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Wyoming Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages (QCEW), Third Quarter 2025 (2025Q3)

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Campbell County

Table 7: Wyoming Covered Employment, Total Wages, and Average Weekly Wage by Industry  for Campbell County - Third Quarter 2025a
Average Monthly Employment Total Wages Average Weekly Wage
Change   Change Change
NAICSb Code Ownership & Industry 2025Q3 2024Q3 N % 2025Q3 2024Q3 $ % 2025Q3 2024Q3 $ %
0  Ownership - Total 24,702 24,774 -72 -0.3 $418,759,857 $408,394,327 $10,365,530 2.5 $1,304 $1,268 $36 2.8
0  Ownership - Private 19,891 19,987 -96 -0.5 $347,303,982 $338,320,624 $8,983,358 2.7 $1,343 $1,302 $41 3.2
11  Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing & Hunting  94 80 13 16.6 $790,767 $757,374 $33,393 4.4 $649 $725 -$76 -10.5
21  Mining, Quarrying, & Oil & Gas Extraction  4,747 4,963 -217 -4.4 $124,838,811 $124,607,301 $231,510 0.2 $2,023 $1,931 $92 4.8
211  Oil & Gas Extraction  296 273 24 8.7 $9,778,665 $9,263,163 $515,502 5.6 $2,538 $2,613 -$75 -2.9
212  Mining, Except Oil & Gas  2,986 3,215 -229 -7.1 $81,812,047 $82,492,923 -$680,876 -0.8 $2,108 $1,974 $134 6.8
213  Support Activities For Mining  1,464 1,476 -11 -0.8 $33,248,099 $32,851,215 $396,884 1.2 $1,747 $1,712 $34 2.0
22  Utilities  322 323 -1 -0.2 $10,087,209 $10,078,020 $9,189 0.1 $2,407 $2,400 $7 0.3
221  Utilities  322 323 -1 -0.2 $10,087,209 $10,078,020 $9,189 0.1 $2,407 $2,400 $7 0.3
23  Construction  2,247 2,173 74 3.4 $44,374,620 $40,321,914 $4,052,706 10.1 $1,519 $1,427 $92 6.4
236  Construction of Buildings  226 202 24 11.7 $4,676,152 $3,254,696 $1,421,456 43.7 $1,592 $1,237 $354 28.6
237  Heavy & Civil Engineering Construction  664 724 -60 -8.3 $13,382,860 $13,738,909 -$356,049 -2.6 $1,550 $1,459 $91 6.3
238  Specialty Trade Contractors  1,357 1,246 111 8.9 $26,315,608 $23,328,309 $2,987,299 12.8 $1,492 $1,440 $52 3.6
31  Manufacturing  453 462 -10 -2.1 $10,356,102 $9,500,633 $855,469 9.0 $1,760 $1,581 $179 11.3
311  Food Manufacturing  16 27 -11 -40.7 $120,920 $174,449 -$53,529 -30.7 $581 $497 $84 17.0
323  Printing & Related Support Activities  14 16 -2 -12.5 $150,493 $163,096 -$12,603 -7.7 $827 $784 $43 5.5
325  Chemical Manufacturing  159 148 11 7.4 $3,586,930 $2,933,724 $653,206 22.3 $1,735 $1,525 $211 13.8
332  Fabricated Metal Product Manufacturing  184 189 -5 -2.5 $5,191,976 $4,992,735 $199,241 4.0 $2,171 $2,036 $135 6.6
333  Machinery Manufacturing  12 17 -5 -31.4 $195,718 $251,454 -$55,736 -22.2 $1,290 $1,138 $152 13.4
42  Wholesale Trade  1,335 1,401 -65 -4.7 $30,779,916 $31,502,541 -$722,625 -2.3 $1,773 $1,730 $43 2.5
423  Merchant Wholesalers, Durable Goods  1,034 1,079 -45 -4.2 $25,052,408 $25,350,312 -$297,904 -1.2 $1,864 $1,807 $57 3.2
44  Retail Trade  2,492 2,488 4 0.2 $23,755,879 $23,205,556 $550,323 2.4 $733 $717 $16 2.2
441  Motor Vehicle & Parts Dealers  448 451 -3 -0.7 $6,872,438 $6,755,431 $117,007 1.7 $1,180 $1,152 $28 2.4
444  Building Material & Garden Equipment & Supplies Dealers  399 421 -22 -5.1 $3,857,936 $3,957,543 -$99,607 -2.5 $743 $723 $20 2.8
445  Food & Beverage Retailers  344 334 10 2.9 $2,839,764 $2,685,225 $154,539 5.8 $635 $618 $17 2.8
449  Furniture, Home Furnishings, Electronics, & Appliance Retailers  96 96 0 -0.3 $937,604 $1,025,357 -$87,753 -8.6 $751 $819 -$68 -8.2
455  General Merchandise Retailers  554 553 2 0.3 $4,147,190 $4,028,634 $118,556 2.9 $575 $561 $15 2.6
456  Health & Personal Care Retailers  82 80 2 2.5 $694,883 $655,649 $39,234 6.0 $652 $630 $21 3.4
457  Gasoline Stations & Fuel Dealers  237 236 1 0.4 $2,244,254 $2,067,070 $177,184 8.6 $727 $673 $55 8.1
458  Clothing, Clothing Accessories, Shoe, & Jewelry Retailers  93 91 2 2.2 $476,744 $463,404 $13,340 2.9 $394 $392 $3 0.7
459  Sporting Goods, Hobby, Musical Instrument, Book, & Miscellaneous Retailers  238 226 13 5.6 $1,685,066 $1,567,243 $117,823 7.5 $544 $534 $10 1.8
48  Transportation & Warehousing  739 773 -34 -4.4 $12,645,449 $13,802,705 -$1,157,256 -8.4 $1,317 $1,374 -$57 -4.1
