Mendocino County, Miscellaneous Information
The following information was drawn from a number of sources including the US Census bureau and NACo (National Association of Counties).
Some of data may be out of date; please contact us with the corrected data.
County Size: 2,246,840 acres or 3,510 square miles
Mendocino County, CA
1990 Population: 80,345
1996 Population: 83,298
1990 - 1996 Population Change: 3.70%
Population distributions based on 1995 estimates:
Ukiah 17.5%; Fort Bragg 7.4%; Willits 6.1%; Point Arena .5%;
All other unicorporated areas=68.6%
In March of 1996: 45,078 registered voters:
52% are Democrats, 30% are Republicans;
12% No stated party affiliation
3% are Green, 2% are Libertarian and the 1% are other parties.
3-2000 Election | ||||
Party | Registration | Percent | Turnout | Percent |
Democratic | 22613 | 48.0% | 13384 | 59.2% |
Republican | 13234 | 28.1% | 8844 | 66.8% |
AI | 1188 | 2.5% | 441 | 37.1% |
Libertarian | 367 | 0.8% | 192 | 52.3% |
Green | 1721 | 3.7% | 915 | 53.2% |
Natural Law | 46 | 0.1% | 21 | 45.7% |
Reform | 341 | 0.7% | 136 | 39.9% |
NonPart. | 7592 | 16.1% | 3242 | 42.7% |
TOTALS | 47102 | 100.0% | 27175 | 57.7% |
Absentee | 5428 |
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by region
County Location: 39.43115 N, 123.43162 W
Zip Codes: 95410 Albion 95415 Boonville 95417 Branscomb 95418 Calpella 95420 Caspar 95427 Comptche 95428 Covelo 95429 ? 95432 Elk 95437 Fort Bragg 95445 Gualala 95449 Hopland 95453 Outer Hopland near Lake County 95454 Laytonville 95455 Leggett 95456 Little River 95459 Manchester 95460 Mendocino 95466 Philo 95467 Piercy 95468 Point Arena 95469 Potter Valley 95470 Redwood Valley 95482 Ukiah 95488 Westport 95490 Willits 95494 YorkvilleUnemployment rates shown are calculated on unrounded data.
Labor | Employed | Unemployment | Percent | |
Mendocino County | 42,810 | 40,710 | 2,100 | 4.9% |
Covelo-CDP | 480 | 450 | 30 | 6.3% |
Fort Bragg-city | 3,340 | 3,210 | 130 | 4.0% |
Point Arena-city | 210 | 180 | 30 | 12.7% |
Ukiah-city | 7,420 | 7,070 | 350 | 4.7% |
Willits-city | 2,480 | 2,360 | 120 | 4.8% |
Federal and State Elected Representatives
Senator Barbara Boxer D
eMail senator@boxer.senate.gov
(202) 224-3553 (DC)
Greenbrae, CA
Sen. Dianne Feinstein D
eMail senator@feinstein.senate.gov
(202) 224-3841 (DC)
San Francisco, CA
Rep. Mike Thompson D 01
does not accept email
(202) 225-3311
Saint Helena, CA
State Legislature in California Senator Wesley Chesbro Contact Information Sacramento, CA 95814 Santa Rosa, CA 95404 Capitol: (916) 445-3614 Counties Represented Del Norte , Humboldt , Lake , Mendocino , Napa , Solano , Sonoma
State Legislature in California Assemblywoman Vriginia Strom-Martin Contact Information Sacramento, CA 95814 Eureka, CA 95501 Capitol: (916) 445-4251 Counties Represented Del Norte , Humboldt , Lake , Mendocino , Sonoma
County Elected and Appointed Officials Also see County Officals by Precinct and Zip
Also see Elected Offices Information Also see Know the Candidates and Elected Officals County District Attorney Norman L.Vroman - Libratarian P.O. Box 899 Hopland, CA 95449 (707) 463-1510 (day)
County Sheriff
Tony Craver - Republican
730 Chestnut St.
Fort Bragg, CA 95437
(707) 961-2691 (Day) FAX (707)964-4867
E-mail: tcraver@mcn.org
Other County Elected Officials
Name, Position, Party
Michael M. Delbar, County Supervisor District 1, Republican
Richard Shoemaker, County Supervisor District 2, Democrat
Tom Lucier County, Supervisor District 3, Republican
Patricia Campbell, County Supervisor District 4, Republican
David Colfax, County Supervisor District 5, Democrat
Below, Staff and Elected Officials:
also see buget by department
Peter Halstad General Services/Safety & Insurance Dir Micheal Scannell County Adminstrative Officer Patrick Hale Dir. Of Info Svcs Christine Johnson District Attorney Norm Vroman Peter Klein Counsel Carlos LaRoche Superior Court Judge Richard McMechan Superior Court Judge Jeff Thoma Public Defender Carol Mordhorst Public Health Administrator Charles Mosher Health Officer Robert Wolf Mental Health Administrator Henry Bates County Library Director Alison Glassey Director, Social Services Department Mary Williams Community Services David Bengston Agriculture Director Gregory Foss Animal Control Tony Craver Sheriff/Coroner Richard Paige Emergency Services Authority Director Bob McAllister Probation Officer Eugene Calvert Director Of Transportation Tim Knudsen Treasurer/Tax Collector Don Phillips Treasurer/ Tax Collector, County Clerk Ken Hawkins Auditor Dennis Huey Auditor/Controller Gary Estep Assessor-recorder Marsha Wharff Assessor/County Clerk/Recorder Joyce Beard Clerk To Board Roger Wong Personnel/Civil Service Dir
MENDOCINO COUNTY, CALIFORNIA COURTS
MENDOCINO SUPERIOR COURT
MAIN COURTHOUSE
State & Perkins Sts.
