Tampa Bay Market Report 2002 -- Executive Summary -- Tampa Bay's Workforce -- Wages and Income -- Business and Economic Conditions -- Education Indicators.
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26 PERSONAL INCOME T able 9 Tampa Bay Region Personal Income19982000% Growth in LocationAggregate Income*Per Capita IncomeAggregate Income*Per Capita IncomePer Capita Income Hernando$2,780,392 $21,784 $3,014,099 $22,921 5.22% Hillsborough$24,667,034 $25,558 $27,541,096 $27,458 7.43% Manatee$7,464,963 $29,370 $8,256,780 $31,064 5.77% Pa sc o$ 7, 255,721 $21,919 $8,393,310 $24,153 10.19% Pinellas$26,515,267 $29,041 $28,875,630 $31,321 7.85% Po lk$10,121,517 $21,469 $11,306,380 $23,285 8.46% Sa ra so ta$11,626,741 $36,466 $12,245,998 $37,430 2.64% Ta mpa Bay$90,431,635 $26,745 $99,633,293 $28,610 6.97% Florida$405,146,187 $26,161 $445,739,968 $27,764 6.13% Source: Regional Economic Information System (REIS) of the Federal Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) Note: Expressed in thousands of Dollars Ta ble M9 Tampa Bay Region Personal Income19982000% Growth in LocationAggregate Income*Per Capita IncomeAggregate Income*Per Capita IncomePer Capita Income Lakeland-Winter Haven, FL MSA$10,121,517 $21,469 $11,306,380 $23,285 8.46% Sa ra s ota-Bradenton, FL MSA$19,091,704 $33,319 $20,502,778 $34,577 3.78% Tam pa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL MSA$61,218,414 $26,197 $67,824,135 $28,214 7.70% Ta mpa Bay$90,431,635 $26,745 $99,633,293 $28,610 6.97% Co mparison Universe Atlanta, GA MSA$116,795,660 $30,121 $136,832,483 $33,013 9.60% Phoenix-Mesa, AZ MSA$77,874,169 $25,329 $90,308,896 $27,564 8.82% Denver-Boulder-Greeley, CO CMSA$78,606,354 $31,947 $94,440,297 $36,370 13.84% Orlando, FL MSA$38,426,208 $24,508 $43,921,185 $26,523 8.22% Charlotte-Gastonia-Rock Hill, NC-SC MSA$40,358,859 $28,212 $46,599,513 $30,901 9.53% Austin-San Marcos, TX MSA$32,797,474 $28,382 $40,483,241 $32,039 12.88% Source: Regional Economic Information System (REIS) of the Federal Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA); Note: Expressed in thou sands of Dollars P ersonal income and per capita personal income are reported in Table 9.In 2000, the latest year for which data is available, Pi nellas County workers received 28.98% of the Tampa Bay region's aggregate personal income.Hillsborough County workers received 27.64%.Workers in the other Tampa Bay counties received smaller proportions of the aggregate personal income.Per capita personal income was highest in Sarasota County ($37,430) and lowest in Hernando County ($22,921). Between 1998 and 2000,the growth rate in per capita personal income was fastest for P asco County (10.19%) and slowest for Saraso ta County (2.64%).In 1998,aggregate personal income for the Ta mpa Bay region was slightly over $90.4 billion,and personal income grew to just under $99.7 billion in 2000.Per capita personal income in the Tampa Bay region, $26,745 in 1998,rose 6.97% to $28,610 in 2000.By comparison,the 1998 total personal income for Florida was slightly ov er $405.1 billion and grew to just over $445.7 billion in 2000.Per capita personal income in Florida was $26,161 in 1998, r ising 6.13% to $27,764 in 2000. Table M9 re ports 1998 and 2000 Tampa Bay personal income and per capita personal income aggregated by its three MSAs,and also includes personal income data for the selected comparison MSAs.The Tampa Bay MSA-aggregate had personal income slightly ov