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Subject:FW: SYASL COVID-19 Update
Date:Thursday, December 17, 2020 4:57:51 PM
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FYI – COVID update from our State lobbyist.
Brian Ring
Assistant Chief Administrative Officer
Administration
25 County Center Drive, Oroville, CA 95965
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To: County Administrative Officers and Interested Parties
From: Paul J. Yoder and Karen Lange
Date: December 17, 2020
RE: SYASL COVID-19 Update
Please find attached our daily SYASL COVID-19 update.
-Paul and Karen
COVID-19 Updates
www.covid19.ca.gov
December 17, 2020
Newsom Administration - Resources / Mutual Aid / Executive Orders
Today, Governor Newsom did not provide a press briefing. Please view covid19.ca.gov for the most
recent updates and the California Department of Public Health website here for the latest guidance
documents.
Wildfire Resilience
A coalition has formed to urge Governor Newsom and the Legislature to make changes in state
regulation to promote forest resiliency. They have submitted a letter to the Governor asking for $1.5
billion in the proposed 2021-22 state budget for landscape health, wildfire risk reduction, and other
critical community wildfire preparedness activities. You may view a press release here and the letter
here.
2021 Omnibus Proposals Housing & Local Government
Assembly legislative staff is requesting feedback for a ŷƚǒƭźƓŭ ƚƒƓźĬǒƭ Ĭźƌƌ. The purpose of omnibus
bills is to incorporate non-controversial and non-policy changes to various committee-related statutes
into one bill. Typically the Housing Omnibus Bill is a consensus measure, which means that if there is no
consensus on a particular item, it cannot be included. The committee requires a ĬƩźĻŅͲ ƚƓĻΏƦğƩğŭƩğƦŷ
ķĻƭĭƩźƦƷźƚƓ of the need for the change in statute ğƓķ ƷŷĻ ƭƦĻĭźŅźĭ ƭƷğƷǒƷƚƩǤ ƌğƓŭǒğŭĻ ĭŷğƓŭĻƭ͵ ŷĻ
ķĻğķƌźƓĻ ŅƚƩ ĭƚƓƭźķĻƩğƷźƚƓ ŅƚƩ ƦƩƚƦƚƭğƌƭ Ʒƚ ĬĻ źƓĭƌǒķĻķ źƓ ƷŷĻ źƓƷƩƚķǒĭĻķ ǝĻƩƭźƚƓ ƚŅ ƷŷĻ Ĭźƌƌ źƭ CƩźķğǤͲ
WğƓǒğƩǤ ЊЎͲ ЋЉЋЊ͵
The Senate Governance & Finance Committee is also seeking feedback for the ƌƚĭğƌ ŭƚǝĻƩƓƒĻƓƷ
ƚƒƓźĬǒƭ Ĭźƌƌ. ŷĻ ķĻğķƌźƓĻ ŅƚƩ ƷŷĻ ŅźƩƭƷ ƩƚǒƓķ ƚŅ ƭǒŭŭĻƭƷźƚƓƭ źƭ CƩźķğǤͲ WğƓǒğƩǤ БͲ ЋЉЋЉ. The G&F
They expect two
additional rounds of proposals - one before the G&F Committee hearing in the spring and the other
before the Assembly Local Government Committee hearing in early summer. You may view the
worksheet here. Please reach out to us with any questions and feedback you may have.
In a report released by the DOF, ,and
July 1, 2020, to total 39.78 million. This represents a growth rate of 0.05 percent, down from 0.23
percent for the prior 12 months another record low state population growth rate since 1900. You may
view the full report here.
Legislative / Budget News
-19 page here for updates.
The LAO has been releasing a series of reports regarding Federal actions affecting California related to
developments around COVID-19. View here.
Contact: Steven Maviglio, 916-607-8340
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
BROAD COALITION OF AGRICULTURE, BUSINESS, ENVIRONMENTAL, FORESTRY LEADERS CALL
ON GOV. NEWSOM, LEGISLATURE FOR “URGENT ACTION” ON WILDFIRES
Request $1.5 Billion in Funding, Regulatory Changes to Battle Increasing Blazes
SACRAMENTO –A new coalition of forestry, agricultural, business and environmental groups
today called on Governor Gavin Newsom and the Legislature to provide stable and sustainable
financial resources of more than $1.5 billion in the Governor’s upcoming budget designed to
thwart wildfires that will provide multiple benefits to wildlife, water quality and security, as well
as climate mitigation and resilience.
The renewed push for action comes after California experienced more than 9,600 fires in 2020,
with more than 4.1 million total acres burned, 31 fatalities, and over 10,400 structures
damaged or destroyed.
“Our forests and watersheds are important to all Californians: they are the main source of our
water supply, provide wildlife habitat and recreation, and support many good jobs in the forest
industry. But past logging and a century of fire suppression has left our forests unnaturally
dense and fire prone, and it will take a sustained effort by the state to restore more natural
conditions,” Paul Mason, Vice President, Policy & Incentives Pacific Forestry Trust. “We must
act boldly to reduce impacts from fires and help us safeguard our most critical water sources.”
“I’m old enough to remember when controlled burns were an active tool we could use under
the right conditions to reduce fuel loads,” noted cattleman David Daley, Chairman, California
Cattle Council & CSU Chico Professor Emeritus. “We stopped doing prescribed fire to any
significant degree beginning probably 30 years ago, and a big part of that is regulatory
obstacles. It’s not just ranchers and other rural residents that suffer the consequences, though:
it is the wildlife and the environment, whole communities, and the entire state. We need
experts on the ground empowered to say ‘we can burn.’ We’ve simply got to reduce these fuel
loads.”
“"California needs to fund solutions to the wildfire crisis that reduce the risk to human
communities while restoring balance to ecosystems,” said Nick Jensen, Lead Conservation
Scientist, California Native Plant Society. “To be effective, these solutions need to be tailored to
our state's diverse habitats, thus ensuring the long-term conservation of California's
irreplaceable biodiversity."
These groups, joined by nearly a dozen others including Defenders of Wildlife, Sierra Business
Council, The Wine Institute, The Fire Restoration Group, and the California Wilderness
to the Governor requesting what they called “urgent action.”
Coalition, wrote a letter
The group’s funding request includes:
•$600 million for landscape-scale strategies for returning to a more natural, fire-resilient
condition with investments in established programs for fuel reduction, forest thinning, and
protection against loss of intact forests. This would include funding to CAL FIRE for the Forest
Health grant program, Forest Legacy Program, Fire and Resource Assessment Program, and
California Forest Improvement Program. It is important that a portion of this funding include
work in oak woodlands to prevent the devastating fires California has seen in agricultural areas
in recent years and to support vital biodiversity values. Additionally, we urge a sizable
investment in the expansion of the use of prescribed fire to support partners and increase
capacity, including funding for a collaborative tribal burning program that respects tribal
sovereignty.After generations of suppressing cultural burning, it is long past time to partner_
with and learn from the tribes’ life experience and knowledge.
•$900 million for fire prevention efforts to reduce the risk of wildfire to homes,
commercial structures, and communities, increase workforce capacity for risk reduction
activities in both the built environment and the forest, planning and actions to make
communities in fire-prone regions more resilient, and mitigations to safeguard vulnerable
populations. This would include investments in CALFIRE’s Fire Prevention grant program.
California and Local Conservation Corps, California Community Colleges, and Department of
Conservation for the Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Program, as well as funding for
hardening of structures, defensible spaces, emergency shelters and alert systems. It would also
include funding for community resilience including community infrastructure, risk reduction
buffers, and protections for human health such as air filters and power backup. These measures
are especially important for non-forested, high risk areas, where prescribed fire and other
landscape intervention may not be viable options.
In addition, the letter noted “we believe that there should be a discussion with the Legislature
about how to improve coordination of the many fire prevention programs created or expanded
in recent years, which span across multiple agencies and departments, to improve efficiencies
and avoid redundancies. Finally, we continue to urge you to support a statewide bond proposal
to finance vital climate preparedness efforts, including fire preparedness and landscape
conservation and restoration activities, to help ensure a more resilient California.”
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Senate Committee on Governance & Finance
State Capitol, Sacramento, California 95814
(916) 651-4119
sgf.senate.ca.gov
December 18, 2020
TO:Those Interested in Local Government, Land Use, and Redevelopment Laws
FROM:Jonathan Peterson
SUBJECT:Proposalsfor the 2021Local Government Omnibus Bill
Because you use, review, and write about the state laws affecting local governance,public fi-
nance, land useplanning,and development, we inviteyour proposals for the Senate Governance
& FinanceCommittee’s 2021local government omnibus bill.
What needs fixing in the Planning and Zoning Law? What about the statutes that govern the
structure and processes forcities, counties, and special districts? Each year the Committee col-
lects minor changes to these state laws for its annual omnibus bill. We’re looking for noncontro-
versial changes that canfit into a consensus bill.
This memo explains what you need to do.
If your proposed item attracts opposition, we’ll ask you to resolve the objection. If the opposi-
tion persists, then the item can’t go into theCommittee’s bill. If your proposalgoesinto the
Committee’s bill, but later someone opposes the item, we’ll ask you to work out the problem. If
the objection doesn’t go away, then the Committee will amend out the offending item.
We expect theCommittee to introduce its 2021omnibus bill in February. The Committee usu-
allyadds more items to its bill with two roundsof amendments: the first set in the spring and a
second batchin early summer after the bill reaches the Assembly.
Wewill follow our usual practice and widely circulate every proposalfor review because the
Committee members insist that this exercisemust result ina consensus bill.
Please send us your first setof proposals by Friday,January8, 2021.
“The Local Government Omnibus Act of 2021”
To propose an item, fill out the attached request form.
Send it by e-mail:jonathan.peterson@sen.ca.gov
Questions? Pleasecall us at(916) 651-4119.
Before you propose an item, please feel free to call us to chat. We can help you identify the
other organizations and agencies that you’ll need to contact as part of your research. We can
also help you get started on researching the legislative history.
Here’s what weneed to know:
Legislative history:What bill created the current law? What problem did it solve?
Problem:What’s wrong with the current law? Who says there’s a problem?
Politics:Who else cares about this topic? What did they tell you when you asked them?
People: Which groups did you talk to before submitting this request? What did they say?
Specific language:What’s yourproposedamendment? How should the section really read?
If your item goes into the 2021omnibus bill,
you willneed to send the Committee a support letter.
Proposed Item
Local Government Omnibus Act of 2021
Requested by:________________________________________(name)
___________________________________(agency/group)
________________________________________(address)
________________________________________(city & ZIP)
________________________________________(telephone)
________________________________________(e-mail)
Topic:_________________________________________
You want toamend/repeal/addwhich code section(s)?_______________
The currentlawwas enacted (or last amended) by which billnumber, author, and
year?_______________
What’s the problem that requires yourproposed amendment? Please describe.
What does yourproposed amendment do? Please describe.
Has this proposal been triedin the past? Which bill number, author, and year?
Which groups or agencies will be interested?What did they say when you talked
to them about your proposal? Please list the names of the people you talked to.
Please attachthe specific languagethat you request.