POB 996
Ukiah 95482-0996
Fax (707) 4683459
Tel (707) 463-4664
Conrad L. Cox 1 (707) 463-4482
James F. King, PJ 3 (707) 463 4481
James W. Luther 2 (707) 463-4571
MENDOCINO COUNTY
CALIFORNIA
MENDOCINO MUNICIPAL COURT
MT. SANHEDRIN JUDICIAL DISTRICT
UKIAH DIVISION
POB 337
Ukiah 95482-0337
(707) 463-4486
Henry K. Nelson, Judge
WILLITS DIVISION
125 E Commercial St. #100
Willits 95490-3195
(707) 459-5554
Henry K. Nelson, Judge
ANDERSON DIVISION
Veterans Bldg
Hwy 12B
POB 336
Boonville 95415-0336
Fax (707) 895-2349
Tel (707) 895-3329
Eric L. Labowitz, Judge
ARENA DIVISION
24090 S Hwy One (VFW Hall)
Point Arena 95468-9408
(707) 882-2116
POB 153
Point Arena 95468-0153
Vincent T. Lechowick, Judge
LONG VALLEY DIVISION
POB 157
Legget 95585-0157
(707) 925-6460
Joseph A. Orr, Judge . Fax (707) 925-6225
ROUND VALLEY DIVISION
76270 Grange St
POB 25
Covelo 95428-0025
(707) 983-6446
Ronald R. Combest, Judge
TEN MILE DIVISION
700 S Franklin St
Fort Bragg 95437-5459
(707) 964-3192
Jonathan M. Lehan, Judge
USA COUNTIES 1996
Geographic Area: Mendocino, CA (06045)
Table: GENERAL PROFILE
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POPULATION AND HOUSING (Bureau of the Census)
Total resident population:
1995................................................... 82,499
Percent 65 years and over............................ 14.2
1990................................................... 80,345
1980................................................... 66,738
Occupied housing units, 1990............................. 30,419
Percent owner occupied................................. 62.1
BIRTHS AND DEATHS (National Center for Health Statistics)
Births, 1993............................................. 1,107
Per 1,000 resident population.......................... 13.6
Percent to mothers under 20 years of age............... 15.6
Deaths, 1993............................................. 787
Per 1,000 resident population.......................... 9.6
Infant deaths per 1,000 live births, 1993................ 11.7
EDUCATION (Bureau of the Census)
Persons 25 years and over, 1990.......................... 52,489
Percent high school graduates.......................... 78.7
Percent college graduates.............................. 17.8
LABOR FORCE (Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Civilian labor force, 1994............................... 41,503
Percent unemployed..................................... 9.7
PRIVATE NONFARM ESTABLISHMENTS (Bureau of the Census)
Total establishments, 1993............................... 2,627
Percent retail trade................................... 26.5
Percent services....................................... 33.3
Paid employees, 1993 (pay period including March 12)..... 20,670
Annual payroll, 1993 ($1,000)............................ 383,924
PERSONAL INCOME (Bureau of Economic Analysis)
Total personal income, 1993 ($1,000)..................... 1,435,446
Per capita (dollars)................................... 17,588
AGRICULTURE (Bureau of the Census)
Number of farms, 1992.................................... 1,088
Land in farms as percent of total land................. 32
RETAIL TRADE (Bureau of the Census)
Retail sales, 1992 ($1,000).............................. 616,142
Per capita (dollars)................................... 7,547
COMMERCIAL AND SAVINGS BANKS (Fed. Deposit Insurance Corp.)
Number of offices, June 30, 1994......................... 20
Total deposits ($1,000)................................ 650,026
SOCIAL PROGRAMS (Social Security Administration)
Total Social Security recipients, December 1993.......... 15,590
Retired workers........................................ 9,350
Supplementary Security Income recipients, December 1994.. 3,501
FEDERAL FUNDS AND GRANTS (Bureau of the Census)
Total direct expenditures or obligations per capita:
1994 (dollars)......................................... 3,935
1990 (dollars)......................................... 2,839
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(NA) Not available. (D) Avoid disclosure of confidential information.
(X) Not applicable. (S) Does not meet publication standards.
(Z) Value > 0 but < half unit of measure shown.
NOTE: 0 data may indicate geographic/data footnotes.
Source: U.S. Bureau of the Census, USA Counties 1996 CD-ROM.