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San Joaquin County 2019 Priority Neighborhood Profiles
March 2019
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San Joaquin CountyPriority Neighborhoods by Census Tracts
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The2019SanJoaquinCounty(SJC)CommunityHealthNeedsAssessment(CHNA)placedparticularemphasisonthehealthissuesandcontributingfactorsthatimpactvulnerablepopulationswithdisproportionatelypoorhealthoutcomes.TenPriorityNeighborhoods(CensusTracts)wereidentifiedbySJCPublicHealthServicesfromthecounty’s139CensusTracts,basedonhealthanddemographicdata.PriorityNeighborhoodprofilesweredevelopedtodescribeeachneighborhood,including:amapofthecensustract,demographicdata,rootcausesofhealth,andbirthanddeathstatistics.Theprofilesoutlinedisparitiesexperiencedbypopulationsresidinginthesegeographies,andaimtoguidedevelopmentofinterventionstrategiesthatpromotehealthequity.Table1liststhe10SJCPriorityNeighborhoodsaswellasthecounty’smosthealthycensustracts.
ThemaponthecoverofthisdocumentshowswherethePriorityNeighborhoodsarelocated.ThefirstsevenPriorityNeighborhoodsrankastheleasthealthycommunitiesintheentirecounty(allofwhichareinStockton)andtheotherthreearethehighestneedneighborhoodsfromthecounty’sothermajorcities(Lodi,Tracy,andManteca).ThisapproachcapturesthesevenhighestneedCensusTractscountywideandprovidesgeographicrepresentationfromvariouspartsofthecountyexperiencinghighneeds.ThisapproachrecognizesthatStockton,apopulationcenterforthecounty,suffersheightenedhealthchallengesandthereforehasgreaterneeds.
Overall County Rank for Worst Health
Census Tract City
County’s
Least Healthy Census Tracts
1 1 Stockton 2 3 Stockton 3 33.12 Stockton 4 7 Stockton 5 16 Stockton 6 6 Stockton 7 22.01 Stockton
14 44.03 Lodi 37 51.09 Manteca 51 53.03 Tracy
County’s Most
Healthy Census Tracts
130 50.04 Ripon 131 51.35 Manteca 132 41.05 Lodi 133 52.09 Tracy 134 52.08 Tracy 135 52.10 Tracy 136 42.02 Lodi 137 50.03 Ripon 138 31.14 Stockton 139 41.04 Lodi
Table1.LeastandMostHealthyCensusTractsIncludingRankandCity
SJC’s most healthy Census Tract
SJC’s least healthy Census Tract
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Priority Neighborhood #1: Census Tract 1
City of Stockton, Census Tract 1 Demographics CensusTract1inStocktonisboundedbythefollowingstreets:Union/Auroraontheeast,Parkonthenorth,Hazeltononthesouth,andMadison/ElDoradoonthewest.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo4,076peopleandranksastheleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatinoandoverhalfofthisneighborhood’sadults,twothirdsofchildren,andonethirdofseniorsliveinpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1
Indicator CensusTract1 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 58% 18%Childreninpoverty 67% 25%Seniors(>65)inpoverty 37% 10%Unemployment 25% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 15% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 40% 22%
Category Group CensusTract1Ethnicity White 17%
Black 15%Latino 53%Asian 12%Other 3%
Gender Female 45%Male 55%
Age 0-5 7%6-17 18%18-24 9%25-44 27%45-64 26%>65 12%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1
Map provided by San Joaquin County Public Health Services
Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasverylowlevelsofeducationandunemploymentratesthataredoublethatofthecountyaverage.
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Root Causes of Health CensusTract1faresworsethanallotherCaliforniacensustracts,scoringextremelylowoneconomic,social,education,transportation,healthcare,andhousingconditions.Disparitiesarestrikingwhenitcomestohighschoolenrollment,collegedegrees,caraccess,twoparenthouseholds,voting,income,employment,andhousingquality.Thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronactivecommuting,homeownershipamonglowerincomeresidents,watercontamination,airquality,andretaildensity.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestSJCCommunities2
Category Indicator
CensusTract1
HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 0 75Economic TotalScore 0 71
Employed 0 62Income 0 70
Social TotalScore 0 83TwoParentHouseholds 2 74Votingin2012 2 82
Education TotalScore 1 63
PreschoolEnrollment 26 57
HighSchoolEnrollment 1 92
Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 7 59Transportation TotalScore 0 49
AutomobileAccess 0 64ActiveCommuting 72 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 61 72RetailDensity 91 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 46 75SupermarketAccess 84 36AlcoholOutlets 12 76
Housing TotalScore 9 82Low-IncomeRenter 27 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 99 73HousingHabitability 2 52UncrowdedHousing 24 73Homeownership 1 77
Pollution TotalScore 41 45Ozone 53 43ParticulateMatter2.5 6 41DieselPM 39 74WaterContaminants 71 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 15 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
CensusTract1performsworsethanallothercensustractsacrossCA.Incontrast,SJC’s
healthiercommunitiesdobetterthan75%ofCAcensus
CensusTract1hashigherrates
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HighschoolenrollmentinCensusTract1islowerthan99%ofCA
censustracts.
