999	9,660	5.48%
$50,000-$59,999	15,970	9.06%
$60,000-$74,999	18,745	10.64%
$75,000-$99,999	16,980	9.63%
$100,000-$124,999	7,246	4.11%
$125,000-$149,999	3,488	1.98%
$150,000-$199,999	1,661	0.94%
$200,000 or more	1,373	0.78%

Niagara County Household Type

Type	Population	Percent
Nonfamily, 1 person	25,081	28.55%
Family, 2 people	25,154	28.63%
Nonfamily, 2 people	3,535	4.02%
Family, 3 people	13,716	15.61%
Nonfamily, 3 people	420	0.48%
Family, 4 people	12,220	13.91%
Nonfamily, 4 people	164	0.19%
Family, 5 people	5,188	5.91%
Nonfamily, 5 people	48	0.05%
Family, 6 people	1,635	1.86%
Nonfamily, 6 people	6	0.01%
Family, 7 or more people	669	0.76%
Nonfamily, 7 or more people	10	0.01%

Niagara County Household Income Type

Type	Population	Percent
Earnings	132,710	27.09%
Interest / Dividend / Rent	72,557	14.81%
Public Assistance	6,990	1.43%
Retirement	40,849	8.34%
Self Employment	13,567	2.77%
Social Security	55,977	11.43%
Supplemental Security	8,315	1.70%
Wage / Salary	129,566	26.45%
Other	29,386	6.00%

Niagara County Family Type

Type	Population	Percent
No children under 18	51,355	56.87%
With children under 18	38,944	43.13%

Niagara County Marital Status - Male (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	14,409	8.65%
Married	97,311	58.43%
Never Married	49,507	29.73%
Widowed	5,319	3.19%

Niagara County Marital Status - Female (for those 15+ in 2000)

Type	Population	Percent
Divorced	18,320	9.92%
Married	98,120	53.13%
Never Married	44,493	24.09%
Widowed	23,747	12.86%

Niagara County 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.

Niagara County Education Information Back to top
Niagara County Highest Degree Earned (18 or older)

Degree	Population	Percent
Less than 9th grade	13,717	4.13%
9th-12th grade, no diploma	43,569	13.11%
High school diploma or equivalent	120,542	36.28%
Some college, no degree	68,110	20.50%
Associate degree	32,679	9.83%
Bachelors degree	33,543	10.09%
Graduate or professional degree	20,134	6.06%

Niagara County Population In School (3 or older)

School Level	In Public School	Percent	In Private School	Percent	Total	Percent
Nursery or preschool	3,942	1.79%	3,018	1.37%	6,960	3.17%
Kindergarten	5,026	2.29%	917	0.42%	5,943	2.70%
Grades 1-4	22,297	10.14%	3,855	1.75%	26,152	11.90%
Grades 5-8	22,565	10.26%	3,087	1.40%	25,652	11.67%
Grades 9-12	24,713	11.24%	1,504	0.68%	26,217	11.93%
Undergrad college	14,445	6.57%	5,873	2.67%	20,318	9.24%
Graduate or professional school	2,576	1.17%	1,500	0.68%	4,076	1.85%
Total	95,564	43.47%	19,754	8.99%	115,318	52.45%

Niagara County 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.

Niagara County Business Information Back to top
: $1,819,454,000
: $211,997,000
: $3,120,541
: 28,870
Niagara County Businesses Changes By Year

