Regional Economist
Gilliam, Hood River, Morrow, Sherman, Umatilla, Wasco, and Wheeler counties
1610 9th Court
Hood River, OR 97031
Hood River, OR 97031
(541) 645-0005
Articles
- 2017 Census of Agriculture – Gilliam County
- 2017 Census of Agriculture – Sherman County
- 2017 Census of Agriculture – Hood River County
- 2017 Census of Agriculture – Wasco County
- 2017 Census of Agriculture – Umatilla County
- Down on the Farm – 2017 Census of Agriculture for Oregon
- 2018 Travel Spending in Gilliam, Sherman, and Wheeler Counties
- Oregon’s Nonprofits in 2018
- Wasco County Visitors Logged Around 1.2 Million Overnight Stays in 2018
- Morrow County Travel Spending Surpasses $16 Million in 2018
- Umatilla County Travel Spending Rises to $168.3 Million in 2018
- Hood River County Visitors Logged Over One Million Overnight Stays in 2018
- Oregon’s Least Populated Counties Also Tend Be Its Oldest: 2018 Population Estimates by Age and Sex
- Wasco County Home to More Seniors than Oregon: 2018 Population Estimates by Age and Sex
- Umatilla County Is Much Younger than Oregon: 2018 Population Estimates by Age and Sex
- One out of Four Morrow County Residents Age 17 or Younger: 2018 Population Estimates by Age and Sex
- Hood River County is Younger but Not Necessarily Wiser than Oregon: 2018 Population Estimates by Age and Sex
- Morrow County Produces a Double-Digit Payroll Gain in 2018
- Sherman County’s 2018 Payroll Growth led by Retail Trade and Education and Health Services
- Wheeler County 2018 Payroll Growth Led by Other Services
- Gilliam County’s Payroll Rose by 9 Percent to $34.8 Million in 2018
- Truck Transportation in Oregon
- Manufacturing and Information Damper Wasco County’s Payroll Growth in 2018
- Umatilla County Payrolls Increase by 4 Percent in 2018 Despite a Small Job Loss
- Hood River County’s 2018 Payroll Growth Led by Manufacturing, Construction, and Professional and Technical Services
- Morrow County 2018 Year in Review: Highest Employment Growth Rate in Oregon
- Hood River County 2018 Year in Review: Strong Job Growth
- Wheeler County’s Per Capita Income Fell Slightly in 2017
- Sherman County’s Per Capita Income Dropped by Nearly Two Percent in 2017
- Gilliam County’s Per Capita Income Rose Faster than Oregon’s in 2017
- Wasco County’s Per Capita Personal Income Rose Slightly in 2017
- Umatilla County’s Per Capita Personal Income Rose Moderately in 2017
- Hood River County’s 2017 Per Capita Personal Income Rises to Fourth Highest in Oregon
- Morrow County’s Per Capita Personal Income Rose Slightly in 2017
- Oregon’s Aerospace Products and Parts Manufacturing Industry
- 2018 Population Estimates – Wheeler County and Incorporated Cities
- 2018 Population Estimates – Sherman County and Incorporated Cities
- 2018 Population Estimates – Gilliam County and Incorporated Cities
- Getting to Know the Administrative and Waste Services Sector
- 2018 Population Estimates – Wasco County and Incorporated Cities
- 2018 Population Estimates – Morrow County and Incorporated Cities
- 2018 Population Estimates – Hood River County and Incorporated Cities
- Labor Force Participation in the Columbia Basin
- Labor Force Participation in the Columbia Gorge
- Morrow County 2017 Payroll and Employment Growth
- Oregon Dairy Production Stalls as Milk Prices Fall
- Oregon Indian Tribal Gaming and Employment
- Columbia Basin Occupational Forecast: 2017-2027
- Columbia Gorge Occupational Forecast: 2017-2027
- Columbia Basin Industry Employment Forecast, 2017-2027
- Columbia Gorge Industry Employment Forecast, 2017-2027