Who is ProvPlan? Mission to promote the economic and social well-being of the city, its people, and its neighborhoods. 501(c)3 non-profit created in 1992.

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Who is ProvPlan? Mission to promote the economic and social well-being of the city, its people, and its neighborhoods. 501(c)3 non-profit created in 1992 Public/Private Partnership Strong programmatic capacity Ready to Learn Providence YouthBuild Providence Local Learning Partnership/Making Connections New Roots Providence “Information for Change” Agenda Information intermediary and community convener Investments in GIS, data analysis, and web technology Expanding our capacity to examine statewide issues

CITY Linking people information with place information  Demographics  Jobs/Employment  Public Health  Education  Property/Land Use  Quality of Life  Public Safety NEIGHBORHOODS CENSUS PARCEL POLICE POSTS WARDS

Providence is growing, becoming more diverse, and getting younger. The city grew by 8%, the state only by 4.5%. Fastest growing city in New England and now 2 nd largest. Minority pop. increased 65% – City now 45% non-Hispanic White. Hispanic growth – Population doubled since 1990, now 30% of city. City has 17% overall state pop. – and 50% of state minority pop. 1 in 4 people in city under 18 – 11% increase since Under 18 population is 75% minority – and 45% Hispanic.

Source: U.S. Census 1990, 2000 Redistricting Data Total Growth: 12,890 Neighborhood Pop Population Change by Neighborhood, as Percent of Neighborhood Population Providence, RI

Source: U.S. Census 1990, 2000 Redistricting Data Change in Hispanic Population by Neighborhood, as Percent of 1990 Neighborhood Hispanic Population Providence, RI Hispanic Pop Citywide Hispanic Population Change: 27,164

Change in Non-Hispanic White Population by Neighborhood, as % of 1990 Neighborhood Non-Hispanic White Population Providence, RI Source: U.S. Census 1990, 2000 Redistricting Data Non-Hispanic White Population Change: - 24,324 N.H.White Pop

Source: U.S. Census 1990, 2000 Redistricting Data Change in Black/African American Population by Neighborhood, as Percent of 1990 Neighborhood Black/African American Population Providence, RI Black/AA Pop Black/African American Population Change: 1,415

Source: US Census

EDUCATION 38 of 45 schools were in need of improvement as of School Year ; only 2 were high performing. 15 schools were improving or making progress, but almost twice as many (29) showed insufficient progress. The district had a SY school mobility rate of 36% compared to 17% statewide. - Mobility rate is the total number of students entering or leaving a school between October 1st and June 1st divided by the average daily membership in the school. Providence suffers from low student achievement, significant student mobility, and a high dropout rate. The district had a SY dropout rate of 27% compared to 15% statewide.

Source: Providence School Department Providence School Department Enrollment,

School-Age Population: Race

High School Graduate or Higher, 2000 Providence, RI Neighborhoods Source: Census 2000 SF3 Universe: Population over 25 years. City rate: 65.8% State rate: 78.0%

Median Family Income in Providence Numbers on map indicate median family income for block groups rounded to nearest $1,000. Source: Census 2000 SF3 Providence has the largest concentration of both low-income and high-income families in RI. 40% of children in the city live in poverty (3 rd highest in the nation). Child poverty rate in RI is 17%. Incomes in Providence grew 2.5 times slower than the state rate. City: $32, 058 State: $54,781 When adjusted for inflation, median family income in the city actually decreased by 6%.

Unemployment in Providence Numbers on map indicate percent of civilian labor force unemployed for block groups. Source: Census 2000 SF3 Half the city’s neighborhoods have areas of unemployment 20% or higher. RI has the lowest rate of functional adult literacy according to a recent study. Only 1 in 5 new jobs in RI were located in Providence ( ). City rate: 9.3% State rate: 5.6%

“The Housing Scene” Assessment values increased by 47% Greatest growth has occurred on the East Side and South Side. Number of vacant units down by 30% Poorer neighborhoods improved, but still have higher vacancy rates. Lead levels experience steady decline Incidences of new lead poisoning for children under six declined from 25.6% in 1995 to 6.3% in RI had 3.7% new cases in Home ownership rates remain low and stagnant City rate is 34%. RI rate is 60%, and the national rate is 66%.

Since ,796 new units residential units between Jan ’02 and June ‘05 Citywide median residential sales price more than tripled between 2000 and 2005 Risk of foreclosures, subprime lending, and long waiting lists for public housing remain.

New Residential Units Number by Neighborhood with Affordability January 1, 2002 – June 30, 2005 NOTE: Affordability determined by organizational contact in DIS database and designation in DPD "Development Prospects" document (or through DPD correspondence). Analysis by ProvPlan Source: Department of Inspection & Standards (Permit Database) and Department of Planning & Development

The East Side remains the most expensive neighborhood to rent, but a two bedroom anywhere in the city will cost at least $1000, according to the 2005 Year End Rent Survey conducted by RI Housing.

Source: 2005 American Community Survey

Sources: 1990 & 2000 US Censuses, 2005 American Community Survey, Bureau of Labor Statistics Consumer Price Index -16.2% vs % vs % vs % vs 1999 Median Family Income – 2005 Dollars (Adjusted for Inflation) -7.5% vs % vs 1989

City Growth

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