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Plumas County Employment by Sector
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"% ~0 v Source: CA Employment Development Department, 2010. J
While some industries have experienced growth in the two decades since 1990, most have de-
clined, some more drastically than others. Graph provided at the Plumas County General Plan Workshop
Average Annual Job Openings by Education and Training Level
30 Days OJT
1-12 Monks OJT
Bachelors
12 Months+ OJT
AA Degree
Work Exp.
Bachelors + Work Exp.
Postsecondary Voc. Ed.
Masters
LLD/MD Degree
900
~200
~150
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200 400 600 800 1,000
2008-2018 Industry Sector Employment Levels
25,000 -
20,000
15,000 .
B2008
B2018
Educelon
SaUces,
Heallh Care,
& Social Asst.
Govenvnent
leisure&
Retail Profuedonal Hospi~lity
10,000 Mining & Trade & Business
Logging Services
Construction Information
5,000 - Manufacturing Rrmndal
Wholesale Adivilies
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0 -
*Transportation, Warehou~ng, and UBities
While Plumas County contributions to regional numbers are small in most sectors, in construction
it's almost 40 percent of the total shown due to the many local jobs taken by Redding-based
companies. Image source: Employment Development Department
JOBS, from page 1A "But," he warned, "we haLlmostly from the Redding
are so dependent on the area.
real estate and housing in "The one stop centers are a
small mill at Sierra Pacific the outside world that our great place to start in looking
Industries in Quincy re- recovery will follow thefor a job," Stock said.
opened last spring after about country's in general; unless In East Quincy, the center
a year of closure, we can find some profitable is at 1953 E. Main St and the
And there has been an niches." Susanville center is at 1616
increase in the transient Those construction jobs Chestnut St.
occupancy tax. The tax account for 39.6 percent of Online resources include
receipts for July through total construction jobs in jobbankinfo.org for jobs
September 2010, are back up the seven-county northern across the country, or
to 2008 levels, which were the Mountain Region according caljobs.ca.gov for jobs with
highest on record, to Stock. the state of California.
"That shows a greater re- Sheehan agreed with Other sites that provide
siliency in tourism which may those figures, but noted the more job search resources
bring us back sooner than construction companies with include jobcentral.com,
otherwise," Sheehan said. crews working in the county job-hunt.org andjobstar.org.
In the seven-county region, most job openings historically require little in the way of higher
education, though the wages for those jobs are among the lowest. Image source: Employment
Development Department
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Urban Development Disaster
Recovery Initiative.
Keller said $150,000 would
defray costs on the safety
element of the county
General Plan update, while
other funds would go to
various work in the Tobin
area to address damage
caused by the Rich Fire in
2008.
Keller successfully lobbied
for Federal Emergency Man-
agement Agency funds that
were previously used to pay
for work on Tobin water
system.
Plumas Corporation Execu-
tive Director John Sheehan
told the commission these
funds would pay for the re-
maining costs from the water
system repairs along with
forestry and erosion mitiga-
tion work.
Keller thanked Sheehan
and County Planning Di-
rector Randy Wilson for
their work on the funding
application.
The CDC director also
told the board he approached
the U.S. Forest Service
about funding for work in
the nearby Rush Creek area,
at Indian Valley Commis-
sioner Robert Meacher's
request.
He indicated the request
was gaining ground within
the Forest Service.
Sheehan said the effort
began by using Title III funds
to have a forester inspect the
fire damage near Tobin and
Rush Creek.
He said it quickly became
apparent Rush Creek
wouldn't fit into the Disaster
Recovery Initiative applica-
tion, so that part was pre-
sented to the Forest Service
as a request for funds from
the Rich Fire settlement with
Union Pacific.
The Rich Fire was attrib-
uted to welding work by the
railroad, leading to a $17.4
million settlement with the
Plumas National Forest
(PNF).
Sheehan said the PNF
forwarded the county's re-
quest for $629,000 from that
pool to the regional office for
work to restore damage near
Rush Creek.
He added that the PNF
recommended the request be
approved but the county
would have to wait for the
regional office to make a final
decision.
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