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecounty,CensusTract1hashigherbirthratesacrossmostethnicgroups;forWhitesinparticular,ratesaremorethantwotimeshigher.CensusTract1suffersfrommorebabiesbornatlowbirthweight,morebirthstoteenagemothers,andfewerwomenreceivingearlyprenatalcare.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract1 SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 23 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 11% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 62% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 9% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 24 10Black 26 15Latino 27 18Asian 11 15
Inthisneighborhood,Blacksaredyingatayoungeragethanotherethnicgroups.Intermsofleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofheart,respiratory,andliverdiseaserelateddeathsareapproximatelydoublethoseofthecountyandratesofdeathsduetoaccidentsaremorethanthreetimesashighasthecountyrate.Theaveragelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorterthanthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject(USALEEP),2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
Category Indicator CensusTract1 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 69 78
AverageAgeofDeath(years)byEthnicity Allgroupscombined 63 71White 62 75Black 59 63Latino 64 63Asian 73 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 43 13Black 19 10Latino 7 3Asian 6 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Heartdisease 349 178Cancer 175 173Accidents 139 41Respiratorydisease 79 49Liverdisease 56 18
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Priority Neighborhood #2: Census Tract 3
Demographics CensusTract3inStocktonisboundedbythefollowingstreets:Madison/ElDoradoontheeast,Parkonthenorth,Hazelton/Scottsonthesouth,andI-5onthewest.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo1,842peopleandranksasthesecondleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatino,andapproximatelyhalfofthisneighborhood’sadults,children,andseniorsarelivinginpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract3Ethnicity White 17%
Black 17%Latino 55%Asian 10%Other 1%
Gender Female 50%Male 50%
Age 0-5 7%6-17 14%18-24 8%25-44 30%45-64 25%>65 16%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract3 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 42% 18%Childreninpoverty 56% 25%Seniors(>65)inpoverty 49% 10%Unemployment 18% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 21% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 45% 22%
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City of Stockton, Census Tract 3
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Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasmoreresidentswithouthealthinsurance,higherratesofunemployment,andtwiceasmanyadultswhohaven’tcompletedhighschool.
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresfarworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan1%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,neighborhood,healthcareaccess,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesarestrikingwhenitcomestoemployment,income,voting,preschoolenrollment,caraccess,andairpollution.Incontrast,thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofhighschoolenrollment,activecommuting,homeownershipamonglowerincomeresidents,watercontamination,andretaildensity.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestSJCCommunities2Category Indicator Census
Tract3HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 1 75Economic TotalScore 1 71
Employed 5 62Income 1 70
Social TotalScore 4 83TwoParentHouseholds 10 74Votingin2012 5 82
Education TotalScore 12 63
PreschoolEnrollment 7 57
HighSchoolEnrollment 100 92
Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 16 59Transportation TotalScore 0 49
AutomobileAccess 2 64ActiveCommuting 47 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 31 72RetailDensity 82 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 70 75SupermarketAccess 23 36AlcoholOutlets 33 76
Housing TotalScore 30 82Low-IncomeRenter 30 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 96 73HousingHabitability 52 52UncrowdedHousing 23 73Homeownership 5 77
Pollution TotalScore 40 45Ozone 53 43ParticulateMatter2.5 6 41DieselPM 34 74WaterContaminants 71 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 25 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
CensusTract3performsworsethan99%ofothercensus
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WaterqualityinCensusTract3isbetterthan71%ofCAcensus
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CaraccessinCensusTract3islowerthan98%ofCA
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecounty,thisneighborhoodhasmuchhigherbirthratesacrossmostethnicgroups.Inparticular,Blackshaveabirthratethatismorethantwotimeshigher.Inaddition,morebabiesareborntoteenagemothersandfewerwomenreceiveearlyprenatalcare.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract3 SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 24 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 8% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 69% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 11% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 11 10Black 54 15Latino 25 18Asian 10 15
Inthisneighborhood,everyethnicgrouphasahigherdeathratewhencomparedwithcountyaverages.Insomecases,ratesaretwotothreetimesashigh.Inparticular,Blackshavethehighestoveralldeathrateandaredyingattheyoungestageonaverage.Asforleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofheart,respiratory,andcerebrovasculardiseaserelateddeathsareconsiderablyhigherthanthoseofthecountyandratesofdeathsduetoaccidentsaremorethanthreetimesashigh.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorterthanthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract3 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 70 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity Allgroupscombined 66 71
White 67 75Black 59 63Latino 67 63Asian 77 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 20 13Black 31 10Latino 5 3Asian n/a 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Heartdisease 233 178Cancer 190 173Accidents 137 41Respiratorydisease 78 49Cerebrovasculardisease 73 48
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
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Priority Neighborhood #3: Census Tract 33.12
Demographics CensusTract33.12inStocktonisboundedbythefollowingstreets:ElDoradoonthewest,Bianchionthesouth,Woodstock/Camanacheonthenorth,andColebrook/Burnhamontheeast.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo2,841peopleandranksasthethirdleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatino,andapproximatelyhalfofthisneighborhood’sadultsandchildren,aswellasoneinfourseniors,arelivinginpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract33.12Ethnicity White 9%
Black 12%
Latino 61%Asian 17%Other 1%
Gender Female 49%Male 51%
Age 0-5 9%6-17 21%18-24 10%25-44 31%45-64 20%>65 9%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract33.12 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 43% 18%Childreninpoverty 50% 25%
Seniors(>65)inpoverty 27% 10%
Unemployment 17% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 22% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 37% 22%
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Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasverylowlevelsofeducation,moreresidentswithouthealthinsurance,andhigherratesofunemployment.