Year - Type	Business Births	Business Deaths	Business Expansions	Business Contractions	Stable Businesses
1999 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
1999 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	21	21	46	36	38
1999 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	1	0	1	3	0
1999 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	3	7	27	21	14
1999 - Construction	49	54	109	89	133
1999 - Educational Services	2	2	13	8	10
1999 - Finance & Insurance	11	10	41	43	98
1999 - Health Care & Social Assistance	18	27	117	144	161
1999 - Information	12	6	9	12	10
1999 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	2	0	7	5	7
1999 - Manufacturing	7	14	91	127	65
1999 - Mining	0	0	0	1	3
1999 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	26	47	132	116	236
1999 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	39	23	43	61	123
1999 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	17	12	13	27	40
1999 - Retail Trade	53	81	236	229	269
1999 - Transportation & Warehousing	8	15	36	36	34
1999 - Unclassified	16	4	1	2	1
1999 - Utilities	2	0	0	5	0
1999 - Wholesale Trade	15	15	48	49	99
1999 - Total	302	338	970	1,014	1,341
2000 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2000 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	25	15	47	36	45
2000 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	0	0	1	3	1
2000 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	8	4	21	26	12
2000 - Construction	43	49	131	86	115
2000 - Educational Services	1	1	15	5	12
2000 - Finance & Insurance	14	16	34	54	90
2000 - Health Care & Social Assistance	37	35	121	112	173
2000 - Information	3	5	13	14	13
2000 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	2	1	8	5	8
2000 - Manufacturing	16	21	112	83	73
2000 - Mining	0	0	0	0	4
2000 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	24	39	127	114	231
2000 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	23	23	60	53	131
2000 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	9	10	15	26	47
2000 - Retail Trade	49	71	234	227	254
2000 - Transportation & Warehousing	15	15	35	29	33
2000 - Unclassified	14	6	1	2	7
2000 - Utilities	1	0	1	4	2
2000 - Wholesale Trade	10	26	43	57	87
2000 - Total	294	337	1,019	936	1,338
2001 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2001 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	14	21	44	49	43
2001 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	0	0	2	0	2
2001 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	7	7	21	21	20
2001 - Construction	40	51	112	89	124
2001 - Educational Services	4	3	9	11	10
2001 - Finance & Insurance	16	18	43	38	90
2001 - Health Care & Social Assistance	27	24	124	90	203
2001 - Information	3	5	12	9	17
2001 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	1	2	10	5	5
2001 - Manufacturing	24	22	90	103	69
2001 - Mining	1	0	2	0	2
2001 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	30	24	110	128	234
2001 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	25	28	51	54	134
2001 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	7	10	27	18	41
2001 - Retail Trade	50	65	226	234	234
2001 - Transportation & Warehousing	8	11	35	31	39
2001 - Unclassified	18	9	2	4	7
2001 - Utilities	1	0	2	3	3
2001 - Wholesale Trade	22	16	52	43	87
2001 - Total	298	316	974	930	1,364
2002 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2002 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	28	19	46	54	36
2002 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	0	0	0	2	2
2002 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	9	6	25	19	17
2002 - Construction	46	50	96	114	107
2002 - Educational Services	1	1	8	9	17
2002 - Finance & Insurance	21	24	24	38	101
2002 - Health Care & Social Assistance	57	41	120	116	167