er $90.4 billion in 1998 and slightly over $99.6 billion in 2000.The MSA with the highest per capita income in the Tampa Bay MSA-aggregate was Sarasota-Bradenton with $33,319 in 1998 and $34,577 in 2000.In 2000,the Denver-Boulder-Greeley CMSA had the highest per capita personal income at $36,370.The lowest per capita income in the Ta mpa Bay MSA-aggregate and among the comparison MSAs was recorded in the La keland-Winter Haven MSA at $21,469 in 1998 and $23,285 in 2000.The growth of the Tampa Bay MSAaggregate's personal income between 1998 and 2000 was 6.97%.Among the comparison MSAs,the Denver-BoulderGreeley CMSA had the highest growth rate with 13.84%,and the Orlando MSA had the slowest growth rate with 8.22% over the same time period. Differences in per capita personal income among the three MSAs of Tampa Bay were smaller in 2000 than they were in 1998.The decline in per capita personal income differences is partly because the MSA with the highest per capita personal income, Sa r asota-Bradenton,experienced a slower growth rate than did the MSA with the lowest per capita personal income, L akeland-Winter Haven.
32 P anel A Lakeland-Winter Haven, FL MSAEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthDivision1999Total2000Total99-00 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries586 6.45%575 6.29%-1.88% Mining and Construction1,030 11.34%1,035 11.32%0.49% Manufacturing466 5.13%471 5.15%1.07% Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities453 4.99%450 4.92%-0.66% Tr ade2,679 29.49%2,724 29.78%1.68% Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate740 8.15%769 8.41%3.92% Services3,130 34.46%3,123 34.14%-0.22% Tota ls9,084 100.00%9,147 100.00%0.69% P anel B Sarasota-Bradenton, FL MSAEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthDivision1999Total2000Total99-00 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries640 3.84%622 3.73%-2.81% C onstruction2,127 12.75%2,186 13.10%2.77% Manufacturing724 4.34%676 4.05%-6.63% Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities481 2.88%481 2.88%0.00% Tr ade4,363 26.15%4,345 26.03%-0.41% Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate1,590 9.53%1,594 9.55%0.25% Services6,762 40.52%6,789 40.67%0.40% Tota ls16,687 100.00%16,693 100.00%0.04% P anel C Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater, FL MSAEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthDivision1999Total2000Total99-00 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries1,710 2.98%1,726 2.95%0.94% Mining and Construction5,572 9.70%5,845 9.98%4.90% Manufacturing2,530 4.40%2,525 4.31%-0.20% Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities1,982 3.45%2,037 3.48%2.77% Tr ade15,965 27.78%16,190 27.64%1.41% Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate5,747 10.00%5,882 10.04%2.35% Services23,961 41.70%24,377 41.61%1.74% To tals57,467 100.00%58,582 100.00%1.94% Panel D Atlanta, GA MSAEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthDivision1999Total2000Total99-00 Mining and Construction11,692 10.70%11,692 10.79%0.00% Manufacturing4,899 4.48%4,792 4.42%-2.18% Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities4,616 4.22%4,685 4.33%1.49% Tr ade32,897 30.09%32,224 29.75%-2.05% Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate11,345 10.38%11,817 10.91%4.16% Services43,873 40.13%43,109 39.80%-1.74% Tota ls109,322 100.00%108,319 100.00%-0.92% P anel E Phoenix-Mesa, AZ MSAEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthDivision1999Total2000Total99-00 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries1,946 2.74%2,003 2.76%2.93% Mining and Construction7,144 10.05%7,388 10.18%3.42% Manufacturing3,467 4.88%3,473 4.78%0.17% Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities2,534 3.56%2,615 3.60%3.20% Tr ade20,555 28.92%20,569 28.33%0.07% Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate7,609 10.70%7,912 10.90%3.98% Services27,831 39.15%28,649 39.46%2.94% To tals71,086 100.00%72,609 100.00%2.14% Pa nel F Orlando, FL MSAEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthDivision1999Total2000Total99-00 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries1,320 3.30%1,355 3.30%2.65% C onstruction3,944 9.85%4,139 10.07%4.94% Manufacturing1,547 3.86%1,544 3.76%-0.19% Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities1,613 4.03%1,632 3.97%1.18% Tr ade11,976 29.92%12,135 29.53%1.33% Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate3,859 9.64%3,992 9.71%3.45% Services15,771 39.40%16,302 39.67%3.37% To tals40,030 100.00%41,099 100.00%2.67% P anel G Charlotte-Gastonia-Rock Hill, NC-SC MSAEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthDivision1999Total2000Total99-00 Mining and Construction5,321 14.02%5,546 14.10%4.23% Manufacturing2,619 6.90%2,670 6.79%1.95% Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities1,619 4.26%1,696 4.31%4.76% Tr ade13,807 36.37%14,077 35.79%1.96% Services14,597 38.45%15,341 39.01%5.10% To tals37,963 100.00%39,330 100.00%3.60% P anel H Austin-San Marcos, TX MSAEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthDivision1999Total2000Total99-00 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries575 2.01%604 2.03%5.04% C onstruction2,799 9.77%2,919 9.82%4.29% Manufacturing1,419 4.95%1,447 4.87%1.97% Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities954 3.33%1,007 3.39%5.56% Tr ade7,342 25.63%7,523 25.31%2.47% Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate3,006 10.49%3,151 10.60%4.82% Services12,553 43.82%13,068 43.97%4.10% To tals28,648 100.00%29,719 100.00%3.74% T able M10 Tampa Bay MSA-Aggregate Business Establishments by Industry DivisionsEstablishmentsPercent ofEstablishmentsPercent ofGrowthEstablishmentsEstablishments Division1999Total2000Total99-002001*2002* Agriculture, Forestry, & Fisheries2, 936 3.53%2,923 3.46%-0.44%2,910 2,897 Mining and Construction8,729 10.49%9,066 10.74%3.86%9,416 9,780 Manufacturing3,720 4.47%3,672 4.35%-1.29%3,625 3,578 Tr ansportation, Comm., & Utilities2,916 3.50%2,968 3.52%1.78%3,021 3,075 Trade2 3,007 27.64%23,259 27.55%1.10%23,514 23,771 Finance, Insurance, & Real Estate8,077 9.70%8,245 9.77%2.08%8,416 8,592 Services33,853 40.67%34,289 40.62%1.29%34,731 35,178 To tals83,238 100.00%84,422 100.00%1.42%85,623 86,841 Source: ES202 (Covered Employment and Wages), US Bureau of Labor Statistics CEDR Estimate T able M10 r eports the number of businesses (participating in a State's unemployment insurance program) by industry division in the Tampa Bay MSAaggregate in 1999 (the earliest year for which data is nationally available) and 2000.Business establishments reported in this table are based on ES202 data released by the U.S.Bureau of Labor Statistics covering MSAs throughout the nation. (Note that the national data upon which T able M10 is based does not include industry division,Public Administration. P ublic Administration is included in the Fl orida-ES202 data.) There were 83,238 business establishments in the Tampa Bay MSA-aggregate in 1999 and 84,422 in 2000,for a 1.42% growth rate.Service businesses were the most common,comprising slightly over 40% of the Tampa Bay MSA-aggregate industry structure in 2000.That same year, manufacturing businesses accounted for 4.35% of the structure. P anels A through C of Table M10 r eport the number of business establishments in each of the three MSAs of the Tampa Bay MSA-aggregate for 1999 and 2000.
