In 2002, 17% of employment was through educational, health, and social services industries, and 13% was in retail trade, and manufacturing. 10% was in professional and business services, followed by 9% in transportation and warehousing, and utilities. At 8%, construction, followed by finance, insurance, real estate, and rental, and leasing with 7%. Also at 7% is leisure and hospitality. Other industries include agriculture, fishing, mining, hunting, forestry, hunting, wholesale trade, public administration, and information.
The median income for a household in the city was $47,622, and the median income for a family was $56,080.
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