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Wyoming Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), First Quarter 2022 (2022Q1) - Revised

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Note: First quarter 2022 data were revised August 30, 2022, to include new NAICS codes. For more information, please click here. For the previously published data with over-the-year change in employment and wages, please click here.

Park County

Table 19: Wyoming Covered Employment, Total Wages, & Average Weekly Wage by Industry (NAICS) for Park County - First Quarter 2022a
NAICSb Code Ownership and Industry Units Average Monthly Employment Total Wages Average Weekly Wage
0  Ownership - Total 1,777 12,535 $141,865,672 $871
0  Ownership - Private 1,702 9,387 $101,363,365 $831
11  Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting  59 265 $2,362,301 $685
111  Crop Production  21 62 $471,966 $582
112  Animal Production & Aquaculture  27 169 $1,498,303 $682
21  Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction  40 353 $7,657,692 $1,669
211  Oil & Gas Extraction  16 168 $4,481,132 $2,052
212  Mining, Except Oil & Gas 3 29 $463,311 $1,229
213  Support Activities For Mining  21 156 $2,713,249 $1,338
22  Utilities  6 50 $1,239,510 $1,907
221  Utilities  6 50 $1,239,510 $1,907
23  Construction  238 889 $9,228,069 $798
236  Construction of Buildings  78 292 $3,037,242 $800
237  Heavy & Civil Engineering Construction  25 76 $943,453 $959
238  Specialty Trade Contractors  135 522 $5,247,374 $774
31-33 Manufacturing  50 431 $4,443,691 $793
311  Food Manufacturing  3 27 $202,888 $585
323  Printing & Related Support Activities  3 3 $13,424 $344
327  Nonmetallic Mineral Product Manufacturing  3 23 $193,947 $639
332  Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing  8 110 $1,502,957 $1,048
333  Machinery Manufacturing  3 17 $154,113 $711
334  Computer & Electronic Product Manufacturing  3 5 $128,616 $1,979
337  Furniture & Related Product Manufacturing  7 12 $91,447 $586
42  Wholesale Trade  65 290 $4,110,040 $1,091
424  Merchant Wholesalers, Nondurable Goods  23 146 $1,788,113 $944
44-45 Retail Trade  148 1,560 $14,420,012 $711
441  Motor Vehicle & Parts Dealers  22 256 $2,903,861 $873
444  Building Material & Garden Equipment & Supplies Dealers  17 203 $1,599,428 $605
445  Food & Beverage Retailers  14 310 $3,710,163 $920
456  Health & Personal Care Retailers  10 56 $509,288 $695
457  Gasoline Stations & Fuel Dealers  16 101 $737,622 $560
458  Clothing, Clothing Accessories, Shoe, & Jewelry Retailers  15 100 $549,358 $421
459  Sporting Goods, Hobby, Musical Instrument, Book, & Miscellaneous Retailers  32 130 $602,451 $356
48-49 Transportation & Warehousing  40 291 $3,810,255 $1,006
481  Air Transportation  3 17 $198,208 $915
484  Truck Transportation  16 66 $788,889 $924
486  Pipeline Transportation  5 23 $752,857 $2,518
488  Support Activities For Transportation  4 50 $552,471 $844
492  Couriers & Messengers  8 114 $1,288,166 $867
51  Information  30 199 $2,160,248 $834
512  Motion Picture & Sound Recording Industries  5 33 $126,821 $299
513  Publishing Industries  8 76 $562,648 $572
516  Broadcasting & Content Providers  6 25 $311,960 $960
517  Telecommunications  8 62 $1,058,318 $1,313
518  Data Processing, Hosting & Related Services  3 4 $100,501 $1,933
52  Finance & Insurance  87 365 $6,745,847 $1,423
522  Credit Intermediation & Related Activities  33 253 $4,494,525 $1,365
524  Insurance Carriers & Related Activities  33 76 $1,178,052 $1,198
53  Real Estate & Rental & Leasing  68 178 $1,886,004 $817
531  Real Estate  55 91 $789,068 $667
532  Rental & Leasing Services  13 87 $1,096,936 $974
54  Professional & Technical Services  195 460 $7,387,204 $1,236
541  Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services  195 460 $7,387,204 $1,236
55  Management of Companies & Enterprises  15 47 $970,471 $1,588
551  Management of Companies & Enterprises  15 47 $970,471 $1,588
56  Administrative & Waste Services  112 310 $2,762,801 $686
561  Administrative & Support Services  106 268 $2,454,470 $704
562  Waste Management & Remediation Services  6 42 $308,331 $569
61  Educational Services  18 62 $375,050 $463
611  Educational Services  18 62 $375,050 $463
62  Health Care & Social Assistance  240 1,571 $19,102,300 $935
621  Ambulatory Health Care Services  105 678 $9,616,170 $1,091
624  Social Assistance  125 364 $2,279,526 $482
71  Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation  44 286 $1,845,606 $496
713  Amusements, Gambling, & Recreation  31 135 $550,574 $313
72  Accommodation & Food Services  149 1,517 $8,568,737 $434
721  Accommodation  66 556 $4,516,883 $625
722  Food Services & Drinking Places  83 961 $4,051,854 $324
81  Other Services, Except Public Administration  90 253 $2,185,404 $664
811  Repair & Maintenance  41 120 $1,289,364 $827
812  Personal & Laundry Services  15 61 $338,264 $427
813  Membership Associations & Organizations  26 63 $497,113 $607
814  Private Households  8 9 $60,663 $500
99 Unclassified  8 8 $102,123 $982
0  Ownership - Federal Government 17 622 $10,534,257 $1,303
48-49 Transportation & Warehousing  6 53 $765,583 $1,104
491  Postal Service  6 53 $765,583 $1,104
92  Public Administration  10 161 $2,907,239 $1,392
924  Administration of Environmental Programs  4 117 $2,032,857 $1,333
926  Administration of Economic Programs  4 39 $795,518 $1,569
0  Ownership - State Government 22 190 $2,537,932 $1,028
92  Public Administration  19 171 $2,209,132 $994
922  Justice, Public Order, & Safety Activities  5 24 $386,162 $1,238
923  Administration of Human Resource Programs  4 48 $554,727 $883
924  Administration of Environmental Programs  3 39 $569,589 $1,123
926  Administration of Economic Programs  5 57 $664,807 $902
0  Ownership - Local Government 36 2,337 $27,430,118 $903
22  Utilities  5 32 $395,746 $961
221  Utilities  5 32 $395,746 $961
51  Information  3 32 $234,360 $569
519  Other Information Services  3 32 $234,360 $569
61  Educational Services  4 1,128 $12,258,740 $836
611  Educational Services  4 1,128 $12,258,740 $836
81  Other Services, Except Public Administration  4 10 $104,022 $827
812  Personal & Laundry Services  4 10 $104,022 $827
92  Public Administration  15 478 $5,556,193 $894
921  Executive, Legislative & General Government  5 434 $4,987,970 $885
922  Justice, Public Order, & Safety Activities  4 19 $313,987 $1,250
aPreliminary.
bNorth American Industry Classification System. 
Source: Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, developed through a cooperative program between Research & Planning and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Extract Date: July 2022.
Revised by T. Glover and M. Moore, Research & Planning, WY DWS, 8/30/22.

Figure: Top 5 Industries (2-Digit NAICSa) with the Largest Average Monthly Employment in Park County, 2022Q1b

aNorth American Industry Classification System.
bAll industries are private ownership unless otherwise noted.
Source: Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages.
Prepared by M. Moore, Research & Planning, WY DWS, 7/22/2022.