San Joaquin County
Data Compass
The data guide for San Joaquin.
Economy Overview
Keep track of the economic pulse of San Joaquin County with our multifaceted economic overview. San Joaquin County’s economic vitality stems from the diverse strengths of our workforce, industries, and local financial systems. Measurements of agriculture, transport, employment, business activity, infrastructure, financial ecosystem, income, prices, assets and wealth, productivity, and innovation illustrate the current economic conditions and future trajectory of our region. Learn about the key drivers of our county’s economy and the opportunities and challenges we face together.
Economy stats San Joaquin County.
$42.8B
San Joaquin County’s real GDP stood at approximately $42.8 billion in 2023, showing the county’s substantial economic contribution to California and the nation.
21.4%
San Joaquin County’s labor force grew 21.4% between 2010 and 2025, from 311,956 to 378,701. Employment grew 35.9% over the same period, from 259,946 to 353,368. Annual averages, BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics; the 2025 estimate is an 11-month average excluding October.
$91,854
San Joaquin County’s median household income in 2024 was $91,854, which is less than California’s $100,130 but more than the United States median of $81,604.
Social Dynamics Overview
Explore the intricate fabric of San Joaquin County’s community through our comprehensive social dynamics indicators. San Joaquin County’s shifting demographics reflect larger trends of population growth, increased diversity, and generational changes. Key social indicators, including demography, health, education, migration, poverty, inequality, and social protections, provide insight into the wellbeing and quality of life of county residents. Analyze the data to learn about the social landscape of our community.
Social Dynamics stats San Joaquin County.
$33,391 compared to $97,226
A bachelor’s degree more than doubles median earnings in San Joaquin County compared with not completing high school ($33,391 compared with $73,723, about 121% higher). A graduate or professional degree raises median earnings to $97,226, about 191% higher. Median earnings for the population aged 25 and over with earnings, 2024 ACS one-year estimates, table B20004.
18.9%
San Joaquin County’s population is projected to grow by about 19% between 2025 and 2050, reaching 956,344 residents.
30%
Nearly 30% of San Joaquin County’s population is under the age of 20, while nearly 14% of the population is 65 or older.
Place & Environment Overview
San Joaquin County’s place and environment are critical to residents’ quality of life. From living conditions and engagement to environmental sustainability and public safety, the places we live shape our daily lives. Indicators tracking living conditions, civic and cultural engagement, the environment, security and safety, and social capital paint a picture of the built and natural environments that residents inhabit. Discover how place and environment impact our county.
Place & Environment stats San Joaquin County.
63%
Of eligible voters voted in the 2020 general election, which represents the highest eligible voter turnout from 2014 to 2024. In the 2022 general election, 35.2% of eligible San Joaquin County voters voted, and 51.7% of eligible San Joaquin County voters voted in the 2024 general election.
59,804
Acre net decline in land classified as Prime Farmland in San Joaquin County between 1990 and 2022.
5,447
Total reported violent crimes in San Joaquin County in 2024, showing a slight increase from previous years.
Transportation Overview
San Joaquin County’s transportation system serves as a backbone of daily life, economic activity, and community connection. Navigate the dynamics of the county’s transportation landscape through a variety of indicators, including data regarding commute and transit patterns, traffic congestion and safety metrics, and infrastructure assessments, which provide valuable insights into the efficiency and challenges of local transportation systems.
Transportation stats San Joaquin County.
8.4%
higher total daily vehicle miles were travelled in San Joaquin County in 2024 than in 2016.
72.4%
of San Joaquin County workers aged 16 and over drove alone to work by car, truck or van in 2024, a higher share than the state and national averages.
2.56M
2.56 million unlinked passenger trips were taken on San Joaquin Regional Transit District (RTD) services in 2024 (2,556,358). Unlinked passenger trips count boardings, not individual riders: one journey with a transfer counts twice.