All files are PDFs (26–885 KB).
- Flagstaff Retail Analysis
- City of Innovation Brochure
- Flagstaff Facts
- Flagstaff Community Profile
- Flagstaff Demographic Profile
- Flagstaff Business Detail Profile
- Trade Area Demographic Profile
- Trade Area Business Detail
- Coconino County Profile
- Map of Enterprise Zones (City of Flagstaff)
- Map of Enterprise Zones (Coconino County)
- Enterprise Zone Program Summary
Flagstaff demographic overview
“One of the unique benefits of living in Flagstaff is working with the City. Unlike a large city where you are just another number, in Flagstaff everyone ... takes our issues seriously. I know that our company's success is their number one priority.” —Andy Kruse, Senior Vice President of Business Development, Southwest Windpower
Population
Flagstaff’s population is about 58,000 at a density of 830 people per square mile. The city’s racial makeup is predominantly White (78 percent), Hispanic (16 percent), and Native American (10 percent).
Household size and composition
Of roughly 19,000 households, 33 percent have children under the age of 18 and 44 percent comprise married couples. The average household size was 2.6 and the average family size was 3.1.
Age and income
The median age of Flagstaff’s population is about 27 years. The median income for a household is about $37K, and the median income for a family is about $48K.
Education
As a college town, Flagstaff’s population is considerably more educated than the U.S. average: Nearly 90 percent of the population has a high school diploma or higher (the national average is 80 percent). Nearly 40 percent has a Bachelors degree or higher, compared to the national average of 24 percent.
