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Why it Matters: It can be argued there is a correlation between population loss and fiscal problems. Population loss can result in a general weakening of a locality's economy and could be caused by a loss of a major employer, demographic shift or other factors. Local governments are often unable to reduce expenditures to match a growth decline or loss of revenue due to departing taxpayers. (n007)

Data Source: The historical data presented has been loaded from information provided by the US Census Bureau or by the State Treasurer or Comptroller's office. Current and future year data has been entered by the municipality based on current budget and forecast information, or by Munetrix from available audited or budget information found in the public domain or provided by the jurisdiction itself. (n032)
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Data Table

CountyFiscal YearPopulation
Clinton County200664,753
200769,755
200869,726
200969,893
201075,403
201175,899
201275,274
201375,802
201476,479
201576,905
201677,245
201777,321
201877,896
201978,389
202078,957
202178,895
202278,957
Eaton County2006103,655
2007107,390
2008106,781
2009106,077
2010107,746
2011107,921
2012107,861
2013107,920
2014108,081
2015108,341
2016108,544
2017108,586
2018109,155
2019109,456
2020109,730
2021108,972
2022109,730
Ingham County2006279,414
2007279,295
2008277,528
2009277,633
2010281,116
2011282,787
2012281,323
2013281,531
2014282,562
2015283,491
2016284,559
2017286,185
2018289,564
2019290,587
2020290,923
2021193,618