Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin

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1 Economic Profile 2012 Fond du Lac County, Wisconsin

2 Table of Contents Transportation Network Page 3 Demographics Page 4 Education Page 6 Higher Education Page 8 Labor Force and Commuting Patterns Page 9 Industry Concentrations Page 10 Employment by Industry/Largest Employers Page 11 Wages Page 12 Spending Profile Page 13 Financing and Real Estate Page 14 Utilities Page 15 FCEDC Mission The mission of the FCEDC is to aggressively pursue, promote and facilitate economic opportunities and growth for Fond du Lac County through the attraction, retention, expansion and development of jobs and investments that increase the standard of living for all communities and residents. FCEDC Vision for Fond du Lac County The vision of the FCEDC is to be the most effective economic development organization in the nation, creating an environment of progressive businesses innovation, expansion, recruitment and retention as a means of improving the quality of life for the communities we serve. 2

3 Transportation Network Central Location An efficient and convenient crossroads of highway systems makes commerce to and from Minneapolis/St. Paul, La Crosse, Rochester, Dubuque, Madison and all points beyond, a unique advantage offered by Fond du Lac County. Fond du Lac County serves as a central location with excellent highway access to major markets in Milwaukee (60 miles), Madison (70 miles), Green Bay (70 miles), Chicago (150 miles) and Minneapolis (275 miles). Top Notch Highway System U.S. Highway 41 is the major north south route providing four lanes of traffic through the County. This highway is being slated to be designated an Interstate (WI DOT expected timeframe of 2014). Highway 151 is a major east west corridor with expanded four lanes between Fond du Lac and Madison. State Highways 23, 68, 67 and 103 provide east west travel and highways 45, 26, 44, 49, 149 and 175 provide north south access to points throughout Fond du Lac County. Short Commute Times Fond du Lac County is below the national and state average for commute times, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. The average Fond du Lac County resident spends 19.7 minutes commuting to work, while Wisconsinites spend 21.5 minutes and U.S. residents average over 25.4 minutes. 3

4 Demographics Population Fond du Lac County , , , * 105,664 Source: ESRI 2013; Census 2010 *Estimates per ESRI Average Household Size Fond du Lac County * 2.41 Wisconsin 2012: 2.44; Wisconsin 2017*: 2.42 Source: ESRI 2013; Census 2010 *Estimates per ESRI Population Change Fond du Lac County Wisconsin 0.44% 0.50% 0.59% 0.42% Annual Growth Rate Projected Annual Growth Rate 0.00% 0.20% 0.40% 0.60% 0.80% Source: ESRI 2013 Estimated Income Fond du Lac County Wisconsin * * Average Household Income $59,847 $68,384 $62,515 $71,273 Median Household Income $50,263 $57,581 $49,824 $57,220 Per Capita Income $24,558 $28,209 $25,431 $29,176 Source: ESRI 2013 *Estimates per ESRI 4

5 Demographics 2012 Population by Age Fond du Lac County Total Percent Under 5 years 6, % , % , % , % , % 75+ 7, % Total 103, % Median Age WI Median Age: 38.7 Source: ESRI 2013; Census 2010 Under 5 years 6, % 2012 Population by Age Fond du Lac County , % 75+ 7, % , % Fond du Lac County Median Age: , % , % Source: ESRI Population by Single Race Fond du Lac County 2012 Total 2012 Percent White Alone 96, % Black Alone 1, % American Indian Alone % Asian Alone 1, % Pacific Islander Alone % Some Other Race Alone 1, % Two or More Races 1, % Hispanic Origin (Any Race) 4, % Source: ESRI * Total 97,496 2, , ,402 1,844 6, * Percent 92.3% 1.9% 0.5% 1.3% 0.0% 2.3% 1.7% 5.8% *Estimates per ESRI 5 WI 2012 Total 4,936, ,357 55, ,664 1, , , ,359 WI 2012 Percent 85.9% 6.3% 1.0% 2.4% 0.0% 2.5% 1.9% 6.2%

