Pittsburgh Population Down Again
The just released Census Bureau 2008 population estimate for Pittsburgh shows yet another decline in the City’s resident count, continuing the trend of the last
The just released Census Bureau 2008 population estimate for Pittsburgh shows yet another decline in the City’s resident count, continuing the trend of the last
Friday the Allegheny Institute participated in a hearing on school district mergers and consolidations to examine whether PA should downsize the total district count of
In last week’s Policy Brief (Volume 11, Number 56), we documented the per capita spending and revenues for most of Allegheny County’s municipalities noting the
Giddy editorial writers at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette nearly hyperventilated recently upon learning the City’s median age had declined from 35.5 years in 2000 to 33.2
School districts around the region and across the Commonwealth are grappling with the realities of the coming fiscal year and exploring methods of cost-savings and
In anticipation of the formal count of population under the decennial Census comes the 2009 estimate of "incorporated places and minor civil divisions". Looking at
The official numbers from the decennial census will be arriving in the coming months. What does the existing estimate data show now? From the official
This week Allegheny County Council begins discussion on how to redraw the boundaries of the 13 district based seats to reflect the new Census count
U.S. Census data show that there were 16 cities that, as of the 2000 Census, had a minimal population of 300k and a maximum of
For those interested in seeing the sources from where the fifty states raise revenue-or at least where they did in 2011-the Census Bureau’s page on