Census Information Center
of Eastern Oklahoma
Established in October 2006 as a program of
the Community Service Council and the U.S. Census Bureau
The Census Information Center (CIC) Program is a cooperative program between the U.S.
Census Bureau and 47 national, regional, and local non-profit organizations.
Started in 1988, CIC represents the interests of underserved communities. The centers
serve as repositories of census data and reports, making census information and
data available to the public and the communities they serve. The CICs use
census data in areas such as program planning, advocacy, needs assessment,
defining service areas, public policy development, developing new business
enterprises, and conducting race/ethnic-related research. (Census
Information Centers website, 12/06 ...
read more)
CIC Video
Using Tulsa's Census Information Center
The CIC frequently publishes data reports online.
Visit this web page often for the latest information.
In addition to the materials on the website, hard copy
information is available from the Community Service Council, during their
regular business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. except
holidays. Extensive copies may require a small copy fee of 7 cents per page.
For special data requests, please contact Jan Figart,
jfigart@csctulsa.org.
Please place the words Census Information Center in the “subject” line of the
email. Special requests may require additional time. Extensive searches
or analysis of data for presentations or grants may require an additional fee.
Using Census Information
CIC provides consultation and training so
that people can utilize U.S. census data more effectively.
Getting
the Most from US Census Data - compares and gives step by step instructions on
accessing Decennial Census data, Population Estimates data, and American
Community Survey data. (Prepared by Melanie Poulter, CIC/CSC, revised
May 2007.)
Census changes and
economic conditions featured at 2009 conference of the National Association of
Planning Councils
The Community Service Council is a member of the
National Association of Planning Councils, and CSC Executive Director Phil
Dessauer and CIC Director Jan Figart participated in
NAPC's
annual conference in Austin March 2-4. The opening panel at City Hall
described coming Census changes and implications for local communities.
Dessauer and Figart led a session on The Perfect
Storm. Labor economist Heidi Shierholz, Ph.D., from the Economic
Policy Institute in Washington, D.C., discussed the current economic crisis and
ways forward. More about the conference, and downloadable presentations:
http://www.communityplanning.org/2009%20NAPC%20Conference.htm Also,
Jan Figart was honored with the 2009
Judith Rothbaum Award for excellence in using social indicators for
community action.
CIC
Publications
CIC
E-News, 2009:
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
CIC
E-News, 2008:
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
CIC Reports:
(PDF files)
#1,
About Population Projections (published 12/3/07)
#2,
Labor Force Projections (published 12/3/07)
#3, Prenatal Care
(published 2/1/08)
#4,
Homelessness (published
2/1/08)
#5, Homelessness, Part 2
(published
3/26/08)
#6, Nativity and Language
(published 4/8/08)
#7, Geographic Mobility
(published 3/27/08)
#8, Sexually Transmitted Infections
(published 4/17/08)
#9, Diabetes and Cardiovascular Disease
(published 4/17/08)
#10, Homicides of Infants
(published 6/6/08)
#11, Unintended Pregnancy (published 9/2/08)
#12, Income (published
September 2008)
#13, Food
Insecurities (published September 2008)
#14, Disability
(published October 2008)
#15,
Population Trends (published October 2008)
#16,
Tuition Costs for Higher Education (published October 2008)
#17,
Grandparents As Caregivers (published January 2009)
#18, Unemployment
(published January 2009)
#19,
Tulsa and Oklahoma County Public School Membership 2006 and 2007 (published
February 2009)
#20, Homelessness
(published February 2009)
#22, WIC Data (published
April 2009)
Episteme Series:
(PDF files)
Analysis of Teen Pregnancy in Tulsa County 1995-2006 (published 2009)
Teen Dropout
(published 2009)
Other Publications and Presentations:
Projecting
Into the Future--Oklahoma's People and Their Needs: Demographics, and
Maternal Care (PowerPoint - January 2008)
Oklahoma
in Focus--Census Data
The Community Service Council and Metropolitan Human Services
Commission prepare a Community Profile indicators report each year, to provide a "snapshot" of conditions, trends, and
needs affecting people in the greater Tulsa area. The report is widely
used by Tulsa Area United Way, other funders, human services planners, service providers, and other interested groups and individuals.