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresfarworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan1%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,healthcareaccess,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesarestrikingwhenitcomestoemployment,income,twoparenthomes,voting,collegedegrees,caraccess,andairpollution.Incontrast,thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofhighschoolenrollment,housingquality,supermarketaccess,homeownershipamonglowerincomeresidents,watercontamination,andretaildensity.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestCommunities2Category Indicator Census
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HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 1 75Economic TotalScore 1 71
Employed 3 62Income 1 70
Social TotalScore 2 83TwoParentHouseholds 6 74Votingin2012 4 82
Education TotalScore 26 63
PreschoolEnrollment 36 57
HighSchoolEnrollment 100 92
Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 3 59Transportation TotalScore 0 49
AutomobileAccess 4 64ActiveCommuting 14 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 71 72RetailDensity 71 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 74 75SupermarketAccess 87 36AlcoholOutlets 16 76
Housing TotalScore 17 82Low-IncomeRenter 3 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 97 73HousingHabitability 81 52UncrowdedHousing 14 73Homeownership 7 77
Pollution TotalScore 48 45Ozone 53 43ParticulateMatter2.5 6 41DieselPM 64 74WaterContaminants 71 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 17 84
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HousingqualityinCensusTract33.12isbetterthan81%ofCAcensustracts.
IncomeinCensusTract33.12islowerthan99%ofCAcensustracts.
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecounty,thisneighborhoodhashigherbirthratesacrossmostethnicgroups;insomecases,ratesaremorethantwotimesashigh.Inparticular,Blackshavethehighestbirthrate.Inaddition,morebabiesarebornatlowbirthweightandfewerwomenreceiveearlyprenatalcare.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract33.12 SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 23 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 11% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 67% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 9% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 19 10Black 47 15Latino 16 18Asian 20 15
Inthisneighborhood,everyethnicgrouphasahigherdeathrateandloweraverageageofdeaththanthecounty.Inparticular,deathratesforBlacksandWhitesaretwoorthreetimesashigh.BlacksaredyingattheyoungestageonaverageandWhiteshavethehighestoveralldeathrate.Thisneighborhood’sratesofdeathsduetoaccidentsandrespiratorydiseasearemorethantwiceashighascountyrates.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorterthanthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract33.12 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 66 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity Allgroupscombined 62 71
White 66 75Black 55 63Latino 62 63Asian 65 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 42 13Black 22 10Latino 4 3Asian 8 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Heartdisease 217 178Cancer 110 173Respiratorydisease 103 49Accidents 93 41Cerebrovasculardisease 85 48
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
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Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasmoreresidentswithouthealthinsurance,higherratesofunemployment,andtwiceasmanyadultswhohaven’tcompletedhighschool.
Priority Neighborhood #4: Census Tract 7
Demographics CensusTract7inStocktonisboundedbythefollowingstreets:I-5onthewest,Charteronthesouth,Hazelton/Scottsonthenorth,andUnion/Auroraontheeast.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo4,458peopleandranksasthefourthleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatino,andoverhalfofthisneighborhood’sadults,twothirdsofchildren,andonethirdofseniorsarelivinginpoverty.
Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract7Ethnicity White 4%
Black 5%Latino 75%Asian 14%Other 2%
Gender Female 47%Male 53%
Age 0-5 8%6-17 21%18-24 13%25-44 26%45-64 23%>65 10%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract7 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 56% 18%Childreninpoverty 67% 25%Seniors(>65)inpoverty 30% 10%Unemployment 22% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 21% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 48% 22%
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresfarworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan4%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,healthcareaccess,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesareextremelystrikingwhenitcomestoemployment,income,voting,collegedegrees,andairpollution.Incontrast,thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofhighschoolenrollment,supermarketaccess,activecommuting,watercontamination,andretaildensity.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestSJCCommunities2Category Indicator Census
Tract7HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 4 75Economic TotalScore 1 71
Employed 3 62Income 2 70
Social TotalScore 6 83TwoParentHouseholds 22 74Votingin2012 3 82
Education TotalScore 29 63
PreschoolEnrollment 43 57
HighSchoolEnrollment 100 92
Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 1 59Transportation TotalScore 32 49
AutomobileAccess 39 64ActiveCommuting 52 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 64 72RetailDensity 50 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 78 75SupermarketAccess 73 36AlcoholOutlets 20 76
Housing TotalScore 6 82Low-IncomeRenter 10 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 2 73HousingHabitability 18 52UncrowdedHousing 27 73Homeownership 25 77
Pollution TotalScore 40 45Ozone 53 43ParticulateMatter2.5 6 41DieselPM 33 74WaterContaminants 71 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 13 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
CensusTract7performsworsethan96%ofothercensus
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healthiercommunitiesdobetterthan75%ofCAcensus
tracts.
WaterqualityinCensusTract7isbetterthan71%ofCAcensus
tracts.
ThenumberofresidentswithcollegedegreesinCensusTract7islowerthan99%ofCA
censustracts.