481  Air Transportation  31 25 6 25.3 $223,158 $195,206 $27,952 14.3 $548 $601 -$53 -8.8
484  Truck Transportation  278 352 -74 -21.0 $5,680,575 $7,370,153 -$1,689,578 -22.9 $1,572 $1,611 -$39 -2.4
485  Transit & Ground Passenger Transportation  99 110 -11 -10.3 $969,212 $1,024,317 -$55,105 -5.4 $756 $716 $39 5.5
486  Pipeline Transportation  129 103 26 25.3 $3,108,204 $2,721,129 $387,075 14.2 $1,858 $2,039 -$181 -8.9
488  Support Activities For Transportation  39 70 -32 -45.0 $606,295 $975,427 -$369,132 -37.8 $1,206 $1,067 $139 13.0
492  Couriers & Messengers  97 103 -6 -5.8 $1,391,139 $1,483,943 -$92,804 -6.3 $1,099 $1,105 -$5 -0.5
51  Information  250 228 22 9.7 $5,217,515 $4,769,788 $447,727 9.4 $1,608 $1,612 -$4 -0.3
513  Publishing Industries 19 24 -5 -20.8 $341,210 $428,043 -$86,833 -20.3 $1,381 $1,372 $9 0.7
516  Broadcasting & Content Providers 15 14 1 9.5 $141,901 $140,687 $1,214 0.9 $712 $773 -$61 -7.9
518  Computing Infrastructure Providers, Data Processing, Web Hosting, & Related Services 9 9 0 0.0 $230,320 $314,349 -$84,029 -26.7 $1,969 $2,687 -$718 -26.7
52  Finance & Insurance  433 426 8 1.8 $7,955,614 $7,506,987 $448,627 6.0 $1,412 $1,357 $56 4.1
522  Credit Intermediation & Related Activities  260 260 0 -0.1 $4,532,139 $4,515,486 $16,653 0.4 $1,341 $1,334 $7 0.5
524  Insurance Carriers & Related Activities  149 141 8 5.9 $2,637,055 $2,250,719 $386,336 17.2 $1,358 $1,228 $131 10.6
53  Real Estate & Rental & Leasing  245 248 -3 -1.2 $2,948,303 $2,912,550 $35,753 1.2 $926 $903 $22 2.5
531  Real Estate  152 157 -5 -3.2 $1,533,714 $1,477,742 $55,972 3.8 $778 $726 $52 7.2
54  Professional & Technical Services  650 660 -10 -1.5 $10,605,012 $10,245,850 $359,162 3.5 $1,256 $1,195 $61 5.1
541  Professional, Scientific, & Technical Services  650 660 -10 -1.5 $10,605,012 $10,245,850 $359,162 3.5 $1,256 $1,195 $61 5.1
55  Management of Companies & Enterprises  50 46 4 7.9 $1,273,412 $1,213,143 $60,269 5.0 $1,959 $2,014 -$55 -2.7
551  Management of Companies & Enterprises  50 46 4 7.9 $1,273,412 $1,213,143 $60,269 5.0 $1,959 $2,014 -$55 -2.7
56  Administrative & Waste Services  879 878 1 0.1 $9,993,767 $10,425,956 -$432,189 -4.1 $875 $913 -$39 -4.2
561  Administrative & Support Services  791 796 -5 -0.6 $8,564,385 $9,040,753 -$476,368 -5.3 $833 $874 -$41 -4.7
562  Waste Management & Remediation Services  88 82 6 6.9 $1,429,382 $1,385,203 $44,179 3.2 $1,249 $1,294 -$45 -3.5
61  Educational Services  110 140 -30 -21.2 $1,501,240 $1,957,828 -$456,588 -23.3 $1,050 $1,078 -$28 -2.6
611  Educational Services  110 140 -30 -21.2 $1,501,240 $1,957,828 -$456,588 -23.3 $1,050 $1,078 -$28 -2.6
62  Health Care & Social Assistance  1,538 1,425 113 7.9 $22,300,207 $18,697,206 $3,603,001 19.3 $1,115 $1,009 $106 10.5
621  Ambulatory Health Care Services  926 843 83 9.8 $17,262,532 $14,090,813 $3,171,719 22.5 $1,435 $1,286 $149 11.6
623  Nursing & Residential Care Facilities  217 219 -2 -0.9 $2,412,079 $2,460,750 -$48,671 -2.0 $856 $866 -$9 -1.1
624  Social Assistance  396 364 32 8.8 $2,625,596 $2,145,643 $479,953 22.4 $510 $454 $57 12.5
71  Arts, Entertainment, & Recreation  193 187 5 2.9 $917,257 $842,816 $74,441 8.8 $366 $346 $20 5.8
713  Amusements, Gambling, & Recreation  182 174 8 4.6 $873,047 $765,376 $107,671 14.1 $369 $338 $31 9.1
72  Accommodation & Food Services  2,378 2,347 31 1.3 $14,840,841 $14,223,875 $616,966 4.3 $480 $466 $14 3.0
721  Accommodation  397 454 -58 -12.7 $2,507,761 $2,804,929 -$297,168 -10.6 $486 $475 $11 2.4
722  Food Services & Drinking Places  1,981 1,893 88 4.7 $12,333,080 $11,418,946 $914,134 8.0 $479 $464 $15 3.2
81  Other Services, Except Public Administration  737 739 -2 -0.2 $12,089,413 $11,748,581 $340,832 2.9 $1,262 $1,223 $38 3.1
811  Repair & Maintenance  572 584 -11 -1.9 $10,809,431 $10,488,910 $320,521 3.1 $1,453 $1,382 $70 5.1
812  Personal & Laundry Services  109 103 7 6.5 $752,939 $778,556 -$25,617 -3.3 $530 $583 -$54 -9.2
813  Membership Associations & Organizations  50 47 3 6.3 $505,383 $451,418 $53,965 12.0 $772 $734 $39 5.3
814  Private Households  5 5 0 0.0 $21,660 $29,697 -$8,037 -27.1 $333 $457 -$124 -27.1
   