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POPULATION SLOWLY INCREASESBY21,200,WHILE
GROWTHRATESCONTINUE TO DECLINE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:CONTACT: Walter Schwarm/PhuongNguyen
December 16, 2020(916) 323-4086
H.D. Palmer (916) 323-0648
SACRAMENTO increasedby 21,200between July 1, 2019 and July 1,
2020,to total 39.78million, according to official population estimates released today by the
Department of Finance. This representsa growth rate of 0.05 percent, down from0.23percent for
the prior 12 months another record low state population growth ratesince 1900.
Since the April 2010 census, California's population has grown at an annualized rate of 0.64
percent.Reasons for the recent decline in population growth include fewer births, increased deaths
associated with an aging populationand the COVID-19 pandemic,lower international migration,
and higher domestic out-migration.
Natural increasebirths minus deathsadded 156,600 people to thestate over the period with
436,700 births and280,100 deaths.Births were down from 451,200in the year ending July 1,
2019,while deaths were upfrom 267,300in the preceding year.Some of the above average
deaths are due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There were more than 12,800 more deaths in 2019-
2020 compared to the same period of 2018-19. While deaths increased due to anaging
population, thisis much higher than the 3-year average death increase of4,800 persons per year
from 2017to 2020.
The gains from natural increase wereoffset mostly by losses in net migrationtotal migration into
the state minus totalout-migration.Though net international migration added populationduring this
period, negative domestic net migration outweighed those gains, resulting inanoverall net
migration loss of 135,400residents(net migration was also negative during 1993-96 and 2005-10).
While domestic out-migration tendedto be similar to the previous year, domesticin-migration
slowed in 2019-2020, especially the last three months from April to June when the stay-at-home
order was in effect. Similarly, international migration also slowed down.
California58 countiesrangein size from Alpine County, with just over 1,100 residents, to Los
Angeles County with more than 10 million residents. Inland counties had higherpopulation growth
ratesduring this period, continuing a trend that started in 2016. El Dorado, Glenn, Yuba, San
Benito, Merced, and San Joaquincountieseachgrew by1.06percent or more. Only fiveurban
coastal counties(Alameda, Contra Costa, San Diego, San Francisco, and Santa Clara)gained
population, butat aslowerpacecompared to the same time last year. Most of coastal countieslost
population. Threecounties, Monterey, San Mateo, and Santa Barbara,had population increasesin
2018 to 2019followed by population decrease in 2019 to 2020,due to domestic net migration
lossesoutpacing gainsin natural increase.
Smaller counties in more remote areas of California either lost population or grew very littleduring
this period,with the exception of areas surrounding Butte County due to the impact of the 2018
Camp Fire the most destructive wildfire in state historythat destroyed more than 14,600 housing
units and displaced an estimated 35,700 people. Most people affected by the fire relocated to
nearby cities in Butte or surrounding counties. After the first year of population gains in 2018-2019,
four counties (Colusa, Plumas, Sutter, and Tehama) have returned to their pre-Camp Fire
population growth trends.In contrast, Glenn and Yubacounties are still amongthe top ten counties
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with the highest population increase. Butte County still lostpopulation; however, the magnitude
wasmuch slower than the previous year.
Highlights of the July 1, 2020county population report include:
-wereLos Angeles, San Diego, Orange, Riverside, San
Bernardino, Santa Clara, Alameda, Sacramento, Contra Costa, and Fresno, with each
having more than one million residents. These ten counties represented72 percent of
ese counties, most reported negative net migrationeven with
the net gains from international migration. Only Fresno, Riverside, and Sacramento
counties hadpositive population growthfrom net migration. It is the first time this decade
where a majority of these largecounties reported loss in net domestic migration.
-Among top ten counties with high numeric change, Riverside and Sacramentocounties
posted the highest numeric population gains,with growthlargely fromnetinternational
migration(Sacramento) and net domestic migration (Riverside).Fresno County reported
population growth from natural increase and moderate positive net migration. In contrast,
San Bernardino and San Diego counties depended mainly on natural increase as the
source of population growth.
-Population growthratesranged from a high of 1.7percent in El DoradoCountyto alow of
-3.8percent in ButteCounty.The number of counties withnegative population growth has
increased each year across the decade.Thirty-twocounties posted population losses
compared to 25counties withnegative growth in 2018-2019.
-El Dorado, Glenn, Yuba, San Benito, Merced, and San Joaquincounties had the largest
percentage increases in population, each growing by 1.06percent or more. Glenn and
Yuba countiesreceived additional population dueto shifts related to the Camp Fire in Butte
County in 2018. El Dorado is the highest growth county wherethe onlysource of growth
was net migration.
-Although natural increase was a significant source of growth in the state, 18counties
experienced natural decrease: Alpine, Amador, Calaveras,Del Norte, El Dorado,Inyo,
Lake,Humboldt,Mariposa,Mendocino, Modoc,Nevada, Plumas, Shasta,Sierra,Siskiyou,
Trinity, and Tuolumne. Natural decreasein El Dorado and Shastacountieswere offset by
positive net migration, especially net domestic migration.
Population estimates produced by the Department of Finance are mandated by the California
Constitution and various codes. They are used by state agencies, California counties,academic
institutions, private research organizations, the media, and the public. Primary uses include
budgeting, needs assessment, program planning and evaluation, distribution of state funds, and
the calculation of rates (such as birth, death, and incarceration).
Population estimates are developed using aggregate data from a variety of sources, including birth
and death counts provided by the Department of Public Health, number of driver's licenses and
tment of Motor Vehicles, housing unit data
from local governments, school enrollment data from the Department of Education, and federal
income tax return data from the U.S. Internal Revenue Service. These statistical reports of
administrative records do not disclose any information about individuals.Due to the pandemic,
many tax, license renewals,and other deadlines were extended, thusthere may be larger than
usual revisions tothese estimates once more complete data is available.
This release includesan adjustment of the series back to 2010.An updatedmethod for estimating
international immigration better reflecting counts of immigrantsalong with migration data from the
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Department of Homeland Security and the 2018-2019American Community Survey indicate a
significant decrease in the number of immigrants to California and an increase in people who
reported moving out of California during the previous year. The next estimate in the seriesreleased
December 2021, for July 1, 2021, is expected to includeinformation from Census 2020.
County ranking tables, maps, and the E-2 (California County Population Estimates and
Components of Change by Year, July 1, 2010-2020) methodology and data tables are included.
The E-2 and companion reports E-6 (Population Estimates and Components of Change by County,
July 1, 2010-2020) and E-7 (California Population Estimates, with Components of Change and
Crude Rates, July 1, 1900-2020), are on the Department's website:
http://www.dof.ca.gov/Forecasting/Demographics/Estimates.
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July 1, 2020 County Estimates Ranked by Size, Numeric and Percent Change since July 1, 20
July 1, 2020 Percent of Numeric Numeric Percent Percent
RankCountyCounty County
EstimateStateRankChange RankChange
California39,782,419100.00%California21,224California0.05%
20,8351.69%
1Los Angeles10,171,59325.57%1Riverside1El Dorado
13,4821.50%
2San Diego3,352,1458.43%2Sacramento2Glenn
8,1331.32%
3Orange3,190,8328.02%3San Joaquin3Yuba
7,9621.19%
4Riverside2,449,2996.16%4San Bernardino4San Benito
7,9211.13%
5San Bernardino2,184,1125.49%5Fresno5Merced
5,2081.06%
6Santa Clara1,962,2514.93%6San Diego6San Joaquin
3,2780.87%
7Alameda1,671,8554.20%7Kern7Sacramento
3,1940.86%
8Sacramento1,562,2423.93%8El Dorado8Riverside
3,1690.80%
9Contra Costa1,149,8002.89%9Merced9Kings
3,0570.78%
10Fresno1,026,3582.58%10Tulare10Fresno
2,8900.72%
11Kern912,9752.29%11Alameda11Placer
2,8430.70%
12San Francisco899,8912.26%12Placer12Madera
2,7770.64%
13Ventura841,4392.12%13San Francisco13Tulare
2,5310.45%
14San Joaquin776,0681.95%14Contra Costa14Yolo
1,7430.37%
15San Mateo775,1321.95%15Stanislaus15San Bernardino
1,3190.36%
16Stanislaus555,9551.40%16Santa Clara16Kern
1,2230.31%
17Sonoma491,1341.23%17Kings17Stanislaus
1,1080.31%
18Tulare480,7881.21%18Madera18San Francisco
1,0280.22%
19Santa Barbara451,3291.13%19Yuba19Contra Costa
9950.17%
20Monterey441,2901.11%20Yolo20Alameda
7380.16%
21Solano440,1981.11%21San Benito21Tehama
4350.16%
22Placer397,4691.00%22Glenn22San Diego
2080.14%
23Merced284,7610.72%23Solano23Colusa
1030.07%
24San Luis Obispo276,1510.69%24Tehama24Santa Clara
720.05%
25Santa Cruz270,0670.68%25Shasta25Solano
300.04%
26Marin258,9560.65%26Colusa26Shasta
-8-0.05%
27Yolo221,7180.56%27Alpine27Del Norte
-10-0.11%
28Butte206,3620.52%28Sierra28San Mateo
-14-0.14%
29El Dorado192,0120.48%29Del Norte29Orange
-34-0.16%
30Imperial188,0900.47%30Inyo30Santa Barbara
-42-0.18%
31Shasta177,6920.45%31Modoc31Inyo
-64-0.26%
32Madera158,7940.40%32Mariposa32Calaveras
-83-0.32%
33Kings154,7450.39%33Trinity33Sierra
-100-0.33%
34Napa138,7110.35%34Lassen34Ventura
-117-0.35%
35Humboldt132,7060.33%35Calaveras35Lassen
-138-0.36%
36Sutter101,1600.25%36Mono36Mariposa
-147-0.38%
37Nevada97,4390.24%37Amador37Nevada
-204-0.39%
38Mendocino87,4910.22%38Tuolumne38Los Angeles
-204-0.39%
39Yuba79,0890.20%39Plumas39Tuolumne
-208-0.39%
40Tehama65,2660.16%40Siskiyou40Amador
-309-0.41%
41Lake63,7710.16%41Lake41San Luis Obispo
-369-0.44%
42San Benito62,7890.16%42Nevada42Modoc
-634-0.46%
43Tuolumne52,3530.13%43Mendocino43Imperial
-737-0.47%
44Calaveras44,2860.11%44Santa Barbara44Siskiyou
-870-0.48%
45Siskiyou43,7920.11%45San Mateo45Monterey
-872-0.48%
46Amador37,5770.09%46Imperial46Lake
-1,114-0.62%
47Glenn29,5070.07%47Humboldt47Trinity
-1,125-0.71%
48Lassen28,8720.07%48San Luis Obispo48Alpine
-1,163-0.72%
49Del Norte27,1930.07%49Napa49Mendocino
-1,648-0.77%
50Colusa22,0750.06%50Sutter50Marin
-2,013-0.78%
51Inyo18,4290.05%51Marin51Santa Cruz
-2,107-0.79%
52Plumas18,2460.05%52Monterey52Sonoma
-2,118-0.83%
53Mariposa17,7780.04%53Santa Cruz53Napa
-2,774-0.83%
54Mono13,4470.03%54Ventura54Humboldt
-3,924-1.02%
55Trinity13,2910.03%55Sonoma55Mono
-4,365-1.11%
56Modoc9,4160.02%56Orange56Plumas
-8,170-1.60%
57Sierra3,1170.01%57Butte57Sutter
-39,373-3.81%
58Alpine1,1150.00%58Los Angeles58Butte
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California County Rankings by Size, Numeric and Percent Change: July 1, 2019 -July 1, 2020
Numeric Change Percent Change
Size RankRankRank
County County
Alameda71120Alameda
Alpine582748Alpine
Amador463740Amador
Butte285758Butte
Calaveras443532Calaveras
Colusa502623Colusa
Contra Costa91419Contra Costa
Del Norte492927Del Norte
El Dorado2981El Dorado
Fresno10510Fresno
Glenn47222Glenn
Humboldt354754Humboldt
Imperial304643Imperial
Inyo513031Inyo
Kern11716Kern
Kings33179Kings
Lake414146Lake
Lassen483435Lassen
Los Angeles15838Los Angeles
Madera321812Madera
Marin265150Marin
Mariposa533236Mariposa
Mendocino384349Mendocino
Merced2395Merced
Modoc563142Modoc
Mono543655Mono
Monterey205245Monterey
Napa344953Napa
Nevada374237Nevada
Orange35629Orange
Placer221211Placer
Plumas523956Plumas
Riverside418Riverside
Sacramento827Sacramento
San Benito42214San Benito
San Bernardino5415San Bernardino
San Diego2622San Diego
San Francisco121318San Francisco
San Joaquin1436San Joaquin
San Luis Obispo244841San Luis Obispo
San Mateo154528San Mateo
Santa Barbara194430Santa Barbara
Santa Clara61624Santa Clara
Santa Cruz255351Santa Cruz
Shasta312526Shasta
Sierra572833Sierra
Siskiyou454044Siskiyou
Solano212325Solano
Sonoma175552Sonoma
Stanislaus161517Stanislaus
Sutter365057Sutter
Tehama402421Tehama
Trinity553347Trinity
Tulare181013Tulare
Tuolumne433839Tuolumne
Ventura135434Ventura
Yolo272014Yolo
Yuba39193Yuba
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E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2019 and Preliminary July 1, 2020
Table 1.