Video about CSC's data services
2009 COMMUNITY PROFILE REPORT
2009 Community Profile: Tulsa County - Demographics (PowerPoint)
2009 Community Profile: Tulsa County - Human Development
(PowerPoint)
2009 Community Profile:
Canadian County Early Childhood Indicators (PowerPoint)
2009 Community Profile:
Haskell County Early Childhood Indicators (PowerPoint)
2009 Community
Profile: Latimer County Early Childhood Indicators (PowerPoint)
2009 Community Profile:
LeFlore County Early Childhood Indicators (PowerPoint)
2009 Community Profile:
Muskogee County Early Childhood Indicators (PowerPoint)
2009 Community Profile:
Pittsburg County Early Childhood Indicators (PowerPoint)
2009 Community Profile:
Stephens County (PowerPoint)
2008 COMMUNITY PROFILE REPORT
2008
Community Profile: Tulsa County Demographics-A
(PowerPoint)
2008 Community
Profile: Tulsa County Demographics-B (PowerPoint)
2008 Community
Profile: Tulsa County Adolescents (PowerPoint)
2008 Community Profile: Tulsa County Adults and Families At
Risk (PowerPoint)
2008 Community
Profile: Tulsa County Early Childhood (PowerPoint)
2008
Community Profile: Tulsa County Human Development
(PowerPoint)
2008 Community Profile: Broken Arrow and Wagoner County Demographics
(PowerPoint)
2008
Community Profile: Broken Arrow and Wagoner County Families At
Risk (PowerPoint)
2008 Community Profile: Broken Arrow and Wagoner County Human
Development (PowerPoint)
2008 Community
Profile: Creek County Demographics (PowerPoint)
2008
Community Profile: Creek County Families At Risk
(PowerPoint)
2008
Community Profile: Creek County Human Development
(PowerPoint)
2008 Community Profile: Early Childhood Indicators, Choctaw
County (PowerPoint)
2008
Community Profile: Early Childhood Indicators, Creek County
(PowerPoint)
2008 Community Profile: Early Childhood Indicators, McCurtain
County (PowerPoint)
2008 Community Profile: Early Childhood Indicators, Pushmataha
County (PowerPoint)
2008 Community
Profile: Early Childhood Indicators, Tulsa County
(PowerPoint)
2007 COMMUNITY PROFILE REPORT
Specific
geographic areas (multiple topics):
2007 Community Profile: Tulsa County (PowerPoint)
PDF version of report (quicker to download)
2007
Community Profile: Bryan County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile: Canadian County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile: Cherokee County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile:
Creek County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile: Garfield County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community
Profile: Haskell County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community
Profile: Latimer County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community
Profile: Le Flore County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community
Profile: Muskogee County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community
Profile: Okmulgee County (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile: Rogers County Early Childhood
Indicators (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile: Wagoner County
(PowerPoint)
2007
Community Profile: Woods County (PowerPoint)
Special topics:
2007 Community Profile:
Young Children At Risk
(PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile: Adolescents At Risk (PowerPoint)
2007
Community Profile:
Adults and Families At Risk
(PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile Demographics and Narrative (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile Report, Employment and Economics (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile Report, Human Development (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile, Oklahoma's Women and Children (PowerPoint)
2007 Community Profile Report for St. John Presentation 3/14/07 (pdf)
2006 Community Profile Report
2006 Community Profile
Report for Tulsa County (PowerPoint) -
Final, March 2006
PDF version of report
(quicker to download)
Community Profile 2006 for Creek County (PowerPoint) -
PDF version
Community Profile 2006 for Okmulgee County (PowerPoint)-
PDF version
Community Profile 2006 for Wagoner County/Broken Arrow (PowerPoint)-
PDF version
Community
Profile 2006 for MAEDA - Presented
to TAUW agency executive directors 1/19/06
2005 Community Profile Report
The following sections
may be downloaded as PowerPoint files.
Community Profile 2005: Tulsa County
Community Profile 2005: Cherokee County
Community Profile 2005: Creek County
Community Profile 2005: Garfield County
Community Profile 2005: Okmulgee County
Community Profile 2005:
Wagoner County/Broken Arrow
2004 Community Profile Report
The following 16
sections make up the full report. Each section is a PowerPoint file.
Demographic Trends in Tulsa County
Human Investment Industry & Self-Sufficiency Tools in Tulsa County
Risk Factors for Infants & Young Children
People with Disabilities
Child
Care
Literacy
Youth Tobacco Use & Substance Abuse
Crime Trends
Health & Mortality
Best Practices
Broken Arrow/Wagoner County, Part 1
Broken Arrow/Wagoner County, Part 2
Creek, County, Part 1
Creek County, Part 2
Okmulgee County, Part 1
Okmulgee County, Part 2
Community Profile Tulsa MSA Density Maps by Selected Variables 2004
Community Profile Tulsa County and MSA Selected Variables 2004
Racial Disparities - Community Profile Report, 2004
Comments
and Geriatric Statistics from the Community Profile 2004
Title: US
Census Maps 2000-2008 and 2007-2008 for States, Counties and Metropolitan
Statistical Areas
Source: US
Census Bureau 2008
Date: 2009
Format:
PowerPoint
Title:
Oklahoma Population Estimates by MSA
Source: Oklahoma Department of Commerce
Date: March 2008
Format: Excel,
PDF
Title:
Population Change Estimates by County including Births, Deaths, and Net
Migration
Date: March 2009
Source: US
Census Bureau
Format: Excel
More data
The Northeast Oklahoma CIC is a program of the Community Service Council.
For more information, please
email Jan Figart.