2002 - Information	16	16	8	7	10
2002 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	4	3	6	8	4
2002 - Manufacturing	13	29	69	132	59
2002 - Mining	0	1	1	3	0
2002 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	42	34	126	123	223
2002 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	35	28	62	50	129
2002 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	16	5	21	22	48
2002 - Retail Trade	61	66	239	231	203
2002 - Transportation & Warehousing	13	8	42	36	28
2002 - Unclassified	5	9	0	2	0
2002 - Utilities	1	0	0	3	4
2002 - Wholesale Trade	17	19	41	62	82
2002 - Total	385	359	934	1,031	1,237
2003 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2003 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	11	28	50	36	39
2003 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	0	1	1	0	2
2003 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	12	5	21	24	23
2003 - Construction	67	41	108	113	100
2003 - Educational Services	5	1	7	15	12
2003 - Finance & Insurance	13	15	35	28	106
2003 - Health Care & Social Assistance	35	17	138	132	184
2003 - Information	6	5	5	12	22
2003 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	1	2	9	4	6
2003 - Manufacturing	12	14	84	110	70
2003 - Mining	0	1	0	0	3
2003 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	54	33	122	130	228
2003 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	27	28	62	65	126
2003 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	11	14	23	17	51
2003 - Retail Trade	59	65	210	207	258
2003 - Transportation & Warehousing	21	12	32	36	46
2003 - Unclassified	3	5	1	0	0
2003 - Utilities	0	1	4	1	2
2003 - Wholesale Trade	19	24	53	48	82
2003 - Total	356	312	965	978	1,360
2004 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2004 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	21	29	45	26	46
2004 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	1	0	1	0	2
2004 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	11	6	21	28	22
2004 - Construction	52	48	126	98	120
2004 - Educational Services	2	3	13	13	11
2004 - Finance & Insurance	21	14	43	28	99
2004 - Health Care & Social Assistance	16	31	132	101	227
2004 - Information	7	6	14	12	14
2004 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	1	3	5	7	6
2004 - Manufacturing	10	19	88	88	83
2004 - Mining	0	0	0	0	4
2004 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	25	40	114	135	233
2004 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	27	28	65	52	132
2004 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	13	8	30	22	44
2004 - Retail Trade	41	66	221	209	238
2004 - Transportation & Warehousing	16	16	47	31	39
2004 - Unclassified	4	2	0	0	1
2004 - Utilities	0	0	1	5	1
2004 - Wholesale Trade	9	21	50	46	85
2004 - Total	277	340	1,016	901	1,407
2005 - Accommodation & Food Services	0	0	0	0	0
2005 - Administrative & Support & Waste Management & remediation serv	33	16	32	48	46
2005 - Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing, & Hunting	0	0	1	1	2
2005 - Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation	7	12	14	28	28
2005 - Construction	44	53	129	107	107
2005 - Educational Services	4	1	14	9	17
2005 - Finance & Insurance	21	19	28	37	104
2005 - Health Care & Social Assistance	24	15	153	112	197
2005 - Information	6	4	7	18	18
2005 - Management Of Companies & Enterprises	1	0	7	5	6
2005 - Manufacturing	7	11	98	88	69
2005 - Mining	0	0	1	2	1
2005 - Other Services (Except Public Administration)	32	38	111	126	230
2005 - Professional, Scientific, & Technical Ssrvices	29	21	56	49	152
2005 - Real Estate & Rental & Leasing	12	9	17	33	51
2005 - Retail Trade	47	57	219	212	220
2005 - Transportation & Warehousing	17	9	35	33	51
2005 - Unclassified	3	3	1	0	1
2005 - Utilities	0	0	1	4	2
2005 - Wholesale Trade	11	20	63	32	77
2005 - Total	298	288	987	944	1,379