Total PopulationChange 2019-2020Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Preliminary NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2019July 1, 2020
Migration
Alameda1,668,9651,671,8552,8900.1717,78510,4047,381-4,4918,392-12,883
Alpine1,1231,115-8-0.711623-7-10-1
Amador37,72437,577-147-0.39294496-202551639
Butte214,532206,362-8,170-3.812,0662,0624-8,174156-8,330
Calaveras44,40344,286-117-0.26387515-1281115-4
Colusa22,04522,075300.14259140119-8956-145
Contra Costa1,147,2691,149,8002,5310.2211,9198,1993,720-1,1894,030-5,219
Del Norte27,20727,193-14-0.05285344-5945738
El Dorado188,818192,0123,1941.691,5091,659-1503,3441403,204
Fresno1,018,4371,026,3587,9210.7814,1057,3026,8031,1181,872-754
Glenn29,07229,5074351.5036125510632932297
Humboldt133,820132,706-1,114-0.831,3071,364-57-1,05787-1,144
Imperial188,962188,090-872-0.462,4321,3641,068-1,940896-2,836
Inyo18,46318,429-34-0.18167220-5319154
Kern909,697912,9753,2780.3612,6176,5636,054-2,7761,498-4,274
Kings153,522154,7451,2230.802,1969281,268-45192-237
Lake64,08063,771-309-0.48712830-118-19144-235
Lassen28,97228,872-100-0.3529026525-12524-149
Los Angeles10,210,96610,171,593-39,373-0.39103,42869,39234,036-73,40935,985-109,394
Madera157,686158,7941,1080.702,0541,108946162169-7
Marin260,969258,956-2,013-0.772,0422,01725-2,038519-2,557
Mariposa17,84217,778-64-0.36141192-51-139-22
Mendocino88,12587,491-634-0.72893924-31-603104-707
Merced281,592284,7613,1691.133,7721,9051,8671,302465837
Modoc9,4589,416-42-0.4481110-29-132-15
Mono13,58513,447-138-1.021355976-21410-224
Monterey443,397441,290-2,107-0.485,7942,6643,130-5,237855-6,092
Napa139,874138,711-1,163-0.831,2351,21916-1,179283-1,462
Nevada97,80897,439-369-0.387851,048-263-10643-149
Orange3,195,1973,190,832-4,365-0.1433,55020,68112,869-17,23412,930-30,164
Placer394,626397,4692,8430.723,5733,2922812,5625172,045
Plumas18,45018,246-204-1.11158232-74-1304-134
Riverside2,428,4642,449,29920,8350.8627,57218,2699,30311,5324,0987,434
Sacramento1,548,7601,562,24213,4820.8718,59712,0656,5326,9506,819131
San Benito62,05162,7897381.19753375378360112248
San Bernardino2,176,1502,184,1127,9620.3728,01515,48112,534-4,5724,112-8,684
San Diego3,346,9373,352,1455,2080.1638,26222,62915,633-10,4259,040-19,465
San Francisco897,114899,8912,7770.318,4225,9492,4733046,203-5,899
San Joaquin767,935776,0688,1331.069,8425,8833,9594,1742,1002,074
San Luis Obispo277,276276,151-1,125-0.412,4132,36647-1,172226-1,398
San Mateo776,002775,132-870-0.118,0894,7993,290-4,1603,735-7,895
Santa Barbara452,066451,329-737-0.165,3683,2202,148-2,885714-3,599
Santa Clara1,960,9321,962,2511,3190.0720,53010,6329,898-8,57912,615-21,194
Santa Cruz272,185270,067-2,118-0.782,3181,766552-2,670415-3,085
Shasta177,620177,692720.041,8622,248-38645893365
Sierra3,1273,117-10-0.322535-10000
Siskiyou44,00043,792-208-0.47423618-195-1321-34
Solano439,990440,1982080.055,0273,5251,502-1,294874-2,168
Sonoma495,058491,134-3,924-0.794,3554,166189-4,113739-4,852
Stanislaus554,212555,9551,7430.317,2994,4192,880-1,1371,283-2,420
Sutter102,808101,160-1,648-1.601,251886365-2,013331-2,344
Tehama65,16365,2661030.1675970950534112
Trinity13,37413,291-83-0.6291159-68-155-20
Tulare477,731480,7883,0570.646,7473,3763,371-314652-966
Tuolumne52,55752,353-204-0.39447710-263592336
Ventura844,213841,439-2,774-0.338,5986,0072,591-5,3651,498-6,863
Yolo220,723221,7189950.452,0751,381694301510-209
Yuba78,06179,0891,0281.321,19461557944964385
California39,761,19539,782,41921,2240.05436,682280,064156,618-135,394125,690-261,084
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E-2.California County PopulationEstimatesand Components of Change
RevisedJuly1, 2018 and July 1, 2019
Table 2.
Total PopulationChange 2018-2019Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Preliminary NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2018July 1, 2019
Migration
Alameda1,660,0971,668,9658,8680.5318,3259,7618,5643049,084-8,780
Alpine1,1351,123-12-1.061123-1201-1
Amador37,77537,724-51-0.14309437-128771958
Butte226,440214,532-11,908-5.262,3082,355-47-11,861179-12,040
Calaveras44,57244,403-169-0.38379525-146-2317-40
Colusa21,95822,045870.4026417787069-69
Contra Costa1,144,3181,147,2692,9510.2611,8577,7334,124-1,1734,412-5,585
Del Norte27,11627,207910.34272309-371289119
El Dorado187,911188,8189070.481,5811,52556851194657
Fresno1,008,7581,018,4379,6790.9614,2806,9437,3372,3422,26082
Glenn28,61429,0724581.6039126612533331302
Humboldt134,819133,820-999-0.741,4291,36069-1,06887-1,155
Imperial187,942188,9621,0200.542,7171,1131,604-5841,111-1,695
Inyo18,52118,463-58-0.31189212-23-3529-64
Kern901,403909,6978,2940.9212,9966,1976,7991,4951,796-301
Kings152,647153,5228750.572,1848411,343-468277-745
Lake64,59064,080-510-0.79705874-169-34154-395
Lassen29,69328,972-721-2.4329826731-75219-771
Los Angeles10,226,50310,210,966-15,537-0.15108,75464,28444,470-60,00742,777-102,784
Madera157,602157,686840.052,0441,074970-886214-1,100
Marin262,234260,969-1,265-0.482,1031,902201-1,466529-1,995
Mariposa17,90317,842-61-0.34138198-60-17-8
Mendocino88,49388,125-368-0.4291784770-43897-535
Merced277,910281,5923,6821.323,9031,7532,1501,532561971
Modoc9,4889,458-30-0.3297112-15-153-18
Mono13,54613,585390.291315279-4013-53
Monterey441,764443,3971,6330.375,9182,6343,284-1,651980-2,631
Napa140,361139,874-487-0.351,2631,17291-578286-864
Nevada97,89297,808-84-0.098011,036-2351516883
Orange3,195,4553,195,197-258-0.0135,23820,38814,850-15,10813,639-28,747
Placer389,435394,6265,1911.333,6743,2803944,7976274,170
Plumas18,32318,4501270.69159225-661933190
Riverside2,408,5322,428,46419,9320.8328,52017,28111,2398,6934,9613,732
Sacramento1,534,2741,548,76014,4860.9419,05211,7207,3327,1547,558-404
San Benito60,78162,0511,2702.09798351447823122701
San Bernardino2,160,7912,176,15015,3590.7128,85714,70914,1481,2114,978-3,767
San Diego3,338,8773,346,9378,0600.2439,25921,82717,432-9,37211,712-21,084
San Francisco893,733897,1143,3810.388,6905,7952,8954866,569-6,083
San Joaquin756,749767,93511,1861.489,9795,6304,3496,8372,5584,279
San Luis Obispo278,177277,276-901-0.322,4592,476-17-884249-1,133
San Mateo774,822776,0021,1800.158,2734,7253,548-2,3683,739-6,107
Santa Barbara450,444452,0661,6220.365,4973,1752,322-700825-1,525
Santa Clara1,958,6401,960,9322,2920.1221,16010,06811,092-8,80012,823-21,623
Santa Cruz273,426272,185-1,241-0.452,4241,719705-1,946448-2,394
Shasta178,002177,620-382-0.211,9242,259-335-47116-163
Sierra3,1363,127-9-0.292635-901-1
Siskiyou44,12744,000-127-0.29446583-1371027-17
Solano438,535439,9901,4550.334,9413,4971,444111,200-1,189
Sonoma498,849495,058-3,791-0.764,4364,007429-4,220806-5,026
Stanislaus551,901554,2122,3110.427,2794,3402,939-6281,652-2,280
Sutter100,859102,8081,9491.931,2258453801,5694741,095
Tehama64,44265,1637211.127697393069160631
Trinity13,38513,374-11-0.08104170-6655253
Tulare473,928477,7313,8030.806,9963,0533,943-140787-927
Tuolumne52,84352,557-286-0.54461696-235-5127-78
Ventura848,214844,213-4,001-0.478,8485,7403,108-7,1091,790-8,899
Yolo220,565220,7231580.072,0461,312734-576647-1,223
Yuba77,09978,0619621.251,12262449846481383
California39,670,34939,761,19590,8460.23451,226267,251183,975-93,129143,664-236,793
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E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2017 and Revised July 1, 2018
Table 3.