38 ECONOMIC ACTIVITY BEFORE & AFTER 9/11 It is widely accepted that the terrorist attacks of September 11,2001 had significant impacts on the U.S.economy.We examine selected measures of the region's economic activity before and after the terrorist attacks. Wh en interpreting these measures,we c aution that it is difficult,at best,to separate the 9/11 impacts from the effects of a national recession that is generally r ecognized to have begun in March 2001. Appendix A:Selected Economic Indicators for Tampa Bay before September 11,2001 shows labor market measures as well as gross sales,bed tax revenues,and housing permits. The monthly measurements shown are for A ugust,September,and October in the years 1999,2000,and 2001.Notably,the unemployment rate increased to 4.06% in October 2001 from 3.86% in September 2001.In both 1999 and 2000,the unemployment rate declined in October from the previous September.Gross sales fell to $8.5 billion in October 2001 from almost $8.9 billion in September 2001.Bed tax re venues also fell to $2.25 million in October 2001 from $2.50 million in September 2001. APPENDIX B: Selected Economic Indicators For Tampa Bay After September 11, 2001 P eriodLabor Force% ChangeEmployment% ChangeUnemployment% ChangeUnemployment Rate% Change Aug-011,807,692 1,740,644 67,048 3.71% Sep-011,797,437 -0.57%1,728,042 -0.72%69,395 3.50%3.86%4.09% Oct-011,798,665 0.07%1,725,556 -0.14%73,109 5.35%4.06%5.28% Nov-011,799,733 0.06%1,725,894 0.02%73,839 1.00%4.10%0.94% Dec-011,798,718 -0.06%1,725,473 -0.02%73,235 -0.82%4.07%-0.76% Jan-021,757,947 -2.27%1,676,877 -2.82%81,070 10.70%4.61%13.27% F eb-021,763,459 0.31%1,687,325 0.62%76,134 -6.09%4.32%-6.38% Mar-021,769,150 0.32%1,695,550 0.49%73,600 -3.33%4.16%-3.64% Apr-021,772,046 0.16%1,695,683 0.01%76,273 3.63%4.30%3.46% May-021,783,901 0.67%1,708,109 0.73%75,792 -0.63%4.25%-1.29% Jun-021,785,238 0.07%1,701,196 -0.40%84,042 10.89%4.71%10.80% Jul-021,806,106 1.17%1,722,360 1.24%83,746 -0.35%4.64%-1.50% Aug-021,811,225 0.28%1,724,207 0.11%87,018 3.91%4.80%3.61% Sep-021,787,939 -1.29%1,701,913 -1.29%85,306 -1.97%4.77%-0.69% Oct-021,786,093 -0.10%1,705,044 0.18%81,049 -4.99%4.54%-4.89% P eriodGross Sales% ChangeTourism-Bed Tax% ChangeHousing Permits% Change Aug-01$8,554,599,592 3,181,379 2,844 Sep-01$8,878,204,880 3.78%2,503,693 -21.30%2,751 -3.27% Oct-01$8,502,341,527 -4.23%2,353,028 -6.02%2,461 -10.54% Nov-01$8,570,851,140 0.81%2,678,601 13.84%3,145 27.79% Dec-01$8,273,677,721 -3.47%2,706,130 1.03%3,026 -3.78% Jan-02$12,706,386,386 53.58%3,361,695 24.23%3,810 25.91% F eb-02$9,073,167,994 -28.59%4,773,364 41.99%3,130 -17.85% Mar-02$8,492,423,676 -6.40%5,831,055 22.16%2,865 -8.47% Apr-02$10,259,305,538 20.81%4,856,061 -16.72%3,252 13.51% May-02$8,169,398,912 -20.37%3,862,988 -20.45%3,031 -6.80% Jun-02$7,872,974,696 -3.63%3,186,800 -17.50%3,226 6.43% Jul-02$8,005,034,374 1.68%3,299,550 3.54%3,841 19.06% Aug-02$8,896,414,995 11.14%4,207 9.53% Sep-02 2,3 82 -43.38% Oct-02 Source: Compiled from