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecounty,thisneighborhoodhasconsiderablyhigherbirthratesoverallaswellasacrossalmostallethnicgroups;insomecases,ratesaremorethanthreetimesashigh.Inparticular,Whiteshavethehighestbirthrate.Moreover,agreaterpercentageofbabiesarebornatlowbirthweight,morebabiesareborntoteenageparents,andfewerwomenreceiveearlyprenatalcare.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract7 SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 22 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 11% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 67% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 11% 7%
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White 31 10Black 26 15Latino 23 18Asian 16 15
Inthisneighborhood,whencomparedwiththecountyatlarge,everyethnicgrouphasahigherdeathrate.Insomecases,ratesaretwotothreetimesashigh.BlacksandWhitesaredyingattheyoungestageonaverageandWhiteshavethehighestoveralldeathrate.Intermsofleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofdeathsduetoaccidentsorhomicidearethreetofivetimesashighasthecounty.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorterthanthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract7 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 71 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity Allgroupscombined 62 71
White 57 75Black 57 63Latino 60 63Asian 76 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 37 13Black 21 10Latino 6 3Asian 11 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Heartdisease 280 178Accidents 134 41Cancer 152 173Homicide 61 11Cerebrovasculardisease 69 48
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
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Priority Neighborhood #5: Census Tract 16
Demographics CensusTract16inStocktonisboundedbythefollowingstreets:Wilsononthewest,Weber/Mineronthesouth,Harding/Cherokeeonthenorth,andD/ESt.ontheeast.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo2,193peopleandranksasthefifthleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatino,andalmostone-thirdofthisneighborhood’sadultsandchildren,aswellasoneinfiveseniors,arelivinginpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract16Ethnicity White 18%
Black <1%Latino 81%Asian <1%Other 0%
Gender Female 44%Male 56%
Age 0-5 8%6-17 21%18-24 10%25-44 33%45-64 21%>65 8%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract16 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 30% 18%Childreninpoverty 29% 25%Seniors(>65)inpoverty 18% 10%Unemployment 16% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 16% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 49% 22%
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Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasmoreresidentswithouthealthinsurance,higherratesofunemployment,andtwiceasmanyadultswhohaven’tcompletedhighschool.
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresfarworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan1%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,neighborhood,healthcareaccess,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesareextremelystrikingwhenitcomestoincome,voting,preschoolandhighschoolenrollment,collegedegrees,activecommuting,andairquality.Incontrast,thiscensustractperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofsupermarketaccess,watercontamination,andretaildensity.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestSJCCommunities2Category Indicator Census
Tract16HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 1 75Economic TotalScore 6 71
Employed 10 62Income 6 70
Social TotalScore 14 83TwoParentHouseholds 42 74Votingin2012 5 82
Education TotalScore 0 63
PreschoolEnrollment 9 57
HighSchoolEnrollment 1 92
Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 4 59Transportation TotalScore 5 49
AutomobileAccess 21 64ActiveCommuting 7 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 33 72RetailDensity 77 38ParkAccess 36 64TreeCanopy 73 75SupermarketAccess 71 36AlcoholOutlets 12 76
Housing TotalScore 28 82Low-IncomeRenter 49 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 46 73HousingHabitability 45 52UncrowdedHousing 17 73Homeownership 20 77
Pollution TotalScore 43 45Ozone 53 43ParticulateMatter2.5 6 41DieselPM 47 74WaterContaminants 71 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 12 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
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healthiercommunitiesdobetterthan75%ofCAcensus
tracts.
CensusTract16hasmoretreesthan73%ofCAcensustracts.
HighschoolenrollmentinCensusTract16islowerthan99%ofCA
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhashigherbirthratesoverallaswellasacrossmostethnicgroups.Inparticular,Latinoshavethehighestbirthrate.Moreover,agreaterpercentageofbabiesarebornatlowbirthweight.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract16 SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 19 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 10% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 73% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 8% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 13 10Black n/a 15Latino 23 18Asian 14 15
Inthisneighborhood,whencomparedwiththecountyatlarge,mostethnicgroupshaveahigherdeathrate.LatinosaredyingattheyoungestageonaverageandWhiteshavethehighestoveralldeathrate.Intermsofleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofdeathsduetoaccidentsarealmostthreetimesashighascountyrates.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorterthanthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract16 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 73 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity Allgroupscombined 64 71
White 66 75Black 65 63Latino 60 63Asian 69 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 16 13Black n/a 10Latino 4 3Asian n/a 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Heartdisease 208 173Accidents 121 41
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
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Priority Neighborhood #6: Census Tract 6
Demographics CensusTract6inStocktonisboundedbythefollowingstreets:Union/Auroraonthewest,Charteronthesouth,Mainonthenorth,andWilsonontheeast.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo1,891peopleandranksasthesixthleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatino,andapproximatelyhalfofthisneighborhood’sadultsandchildren,aswellasonethirdofseniors,arelivinginpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract6Ethnicity White 6%
Black 6%
Latino 76%Asian 12%Other 0%
Gender Female 43%Male 57%
Age 0-5 11%6-17 19%18-24 12%25-44 33%45-64 19%>65 5%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract6 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 46% 18%Childreninpoverty 60% 25%
Seniors(>65)inpoverty 33% 10%
Unemployment 12% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 26% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 57% 22%
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresfarworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan2%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,neighborhood,healthcareaccess,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesarestrikingwhenitcomestoincome,twoparenthomes,voting,collegedegrees,liquorstores,andairquality.Incontrast,thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofhighschoolenrollment,supermarketaccess,activecommuting,homeownershipamonglowerincomeresidents,watercontamination,andretaildensity.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestSJCCommunities2Category Indicator Census
Tract6HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 2 75Economic TotalScore 4 71
Employed 10 62Income 4 70
Social TotalScore 2 83TwoParentHouseholds 6 74Votingin2012 2 82
Education TotalScore 21 63
PreschoolEnrollment 25 57
HighSchoolEnrollment 100 92
Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 5 59Transportation TotalScore 1 49
AutomobileAccess 6 64ActiveCommuting 40 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 34 72RetailDensity 69 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 70 75SupermarketAccess 61 36AlcoholOutlets 5 76
Housing TotalScore 28 82Low-IncomeRenter 26 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 99 73HousingHabitability 41 52UncrowdedHousing 16 73Homeownership 7 77
Pollution TotalScore 40 45Ozone 53 43ParticulateMatter2.5 6 41DieselPM 34 74WaterContaminants 71 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 7 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
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healthiercommunitiesdobetterthan75%ofCAcensus
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VotinginCensusTract6islowerthan98%ofCAcensustracts.