Total PopulationChange 2017-2018Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Revised NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2017July 1, 2018
Migration
Alameda1,650,7521,660,0979,3450.5718,3189,9268,3929539,913-8,960
Alpine1,1461,135-11-0.961021-11000
Amador37,12537,7756501.75310435-1257757768
Butte225,834226,4406060.272,4062,493-87693197496
Calaveras44,65644,572-84-0.19406498-92825-17
Colusa22,02121,958-63-0.29273168105-168115-283
Contra Costa1,137,0471,144,3187,2710.6412,0948,0704,0243,2474,801-1,554
Del Norte26,54527,1165712.15281306-2559611585
El Dorado185,442187,9112,4691.331,6191,593262,4432032,240
Fresno998,0991,008,75810,6591.0714,3757,1927,1833,4762,758718
Glenn28,48128,6141330.47365279864757-10
Humboldt135,141134,819-322-0.241,3311,3274-32676-402
Imperial186,968187,9429740.522,7401,1421,598-6241,619-2,243
Inyo18,56518,521-44-0.24188223-35-935-44
Kern892,933901,4038,4700.9512,9046,2846,6201,8502,191-341
Kings150,300152,6472,3471.562,2959351,360987271716
Lake64,62764,590-37-0.06757835-784149-8
Lassen29,75629,693-63-0.2130226933-9619-115
Los Angeles10,222,85710,226,5033,6460.04113,35464,49048,864-45,21845,279-90,497
Madera156,077157,6021,5250.982,1541,1181,036489249240
Marin262,313262,234-79-0.032,1891,997192-271671-942
Mariposa17,99217,903-89-0.49141218-77-129-21
Mendocino88,74988,493-256-0.2994787572-328106-434
Merced275,186277,9102,7240.993,8591,7772,082642697-55
Modoc9,4809,48880.0898107-917413
Mono13,63413,546-88-0.651355184-17212-184
Monterey439,822441,7641,9420.445,8142,6303,184-1,2421,331-2,573
Napa140,986140,361-625-0.441,2681,274-6-619418-1,037
Nevada97,82197,892710.077881,077-28936070290
Orange3,188,7793,195,4556,6760.2136,49420,44916,045-9,36914,430-23,799
Placer383,058389,4356,3771.663,6283,3302986,0796515,428
Plumas18,36918,323-46-0.25157239-8236234
Riverside2,382,7912,408,53225,7411.0829,21317,39611,81713,9245,8188,106
Sacramento1,518,3071,534,27415,9671.0519,17412,0307,1448,8238,76756
San Benito59,73760,7811,0441.75732348384660155505
San Bernardino2,147,3982,160,79113,3930.6229,28014,70314,577-1,1845,225-6,409
San Diego3,315,3583,338,87723,5190.7140,46121,94118,5204,99915,852-10,853
San Francisco887,383893,7336,3500.728,6655,9482,7173,6336,525-2,892
San Joaquin747,517756,7499,2321.249,8975,6304,2674,9652,7322,233
San Luis Obispo277,821278,1773560.132,4952,4712433230032
San Mateo772,567774,8222,2550.298,4044,7973,607-1,3523,992-5,344
Santa Barbara448,099450,4442,3450.525,3273,2882,039306838-532
Santa Clara1,949,7351,958,6408,9050.4621,77310,24911,524-2,61914,520-17,139
Santa Cruz274,574273,426-1,148-0.422,5441,775769-1,917610-2,527
Shasta177,998178,00240.002,0022,257-255259121138
Sierra3,1493,136-13-0.412638-12-12-3
Siskiyou44,23344,127-106-0.24435554-1191319-6
Solano436,316438,5352,2190.515,0983,5171,5816381,383-745
Sonoma502,758498,849-3,909-0.784,5064,168338-4,2471,055-5,302
Stanislaus548,252551,9013,6490.677,3374,3632,9746751,929-1,254
Sutter99,130100,8591,7291.741,3178304871,242478764
Tehama64,02064,4424220.66715718-342580345
Trinity13,45413,385-69-0.51115137-22-474-51
Tulare470,746473,9283,1820.686,8503,1573,693-511994-1,505
Tuolumne52,86252,843-19-0.04463661-19817919160
Ventura848,624848,214-410-0.059,1906,0303,160-3,5701,852-5,422
Yolo218,617220,5651,9480.892,2651,3778881,060808252
Yuba76,42377,0996760.881,13368744623082148
California39,488,43039,670,349181,9190.46461,417270,698190,719-8,800160,436-169,236
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E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2016 and Revised July 1, 2017
Table 4.
Total PopulationChange 2016-2017Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Revised NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2016July 1, 2017
Migration
Alameda1,638,9661,650,75211,7860.7219,50110,0529,4492,33710,966-8,629
Alpine1,1511,146-5-0.43712-5000
Amador36,63437,1254911.34296439-14363420614
Butte224,386225,8341,4480.652,4622,477-151,4632121,251
Calaveras44,76344,656-107-0.24400512-112518-13
Colusa21,87022,0211510.69318164154-381-84
Contra Costa1,130,5291,137,0476,5180.5812,1667,8694,2972,2214,876-2,655
Del Norte26,76126,545-216-0.81276321-45-17120-191
El Dorado183,444185,4421,9981.091,6391,573661,9322291,703
Fresno988,106998,0999,9931.0114,7987,0577,7412,2522,609-357
Glenn28,35228,4811290.45382255127264-62
Humboldt135,300135,141-159-0.121,4221,38438-197106-303
Imperial185,711186,9681,2570.682,9621,0391,923-6661,824-2,490
Inyo18,62818,565-63-0.34197256-59-418-22
Kern884,612892,9338,3210.9413,5476,1087,4398822,147-1,265
Kings148,774150,3001,5261.032,3098331,47650330-280
Lake64,34364,6272840.44776919-14342777350
Lassen29,75629,75600.0031623482-8214-96
Los Angeles10,190,11510,222,85732,7420.32121,10763,05758,050-25,30851,023-76,331
Madera154,691156,0771,3860.902,1891,1171,07231424668
Marin263,010262,313-697-0.272,2261,954272-969670-1,639
Mariposa18,06617,992-74-0.41146212-66-813-21
Mendocino88,53688,7492130.241,0358282076161-155
Merced270,860275,1864,3261.604,3071,8432,4641,8626591,203
Modoc9,5029,480-22-0.238699-13-90-9
Mono13,62713,63470.051415982-7519-94
Monterey438,591439,8221,2310.286,0172,5803,437-2,2061,398-3,604
Napa141,649140,986-663-0.471,2981,2971-664427-1,091
Nevada97,82897,821-7-0.017951,056-26125459195
Orange3,169,9253,188,77918,8540.5938,26419,86218,40245215,513-15,061
Placer376,991383,0586,0671.613,7813,3014805,5876114,976
Plumas18,39918,369-30-0.16181209-28-25-7
Riverside2,355,0982,382,79127,6931.1830,49916,45114,04813,6456,2897,356
Sacramento1,504,3541,518,30713,9530.9319,20811,6777,5316,4229,693-3,271
San Benito59,20759,7375300.90760366394136151-15
San Bernardino2,131,7372,147,39815,6610.7330,52214,25916,263-6025,592-6,194
San Diego3,296,5283,315,35818,8300.5742,32421,60020,724-1,89414,771-16,665
San Francisco878,993887,3838,3900.959,0115,7663,2455,1457,613-2,468
San Joaquin737,230747,51710,2871.4010,1305,6104,5205,7673,0352,732
San Luis Obispo277,937277,821-116-0.042,5242,5195-121337-458
San Mateo769,722772,5672,8450.378,7404,8483,892-1,0474,454-5,501
Santa Barbara446,157448,0991,9420.445,5113,2502,261-3191,069-1,388
Santa Clara1,939,1041,949,73510,6310.5522,55210,25112,301-1,67015,011-16,681
Santa Cruz275,247274,574-673-0.242,6661,785881-1,554652-2,206
Shasta177,581177,9984170.232,0062,375-369786107679
Sierra3,1473,14920.063533204-4
Siskiyou44,41844,233-185-0.42451632-181-416-20
Solano433,020436,3163,2960.765,2093,3761,8331,4631,259204
Sonoma503,322502,758-564-0.114,7794,257522-1,0861,003-2,089
Stanislaus542,234548,2526,0181.117,7674,3823,3852,6332,035598
Sutter97,66699,1301,4641.501,2668584081,056525531
Tehama63,88264,0201380.22729646835567-12
Trinity13,48913,454-35-0.26126154-28-74-11
Tulare466,775470,7463,9710.857,1593,0384,121-1501,090-1,240
Tuolumne53,29152,862-429-0.81473712-239-19021-211
Ventura848,858848,624-234-0.039,4535,8043,649-3,8832,251-6,134
Yolo216,215218,6172,4021.112,3161,3569601,442917525
Yuba75,25176,4231,1721.561,22067754362986543
California39,254,33939,488,430234,0910.60482,783265,660217,12316,968172,467-155,499
9
E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2015 and Revised July 1, 2016
Table 5.