6 Education Fond du Lac County Educational Attainment (% of population 25+) 45.00% 40.00% 39.40% 35.00% 30.00% Percent 25.00% 20.00% 15.00% 10.00% 5.00% 4.00% 7.40% 20.80% 10.50% 12.60% 6.00% 0.00% Source: 2011 American Community 1 Year Estimates Less than 9th Grade 9th 12th Grade (No Diploma) High School Graduate or GED Some College, No Degree Associate Degree Level of Educational Attainment Bachelor's Degree Graduate/ Professional Degree Percent 100.0% 90.0% 80.0% 70.0% 60.0% 50.0% 40.0% 30.0% 20.0% 10.0% 0.0% 85.4% 90.4% 90.0% High School Graduate or Higher 28.2% 26.5% 20.6% Hold a Bachelor's Degree or Higher Level of Educational Attainment Educational Attainment (% of population 25+) 7.8% 9.6% 10.5% Hold an Associate's Degree U.S.A. Wisconsin Fond du Lac County Source: 2011 American Community Survey 1 Year Estimates Enrollment by School District Public Private Total Campbellsport 1, ,773 Fond du Lac 7,424 1,545 8,969 North Fond du Lac 1, ,341 Oakfield Ripon 1, ,779 Rosendale Brandon 1, ,052 Waupun 1, ,278 Totals 15,349 2,391 17,740 Source: Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction District Spending, Staffing Ratios by School District Spending per Student (Total Cost) Ratio of Students to FTE Staff licensed Campbellsport $11, Fond du Lac $11, North Fond du Lac $12, Oakfield $13, Ripon $11, Rosendale Brandon $11, Waupun $12, State $12, Source: Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction 6

7 Education ACT Score ACT Average Composite Score School District Source: WI Department of Public Instruction Percent 98.00% 96.00% 94.00% 92.00% 90.00% 88.00% 86.00% Fond du Lac County High School Graduation Rate ( ) 94.50% 94.50% 95.80% 97.40% 91.90% 94.60% 92.80% 90.60% School District Source: WI Dept of Public Instruction Legacy Rate: % of regular diplomas Post High School Plans Fond du Lac County ( ) 60.00% 55.80% 53.00% 52.50% 50.20% 47.10% 47.50% 48.30% 50.00% 46.20% 40.00% Percent 30.00% 20.00% 10.00% 27.30% 13.40% 30.50% 10.00% 23.90% 20.70% 29.60% 21.60% 0.00% 4 Year College Plans Technical College Plans Source: WI Department of Public Instruction School District 7

8 Higher Education Higher Education opportunities abound in Fond du Lac County with four colleges providing talented human capital for existing and new companies. Marian University of Fond du Lac is a Catholic applied liberal arts institution of higher learning offering undergraduate, graduate, accelerated and continuing education programs. Moraine Park Technical College is one of 16 colleges in the Wisconsin Technical College System and offers more than 100 associate degrees, apprenticeships, technical diplomas, and certificates taught by instructors with real-world experience. Ripon College provides a nationally recognized, residential, student-centered liberal arts and sciences education leading to the Bachelor of Arts degree. University of Wisconsin Fond du Lac is a freshman/sophomore campus of the University of Wisconsin and offers courses that are the foundation for more than 250 majors. Five bachelor s degree completion programs from four UW Schools can be earned on the UW-Fond du Lac campus. Fond du Lac County Higher Education Enrollment Marian University Moraine Park Technical College Ripon College University of WI Fond du Lac 2 year Campus Fall ,615 6, (fall 2012) Source: IPEDS college enrollment data ; UW Fond du Lac Fond du Lac County Higher Education Degrees Conferred Marian University Ripon College UW Fond du Lac Associate n/a n/a 136 Bachelor s n/a Master s 300 n/a n/a Ph.D. 9 n/a n/a Sources: Marian University Registrar s Office, Ripon College Registrar s Office, and University of Wisconsin Fond du Lac Student Services Moraine Park Technical College Degrees Conferred* Degrees Apprenticeship 17 Associate of Applied Science Degree 458 One Year Technical Diploma 322 Short Term Technical Diploma 335 Two Year Technical Diploma 25 Total 1,157 * Includes all MPTC Locations (Dodge, Fond du Lac, Green Lake, Washington, others) Source: Moraine Park Technical College: Annual Report 8

9 Labor Force and Commuting Patterns Fond du Lac County Average Annual Employment Labor Force Employed Unemployed Unemployment Rate ,769 51,173 3, % ,049 51,069 3, % ,799 51,108 4, % ,528 51,343 5, % Source: Wisconsin Worknet Data: Local Area Unemployment Statistics Yrs benchmarked 2012 Average Minutes Commuting to Work U.S.A Location Wisconsin 21.5 Fond du Lac County 19.7 U.S. Census, American Community Survey 5 Yr Estimates Minutes Commuting Patterns Inflow/Outflow, All Jobs (2011) Workers Who Live in Fond du Lac County 2011 Percent Live and work in FDL County 25, % Live in FDL County but work outside or in another County 28, % Total Workers Living in FDL County 54, % Workers Employed in Fond du Lac County Work and live in FDL County 25, % Work in FDL County but live in another County 20, % Total Workers Employed in FDL County 46, % Source: Census OnTheMap Top Counties Workers Are Commuting Out To Winnebago: 7.1% Dodge: 6.3% Milwaukee: 5.5% Washington: 4.3% Top Counties Workers Are Commuting From Winnebago: 7.6% Dodge: 6.2% Green Lake: 3.4% Outagamie: 2.6% 9

