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West Sacramento Businesses
Statistics by Economic Sector (1997)

NAICS Industry Code	Industry Description	% of Establishments	Number of Establishments	Number of Employees	Annual Payroll ($1,000)	Shipments, Sales & Receipts
NAICS Industries
31-33	Manufacturing	8.7%	68	2,487	91,457	712,910
42	Wholesale trade	19.7%	154	4,361	145,485	3,109,190
44-45	Retail trade	12.9%	101	1,098	22,973	215,748
53	Real estate, rental & leasing	6.5%	51	435	14,760	90,517
54	Professional, scientific & technical	5.4%	42	571	23,390	79,848
56	Administrative, support, waste management & remediation svc	5.0%	39	930	16,864	48,060
61	Educational svc	0.4%	3	b	D	D
62	Health care & social assistance	5.1%	40	408	8,183	17,474
71	Arts, entertainment & recreation	0.1%	1	b	D	D
72	Accommodation & food svc	8.5%	66	910	7,879	30,530
81	Other svcs (except public admin)	8%	62	372	9,512	36,227
Merchant Wholesalers
42	Wholesale trade	16.5%	129	h	D	D
Manufacturers’ Sales Branches & Sales Offices
42	Wholesale trade	2.8%	22	f	D	D
Agents, Brokers & Commission Merchants
42	Wholesale trade	0.4%	3	a	D	D
Totals		100.0%	781	11,572	340,503	4,340,504

Source: US 1997 Economic Census

D: Withheld to avoid disclosing data of individual companies
a: 0-19 employees
b: 20-99 employees
f: 500-999 employees
h: 2,500 to 4,999 employees

In 1990, Yolo County had 57,894 jobs. By 1999, the number reached 83,830, an increase of 25,936, or 44.8 percent. Approximately half of the growth in the county occurred West Sacramento, which had a net gain of 14,375. The unicorporated area had a net gain of 4,839, Woodland increased by 4,433, Davis added 2,001, and Winters added 288. The future of West Sacramento business appears bright with over half of the projected growth inYolo county to occur in West Sacramento, which is forecast to add 40,281 jobs by 2022, an increase of 139.3 percent.

Employment Totals

1990	1995	1997	1999	Change 1990-99	% Change	Annual Growth Rate 1990-99
16,159	21,837	28,919	30,534	14,375	89.0%	7.3%

Source: SACOG 1999 Employment Inventory