Total PopulationChange 2015-2016Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Revised NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2015July 1, 2016
Migration
Alameda1,622,3751,638,96616,5911.0219,5859,6329,9536,63811,639-5,001
Alpine1,1541,151-3-0.2658-301-1
Amador36,16836,6344661.29307444-13760319584
Butte224,023224,3863630.162,4462,3945231122289
Calaveras44,90744,763-144-0.32368520-152821-13
Colusa21,61221,8702581.1930915015999927
Contra Costa1,118,6621,130,52911,8671.0612,5897,8024,7877,0805,1551,925
Del Norte26,84726,761-86-0.3231729918-10411-115
El Dorado182,583183,4448610.471,5541,5531860247613
Fresno979,625988,1068,4810.8715,2066,5468,660-1792,859-3,038
Glenn28,28628,352660.23380259121-5569-124
Humboldt134,596135,3007040.521,5211,30721449080410
Imperial184,460185,7111,2510.683,1211,1411,980-7291,964-2,693
Inyo18,63518,628-7-0.042021939-1616-32
Kern881,129884,6123,4830.4013,8175,8247,993-4,5102,634-7,144
Kings149,455148,774-681-0.462,2537891,464-2,145296-2,441
Lake64,69064,343-347-0.54724856-132-21574-289
Lassen30,20029,756-444-1.4729726334-47812-490
Los Angeles10,155,98210,190,11534,1330.34122,71763,22059,497-25,36454,022-79,386
Madera154,166154,6915250.342,2781,0731,205-680265-945
Marin262,041263,0109690.372,2911,900391578726-148
Mariposa18,08618,066-20-0.11158190-321214-2
Mendocino88,09188,5364450.511,003892111334152182
Merced268,843270,8602,0170.754,0881,7952,293-276765-1,041
Modoc9,5429,502-40-0.4287108-21-198-27
Mono13,74413,627-117-0.851385484-20121-222
Monterey434,604438,5913,9870.926,3482,6273,7212661,436-1,170
Napa141,390141,6492590.181,4601,21924118408-390
Nevada97,83697,828-8-0.01811987-17616864104
Orange3,154,3633,169,92515,5620.4937,30319,63217,671-2,10917,111-19,220
Placer371,896376,9915,0951.373,7213,1985234,5726143,958
Plumas18,22518,3991740.95172221-492235218
Riverside2,327,1122,355,09827,9861.2030,31916,18114,13813,8486,6947,154
Sacramento1,488,9171,504,35415,4371.0419,69111,2838,4087,0298,508-1,479
San Benito58,46459,2077431.27755330425318155163
San Bernardino2,118,6842,131,73713,0530.6230,67813,89616,782-3,7295,838-9,567
San Diego3,275,0363,296,52821,4920.6643,31621,07122,245-75315,607-16,360
San Francisco869,403878,9939,5901.108,9965,7043,2926,2988,414-2,116
San Joaquin727,038737,23010,1921.4010,1535,3844,7695,4233,1202,303
San Luis Obispo276,584277,9371,3530.492,6862,3533331,020391629
San Mateo765,820769,7223,9020.519,0044,6374,367-4654,293-4,758
Santa Barbara443,640446,1572,5170.575,5943,1402,454631,166-1,103
Santa Clara1,924,0971,939,10415,0070.7823,28510,12513,1601,84715,439-13,592
Santa Cruz274,514275,2477330.272,8921,7231,169-436651-1,087
Shasta178,496177,581-915-0.512,0312,196-165-750148-898
Sierra3,1523,147-5-0.162933-4-112-13
Siskiyou44,54044,418-122-0.27467609-14220286-266
Solano428,906433,0204,1140.965,1773,2131,9642,1501,474676
Sonoma501,512503,3221,8100.365,1424,1071,0357751,121-346
Stanislaus536,530542,2345,7041.067,7644,2703,4942,2101,634576
Sutter96,79697,6668700.901,405819586284571-287
Tehama63,39663,8824860.7783962121826877191
Trinity13,55613,489-67-0.49103178-758124-116
Tulare463,671466,7753,1040.677,3283,0694,259-1,1551,132-2,287
Tuolumne53,53153,291-240-0.45441683-2422403-401
Ventura848,687848,8581710.029,9325,6364,296-4,1251,967-6,092
Yolo212,374216,2153,8411.812,3921,2661,1262,7156142,101
Yuba74,44975,2518021.081,170609561241110131
California39,007,12139,254,339247,2180.63489,165260,232228,93318,285180,971-162,686
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E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2014 and Revised July 1, 2015
Table 6.
Total PopulationChange 2014-2015Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Revised NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2014July 1, 2015
Migration
Alameda1,601,5841,622,37520,7911.3019,4959,6479,84810,94310,103840
Alpine1,1611,154-7-0.60512-701-1
Amador36,32436,168-156-0.43305438-133-2319-42
Butte223,449224,0235740.262,4742,307167407205202
Calaveras45,01444,907-107-0.24356466-110333-30
Colusa21,53621,612760.35275140135-59121-180
Contra Costa1,104,5051,118,66214,1571.2812,5747,5675,0079,1505,0434,107
Del Norte27,03926,847-192-0.7130128318-21012-222
El Dorado182,156182,5834270.231,6071,54067360202158
Fresno969,839979,6259,7861.0115,6536,5829,0717152,599-1,884
Glenn28,29828,286-12-0.04393265128-14060-200
Humboldt134,252134,5963440.261,4481,27517317111556
Imperial182,565184,4601,8951.043,2941,0432,251-3561,752-2,108
Inyo18,65018,635-15-0.081961879-2419-43
Kern875,136881,1295,9930.6814,0845,9088,176-2,1832,309-4,492
Kings149,214149,4552410.162,3588021,556-1,315286-1,601
Lake65,07364,690-383-0.59710830-120-26376-339
Lassen31,21930,200-1,019-3.2630222478-1,09714-1,111
Los Angeles10,107,69810,155,98248,2840.48128,56260,61067,952-19,66851,905-71,573
Madera153,597154,1665690.372,2951,0481,247-678259-937
Marin261,672262,0413690.142,3011,95234920737-717
Mariposa18,13518,086-49-0.27145187-42-719-26
Mendocino88,37988,091-288-0.331,022846176-464146-610
Merced266,898268,8431,9450.734,1011,6742,427-482661-1,143
Modoc9,5859,542-43-0.4593120-27-164-20
Mono13,87213,744-128-0.9215740117-24519-264
Monterey429,418434,6045,1861.216,4532,5043,9491,2371,337-100
Napa140,772141,3906180.441,4631,118345273429-156
Nevada98,22397,836-387-0.398271,022-195-192106-298
Orange3,132,6503,154,36321,7130.6938,58318,97519,6082,10514,662-12,557
Placer368,808371,8963,0880.843,6533,0635902,4985871,911
Plumas18,51318,225-288-1.56149230-81-20714-221
Riverside2,302,3082,327,11224,8041.0830,54115,76014,78110,0235,9414,082
Sacramento1,473,3371,488,91715,5801.0619,78011,1578,6236,9576,187770
San Benito57,89258,4645720.99720292428144147-3
San Bernardino2,103,1612,118,68415,5230.7431,28713,28418,003-2,4805,647-8,127
San Diego3,248,9173,275,03626,1190.8044,45020,52823,9222,19715,520-13,323
San Francisco857,901869,40311,5021.349,1045,6343,4708,0327,853179
San Joaquin716,383727,03810,6551.499,9785,3754,6036,0522,7183,334
San Luis Obispo276,210276,5843740.142,5972,30828985304-219
San Mateo758,083765,8207,7371.029,1734,7454,4283,3094,371-1,062
Santa Barbara439,463443,6404,1770.955,8093,0132,7961,3811,083298
Santa Clara1,897,4291,924,09726,6681.4123,6969,99613,70012,96815,402-2,434
Santa Cruz272,102274,5142,4120.892,9811,7141,2671,145648497
Shasta179,127178,496-631-0.352,0962,258-162-469135-604
Sierra3,1713,152-19-0.602133-12-71-8
Siskiyou44,70944,540-169-0.38440579-139-3025-55
Solano425,377428,9063,5290.835,2813,1482,1331,3961,32967
Sonoma498,782501,5122,7300.555,0674,0071,0601,6701,066604
Stanislaus531,075536,5305,4551.037,6744,1103,5641,8911,738153
Sutter95,95996,7968370.871,307789518319512-193
Tehama63,05363,3963430.548166062101335182
Trinity13,62613,556-70-0.51102152-50-205-25
Tulare459,464463,6714,2070.927,5092,9894,520-3131,135-1,448
Tuolumne53,82353,531-292-0.54471629-158-13437-171
Ventura845,608848,6873,0790.3610,3165,6484,668-1,5892,215-3,804
Yolo209,643212,3742,7311.302,4101,2861,1241,607801806
Yuba73,80574,4496440.871,19658860836118-82
California38,705,64239,007,121301,4790.78500,456253,533246,92354,556168,843-114,287
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E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2013 and Revised July 1, 2014
Table 7.
Total PopulationChange 2013-2014Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Revised NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2013July 1, 2014
Migration
Alameda1,578,7021,601,58422,8821.4519,4869,30210,18412,6988,7443,954
Alpine1,1641,161-3-0.2669-3000
Amador36,09836,3242260.63287422-13536111350
Butte222,194223,4491,2550.562,5012,152349906191715
Calaveras45,11745,014-103-0.23365471-106314-11
Colusa21,55721,536-21-0.10309142167-18843-231
Contra Costa1,091,9091,104,50512,5961.1512,2397,2255,0147,5823,8303,752
Del Norte27,42027,039-381-1.3930927039-42030-450
El Dorado182,162182,156-60.001,6091,391218-224145-369
Fresno960,712969,8399,1270.9515,8496,3059,544-4172,102-2,519
Glenn28,18528,2981130.40406269137-2450-74
Humboldt134,562134,252-310-0.231,4791,332147-45776-533
Imperial180,066182,5652,4991.393,1661,0312,1353641,332-968
Inyo18,59118,650590.322392003920146
Kern868,744875,1366,3920.7414,0855,6308,455-2,0631,885-3,948
Kings150,219149,214-1,005-0.672,2978141,483-2,488251-2,739
Lake64,90065,0731730.27768817-4922263159
Lassen31,88831,219-669-2.1032022595-76416-780
Los Angeles10,054,91910,107,69852,7790.52129,38058,09871,282-18,50342,818-61,321
Madera151,989153,5971,6081.062,2591,0371,222386230156
Marin259,376261,6722,2960.892,4281,8785501,7464871,259
Mariposa18,15718,135-22-0.12158185-2758-3
Mendocino88,02488,3793550.401,05483521913610432
Merced264,353266,8982,5450.964,2111,6182,593-48567-615
Modoc9,6109,585-25-0.2673110-3712210
Mono13,84313,872290.2115656100-7120-91
Monterey426,959429,4182,4590.586,4552,3914,064-1,6051,262-2,867
Napa139,617140,7721,1550.831,4811,161320835368467
Nevada97,75298,2234710.48860970-11058181500
Orange3,110,8573,132,65021,7930.7037,87418,40019,4742,31912,103-9,784
Placer365,273368,8083,5350.973,7222,9128102,7255492,176
Plumas18,80618,513-293-1.56159229-70-2236-229
Riverside2,276,5362,302,30825,7721.1330,32714,95715,37010,4024,8775,525
Sacramento1,456,5391,473,33716,7981.1519,64410,7848,8607,9385,6522,286
San Benito57,25457,8926381.1172530442121781136
San Bernardino2,087,6392,103,16115,5220.7430,67012,91217,758-2,2364,380-6,616
San Diego3,212,9233,248,91735,9941.1244,21919,92224,29711,69713,042-1,345
San Francisco847,529857,90110,3721.228,9495,4613,4886,8846,311573
San Joaquin705,941716,38310,4421.489,9185,1134,8055,6372,5273,110
San Luis Obispo273,973276,2102,2370.822,6302,2393911,8462541,592
San Mateo750,593758,0837,4901.008,9424,4984,4443,0463,280-234
Santa Barbara435,222439,4634,2410.975,7582,9972,7611,480828652
Santa Clara1,872,6151,897,42924,8141.3323,4119,44713,96410,8509,977873
Santa Cruz271,105272,1029970.372,8921,7301,162-165508-673
Shasta178,832179,1272950.162,1422,152-10305115190
Sierra3,1923,171-21-0.661741-24321
Siskiyou44,75044,709-41-0.09460506-46525-20
Solano421,173425,3774,2041.005,2523,0032,2491,9551,114841
Sonoma495,339498,7823,4430.704,9923,9681,0242,4198811,538
Stanislaus527,585531,0753,4900.667,4903,9093,581-911,326-1,417
Sutter96,47795,959-518-0.541,294731563-1,081619-1,700
Tehama62,93963,0531140.18808646162-4859-107
Trinity13,68513,626-59-0.43109163-54-54-9
Tulare455,992459,4643,4720.767,5792,8444,735-1,263844-2,107
Tuolumne54,34953,823-526-0.97459671-212-31415-329
Ventura841,744845,6083,8640.4610,3275,3384,989-1,1251,661-2,786
Yolo208,205209,6431,4380.692,4701,1691,301137695-558
Yuba73,31873,8054870.661,197572625-138109-247
California38,389,17438,705,642316,4680.82498,671243,964254,70761,761136,588-74,827
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E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2012 and Revised July 1, 2013
Table 8.