CEDR Databases. Series reflect most recent data available at publication. APPENDIX A: Selected Economic Indicators For Tampa Bay Before September 11, 2001 P eriodLabor Force% ChangeEmployment% ChangeUnemployment% ChangeUnemployment Rate% Change Aug-991,692,963 1,642,317 50,646 2.99% Sep-991,691,404 -0.09%1,638,911 -0.21%52,493 3.65%3.10%3.74% Oct-991,702,508 0.66%1,652,159 0.81%50,349 -4.08%2.96%-4.71% Aug-001,726,417 1,676,385 50,032 2.90% Sep-001,726,060 -0.02%1,674,020 -0.14%52,040 4.01%3.01%4.03% Oct-001,741,432 0.89%1,692,602 1.11%48,830 -6.17%2.80%-7.00% Aug-011,807,692 1,740,644 67,048 3.71% Sep-011,797,437 -0.57%1,728,042 -0.72%69,395 3.50%3.86%4.09% Oct-011,798,665 0.07%1,725,556 -0.14%73,109 5.35%4.06%5.28% P eriodGross Sales% ChangeTourism-Bed Tax% ChangeHousing Permits% Change Aug-99$8,000,177,229 $2,969,575 3,919 Sep-99$8,267,901,858 3.35%$2,554,513 -13.98%2,456 -37.33% Oct-99$8,560,931,374 3.54%$2,793,191 9.34%2,893 17.79% Aug-00$8,250,374,961 $3,149,386 2,374 Sep-00$8,553,502,499 3.67%$2,825,765 -10.28%3,045 28.26% Oct-00$9,410,973,384 10.02%$2,910,149 2.99%2,034 -33.20% Aug-01$8,554,599,591 $3,181,379 2,844 Sep-01$8,878,204,880 3.78%$2,503,693 -21.30%2,751 -3.27% Oct-01$8,502,341,527 -4.23%$2,353,028 -6.02%2,461 -10.54% Source: Compiled from CEDR Databases.
39 In 1999 and 2000,both gross sales and the bed tax revenues increased in October from the previous September. Appendix B:Selected Economic Indicators for Tampa Bay after September 11,2001 depicts the same measures as shown in Appendix A.The monthly measurements r un from August 2001 to the most recent month for which data is available in 2002. Si nce the unemployment rate was 4.06% in October 2001,it increased to 4.54% by October 2002.However,gross sales appear to have quickly recovered,so that August 2002 sales of nearly $8.9 billion exceed any single month in the August to December 2001 period.Bed tax revenues have similarly re sponded.July 2002 revenues of $3.3 million are higher than any single month in the August to December 2001 period. Appendix C:Selected Economic Indicators for Tampa Bay by County after September 11,2001 re ports the unemployment rate, gross sales,and bed tax revenues by county from August 2001 to the most recent month for which data is available in 2002.From S eptember 2001 to October 2001,Pinellas County experienced the biggest jump,among Ta mpa Bay counties,in its unemployment rate.In Pinellas County,the unemployment rate increased to 3.94% in October 2001 from 3.51% in September 2001.In Polk and Sa ra sota counties,unemployment declined between September and October 2001.All Ta mpa Bay counties had higher unemployment rates in September 2002 than in September 2001.Year over year,August 2001 to August 2002,only Pinellas County re ports a decline in gross sales.For all counties,except Hernando and Pasco,there is a drop in bed tax revenues from August 2001 to September 2001.The biggest change was a $342,490 decline in Pinellas County. The data indicate that by March 2002 bed, tax revenues for all counties were above the A ugust 2001 levels. APPENDIX C: Selected Economic Indicators for Tampa Bay by County After September 11, 2001P anel A: Unemployment Rate P eriodHernandoHillsboroughManateePascoPinellasPolkSarasotaTampa Bay Aug-013.42%3.36%3.25%3.72%3.34%6.88%2.45%3.71% Sep-013.76%3.47%3.27%3.76%3.51%6.78%3.18%3.86% Oct-014.05%3.71%3.65%4.14%3.94%6.28%3.11%4.06% Nov-014.31%3.89%3.44%4.45%4.15%5.59%2.92%4.10% Dec-014.29%3.86%3.26%4.41%4.08%5.78%2.83%4.07% Jan-025.31%4.38%3.61%5.31%4.75%5.80%3.47%4.61% F