Wholesale Trade Business Lawyers provide services for corporations, LLCs, partnerships, contracts, franchising and business litigation. From the Justia Lawyer Directory.

Niagara County Public Benefits Information Back to top
Niagara County Above Or Below Poverty Level In 1999

Above/Below	Population	Percent
At Or Above Poverty Level	386,782	89.42%
Below Poverty Level	45,747	10.58%

Niagara County Government Finances By Year

Year	Property Taxes	Other Taxes	Intergov. Revenue	Utility Revenue	Employee Retirement Revenue	Other Revenue	Total Revenue	Salaries & Wages	Total Debt	Total Cash & Securities
1970	$10,436	$4,598	$15,848	$570	$0	$4,416	$31,270	$8,491	$8,794	$3,481
1971	$10,403	$4,810	$20,351	$683	$0	$5,331	$36,768	$11,032	$15,183	$7,049
1972	$12,517	$13,362	$28,802	$740	$0	$6,362	$48,421	$12,210	$17,952	$5,246
1973	$12,517	$12,995	$28,802	$740	$0	$6,362	$48,421	$12,210	$17,952	$5,246
1974	$12,900	$15,563	$31,282	$1,012	$0	$6,694	$51,888	$18,050	$15,285	$9,041
1975	$13,174	$17,465	$32,683	$960	$0	$8,886	$55,703	$15,886	$18,303	$15,510
1976	$13,174	$17,465	$32,683	$960	$0	$8,886	$55,703	$15,886	$18,303	$15,510
1977	$14,092	$15,474	$67,827	$1,536	$0	$9,136	$92,591	$25,160	$28,829	$10,714
1978	$15,510	$16,960	$59,277	$2,397	$0	$9,751	$86,935	$19,409	$45,881	$17,149
1979	$15,154	$27,021	$53,921	$2,271	$0	$13,556	$84,902	$22,273	$47,967	$12,511
1980	$16,600	$27,701	$55,267	$2,255	$0	$15,707	$89,829	$23,581	$57,460	$22,796
1981	$16,399	$29,357	$52,664	$2,075	$0	$16,859	$87,997	$27,585	$55,370	$12,589
1982	$18,583	$31,917	$60,053	$2,525	$0	$19,349	$100,510	$30,229	$59,720	$17,439
1983	$22,993	$32,098	$47,163	$2,608	$0	$19,324	$92,088	$31,309	$68,595	$14,284
1984	$27,599	$35,396	$53,544	$2,582	$0	$21,041	$104,766	$31,649	$74,102	$14,767
1985	$29,293	$38,591	$53,278	$2,979	$0	$29,196	$114,746	$32,953	$96,373	$16,178
1986	$34,831	$40,499	$58,837	$3,025	$0	$20,787	$117,480	$34,278	$35,706	$29,427
1987	$35,855	$48,519	$58,172	$2,898	$0	$39,745	$136,670	$37,684	$154,343	$37,668
1988	$35,235	$45,726	$57,946	$2,691	$0	$35,762	$131,634	$37,392	$146,299	$160,276
1989	$35,048	$40,617	$61,644	$2,917	$0	$38,047	$137,656	$41,698	$144,505	$154,362
1990	$39,871	$45,139	$52,073	$2,706	$0	$38,858	$133,508	$31,819	$160,166	$171,553
1991	$42,526	$49,193	$76,815	$2,953	$0	$41,374	$163,668	$52,210	$145,993	$150,536
1992	$42,858	$47,602	$63,941	$3,111	$0	$44,284	$154,194	$39,161	$149,157	$145,292
1993	$47,170	$61,422	$61,334	$2,903	$0	$44,454	$155,861	$38,317	$154,144	$133,754
1994	$51,756	$53,722	$78,247	$3,229	$0	$48,288	$181,520	$40,995	$174,848	$135,203
1995	$59,341	$53,727	$79,447	$3,699	$0	$52,042	$194,529	$43,019	$72,700	$43,612
1996	$59,494	$59,187	$85,952	$3,889	$0	$71,254	$220,589	$44,067	$88,474	$67,860
1997	$60,730	$55,184	$80,436	$3,862	$0	$85,970	$230,998	$48,221	$187,342	$160,987
1998	$60,764	$55,774	$89,051	$3,982	$0	$95,095	$248,892	$49,237	$177,891	$157,834
1999	$57,562	$56,086	$88,138	$4,191	$0	$77,936	$227,827	$52,297	$163,726	$148,102
2000	$58,605	$59,775	$85,101	$4,319	$0	$87,613	$235,638	$55,806	$159,671	$138,738
2001	$58,889	$62,050	$87,795	$4,112	$0	$90,925	$241,721	$59,926	$167,444	$139,950
2002	$59,316	$60,777	$99,144	$4,521	$0	$100,287	$263,268	$62,302	$323,666	$317,208
2003	$70,491	$60,042	$97,208	$4,259	$0	$106,910	$278,868	$66,596	$301,823	$282,513
2004	$70,753	$81,221	$94,651	$4,025	$0	$105,397	$274,826	$63,886	$281,573	$262,074
2005	$72,581	$88,041	$98,673	$3,869	$0	$107,553	$282,676	$65,433	$255,327	$250,323
2006	$81,525	$88,791	$102,231	$4,357	$0	$116,572	$304,685	$66,540	$239,115	$249,930