Total PopulationChange 2012-2013Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Revised NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2012July 1, 2013
Migration
Alameda1,557,0151,578,70221,6871.3919,4649,6689,79611,8917,8224,069
Alpine1,1661,164-2-0.1779-2000
Amador36,58236,098-484-1.32254418-164-32022-342
Butte221,996222,1941980.092,3202,28139159191-32
Calaveras45,29645,117-179-0.40325514-1891019-9
Colusa21,47121,557860.40315124191-10557-162
Contra Costa1,078,1721,091,90913,7371.2712,2417,2654,9768,7613,6675,094
Del Norte27,92127,420-501-1.7933327063-5648-572
El Dorado181,117182,1621,0450.581,4941,326168877208669
Fresno952,995960,7127,7170.8115,7216,5149,207-1,4902,282-3,772
Glenn28,12828,185570.20385209176-11929-148
Humboldt134,730134,562-168-0.121,5411,274267-43570-505
Imperial179,294180,0667720.433,0129842,028-1,2561,637-2,893
Inyo18,58418,59170.0421219616-914-23
Kern859,630868,7449,1141.0614,4165,6428,7743401,889-1,549
Kings150,150150,219690.052,4648011,663-1,594268-1,862
Lake64,97664,900-76-0.12740826-861050-40
Lassen32,73631,888-848-2.5928422064-91218-930
Los Angeles9,999,90210,054,91955,0170.55130,64760,11970,528-15,51142,615-58,126
Madera150,810151,9891,1790.782,2881,0481,240-61239-300
Marin256,578259,3762,7981.092,3211,8824392,3594971,862
Mariposa18,22418,157-67-0.37136205-69216-14
Mendocino88,02188,02430.001,061836225-222120-342
Merced263,018264,3531,3350.514,1881,6122,576-1,241587-1,828
Modoc9,6339,610-23-0.2480111-31810-2
Mono14,06513,843-222-1.581375384-30620-326
Monterey424,867426,9592,0920.496,5622,4664,096-2,0041,281-3,285
Napa139,026139,6175910.431,4101,23917142035862
Nevada98,12997,752-377-0.388021,016-214-16373-236
Orange3,086,5593,110,85724,2980.7937,61618,78018,8365,46211,854-6,392
Placer360,938365,2734,3351.203,6882,8328563,4795662,913
Plumas19,33418,806-528-2.73146260-114-41413-427
Riverside2,254,9772,276,53621,5590.9629,93715,00114,9366,6235,1901,433
Sacramento1,446,8901,456,5399,6490.6719,40110,4868,9157344,565-3,831
San Benito56,72657,2545280.93739322417111130-19
San Bernardino2,076,2282,087,63911,4110.5530,55512,74417,811-6,4004,426-10,826
San Diego3,179,9703,212,92332,9531.0443,74620,75122,9959,95811,974-2,016
San Francisco836,474847,52911,0551.329,0935,7473,3467,7095,8121,897
San Joaquin700,882705,9415,0590.7210,0474,9575,090-312,124-2,155
San Luis Obispo273,283273,9736900.252,6282,26236632423589
San Mateo742,440750,5938,1531.109,0674,7024,3653,7883,259529
Santa Barbara430,791435,2224,4311.035,7012,9902,7111,720796924
Santa Clara1,845,9591,872,61526,6561.4424,1709,44914,72111,9358,9023,033
Santa Cruz268,379271,1052,7261.022,9821,7301,2521,474589885
Shasta178,323178,8325090.292,1062,0713547496378
Sierra3,2083,192-16-0.502039-19303
Siskiyou44,86144,750-111-0.25457570-113217-15
Solano417,926421,1733,2470.785,1422,9262,2161,0311,109-78
Sonoma490,740495,3394,5990.945,0673,8951,1723,4278452,582
Stanislaus524,239527,5853,3460.647,5033,8443,659-3131,211-1,524
Sutter95,21196,4771,2661.331,227732495771463308
Tehama63,13662,939-197-0.3172770720-21770-287
Trinity13,73113,685-46-0.34118155-37-96-15
Tulare452,660455,9923,3320.747,7642,8504,914-1,582950-2,532
Tuolumne53,96554,3493840.71461600-13952330493
Ventura836,627841,7445,1170.6110,5295,3665,163-461,862-1,908
Yolo206,166208,2052,0390.992,5051,2821,223816564252
Yuba73,15473,3181640.221,230582648-48495-579
California38,088,00938,389,174301,1650.79499,532247,760251,77249,393131,820-82,427
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E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2011 and Revised July 1, 2012
Table 9.
Total PopulationChange 2011-2012Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Revised NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2011July 1, 2012
Migration
Alameda1,533,9331,557,01523,0821.5018,9729,2529,72013,3627,5155,847
Alpine1,1701,166-4-0.3459-4000
Amador36,94436,582-362-0.98279427-148-21414-228
Butte220,862221,9961,1340.512,3992,229170964203761
Calaveras45,39945,296-103-0.23354463-109621-15
Colusa21,39221,471790.37302147155-76118-194
Contra Costa1,065,9221,078,17212,2501.1511,9366,9674,9697,2813,2144,067
Del Norte28,19627,921-275-0.9832428044-31913-332
El Dorado180,909181,1172080.111,5971,42017731203-172
Fresno943,807952,9959,1880.9715,9466,2519,695-5072,227-2,734
Glenn28,28528,128-157-0.56374240134-29187-378
Humboldt135,383134,730-653-0.481,4351,280155-80873-881
Imperial177,931179,2941,3630.773,0149612,053-6901,493-2,183
Inyo18,55918,584250.1323019733-816-24
Kern850,777859,6308,8531.0414,2045,2288,976-1231,892-2,015
Kings151,701150,150-1,551-1.022,3948131,581-3,132275-3,407
Lake64,92164,976550.08727846-11917453121
Lassen34,37032,736-1,634-4.7530127130-1,66413-1,677
Los Angeles9,910,1609,999,90289,7420.91129,12057,89871,22218,52039,682-21,162
Madera151,629150,810-819-0.542,3761,0451,331-2,150253-2,403
Marin254,925256,5781,6530.652,3231,8684551,198461737
Mariposa18,24118,224-17-0.09142156-14-314-17
Mendocino87,31988,0217020.801,122802320382116266
Merced260,096263,0182,9221.124,3031,5802,723199618-419
Modoc9,6829,633-49-0.5174126-5238-5
Mono14,28914,065-224-1.571465492-31624-340
Monterey420,485424,8674,3821.046,8082,3844,424-421,324-1,366
Napa137,560139,0261,4661.071,5291,1204091,057349708
Nevada98,59298,129-463-0.47772964-192-27149-320
Orange3,052,3203,086,55934,2391.1237,83117,79020,04114,19811,4092,789
Placer356,423360,9384,5151.273,6952,7709253,5904573,133
Plumas19,81719,334-483-2.44157201-44-4394-443
Riverside2,231,3232,254,97723,6541.0630,08914,58415,5058,1495,2022,947
Sacramento1,435,7311,446,89011,1590.7819,53010,5139,0172,1424,591-2,449
San Benito56,08156,7266451.15715276439206102104
San Bernardino2,065,9102,076,22810,3180.5030,14812,09018,058-7,7404,406-12,146
San Diego3,141,4693,179,97038,5011.2343,82119,85823,96314,53812,4912,047
San Francisco821,955836,47414,5191.778,7785,5273,25111,2685,7955,473
San Joaquin695,133700,8825,7490.8310,0814,9575,1246252,306-1,681
San Luis Obispo270,909273,2832,3740.882,6262,2623642,0102671,743
San Mateo730,476742,44011,9641.649,0094,6364,3737,5913,0184,573
Santa Barbara425,981430,7914,8101.135,6382,8882,7502,0608721,188
Santa Clara1,817,1351,845,95928,8241.5923,4139,28014,13314,6918,9755,716
Santa Cruz265,851268,3792,5280.953,1621,6781,4841,044662382
Shasta177,779178,3235440.312,0562,0035349184407
Sierra3,2233,208-15-0.472131-10-51-6
Siskiyou44,88544,861-24-0.05495522-27323-20
Solano415,230417,9262,6960.655,0662,8752,1915051,158-653
Sonoma487,722490,7403,0180.625,0443,8231,2211,797895902
Stanislaus519,563524,2394,6760.907,6943,7873,9077691,372-603
Sutter94,74795,2114640.491,320725595-131436-567
Tehama63,22063,136-84-0.1372063090-17463-237
Trinity13,73213,731-1-0.01116145-2928226
Tulare448,129452,6604,5311.018,0192,8205,199-668987-1,655
Tuolumne54,98053,965-1,015-1.85462619-157-85813-871
Ventura832,155836,6274,4720.5410,5245,0055,519-1,0471,883-2,930
Yolo203,324206,1662,8421.402,3181,1631,1551,6875231,164
Yuba72,82673,1543280.451,218529689-36184-445
California37,721,46838,088,009366,5410.97497,274239,265258,009108,532128,409-19,877
14
E-2. California County Population Estimates and Components of Change
Revised July 1, 2010 and Revised July 1, 2011
Table 10.