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecounty,thisneighborhoodhashigherbirthratesoverallaswellasacrossalmostallethnicgroups;insomecases,ratesaremorethantwotothreetimesashigh.Inparticular,Blackshavethehighestbirthrate.Furthermore,agreaterpercentageofbabiesarebornatlowbirthweight,morebabiesareborntoteenageparents,andfewerwomenreceiveearlyprenatalcare.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract6 SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 24 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 10% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 62% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 13% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 21 10Black 45 15Latino 23 18Asian 25 15
Inthisneighborhood,whencomparedwiththecountyoverall,everyethnicgrouphasahigherdeathrate.Insomecases,ratesaretwotothreetimesashigh.BlacksaredyingattheyoungestageonaveragebyfarandWhiteshavethehighestoveralldeathrate.Intermsofleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofheartandAlzheimer’sdiseaserelateddeathsarethreetofourtimeshigherthoseofthecounty.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorterthanthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract6 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 76 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity Allgroupscombined 63 71
White 66 75Black 47 63Latino 60 63Asian 72 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 37 13Black 21 10Latino 4 3Asian 11 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Heartdisease 537 178Cancer 168 173Accidents 89 41Alzheimer’s 213 56
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
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Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasmoreresidentswithouthealthinsurance,higherratesofunemployment,andmorethantwiceasmanyadultswhohaven’tcompletedhighschool.
Priority Neighborhood #7: Census Tract 22.01
Demographics CensusTract22.01inStocktonisboundedbythefollowingstreets:Union/Auroraonthewest,DuckCreekLeveeonthesouth,Charteronthenorth,andScribner/Bieghleontheeast.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo2,744peopleandranksastheseventhleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatino,andoverhalfofthisneighborhood’sadults,twothirdsofchildren,andonethirdofseniorsarelivinginpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract22.01Ethnicity White <1%
Black 27%
Latino 72%Asian <1%Other 0%
Gender Female 49%Male 51%
Age 0-5 11%6-17 26%18-24 12%25-44 21%45-64 19%>65 10%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract22.01 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 51% 18%Childreninpoverty 67% 25%
Seniors(>65)inpoverty 27% 10%
Unemployment 21% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 21% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 48% 22%
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresfarworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan3%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,neighborhood,healthcareaccess,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesarestrikingwhenitcomestoemployment,income,preschoolenrollment,andcollegedegrees.Incontrast,thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofwatercontamination,airquality,trees,andhighschoolenrollment.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestCommunities2Category Indicator Census
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HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 3 75Economic TotalScore 5 71
Employed 7 62Income 3 70
Social TotalScore 10 83TwoParentHouseholds 17 74Votingin2012 10 82
Education TotalScore 10 63
PreschoolEnrollment 7 57
HighSchoolEnrollment 100 92
Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 4 59Transportation TotalScore 3 49
AutomobileAccess 15 64ActiveCommuting 10 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 26 72RetailDensity 26 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 81 75SupermarketAccess 27 36AlcoholOutlets 21 76
Housing TotalScore 11 82Low-IncomeRenter 10 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 7 73HousingHabitability 12 52UncrowdedHousing 22 73Homeownership 50 77
Pollution TotalScore 43 45Ozone 53 43ParticulateMatter2.5 16 41DieselPM 34 74WaterContaminants 71 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 10 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
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CensusTract22.01hasmoretreesthan81%ofCAcensus
tracts.
IncomeinCensusTract22.01islowerthanalmostallCAcensustracts.
