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Kenosha, WI

99,578 people, 2024 · Census GEOID 5539225 · Census profile · mayors: being verified

Overall in 2023, Kenosha ranked #71 of 340 cities and 4th of 14 in its peer group, on 9 of 9 measures. Weigh the measures yourself · how ranks are made

Its peer group is Kenosha and the 13 cities most like it in 2005 (size, income, poverty, industry, growth, density, place), fixed since: Clarksville TN, Green Bay WI, Sioux Falls SD, Peoria IL, Davenport IA, Manchester NH, Fort Collins CO, Greeley CO, Cedar Rapids IA, Fargo ND, Huntsville AL, Topeka KS, Boulder CO · on the map, and why

Topline2005–2024Latest rank0506070809101112131415161718192021222324
Overall rankamong all cities with a score that year#71 of 340 cities · 4th of 14 in its peer group · 2023#134#89#100#110#80#49#210#92#179#195#143#84#205#157#157#288#112#124#71#62
people · size, not ranked96,33697,03897,80598,45698,78599,39799,56099,85999,70499,72899,47999,38899,78599,90899,94499,96399,25099,04999,08299,578
net movers per 100 residents · estimate · higher is better#97 of 340 cities · 7th of 14 in its peer group+0.7+0.3+0.3+0.2-0.1—-0.3-0.1-0.3-0.1-0.3-0.4+0.0+0.0+0.1-0.0-0.5-0.5-0.3+0.1
new homes per 1,000 residents · higher is better#230 of 271 cities with data · 13th of 13 in its peer group with data—4.83.11.51.11.51.40.3—0.51.33.70.30.32.30.34.21.31.10.8
rent as % of income · lower is better#37 of 340 cities · 7th of 14 in its peer group18.0%18.7%18.5%20.0%19.6%19.9%20.9%18.7%22.4%19.4%19.4%19.6%20.1%18.5%20.9%—18.6%18.4%19.8%19.7%
per 100,000 residents · lower is better#102 of 304 cities with data · 5th of 13 in its peer group with data3.14.12.03.04.02.0—1.05.05.04.03.05.04.05.07.013.18.11.03.0
per 100,000 residents · lower is better#80 of 295 cities with data · 3rd of 14 in its peer group———————————————41.037.327.329.326.1
jobs · size, not ranked34,41433,93733,62133,92835,23236,29333,20232,24432,05233,73134,18137,92339,47139,92640,64737,55440,30943,06343,029—
points ahead of the metro · higher is better#253 of 329 cities with data · 9th of 14 in its peer group · 2023-5.3+3.8-1.0+0.5+6.9+0.5-12.4+0.1+0.0-1.3-0.7+2.4-1.3-0.9+0.1-4.9-1.7+2.2-1.2—
people · size, not ranked——————43,97046,35344,18045,31347,51047,09549,02151,09249,941—48,63850,69054,74753,111
% of workforce · lower is better#86 of 340 cities · 8th of 14 in its peer group——————14.2%11.3%12.7%9.3%6.8%8.0%7.5%6.9%5.6%—5.4%4.3%3.3%4.0%
% of promises funded · not ranked: 38 cities report————————————————————
surplus as % of revenue · higher is better#70 of 314 cities with data · 7th of 14 in its peer group13%14%14%13%17%17%24%21%22%18%25%22%22%25%22%25%27%11%32%34%
dollars per resident · lower is better#142 of 314 cities with data · 8th of 14 in its peer group$2,914$3,601$2,945$2,797$2,763$2,652$2,446$2,457$2,098$1,762$1,372$1,555$1,424$1,430$2,282$2,402$2,496$2,470$2,462$2,492

Click a row for its source and its rank in every year. 1st is best whichever way the measure points. A rank is out of all 340 cities, or out of its peer group of 14; where some had no value that year it says “with data” and counts only those. An em dash is a year the source does not hold for Kenosha. A greyed homicide figure is a year the FBI holds as a transition year for this department. What each row is, and is not, is on the main page, with a link to every source in Sources.