Year	Education	Financial Control	Public Buildings	Public Health	Transportation	Parks & Recreation	Total Expenses
Year	Protective Services	Welfare	Interest On General Debt	Utilities	Employee Retirement	Other	Total Expenses
1970	$3,130	$1,807	$329	$4,081	$1,826	$371	$33,269
1970	$594	$17,025	$9	$577	$0	$3,520	$33,269
1971	$7,980	$1,832	$935	$4,516	$2,510	$357	$44,773
1971	$726	$20,568	$7	$995	$0	$4,347	$44,773
1972	$14,323	$2,102	$670	$5,751	$2,580	$372	$65,648
1972	$810	$26,114	$332	$579	$0	$12,015	$65,648
1973	$14,323	$2,102	$670	$5,751	$2,580	$372	$65,649
1973	$810	$26,114	$332	$579	$0	$12,016	$65,649
1974	$8,216	$2,451	$771	$5,132	$2,113	$364	$66,641
1974	$662	$29,223	$292	$884	$0	$16,533	$66,641
1975	$7,076	$3,023	$579	$5,514	$2,930	$605	$69,786
1975	$1,287	$29,915	$326	$1,498	$0	$17,033	$69,786
1976	$7,076	$3,023	$579	$5,514	$2,930	$605	$69,786
1976	$1,287	$29,915	$326	$1,498	$0	$17,033	$69,786
1977	$10,361	$3,646	$2,098	$6,153	$2,929	$1,205	$111,428
1977	$1,686	$38,384	$1,244	$2,962	$0	$40,760	$111,428
1978	$10,281	$5,930	$1,262	$6,385	$4,252	$1,820	$94,348
1978	$2,492	$35,984	$1,622	$2,823	$0	$21,497	$94,348
1979	$10,410	$3,643	$1,131	$2,783	$2,329	$2,135	$112,825
1979	$977	$42,535	$2,070	$4,518	$0	$40,294	$112,825
1980	$10,289	$3,640	$1,019	$5,579	$2,358	$1,762	$113,820
1980	$1,249	$42,959	$1,905	$6,792	$0	$36,268	$113,820
1981	$11,598	$3,684	$1,559	$6,937	$3,904	$1,821	$124,090
1981	$2,603	$49,122	$3,114	$2,625	$0	$37,123	$124,090
1982	$13,966	$3,215	$1,668	$9,350	$5,247	$2,220	$138,030
1982	$2,914	$51,983	$3,096	$2,162	$0	$42,209	$138,030
1983	$14,491	$4,399	$2,004	$10,433	$3,931	$2,575	$129,381
1983	$3,828	$43,963	$4,501	$4,167	$0	$35,089	$129,381
1984	$16,422	$4,443	$2,010	$9,967	$3,869	$2,323	$135,407
1984	$3,795	$51,968	$4,454	$2,420	$0	$33,736	$135,407
1985	$17,766	$4,822	$2,053	$11,809	$4,159	$2,260	$147,634
1985	$4,311	$58,186	$5,025	$2,536	$0	$34,707	$147,634
1986	$19,388	$5,023	$1,987	$6,598	$4,828	$1,590	$152,158
1986	$4,283	$62,221	$1,480	$6,681	$0	$38,079	$152,158
1987	$22,376	$5,388	$2,289	$7,408	$4,583	$1,716	$170,066
1987	$4,745	$59,486	$10,859	$4,672	$0	$46,544	$170,066
1988	$24,051	$5,620	$2,252	$8,535	$5,139	$1,842	$172,287
1988	$6,259	$59,198	$10,665	$2,582	$0	$46,144	$172,287
1989	$26,960	$6,110	$2,400	$10,894	$4,701	$2,934	$171,638
1989	$6,405	$59,549	$10,432	$2,530	$0	$38,723	$171,638
1990	$23,366	$7,379	$2,660	$12,902	$8,443	$3,094	$189,317
1990	$7,390	$63,476	$10,664	$4,316	$0	$45,627	$189,317
1991	$35,235	$6,822	$2,850	$13,595	$7,645	$3,293	$213,720
1991	$7,431	$70,386	$11,070	$4,243	$0	$51,150	$213,720
1992	$36,225	$6,956	$2,629	$14,030	$5,508	$3,028	$223,718
1992	$7,827	$77,724	$8,754	$4,023	$0	$57,014	$223,718
1993	$38,291	$6,654	$2,625	$13,945	$4,968	$1,521	$240,521
1993	$7,717	$79,705	$8,831	$3,884	$0	$72,380	$240,521
1994	$31,403	$6,657	$2,753	$15,239	$7,343	$1,971	$238,717
1994	$8,907	$83,453	$8,585	$4,452	$0	$67,954	$238,717
1995	$32,333	$6,783	$2,868	$16,989	$7,311	$2,842	$255,393
1995	$9,180	$92,133	$4,347	$4,984	$0	$75,623	$255,393
1996	$32,856	$7,591	$2,857	$18,809	$5,441	$2,918	$271,261
1996	$9,446	$93,238	$4,587	$4,792	$0	$88,726	$271,261
1997	$33,253	$7,882	$3,045	$20,271	$6,925	$2,952	$275,268
1997	$9,521	$88,902	$13,167	$4,940	$0	$84,410	$275,268
1998	$39,393	$7,884	$3,251	$19,773	$7,757	$3,372	$278,887
1998	$10,131	$93,696	$10,215	$5,142	$0	$78,273	$278,887
1999	$38,768	$7,976	$3,288	$19,966	$6,310	$3,157	$278,651
1999	$11,746	$91,253	$10,331	$5,246	$0	$80,610	$278,651
2000	$41,554	$8,465	$3,518	$20,031	$8,747	$3,481	$291,862
2000	$12,698	$92,359	$4,054	$5,781	$0	$91,174	$291,862
2001	$36,130	$13,360	$3,648	$18,742	$7,817	$3,286	$306,712
2001	$12,767	$96,777	$12,357	$6,369	$0	$95,459	$306,712
2002	$45,393	$14,299	$3,746	$18,753	$7,559	$2,735	$340,169
2002	$13,306	$106,732	$23,949	$6,384	$0	$97,313	$340,169
2003	$40,316	$15,031	$4,253	$18,900	$7,422	$3,259	$337,025
2003	$12,446	$108,809	$20,386	$7,111	$0	$99,092	$337,025
2004	$39,850	$15,571	$4,157	$18,789	$11,648	$1,850	$344,564
2004	$11,394	$108,445	$17,733	$6,704	$0	$108,423	$344,564
2005	$44,312	$11,788	$5,403	$33,110	$10,221	$2,484	$376,700
2005	$14,225	$120,488	$19,401	$7,179	$0	$108,089	$376,700
2006	$44,431	$13,092	$5,125	$29,096	$8,569	$3,510	$382,719
2006	$14,196	$113,191	$24,114	$5,762	$0	$121,633	$382,719