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecounty,thisneighborhoodhashigherbirthratesacrossallethnicgroups.Inparticular,Whiteshaveabirthratethatisalmostfourtimeshigherthanthecounty.Inaddition,morebabiesareborntoteenageparentsandfewerwomenreceiveearlyprenatalcare.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract
22.01SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 22 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 7% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 70% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 16% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 38 10Black 16 15Latino 24 18Asian 22 15
Inthisneighborhood,nearlyeveryethnicgrouphasahigherdeathratethanthecounty.Insomecases,ratesaremorethantwiceashigh.Whitesaredyingattheyoungestageonaverageandalsohavethehighestoveralldeathrate–morethandoubletheaveragedeathrateforwhitesacrossthecounty.Intermsofleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofdeathsduetoaccidents,diabetes,andhomicidearetwotofourtimesashigh.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorter.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract22.01 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 73 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity Allgroupscombined 64 71
White 58 75Black 68 63Latino 59 63Asian 65 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 35 13Black 16 10Latino 4 3Asian n/a 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Cancer 223 173Heartdisease 199 178Accidents 95 41Diabetes 87 28Homicide 53 11
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
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Priority Neighborhood #8: Census Tract 44.03
Demographics CensusTract44.03inLodiisboundedbythefollowingstreets:Sacramento/Stocktononthewest,Kettlemanonthesouth,Lodionthenorth,andCentralontheeast.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo4,191peopleandranksastheeighthleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatino,andapproximatelyone-thirdofthisneighborhood’sadultsandchildrenarelivinginpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract44.03Ethnicity White 14%
Black <1%
Latino 70%Asian 14%Other 1%
Gender Female 48%Male 52%
Age 0-5 11%6-17 28%18-24 12%25-44 27%45-64 17%>65 5%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract44.03 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 30% 18%Childreninpoverty 33% 25%
Seniors(>65)inpoverty 9% 10%
Unemployment 17% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 30% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 35% 22%
San Joaquin County Public Health Services, Epidemiology, 9/20/2018
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Salas Park
Kofu Park
Beckman Park
Grape Festival Grounds
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Softball Complex
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Emerson Park
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City of Lodi, Census Tract 44.03
§̈¦50 0.5 1
Miles
Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasverylowlevelsofeducation,higherratesofunemployment,andmorethantwiceasmanyresidentswithouthealthinsurance.
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresfarworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan2%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,healthcareaccess,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesareextremelystrikingwhenitcomestoincome,preschoolandhighschoolenrollment,collegedegrees,andcrowdedhousing.Incontrast,thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofsupermarketaccessandtrees.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestCommunities2Category Indicator Census
Tract44.03
HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 2 75Economic TotalScore 4 71
Employed 10 62Income 3 70
Social TotalScore 31 83TwoParentHouseholds 63 74Votingin2012 12 82
Education TotalScore 2 63PreschoolEnrollment 5 57HighSchoolEnrollment 9 92Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 4 59
Transportation TotalScore 8 49AutomobileAccess 21 64ActiveCommuting 30 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 65 72RetailDensity 28 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 78 75SupermarketAccess 70 36AlcoholOutlets 23 76
Housing TotalScore 6 82Low-IncomeRenter 8 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 28 73HousingHabitability 14 52UncrowdedHousing 5 73Homeownership 19 77
Pollution TotalScore 37 45Ozone 43 43ParticulateMatter2.5 34 41DieselPM 52 74WaterContaminants 35 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 1 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
CensusTract44.03performsworsethan98%ofothercensustractsacrossCA.Incontrast,SJC’s
healthiercommunitiesdobetterthan75%ofCAcensus
tracts.
CensusTract44.03hasmoretwoparent
householdsthan63%ofCA
censustracts.
ThepercentofresidentsthathavehealthinsuranceinCensusTract44.03islowerthanalmostallCAcensustracts.
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasconsiderablyhigherbirthratesoverallaswellasacrossalmostallethnicgroups.Inparticular,Asianshaveabirthratethatisalmostdoublethecountyaverage.Inaddition,morebabiesareborntoteenageparentsandfewerwomenreceiveearlyprenatalcare.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract
44.03SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 23 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 7% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 69% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 11% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 17 10Black n/a 15Latino 24 18Asian 27 15
Inthisneighborhood,whencomparedwiththecountyatlarge,everyethnicgrouphasaloweraverageageofdeath.BlacksaredyingattheyoungestageonaverageandWhiteshavethehighestoveralldeathrate.Intermsofleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofheartdiseaserelateddeathsarenotablyhigherthancountyratesandcerebrovasculardiseasedeathratesarealmostdoublethecountyaverage.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisthesameasthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract44.03 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 78 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity Allgroupscombined 63 71
White 64 75Black 54 63Latino 61 63Asian 70 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 15 13Black n/a 10Latino 2 3Asian n/a 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Heartdisease 263 178Cancer 157 173Cerebrovasculardisease 85 48Accidents 29 41
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
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Priority Neighborhood #9: Census Tract 51.09
Demographics CensusTract51.09inMantecaisboundedbythefollowingstreets:Mainonthewest,Moffatonthesouth,Edisononthenorth,andPowersontheeast.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo3,968peopleandranksastheninthleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatinoorWhite,andapproximatelyone-thirdofthisneighborhood’sadults,almosthalfofchildren,aswellasoneinfiveseniors,arelivinginpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract51.09Ethnicity White 47%
Black <1%Latino 49%Asian <1%Other 3%
Gender Female 54%Male 46%
Age 0-5 8%6-17 22%18-24 8%25-44 29%45-64 20%>65 14%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract51.09 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 27% 18%Childreninpoverty 46% 25%Seniors(>65)inpoverty 21% 10%Unemployment 20% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 11% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 22% 22%
San Joaquin County Public Health Services, Epidemiology, 9/20/2018
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Doctors - Manteca
Woodward Park
Northgate Park
Shasta Park
Tesoro Park
Tidewater Bikeway
Springport Park
Colony Park
Antigua Park
Cotta Park
Yosemite Park
Diamond Oaks Park
Sequoia Park
Springtime Park
Franciscan Park
Curran Grove Park
Rodoni Park
Terra Bella Park
Quail Ridge Park
Button Estates Park
Lincoln Park and Pool
Manteca Golf Course
Sierra Creek Park
Walnut Place Park
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William Martin Park
Skate Park
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City of Manteca, Census Tract 51.09
§̈¦50 0.5 1
Miles
Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhashigherratesofunemployment.