eb-024.83%4.15%3.42%4.88%4.57%5.33%2.90%4.32% Mar-024.91%3.97%3.36%4.74%4.36%5.17%2.80%4.16% Apr-025.38%4.11%3.46%5.02%4.43%5.17%3.21%4.30% May-025.37%4.16%3.42%4.90%4.27%5.24%2.99%4.25% Jun-025.94%4.58%3.82%5.40%4.47%6.54%3.27%4.71% Jul-025.57%4.38%4.04%5.02%4.24%7.17%3.43%4.64% Aug-025.52%4.56%4.45%5.06%4.42%7.54%3.22%4.80% Sep-025.24%4.49%4.40%4.99%4.46%7.11%3.70%4.77% Oct-024.78%4.31%4.27%4.79%4.41%6.30%3.41%4.54% P anel B: Gross Sales P eriodHernandoHillsboroughManateePascoPinellasPolkSarasotaTampa Bay Aug-01$335,726,551 $3,242,318,096 $517,443,287 $448,409,700 $2,210,143,640 $1,122,361,013 $678,197,304 $8,554,599,592 Sep-01$345,967,150 $3,622,326,825 $512,984,211 $444,974,478 $2,104,094,622 $1,125,261,904 $722,595,690 $8,878,204,880 Oct-01$317,702,442 $3,274,217,842 $537,561,363 $450,379,822 $2,125,921,176 $1,107,983,541 $688,575,341 $8,502,341,527 Nov-01$342,439,149 $3,291,428,810 $529,978,541 $446,509,966 $2,112,943,222 $1,148,359,256 $699,192,197 $8,570,851,140 Dec-01$368,233,391 $3,104,403,129 $559,397,072 $444,911,378 $1,963,890,299 $1,111,142,029 $721,700,422 $8,273,677,721 Jan-02$380,431,481 $4,643,576,736 $835,944,813 $594,749,670 $3,650,825,477 $1,527,395,593 $1,073,462,614 $12,706,386,386 F eb-02$322,702,770 $3,533,605,027 $619,820,217 $495,202,201 $2,231,964,421 $1,070,845,420 $799,027,937 $9,073,167,994 Mar-02$326,137,684 $3,186,631,418 $555,168,259 $478,676,143 $2,107,419,413 $1,051,604,804 $786,785,954 $8,492,423,676 Apr-02$356,669,690 $3,804,794,554 $695,080,777 $544,285,524 $2,412,793,641 $1,460,883,942 $984,797,409 $10,259,305,538 May-02$367,594,534 $3,705,891,365 $595,732,732 $501,620,110 $2,172,868,714 $1,199,594,621 $814,168,140 $9,357,470,217 Jun-02$363,977,230 $3,567,243,429 $596,042,218 $493,335,367 $2,270,760,634 $1,254,659,142 $783,549,170 $9,329,567,190 Jul-02$330,677,553 $3,686,141,894 $604,906,990 $516,653,571 $2,508,940,990 $1,290,818,105 $792,287,090 $9,730,426,194 Aug-02$358,611,344 $3,589,346,690 $519,697,907 $472,070,283 $2,051,924,233 $1,185,185,225 $719,579,314 $8,896,414,995 Source: Compiled from CEDR Databases. Series reflect most recent data available at publication. P anel C: Tourism-Bed Tax P eriodHernandoHillsboroughManateePascoPinellasPolkSarasotaTampa Bay Aug-01$14,498 $1,162,925 $158,149 $43,878 $1,052,369 $349,445 $400,115 $3,181,379 Sep-01$17,466 $1,011,684 $109,250 $45,585 $709,879 $310,062 $299,767 $2,503,693 Oct-01$17,356 $858,465 $126,426 $30,931 $924,042 $201,612 $194,196 $2,353,028 Nov-01$20,709 $1,105,828 $140,610 $27,545 $888,680 $239,675 $255,554 $2,678,601 Dec-01$19,981 $1,006,436 $188,164 $38,265 $870,331 $267,139 $315,814 $2,706,130 Jan-02$26,537 $984,715 $334,008 $61,166 $1,306,008 $244,714 $404,547 $3,361,695 F eb-02$30,448 $1,387,040 $413,275 $73,204 $1,780,592 $283,111 $805,694 $4,773,364 Mar-02$35,528 $1,656,656 $461,512 $84,993 $2,318,746 $379,757 $893,863 $5,831,055 Apr-02$23,174 $1,806,432 $249,182 $79,701 $1,626,057 $ $1,071,515 $4,856,061 May-02$21,129 $1,385,812 $173,920 $65,958 $1,265,703 $369,036 $581,430 $3,862,988 Jun-02$19,271 $1,050,369 $204,041 $60,086 $1,253,646 $246,732 $352,655 $3,186,800 Jul-02$20,672 $1,077,315 $213,562 $40,212 $1,309,730 $256,809 $381,250 $3,299,550 Source: Florida Department of Revenue. Series reflect most recent data available at publication. Po lk County April 2002 data had not been posted by publication.