Connecticut
at a Glance:
Derby
created by
The CenterEdge Project
· The
population of Derby increased from 12,199 in 1990 to 12,391 in
2000.
· The
median income of residents in Derby increased from $35,808 in 1990 to $45,670
in 2000. The median income measures
the income of households in the middle of the income spread.
· When
adjusted for inflation, median income increased 3.2% from 1990 to 2000.
· The
number of jobs in Derby decreased from $5,510 in 1993 to $5,070
in 1998.
· The
property tax base per household increased from $127,950 in 1995 to $140,718
in 2000. This is a measure of how
much wealth in the form of taxable property a community has, divided by the
number of households in the community.
· The
property tax base decreased 3% from 1995 to 2000, adjusting for
inflation.
· In 2000, Derby property tax base per pupil
was $389,310. This is a measure
of how much wealth in the form of taxable property a community has, divided by
the number of students in the public schools.
· Derby
received $3,694 per pupil in state education aid in 2000.
· In 2000, 32.7% of the elementary
school children in Derby schools were eligible for free or reduced-price school
lunch; 22.7% were non-Asian minorities.
· Enrollment in Derby schools increased
16.0% between 1993 and 2000.