0  Ownership - Federal Government 82 89 -7 -7.9 $1,663,196 $1,809,721 -$146,525 -8.1 $1,567 $1,570 -$3 -0.2
48  Transportation & Warehousing  41 42 -1 -2.4 $768,233 $793,598 -$25,365 -3.2 $1,453 $1,465 -$12 -0.8
491  Postal Service  41 42 -1 -2.4 $768,233 $793,598 -$25,365 -3.2 $1,453 $1,465 -$12 -0.8
92  Public Administration  33 39 -6 -14.7 $717,675 $811,432 -$93,757 -11.6 $1,673 $1,614 $59 3.6
926  Administration of Economic Programs  30 35 -5 -13.5 $658,647 $735,458 -$76,811 -10.4 $1,689 $1,632 $57 3.5
   
0  Ownership - State Government 198 197 1 0.3 $3,417,743 $3,232,544 $185,199 5.7 $1,330 $1,262 $68 5.4
92  Public Administration  191 190 1 0.5 $3,271,958 $3,090,220 $181,738 5.9 $1,320 $1,253 $67 5.3
921  Executive, Legislative & General Government  7 8 -1 -8.7 $166,059 $160,405 $5,654 3.5 $1,825 $1,609 $216 13.4
922  Justice, Public Order, & Safety Activities  55 57 -1 -2.4 $1,108,763 $1,075,850 $32,913 3.1 $1,541 $1,460 $81 5.6
923  Administration of Human Resource Programs  59 59 0 0.0 $862,942 $855,246 $7,696 0.9 $1,119 $1,109 $10 0.9
924  Administration of Environmental Programs  6 6 0 5.8 $113,680 $101,765 $11,915 11.7 $1,457 $1,381 $77 5.6
926  Administration of Economic Programs  62 60 2 2.8 $1,007,306 $896,954 $110,352 12.3 $1,250 $1,144 $106 9.3
   
0  Ownership - Local Government 4,531 4,501 30 0.7 $66,374,936 $65,031,438 $1,343,498 2.1 $1,127 $1,111 $15 1.4
61  Educational Services  1,714 1,677 37 2.2 $23,212,455 $21,945,205 $1,267,250 5.8 $1,042 $1,007 $35 3.5
611  Educational Services  1,714 1,677 37 2.2 $23,212,455 $21,945,205 $1,267,250 5.8 $1,042 $1,007 $35 3.5
62  Health Care & Social Assistance  944 1,021 -77 -7.5 $17,687,833 $18,959,374 -$1,271,541 -6.7 $1,441 $1,429 $12 0.9
621  Ambulatory Health Care Services  57 54 3 4.9 $953,379 $942,590 $10,789 1.1 $1,287 $1,335 -$48 -3.6
92  Public Administration  1,328 1,299 29 2.3 $16,754,164 $16,812,506 -$58,342 -0.3 $970 $996 -$25 -2.5
921  Executive, Legislative & General Government  1,176 1,148 27 2.4 $14,564,055 $14,276,749 $287,306 2.0 $953 $956 -$3 -0.4
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: April 2026.
Prepared by M. Moore, Research & Planning, WY DWS, 4/3/26.