59% of residents hold a bachelor's degree, well above the state average of 32%. Typical home values sit at $423K, about 57% above the Michigan average of $270K. Median household income ($91K) sits 26% above the state median of $72K. Unemployment (4.2%) runs below the Michigan rate of 5.4%.
Jobs, unemployment, and labor force participation in the county.
MI: 5.4% · US: 4.1%
Home values, rents, vacancy, and housing affordability.
MI: $269.6K · US: $371.8K
US: $1,962.2
MI: 36.3K · US: 1.4M
MI: 14.5K · US: 387.2K
MI: 31 days · US: 51 days
MI: 73.2% · US: 65.2%
MI: 11.8% · US: 10.1%
MI: 24.4% · US: 24.1%
Health outcomes, chronic disease rates, and access to care.
MI: 38% · US: 32.9%
MI: 16.5% · US: 11.6%
MI: 10.1% · US: 10.3%
MI: 28.4% · US: 20.7%
MI: 7.5% · US: 11.5%
MI: 19% · US: 18.3%
MI: 24.5% · US: 23.7%
Population, income, age, education level, and racial makeup.
MI: $72.3K · US: $81.6K
MI: 13.4% · US: 12.1%
MI: 40.2 · US: 38.9
MI: 2.4 · US: 2.5
MI: 3.1% · US: 6.8%
MI: 73.7% · US: 61%
MI: 13.3% · US: 12.2%
MI: 5.9% · US: 19.3%
MI: 3.4% · US: 6%
Local businesses, total employment, payroll, and economic inequality.
MI: 61.3% · US: 63.5%
MI: 0.5 · US: 0.5
Violent and property crime rates reported per 100,000 residents.
Graduation rates, educational attainment, and the county's registered nonprofit sector.
MI: 32.4% · US: 35.7%
2,675 registered 501(c)(3) organizations
Source: ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer / IRS Business Master File · Updated annually each spring
Jun 23, 2026
NonprofitsJun 23, 2026
NonprofitsJun 23, 2026
NonprofitsJun 23, 2026
Where does this data come from?
All metrics sourced from federal and state public datasets — CDC, Census Bureau, BLS, FBI, and more.
