*SEWRPC intermediate growth projection
**SEWRPC high growth projection

Ozaukee County Population Graphs & Tables
County Population Table
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Municipal Populations	Town Population	Village Population	City Population

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Detailed  County Population

*SEWRPC intermediate growth projection on 1990 Number
**SEWRPC high growth projection on 1990 Number

Units Authorized by Building Permits: 2000 - 502

Source: MLS, Inc. Includes only those properties listed and sold through MLS, Inc. Includes single family, two family, multi-family, and condominiums.

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Ozaukee County has the second highest median household income in the State of Wisconsin!

Ozaukee County has the highest per capita income in the State of Wisconsin!

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• Interstate Highway 43

• Every city and village is served by a state trunk highway

• Union Pacific Railroad

• Canadian National

• 41 trucking and warehousing establishments

• Ozaukee County Transit

• Port of Milwaukee located 12 miles south

• West Bend Municipal Airport, located five miles west of the County

• Lawrence J. Timmerman Field, located six miles southwest of the County

• Milwaukee’s General Mitchell International Airport, located 20 miles south

• Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport, located 90 miles south

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Major Ozaukee County Employers

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Ozaukee County is served by the Grafton, Mequon-Thiensville, Cedarburg, Port Washington-Saukville, Northern Ozaukee, Cedar Grove-Belgium, and Random Lake School Districts.

Source:  Milwaukee Journal Sentinel August 28, 2002

The following post-secondary educational facilities serve Ozaukee County:

• Alverno College, City of Milwaukee
• Cardinal Stritch College, City of Glendale
• Carroll College, City of Waukesha
• Columbia College of Nursing, City of Milwaukee
• Concordia University, City of Mequon
• Marquette University, City of Milwaukee
• Medical College of Wisconsin, City of Wauwatosa
• Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design, City of Milwaukee
• Milwaukee School of Engineering, City of Milwaukee
• Mount Mary College, City of Milwaukee
• University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, City of Milwaukee

• Milwaukee Area Technical College, City of Mequon campus

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• Mequon-Thiensville Courant, Weekly
• Milwaukee Journal-Sentinel, Daily
• News Graphic, Biweekly
• Ozaukee Press, Weekly

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• We Energies Service Information: 1-800-242-9137

• Cedarburg Light & Water Utility  N30 W5926 Lincoln Boulevard Cedarburg, Wisconsin 53012 Service Information: (262) 375-7650

• Solid waste collection provided by a combination of public and private services

• Solid waste is landfilled at general-use landfills, located in adjacent counties

• All of the communities have initiated recycling programs

• Public sanitary sewerage systems together serve about 75 percent of the county population. The remainder is served by onsite sewage disposal systems

• Most of the communities in Ozaukee County have recently completed sewer system and treatment plant rehabilitation and expansion programs

• Ameritech, Inc. Business Service Information: In State: 1-800-660-3000 Out of State: 1-800-447-7738

• Verizon of Wisconsin Service Information: 1-800-483-5600

• Worldcom  Telecommunications Service Information: 1-800-888-0800

• Six publicly-owned water utilities serve approximately 50 percent of the county population

• Numerous small, private water utilities located predominantly in the City of Mequon and Village of Thiensville area

• We Energies Business Service: 1-800-664-0007 Residential Service: 1-800-242-4035

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Ozaukee County communities are served by a complete range of health facilities and health professionals, including St. Mary’s Hospital - Ozaukee, Mequon, and eight area clinics. In addition, the 23 area hospitals and 12 immediate care centers of Milwaukee County are readily accessible to Ozaukee County residents.

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Ozaukee County Economic Development Corporation
Cindy Hilgendorf
P.O. Box 473
Grafton, WI 53024-0473
Phone 262-377-2693 Fax 262-377-4470
 

University of Wisconsin-Extension, Ozaukee County
Paul Roback
121 W. Main Street
P.O. Box 994
Port Washington, Wisconsin 53074
Telephone: (262) 284-8288 or 238-8288
Facsimile: (262) 284-8100 or 238-8100

Some information has been updated since this report was submitted.