Total PopulationChange 2010-2011Components of Change
Net
Natural Net Net
County Revised Revised NumberPercentBirthsDeathsDomestic
IncreaseMigrationImmigration
July 1, 2010July 1, 2011
Migration
Alameda1,516,7211,533,93317,2121.1319,2179,07310,1447,0687,098-30
Alpine1,1751,170-5-0.4349-5000
Amador37,67836,944-734-1.95264439-175-55915-574
Butte220,359220,8625030.232,4402,15428621714968
Calaveras45,54245,399-143-0.31334455-121-2211-33
Colusa21,33021,392620.29337176161-9979-178
Contra Costa1,052,5541,065,92213,3681.2712,3267,2315,0958,2732,8815,392
Del Norte28,40928,196-213-0.7533528946-2596-265
El Dorado181,151180,909-242-0.131,6291,307322-564163-727
Fresno933,249943,80710,5581.1316,3125,97510,3372212,213-1,992
Glenn28,23328,285520.18423231192-14057-197
Humboldt135,102135,3832810.211,5461,176370-8980-169
Imperial175,401177,9312,5301.443,1209922,1284021,556-1,154
Inyo18,54718,559120.06193196-315141
Kern842,069850,7778,7081.0314,4005,3919,009-3011,693-1,994
Kings152,398151,701-697-0.462,5767521,824-2,521269-2,790
Lake65,05664,921-135-0.21741785-44-9138-129
Lassen34,78934,370-419-1.20298198100-51912-531
Los Angeles9,845,9319,910,16064,2290.65132,57857,96174,617-10,38834,861-45,249
Madera150,182151,6291,4470.962,4381,0071,43116211-195
Marin252,655254,9252,2700.902,3821,8285541,7164171,299
Mariposa18,24518,241-4-0.02148156-8411-7
Mendocino87,75587,319-436-0.501,012824188-624125-749
Merced256,785260,0963,3111.294,2991,4522,847464564-100
Modoc9,6889,682-6-0.06100103-3-36-9
Mono14,02014,2892691.921533711615317136
Monterey416,005420,4854,4801.086,8602,3264,534-541,542-1,596
Napa136,587137,5609730.711,5011,142359614391223
Nevada98,70998,592-117-0.12770952-182654421
Orange3,016,7963,052,32035,5241.1838,23117,63320,59814,92611,0273,899
Placer350,664356,4235,7591.643,8492,7681,0814,6784004,278
Plumas19,96919,817-152-0.76169224-55-978-105
Riverside2,198,4792,231,32332,8441.4930,99014,40216,58816,2564,53811,718
Sacramento1,422,9601,435,73112,7710.9020,18910,2259,9642,8073,961-1,154
San Benito55,52756,0815541.0076026749361116-55
San Bernardino2,044,8902,065,91021,0201.0331,42712,18519,2421,7783,803-2,025
San Diego3,104,7323,141,46936,7371.1844,66419,62425,04011,69711,065632
San Francisco810,504821,95511,4511.418,8975,7273,1708,2816,1242,157
San Joaquin688,464695,1336,6690.9710,5454,7195,8268432,124-1,281
San Luis Obispo269,450270,9091,4590.542,6402,2394011,058222836
San Mateo721,354730,4769,1221.269,1374,5184,6194,5032,8591,644
Santa Barbara424,109425,9811,8720.445,7462,8812,865-993739-1,732
Santa Clara1,791,2151,817,13525,9201.4524,0199,13514,88411,0368,6702,366
Santa Cruz262,813265,8513,0381.163,2391,6891,5501,488568920
Shasta177,376177,7794030.232,1062,0297732693233
Sierra3,2333,223-10-0.311835-17716
Siskiyou44,85544,885300.07462532-701002971
Solano412,862415,2302,3680.575,1712,8342,337311,185-1,154
Sonoma484,055487,7223,6670.765,3083,8441,4642,2037421,461
Stanislaus516,583519,5632,9800.587,7813,6504,131-1,1511,027-2,178
Sutter94,88894,747-141-0.151,335728607-748548-1,296
Tehama63,38063,220-160-0.25733617116-27655-331
Trinity13,79813,732-66-0.48112158-46-204-24
Tulare442,517448,1295,6121.278,1492,8475,302310912-602
Tuolumne55,24054,980-260-0.47442602-160-10019-119
Ventura824,935832,1557,2200.8811,0055,0595,9461,2741,795-521
Yolo202,619203,3247050.352,4221,2091,213-508562-1,070
Yuba72,34672,8264800.661,249549700-22093-313
California37,366,93837,721,468354,5300.95509,531237,546271,98582,545117,812-35,267
15
E-2. California County Population Estimates and Percent Change
Revised July 1, 2010 through Preliminary July 1, 2020
Table 11.
Revised Revised Revised Revised Revised Revised Revised Revised Revised Revised Preliminary
July 1, 2010July 1, 2011July 1, 2012July 1, 2013July 1, 2014July 1, 2015July 1, 2016July 1, 2017July 1, 2018July 1, 2019July 1, 2020
County
Alameda1,516,7211,533,9331,557,0151,578,7021,601,5841,622,3751,638,9661,650,7521,660,0971,668,9651,671,855
Alpine1,1751,1701,1661,1641,1611,1541,1511,1461,1351,1231,115
Amador37,67836,94436,58236,09836,32436,16836,63437,12537,77537,72437,577
Butte220,359220,862221,996222,194223,449224,023224,386225,834226,440214,532206,362
Calaveras45,54245,39945,29645,11745,01444,90744,76344,65644,57244,40344,286
Colusa21,33021,39221,47121,55721,53621,61221,87022,02121,95822,04522,075
Contra Costa1,052,5541,065,9221,078,1721,091,9091,104,5051,118,6621,130,5291,137,0471,144,3181,147,2691,149,800
Del Norte28,40928,19627,92127,42027,03926,84726,76126,54527,11627,20727,193
El Dorado181,151180,909181,117182,162182,156182,583183,444185,442187,911188,818192,012
Fresno933,249943,807952,995960,712969,839979,625988,106998,0991,008,7581,018,4371,026,358
Glenn28,23328,28528,12828,18528,29828,28628,35228,48128,61429,07229,507
Humboldt135,102135,383134,730134,562134,252134,596135,300135,141134,819133,820132,706
Imperial175,401177,931179,294180,066182,565184,460185,711186,968187,942188,962188,090
Inyo18,54718,55918,58418,59118,65018,63518,62818,56518,52118,46318,429
Kern842,069850,777859,630868,744875,136881,129884,612892,933901,403909,697912,975
Kings152,398151,701150,150150,219149,214149,455148,774150,300152,647153,522154,745
Lake65,05664,92164,97664,90065,07364,69064,34364,62764,59064,08063,771
Lassen34,78934,37032,73631,88831,21930,20029,75629,75629,69328,97228,872
Los Angeles9,845,9319,910,1609,999,90210,054,91910,107,69810,155,98210,190,11510,222,85710,226,50310,210,96610,171,593
Madera150,182151,629150,810151,989153,597154,166154,691156,077157,602157,686158,794
Marin252,655254,925256,578259,376261,672262,041263,010262,313262,234260,969258,956
Mariposa18,24518,24118,22418,15718,13518,08618,06617,99217,90317,84217,778
Mendocino87,75587,31988,02188,02488,37988,09188,53688,74988,49388,12587,491
Merced256,785260,096263,018264,353266,898268,843270,860275,186277,910281,592284,761
Modoc9,6889,6829,6339,6109,5859,5429,5029,4809,4889,4589,416
Mono14,02014,28914,06513,84313,87213,74413,62713,63413,54613,58513,447
Monterey416,005420,485424,867426,959429,418434,604438,591439,822441,764443,397441,290
Napa136,587137,560139,026139,617140,772141,390141,649140,986140,361139,874138,711
Nevada98,70998,59298,12997,75298,22397,83697,82897,82197,89297,80897,439
Orange3,016,7963,052,3203,086,5593,110,8573,132,6503,154,3633,169,9253,188,7793,195,4553,195,1973,190,832
Placer350,664356,423360,938365,273368,808371,896376,991383,058389,435394,626397,469
Plumas19,96919,81719,33418,80618,51318,22518,39918,36918,32318,45018,246
Riverside2,198,4792,231,3232,254,9772,276,5362,302,3082,327,1122,355,0982,382,7912,408,5322,428,4642,449,299
Sacramento1,422,9601,435,7311,446,8901,456,5391,473,3371,488,9171,504,3541,518,3071,534,2741,548,7601,562,242
San Benito55,52756,08156,72657,25457,89258,46459,20759,73760,78162,05162,789
San Bernardino2,044,8902,065,9102,076,2282,087,6392,103,1612,118,6842,131,7372,147,3982,160,7912,176,1502,184,112
San Diego3,104,7323,141,4693,179,9703,212,9233,248,9173,275,0363,296,5283,315,3583,338,8773,346,9373,352,145
San Francisco810,504821,955836,474847,529857,901869,403878,993887,383893,733897,114899,891
San Joaquin688,464695,133700,882705,941716,383727,038737,230747,517756,749767,935776,068
San Luis Obispo269,450270,909273,283273,973276,210276,584277,937277,821278,177277,276276,151
San Mateo721,354730,476742,440750,593758,083765,820769,722772,567774,822776,002775,132
Santa Barbara424,109425,981430,791435,222439,463443,640446,157448,099450,444452,066451,329
Santa Clara1,791,2151,817,1351,845,9591,872,6151,897,4291,924,0971,939,1041,949,7351,958,6401,960,9321,962,251
Santa Cruz262,813265,851268,379271,105272,102274,514275,247274,574273,426272,185270,067
Shasta177,376177,779178,323178,832179,127178,496177,581177,998178,002177,620177,692
Sierra3,2333,2233,2083,1923,1713,1523,1473,1493,1363,1273,117
Siskiyou44,85544,88544,86144,75044,70944,54044,41844,23344,12744,00043,792
Solano412,862415,230417,926421,173425,377428,906433,020436,316438,535439,990440,198
Sonoma484,055487,722490,740495,339498,782501,512503,322502,758498,849495,058491,134
Stanislaus516,583519,563524,239527,585531,075536,530542,234548,252551,901554,212555,955
Sutter94,88894,74795,21196,47795,95996,79697,66699,130100,859102,808101,160
Tehama63,38063,22063,13662,93963,05363,39663,88264,02064,44265,16365,266
Trinity13,79813,73213,73113,68513,62613,55613,48913,45413,38513,37413,291
Tulare442,517448,129452,660455,992459,464463,671466,775470,746473,928477,731480,788
Tuolumne55,24054,98053,96554,34953,82353,53153,29152,86252,84352,55752,353
Ventura824,935832,155836,627841,744845,608848,687848,858848,624848,214844,213841,439
Yolo202,619203,324206,166208,205209,643212,374216,215218,617220,565220,723221,718
Yuba72,34672,82673,15473,31873,80574,44975,25176,42377,09978,06179,089
California37,366,93837,721,46838,088,00938,389,17438,705,64239,007,12139,254,33939,488,43039,670,34939,761,19539,782,419
16
E-2. California County Numeric Change
Revised July 1, 2010 through Preliminary July 1, 2020
Table 12.
