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. �- io� <br /> 8 <br /> � <br /> From 1990-2000 three age groups experienced significant growth. The recent "baby boom echo" in <br /> the 5-14 cohort grew by 27%, while the 35-64 group grew by 32%. The 75+ age group also grew <br /> by 32%, with the 85+ subset growing by 60%. These shifts suggest the need to continually reassess <br /> the quantity and design of programs, services and facilities to meet changing age-related needs. <br /> Age Group 1990 2ppp Percentage Percent Change <br /> in 2000 1990-2000 <br /> Under 5 ears 5,200 5,679 7.9% 9% <br /> 5 to 9 ears 4,017 5,085 6.1% 27% <br /> 10 to l4 ears 3,387 4,309 5% 27% <br /> 15 to 24 ears 8,697 8,720 13.1% 0% <br /> 25 to 34 ears 14,667 14,250 22.2% -3% <br /> 35 to 4-4 ears 11,045 13,935 16.7% 26% <br /> 45 to 54 ears 6,655 9,981 10.1 % 50% <br /> 55 to 64 ears 4,799 5,752 7.3% 20% <br /> 65 to 74 ears 4,476 3,573 6.8% -20% <br /> 75 to 84 ears 2,433 3,001 3.7% 23% <br /> 85 ears and over 696 1,117 1.1% 60% <br /> Total o ulation 66,072 75,402 100% 14% <br /> Income <br /> In Redwood City the median household income rose 55% from $42,962 to $66,748 from 1990 to <br /> 2000. However, the regional economic slow down has eroded some of these income gains. T'he <br /> Department is committed to serving all segments of the community including residents with lower <br /> incomes such as the following segments of the population: <br /> ■ 14.3% of households earn less than $25,000 per year. <br /> ■ 3.9% of families (709) are below the poverty line. <br /> ' 9.1 % of families with female householders and with no husband present are below the <br /> poverty line. <br /> Annual lncome of Redwood City Residents <br /> 33% - <br /> between 30% - more <br /> 550,000 and than <br /> 5100,000 5100,000 <br /> 37% - less <br /> than 550,000 <br /> Community Demographics Survey APPENDIX 11 <br /> Results and Existing Measures � <br />