Niagara County 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.

Niagara County Criminal Information Back to top
: 415

Niagara County 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.

Niagara County Immigration & Civil Rights Information Back to top
: 52,000
Niagara County Population By Age

Age	Population	Percent
0-9 Years	28,448	12.94%
10-19 Years	32,022	14.57%
20-29 Years	24,203	11.01%
30-39 Years	31,920	14.52%
40-49 Years	35,085	15.96%
50-59 Years	25,300	11.51%
60-69 Years	17,542	7.98%
70-79 Years	16,170	7.36%
80-89 Years	7,854	3.57%
90+ Years	1,302	0.59%

Niagara County Population - Male/Female

Male/Female	Population	Percent
Male	106,122	48.27%
Female	113,724	51.73%

Niagara County Population By Ethnicity

Ethnicity	Population	Percent
Caucasian	197,757	89.95%
African-American	13,356	6.08%
Hispanic/Latino	2,913	1.33%
Multiracial	2,363	1.07%
Amerindian	1,996	0.91%
Asian	1,248	0.57%
Other Race	171	0.08%
Pacific Islander	42	0.02%

Niagara County Top Specified Ancestries

Rank	Ancestry	Population	Percent Of Specified Ancestries
1.	German	128,971	25.87%
2.	Italian	81,485	16.34%
3.	Irish	73,436	14.73%
4.	Polish	56,404	11.31%
5.	English	54,449	10.92%
6.	French Non-Basque	17,779	3.57%
7.	United States Or American	15,562	3.12%
8.	Scottish	10,132	2.03%
9.	Dutch	6,612	1.33%
10.	French Canadian	6,041	1.21%

Niagara County Top Languages Spoken At Home

Rank	Language	Population	Percent Of Reported Languages
1.	Only English	390,391	94.13%
2.	Spanish Or Spanish Creole	6,807	1.64%
3.	Italian	4,204	1.01%
4.	Polish	3,354	0.81%
5.	French	2,444	0.59%
6.	German	1,995	0.48%
7.	Other Slavic	614	0.15%
8.	Arabic	454	0.11%
9.	Russian	420	0.10%
10.	Chinese	394	0.10%

Niagara County Citizen Type

Type	Population	Percent
Citizen by birth	423,959	96.14%
Naturalized immigrant	10,437	2.37%
Not a citizen	6,579	1.49%

Niagara County 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.

Niagara County 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.

Niagara County Cities Back to top

Alphabetical | By Population

Appleton	Newfane	Royalton
Barker	Niagara	Sanborn
Burt	Niagara Falls	Somerset
Cambria	Niagara University	South Lockport
Gasport	North Tonawanda	Stella Niagara
Hartland	Olcott	Tonawanda Reservation
Lewiston	Pendleton	Tuscarora Reservation
Lockport	Porter	Wheatfield
Middleport	Ransomville	Wilson
Model City	Rapids	Youngstown

Niagara County Zip Codes Back to top

Alphabetical | By Population

14008	14107	14172
14012	14108	14174
14028	14109	14301
14067	14120	14302
14092	14126	14303
14094	14131	14304
14095	14132	14305
14105	14144

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Why Even Ostensibly Peaceful Expressive “Encampments” at Universities Are Not Immune From Restrictions Under the First Amendment, With Special Attention to Some Analogies to Abortion Clinics

UC Davis Law professor Vikram David Amar and professor emeritus Alan E. Brownstein discuss the regulation of student protests and encampments on college campuses, particularly focusing on the balance between protecting free speech and ensuring the safety and functioning of the university.

Niagara Falls (55,593)	Cambria (5,393)	Olcott (1,156)
North Tonawanda (33,262)	Royalton (4,763)	Tuscarora Reservation (1,138)
Lockport (32,024)	Hartland (3,947)	Niagara University
Lewiston (16,257)	Porter (3,761)	Model City
Wheatfield (14,086)	Somerset (2,288)	Barker
Niagara (8,978)	Youngstown (1,957)	Tonawanda Reservation
South Lockport (8,552)	Middleport (1,917)	Burt
Newfane (8,501)	Ransomville (1,488)	Appleton
Pendleton (6,050)	Rapids (1,356)	Stella Niagara
Wilson (5,554)	Gasport (1,248)	Sanborn