NORTHEAST INDIANA REGIONAL PROFILE
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N O R T H E AST I N D I A N A
REGIONAL PROFILE
GRAND RAPIDS
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SPRINGFIELD
ST LOUIS
THE 11 COUNTIES OF NORTHEAST INDIANA
ADAMS >> ALLEN >> DEKALB >> HUNTINGTON >> KOSCIUSKO >> LAGRANGE >> NOBLE >> STEUBEN >> WABASH >> WELLS >> WHITLEY
TA R G E T I N D U S T R I E S O F N O R T H E A S T I N D I A N A
DEFENSE & A EROSPAC E D I ST RI B U TI O N & E - CO MM E R C E F O O D & AG R I CULT URE
MEDICAL DEV I C E SPE C I A LTY I N S U R A N C E V E H I C LES
M A J O R E M P L OY E R S
COMPANY PRODUCT EMPLOYMENT*
General Medical & Surgical 10,930
Parkview Health Systems
Hospitals
Lutheran Health Network
General Medical & Surgical 5,317 INDIANA WAS THE FIRST
Hospitals
Zimmer Biomet Orthopedic Supplies 4,370
RIGHT-TO-WORK STATE IN THE
General Motors Trucks 3,900 GREAT LAKES REGION OF THE U.S.
Scrap Metal Processing & 2,902
Steel Dynamics, Inc.
Steel Manufacturing Right-to-work laws prohibit agreements
Sweetwater Sound
Sound Recording Studio and 1,970 between labor unions and employers that make
Equipment Distribution
Lincoln Financial Group Insurance 1,954
membership or payment of union dues or fees a
Book and Other Specialized 1,585 condition of employment.
LSC Communications
Printing
Aerospace/Defense 1,550
BAE Systems
Contractor
BFGoodrich Tires 1,475
*Full-time employees in Northeast Indiana E M P L OY M E N T & WA G E S
Source: Community Research Institute at Purdue Fort Wayne, 2020 Q4
2020 REGIONAL 2020 REGIONAL REGION
OCCUPATION EMPLOYMENT WAGE /US
A N N UA L EM P LOY ME N T
W O R K F O R C E BY P R I VAT E I N D U STRY Management 19,247 $44.11 80.3%
Legal 1,710 $52.73 96.7%
Computer &
29.3% Manufacturing Mathematical
5,888 $34.83 77.9%
20.0% Trade, Transportation & Utilities Architecture &
7,350 $35.76 83.4%
Engineering
17.2% Education & Health Services Healthcare Practitioners
21,358 $36.97 90.5%
& Technical
9.7% Leisure & Hospitality
Business & Financial
14,206 $32.08 83.2%
8.7% Professional & Business Services Operations
Life, Physical & Social
5.0% Construction Science
1,572 $33.50 87.9%
4.4% Financial Activities Construction & Extraction 18,403 $22.16 90.4%
Education, Training
3.4% Other Services & Library
18,087 $22.19 80.4%
1.0% Information Installation, Maintenance
18,899 $22.41 93.6%
& Repair
0.8% Natural Resources & Mining Source: Emsi, 2020.4; QCEW
Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, QCEW 2019
P O P U L AT I O N G R O W T H
YOUR MONEY GOES FURTHER HERE
1980* 626,654
It’s 44% more affordable to buy a house in
Fort Wayne compared to the national average,
1990* 651,444
and property tax is capped at 1%.
2000* 725,556 Source: National Association of Realtors, 2020
2010* 759,086
INDIANA HAS LEGISLATED 0.25%
2019^ 789,735
YEARLY REDUCTIONS
in the Corporate Adjusted Gross Income Tax
2030 1 MILLION PROJECTED until it reaches 4.9% in 2021.
Source: *US Census Bureau Decennial Census; ^US Census Bureau, Population Estimates
S TAT E TA X E S
7%
Sales & Use Tax
5.25% 3.23%
Corporate Individual Income Tax
3%
Business Personal
0%
Gross Receipts &
Income Tax Property Tax Inventory Tax
Source: Indiana Handbook of Taxes, Revenues and Appropriations FY, 2020
T R A N S P O R TAT I O N
AV E R AG E I ND UST RI AL
Served by two major interstate highways, U T I L I T Y C O S T S R ATE (COST/KWH)
I-69 (North/South) and I-80/90 (East/West), also
known as the Indiana Toll Road.
Fort Wayne International Airport is home
$.0731
to four major carriers: Allegiant Air, American,
Delta and United. Non-stop flights include: Atlanta, $.0707
Charlotte, Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Minneapolis and
Philadelphia.
$.0730
Served by two Class I freight railroads,
CSX and Norfolk Southern.
$.0652 $.0736 $.0655
NATURAL GAS
NIPSCO and Vectren are the region’s U S AV E RAGE: $.0681
primary suppliers of natural gas. Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, 2019
TA L E N T P I P E L I N E
DE G R E E S AWA R D E D BY R E G I O N A L U N I V E RSI T I ES
H I G H E R E D U C AT I O N
APPROX. ENROLLMENT
INSTITUTION* FALL 2020
18.2%
Purdue Fort Wayne 10,139
Engineering,
Ivy Tech Northeast 9,155 Computers, Math
Indiana Tech 6,932
19.2%
Trine University 4,972
Health
University of Saint Francis 2,199
26.2%
Grace College 2,029
Business
Manchester University 1,525
Huntington University 1,302
36.5%
Other
Indiana Wesleyan Fort Wayne 291
Source: Community Research Institute at Purdue Fort Wayne, 2020 Q4,
Source: Community Research Institute at Purdue Fort Wayne, 2020 Q4, National Center
National Center for Education Statistics, Indiana Wesleyan, Ivy Tech
for Education Statistics, Indiana Wesleyan, Ivy Tech, Manchester University, Huntington
University, Trine University
*Universities and colleges accredited by the North Central Association of Colleges & Schools
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January 2021
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