Numeric Population Change
2010-20112011-20122012-20132013-20142014-20152015-20162016-20172017-20182018-20192019-2020
County
Alameda17,21223,08221,68722,88220,79116,59111,7869,3458,8682,890
Alpine-5-4-2-3-7-3-5-11-12-8
Amador-734-362-484226-156466491650-51-147
Butte5031,1341981,2555743631,448606-11,908-8,170
Calaveras-143-103-179-103-107-144-107-84-169-117
Colusa627986-2176258151-638730
Contra Costa13,36812,25013,73712,59614,15711,8676,5187,2712,9512,531
Del Norte-213-275-501-381-192-86-21657191-14
El Dorado-2422081,045-64278611,9982,4699073,194
Fresno10,5589,1887,7179,1279,7868,4819,99310,6599,6797,921
Glenn52-15757113-1266129133458435
Humboldt281-653-168-310344704-159-322-999-1,114
Imperial2,5301,3637722,4991,8951,2511,2579741,020-872
Inyo1225759-15-7-63-44-58-34
Kern8,7088,8539,1146,3925,9933,4838,3218,4708,2943,278
Kings-697-1,55169-1,005241-6811,5262,3478751,223
Lake-13555-76173-383-347284-37-510-309
Lassen-419-1,634-848-669-1,019-4440-63-721-100
Los Angeles64,22989,74255,01752,77948,28434,13332,7423,646-15,537-39,373
Madera1,447-8191,1791,6085695251,3861,525841,108
Marin2,2701,6532,7982,296369969-697-79-1,265-2,013
Mariposa-4-17-67-22-49-20-74-89-61-64
Mendocino-4367023355-288445213-256-368-634
Merced3,3112,9221,3352,5451,9452,0174,3262,7243,6823,169
Modoc-6-49-23-25-43-40-228-30-42
Mono269-224-22229-128-1177-8839-138
Monterey4,4804,3822,0922,4595,1863,9871,2311,9421,633-2,107
Napa9731,4665911,155618259-663-625-487-1,163
Nevada-117-463-377471-387-8-771-84-369
Orange35,52434,23924,29821,79321,71315,56218,8546,676-258-4,365
Placer5,7594,5154,3353,5353,0885,0956,0676,3775,1912,843
Plumas-152-483-528-293-288174-30-46127-204
Riverside32,84423,65421,55925,77224,80427,98627,69325,74119,93220,835
Sacramento12,77111,1599,64916,79815,58015,43713,95315,96714,48613,482
San Benito5546455286385727435301,0441,270738
San Bernardino21,02010,31811,41115,52215,52313,05315,66113,39315,3597,962
San Diego36,73738,50132,95335,99426,11921,49218,83023,5198,0605,208
San Francisco11,45114,51911,05510,37211,5029,5908,3906,3503,3812,777
San Joaquin6,6695,7495,05910,44210,65510,19210,2879,23211,1868,133
San Luis Obispo1,4592,3746902,2373741,353-116356-901-1,125
San Mateo9,12211,9648,1537,4907,7373,9022,8452,2551,180-870
Santa Barbara1,8724,8104,4314,2414,1772,5171,9422,3451,622-737
Santa Clara25,92028,82426,65624,81426,66815,00710,6318,9052,2921,319
Santa Cruz3,0382,5282,7269972,412733-673-1,148-1,241-2,118
Shasta403544509295-631-9154174-38272
Sierra-10-15-16-21-19-52-13-9-10
Siskiyou30-24-111-41-169-122-185-106-127-208
Solano2,3682,6963,2474,2043,5294,1143,2962,2191,455208
Sonoma3,6673,0184,5993,4432,7301,810-564-3,909-3,791-3,924
Stanislaus2,9804,6763,3463,4905,4555,7046,0183,6492,3111,743
Sutter-1414641,266-5188378701,4641,7291,949-1,648
Tehama-160-84-197114343486138422721103
Trinity-66-1-46-59-70-67-35-69-11-83
Tulare5,6124,5313,3323,4724,2073,1043,9713,1823,8033,057
Tuolumne-260-1,015384-526-292-240-429-19-286-204
Ventura7,2204,4725,1173,8643,079171-234-410-4,001-2,774
Yolo7052,8422,0391,4382,7313,8412,4021,948158995
Yuba4803281644876448021,1726769621,028
California354,530366,541301,165316,468301,479247,218234,091181,91990,84621,224
17
E-2. California County Percent Change
Revised July 1, 2010 through Preliminary July 1, 2020
Table 13.
Percent Population Change
2010- 2011- 2012-2013-2014-2015-2016-2017-2018-2019-
2011201220132014201520162017201820192020
County
Alameda1.11.51.41.41.31.00.70.60.50.2
Alpine-0.4-0.3-0.2-0.3-0.6-0.3-0.4-1.0-1.1-0.7
Amador-1.9-1.0-1.30.6-0.41.31.31.8-0.1-0.4
Butte0.20.50.10.60.30.20.60.3-5.3-3.8
Calaveras-0.3-0.2-0.4-0.2-0.2-0.3-0.2-0.2-0.4-0.3
Colusa0.30.40.4-0.10.41.20.7-0.30.40.1
Contra Costa1.31.11.31.21.31.10.60.60.30.2
Del Norte-0.7-1.0-1.8-1.4-0.7-0.3-0.82.20.3-0.1
El Dorado-0.10.10.60.00.20.51.11.30.51.7
Fresno1.11.00.81.01.00.91.01.11.00.8
Glenn0.2-0.60.20.40.00.20.50.51.61.5
Humboldt0.2-0.5-0.1-0.20.30.5-0.1-0.2-0.7-0.8
Imperial1.40.80.41.41.00.70.70.50.5-0.5
Inyo0.10.10.00.3-0.10.0-0.3-0.2-0.3-0.2
Kern1.01.01.10.70.70.40.90.90.90.4
Kings-0.5-1.00.0-0.70.2-0.51.01.60.60.8
Lake-0.20.1-0.10.3-0.6-0.50.4-0.1-0.8-0.5
Lassen-1.2-4.8-2.6-2.1-3.3-1.50.0-0.2-2.4-0.3
Los Angeles0.70.90.60.50.50.30.30.0-0.2-0.4
Madera1.0-0.50.81.10.40.30.91.00.10.7
Marin0.90.61.10.90.10.4-0.30.0-0.5-0.8
Mariposa0.0-0.1-0.4-0.1-0.3-0.1-0.4-0.5-0.3-0.4
Mendocino-0.50.80.00.4-0.30.50.2-0.3-0.4-0.7
Merced1.31.10.51.00.70.81.61.01.31.1
Modoc-0.1-0.5-0.2-0.3-0.4-0.4-0.20.1-0.3-0.4
Mono1.9-1.6-1.60.2-0.9-0.90.1-0.60.3-1.0
Monterey1.11.00.50.61.20.90.30.40.4-0.5
Napa0.71.10.40.80.40.2-0.5-0.4-0.3-0.8
Nevada-0.1-0.5-0.40.5-0.40.00.00.1-0.1-0.4
Orange1.21.10.80.70.70.50.60.20.0-0.1
Placer1.61.31.21.00.81.41.61.71.30.7
Plumas-0.8-2.4-2.7-1.6-1.61.0-0.2-0.30.7-1.1
Riverside1.51.11.01.11.11.21.21.10.80.9
Sacramento0.90.80.71.21.11.00.91.10.90.9
San Benito1.01.20.91.11.01.30.91.72.11.2
San Bernardino1.00.50.50.70.70.60.70.60.70.4
San Diego1.21.21.01.10.80.70.60.70.20.2
San Francisco1.41.81.31.21.31.11.00.70.40.3
San Joaquin1.00.80.71.51.51.41.41.21.51.1
San Luis Obispo0.50.90.30.80.10.50.00.1-0.3-0.4
San Mateo1.31.61.11.01.00.50.40.30.2-0.1
Santa Barbara0.41.11.01.01.00.60.40.50.4-0.2
Santa Clara1.41.61.41.31.40.80.50.50.10.1
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December 16, 2020
The Honorable Gavin Newsom
Governor, State of California
1303 10th Street, Suite 1173
Sacramento, CA 95814
Re: Budget Request for $1.5 Billion for FY 2021-22 for Wildfire Resilience
Dear Governor Newsom:
We are writing to request that you include $1.5 billion in your proposed 2021-22 state budget for
landscape health, wildfire risk reduction, and other critical community wildfire preparedness
activities. State support for these activities must be stable, sustainable, and represent an increased
and ongoing level of state support so we can build the structure and workforce necessary to carry
out these fire prevention activities. This funding is essential to continue and build upon the ongoing
critical partnerships with local partners, federal, local, and state agencies, tribes, and other parties to
prepare for and prevent worsening fire events.
Extensive fire suppression and exclusion, development in high fire hazard severity zones, and the
spread of non- large,
intense fires. Given the degraded condition of many of our fire-prone landscapes, the scale of the
problem currently facing our state, and that climate change is exacerbating this problem, we need to
significantly increase, accelerate, and sustain efforts to prepare for and reduce the risk of high-
severity wildfire, in addition to ongoing fire suppression activities.
If designed and implemented well, these investments can also provide benefits to wildlife, water
quality and security, and climate mitigation and resilience. Ensuring that landscape restoration
projects are des
commitments to protect and enhance natural and working lands and the biodiversity that depend on
healthy ecosystems. You set forth important conservation goals in your October Executive Order
(N-82-
climate resiliency, carbon sequestration, and biodiversity protection, and to develop a Climate Smart
king lands. The scale of landscape restoration necessary to
climate mitigation and adaptation strategies.
Therefore, we urge that you propose $1.5 billion, as detailed below, in your proposed 2021-22 state
budget for a variety of fire prevention and preparedness actions across the landscape, at community
scale, and to make individual structures less flammable.
$600 million for landscape-scale strategies for returning to a more natural, fire-resilient
condition with investments in established programs for fuel reduction, forest thinning, and
protection against loss of intact forests. This would include funding to CAL FIRE for the
Forest Health grant program, Forest Legacy Program, Fire and Resource Assessment
Program, and California Forest Improvement Program. It is important that a portion of this
funding include work in oak woodlands to prevent the devastating fires California has seen in
agricultural areas in recent years and to support vital biodiversity values. Additionally, we urge
a sizable investment in the expansion of the use of prescribed fire to support partners and
increase capacity, including funding for a collaborative tribal burning program that respects
tribal sovereignty. After generations of suppressing cultural burning, it is long past time to
$900 million for fire prevention efforts to reduce the risk of wildfire to homes, commercial
structures, and communities, increase workforce capacity for risk reduction activities in both
the built environment and the forest, planning and actions to make communities in fire-
prone regions more resilient, and mitigations to safeguard vulnerable populations. This
California and
Local Conservation Corps, California Community Colleges, and Department of
Conservation for the Regional Forest and Fire Capacity Program, as well as funding for
hardening of structures, defensible spaces, emergency shelters and alert systems. It would
also include funding for community resilience including community infrastructure, risk
reduction buffers, and protections for human health such as air filters and power backup.
These measures are especially important for non-forested, high risk areas, where prescribed
fire and other landscape intervention may not be viable options.
As part of this request, we believe that there should be a discussion with the Legislature about how
to improve coordination of the many fire prevention programs created or expanded in recent years,
which span across multiple agencies and departments, to improve efficiencies and avoid
redundancies. Finally, we continue to urge you to support a statewide bond proposal to finance vital
climate preparedness efforts, including fire preparedness and landscape conservation and restoration
activities, to help ensure a more resilient California.
We thank you for your ongoing efforts to keep California safe and thriving.
Sincerely,
Lisa Hunt Kirk Wilbur
California River Restoration Science Vice President Government Affairs
American Rivers California
Micah Weinberg Nick Jensen
Executive Director Lead Conservation Scientists
California Forward California Native Plant Society
Chris Morrill Torri Estrada
Executive Director Executive Director
California Wilderness Coalition Carbon Cycle Institute
Pamela Flick Tracy Katelman
California Program Director Owner
Defenders of Wildlife ForEverGreen Forestry
Laurie Wayburn Matt Baker
President Policy Director
Pacific Forest Trust Planning and Conservation League
Adam Livingston Steve Frisch
Director of Planning and Policy President
Sequoia Riverlands Trust Sierra Business Council
Sue Britting Jenny Hatch
Executive Director Executive Director
Sierra Forest Legacy Sierra Nevada Alliance
Melinda Booth Craig Thomas
Executive Director Director
South Yuba River Citizens League The Fire Restoration Group
Nick Goulette Tim Schmelzer
Executive Director Vice President, California State Relations
Watershed Research and Training Center Wine Institute
cc: Wade Crowfoot, Secretary, California Natural Resources Agency
Thom Porter, Director, CAL FIRE
Senator Toni Atkins, Senate President Pro Tempore
Assemblymember Anthony Rendon, Speaker
Senator Nancy Skinner, Chair, Senate Budget Committee
Assemblymember Phil Ting, Chair, Assembly Budget Committee