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Self-Sufficiency Standard for Colorado 2011

Many workers throughout Colorado have earnings that fall far short of what’s needed to meet basic family needs, even if their income is well above what the federal government classifies as poor.

The Self-Sufficiency Standard for Colorado 2011 offers a detailed accounting of the cost of living for different family types in each of the state’s 64 counties.

Click this link to read the full report.

Contact: Tracey Stewart
Family Economic Security Program manager
303-573-5669, ext. 314

Released Oct. 28, 2011

Fact sheets show the dynamics of self-sufficiency in each Colorado county
The Self-Sufficiency Standard for Colorado 2011 includes data for each of Colorado's 64 counties. CCLP has also prepared 64 one-page fact sheets with data from the report for easier reference.

 Adams Alamosa  Arapahoe 
 Archuleta  Baca  Bent
 Boulder  Broomfield  Chaffee
 Cheyenne  Clear Creek  Conejos
 Costilla  Crowley  Custer
 Delta  Denver  Dolores
 Douglas  Eagle  Elbert
 El Paso  Fremont  Garfield
 Gilpin  Grand  Gunnison
 Hinsdale  Huerfano  Jackson
 Jefferson  Kiowa  Kit Carson
 Lake  La Plata  Larimer
 Las Animas  Lincoln  Logan
 Mesa  Mineral  Moffat
 Montezuma  Montrose  Morgan
 Otero  Ouray  Park
 Phillips  Pitkin  Prowers
 Pueblo  Rio Blanco  Rio Grande
 Routt  Saguache  San Juan
 San Miguel  Sedgwick  Summit
 Teller  Washington  Weld
 Yuma