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresfarworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan15%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,healthcareaccess,pollution,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesareextremelystrikingwhenitcomestocollegedegrees,employment,twoparenthomes,highschoolenrollment,caraccess,homeownership,watercontamination,andairquality.Incontrast,thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofsupermarketaccess,activecommuting,andretaildensity.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestCommunities2Category Indicator Census
Tract51.09
HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 15 75Economic TotalScore 16 71
Employed 17 62Income 20 70
Social TotalScore 21 83TwoParentHouseholds 18 74Votingin2012 31 82
Education TotalScore 12 63PreschoolEnrollment 40 57HighSchoolEnrollment 14 92Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 7 59
Transportation TotalScore 9 49AutomobileAccess 17 64ActiveCommuting 56 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 89 72RetailDensity 68 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 69 75SupermarketAccess 94 36AlcoholOutlets 41 76
Housing TotalScore 21 82Low-IncomeRenter 73 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 11 73HousingHabitability 23 52UncrowdedHousing 19 73Homeownership 18 77
Pollution TotalScore 16 45Ozone 33 43ParticulateMatter2.5 11 41DieselPM 46 74WaterContaminants 12 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 39 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
CensusTract51.09performsworsethan85%ofothercensustractsacrossCA.Incontrast,SJC’s
healthiercommunitiesdobetterthan75%ofCAcensus
tracts.
CensusTract51.09hasbetter
overallneighborhoodqualitythan89%ofCA
censustracts.
ThepercentofresidentsthathavecollegedegreesinCensusTract51.09islowerthanalmostallCAcensustracts.
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Birth and Death Statistics
Whencomparedwiththecounty,thisneighborhoodhashigherbirthratesasacrossallethnicgroups.Inparticular,Asianshaveabirthratethatistwiceashighasthecountyaverage.Ratesoflowbirthweight,prenatalcare,andteenbirthsinthisneighborhoodandthecountyaresimilarorevenslightlybetter.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract
51.09SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics Overallbirthrate(per1000) 17 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 7% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 78% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 5% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 11 10Black 18 15Latino 21 18Asian 30 15
Inthisneighborhood,whencomparedwiththecountyatlarge,mostethnicgroupshaveahigherdeathrate.Insomecases,ratesaretwotimesashigh.LatinosaredyingattheyoungestageonaverageandWhiteshavethehighestoveralldeathrate.Intermsofleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofheartandAlzheimer’sdiseaserelateddeathsareapproximatelydoublethoseofthecounty.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorterthanthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract51.09 SanJoaquinCounty
Lifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 72 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity
Allgroupscombined 69 71White 71 75Black 76 63Latino 65 63Asian 88 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 20 13Black n/a 10Latino 6 3Asian n/a 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Heartdisease 339 178Cancer 237 173Alzheimer's 114 56Accidents 79 41Cerebrovasculardisease 66 48
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
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Priority Neighborhood #10: Census Tract 53.03
Demographics CensusTract53.03inTracyisboundedbythefollowingstreets:Tracyonthewest,11thonthesouth,GrantLineonthenorth,andHollyontheeast.Thispriorityneighborhoodishometo4,668peopleandranksasthetenthleasthealthyneighborhoodinSanJoaquinCounty.Themajorityofthisneighborhood’sresidentsareLatino,andapproximatelyoneinfiveofthisneighborhood’sadultsandchildrenarelivinginpoverty.Table1:DemographicCharacteristics1Category Group CensusTract53.03Ethnicity White 33%
Black 4%Latino 58%Asian 3%Other 2%
Gender Female 50%Male 50%
Age 0-5 11%6-17 16%18-24 11%25-44 34%45-64 18%>65 9%
Table2:SocioeconomicStatus1Indicator CensusTract53.03 SanJoaquinCountyLivinginpoverty(<100%FederalPovertyLevel) 17% 18%Childreninpoverty 28% 25%Seniors(>65)inpoverty 12% 10%Unemployment 13% 12%Uninsuredpopulation 19% 12%Adultswithnohighschooldiploma 22% 22%
San Joaquin County Public Health Services, Epidemiology, 9/20/2018
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53.05
53.08
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Sutter Tracy Community
Lincoln Park
Cediliani Park
Dr. Powers Park
Hoyt Park
El Pescadero Park
Tracy Ball Park
Kenner Park
Alden Park
Zanussi Park
South School Park
Glover Park
Fisher Park
Barboza Park
Larch Clover Park and Center
McDonald Park
Fine Park
Huck Park
Rippin Park
Patzer Park
Kit Fox Park
Slayter Park
Sullivan Park
Harvest Park
Stevens Park
Valley Oak Park
Sister Cities ParkBailor Hennen Park
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City of Tracy, Census Tract 53.03
§̈¦50 0.5 1
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Whencomparedtothecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhasmoreresidentswithouthealthinsurance.
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Root Causes of Health Overall,thisneighborhoodfaresworsethanhealthiercommunitiesacrossmostindicatorsandonlyscoresbetterthan32%ofothercommunitiesstatewide.Thisneighborhoodscoresparticularlylowwhenitcomestoeconomic,social,education,transportation,healthcareaccess,andhousingrelatedconditions.Disparitiesarestrikingwhenitcomestocollegedegreesandliquorstores.Incontrast,thisneighborhoodperformsrelativelybetteronmeasuresofsupermarketaccess,activecommuting,homeownershipamonglowerincomeresidents,housinghabitability,watercontamination,treecanopy,andhighschoolenrollment.Table3:RankingsofRootCausesofHealthComparedtoHealthiestCommunities2Category Indicator Census
Tract53.03
HealthiestSJCCommunities
Overall HPITotalScore 32 75Economic TotalScore 33 71
Employed 48 62Income 24 70
Social TotalScore 36 83TwoParentHouseholds 23 74Votingin2012 49 82
Education TotalScore 24 63PreschoolEnrollment 21 57HighSchoolEnrollment 100 92Bachelor’sEducationorHigher 18 59
Transportation TotalScore 39 49AutomobileAccess 50 64ActiveCommuting 43 30
Neighborhood TotalScore 73 72RetailDensity 44 38ParkAccess 81 64TreeCanopy 83 75SupermarketAccess 94 36AlcoholOutlets 13 76
Housing TotalScore 48 82Low-IncomeRenter 32 73Low-IncomeHomeowner 94 73HousingHabitability 81 52UncrowdedHousing 37 73Homeownership 20 77
Pollution TotalScore 45 45Ozone 28 43ParticulateMatter2.5 52 41DieselPM 38 74WaterContaminants 65 40
HealthcareAccess TotalScore/Insured 19 84
Whenitcomestorootcausesofhealth,
CensusTract53.03performsworsethan68%ofothercensustractsacrossCA.Incontrast,SJC’s
healthiercommunitiesdobetterthan75%ofCAcensus
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CensusTract53.03hasfewerresidentswith
healthinsurancethan81%ofCAcensustracts.
CensusTract53.03hasbetterhousingqualitythan81%ofCAcensustracts.
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Birth and Death Statistics Whencomparedwiththecountyasawhole,thisneighborhoodhashigherbirthratesacrossmostethnicgroups.Inparticular,AsiansandBlackshavethehighestbirthrates.Incontrast,fewerbabiesareborntoteenageparents,therearelowerratesoflowbirthweight,andmorewomenreceiveearlyprenatalcareascomparedwithcountyaverages.Table4:DataonBirthOutcomesComparedtoSJC3Category Indicator CensusTract
53.03SanJoaquinCounty
BirthStatistics
Overallbirthrate(per1000) 16 14Lowbirthweight(%ofbirths) 4% 7%Prenatalcarein1sttrimester(%ofbabies) 80% 76%Teenbirths(%ofbirths,mothersage15-19) 4% 7%
BirthRatebyMaternalEthnicity(per1000)
White 9 10Black 24 15Latino 20 18Asian 24 15
Inthisneighborhood,BlacksandLatinosaredyingattheyoungestageandBlackshavethehighestoveralldeathrate–doublethatofblacksinthecountyoverall.Intermsofleadingcausesofdeath,thisneighborhood’sratesofcancerandAlzheimer’sdiseaserelateddeathsarenotablyhigherthanthoseofthecounty.Averagelifeexpectancyinthisneighborhoodisalsoshorterthanthecountyaverage.Table5:DataonDeathStatisticsComparedtoSJC4,5Category Indicator CensusTract53.03 SanJoaquinCountyLifeexpectancy(years) Lifeexpectancy 76 78AverageAgeofDeathbyEthnicity
Allgroupscombined 74 71White 76 75Black 71 63Latino 71 63Asian 92 71
DeathRate(per1000)byEthnicity
White 12 13Black 20 10Latino 3 3Asian n/a 3
LeadingCausesofDeathandRateofDeath(per100,000)
Cancer 230 173Heartdisease 158 178Alzheimer’s 92 56Respiratorydisease 68 49Cerebrovasculardisease 35 48
1Source:USCensusBureau,AmericanCommunitySurvey,20162Source:PublicHealthAllianceofSouthernCalifornia,TheCaliforniaHealthyPlacesIndex(HPI),20173Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,BirthStatisticalMasterFiles,2012-20164Source:NationalCenterforHealthStatistics,U.S.Small-areaLifeExpectancyEstimatesProject,2010-20155Source:SanJoaquinCountyPublicHealthServices,VitalRecordsBusinessIntelligenceSystem(VRBIS),2012-2016