10 Industry Concentrations A location quotient (LQ) measures how concentrated an industry cluster or an individual industry is within a given region as compared to the nation. An LQ greater than 1.0 means the cluster is an export industry. Industries with a high LQ are typically, but not always, export-oriented industries bringing money into the region rather than simply circulating money that is already in the region. An LQ of <1.0 means the industry or cluster typically has to import from outside to satisfy local demand Location Quotients Fond du Lac County Fond du Lac Fond du Lac Industry County Industry County Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting 2.87 Accommodation and Food Services 0.91 Manufacturing 2.59 Information 0.89 Educational Services (private) 1.21 Wholesale Trade 0.84 Construction 1.06 Public Administration 0.79 Utilities 1.05 Finance and Insurance 0.79 Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction 1.05 Arts, Entertainment and Recreation 0.59 Retail Trade 1.03 Administrative, Support, Waste Management and Remediation Services 0.49 Other Services (except Public Administration) 1.00 Real Estate and Rental and Leasing 0.36 Health Care and Social Assistance 0.99 Professional and Technical Services 0.31 Transportation and Warehousing 0.98 Source: EMSI 2013 Management of Companies and Enterprises

11 Employment by Industry 2012 Employment by Industry Fond du Lac County Average Monthly Employment Average Annual Earnings* Average Annual Business Description Establishments Agriculture, Forestry, Fishing and Hunting $27,024 Mining, Quarrying, and Oil and Gas Extraction $64,370 Utilities $92,434 Construction 264 2,290 $57,432 Manufacturing ,543 $61,110 Wholesale Trade 135 1,645 $53,416 Retail Trade 317 5,289 $28,082 Transportation and Warehousing 125 1,456 $52,749 Information $46,987 Finance and Insurance 129 1,480 $54,424 Real Estate and Rental and Leasing $28,287 Professional and Technical Services $54,077 Management of Companies and Enterprises 6 77 $46,181 Administrative and Support and Waste Management and Remediation Services 108 1,438 $32,673 Educational Services (private) 48 2,959 $25,063 Health Care and Social Assistance 237 5,996 $53,050 Arts, Entertainment, and Recreation $18,899 Accommodation and Food Services 217 3,723 $13,133 Other Services (except Public Administration) 223 1,387 $22,176 Public Administration 59 2,432 $50,103 Total All Industries 2,366 44,251 $44,700 Source: Worknet QCEW 2012, 3rd Qtr *Average Annual Earnings (includes benefits): EMSI Largest Private Employers in Fond du Lac County Company Name Industry Corporate Employee Size Range Brunswick Corp (Mercury Marine) Manufacturing 1,000 or more Agnesian Healthcare Inc Health Care 1,000 or more Alliance Laundry Systems LLC Manufacturing 1,000 or more Charter Communications Cable & Other Television Service 500 to 999 Saputo Cheese USA Inc Manufacturing; Cheese Processing 500 to 999 JF Ahern Co Electrical Contractor 250 to 499 Sources: Wisconsin's Worknet Large Employer Search for Fond du Lac County, 4th qtr Employee range is the number of employees the employer reports to Unemployment Insurance. 11

12 Wages Wages in Fond du Lac County by Occupation (2011) Occupation Title (Focus is on the Targeted Industries) SOC Employees Average Annual Wage Average Hourly Wage Median Hourly Wage WI Average Annual Wage General and operations managers $ 92,050 $ $ $105,300 Industrial production managers $ 70,830 $ $ $84, 810 Mechanical engineers n/a $ 64,360 $ $ $71,280 Registered nurses $ 59,020 $ $ $64,800 Pharmacy technicians $ 31,000 $ $ $28,570 Licensed practical and licensed vocational nurses $ 40,600 $ $ $41,580 Janitors and cleaners, except maids and housekeeping cleaners $ 28,180 $ $ $25,440 Sales representatives, wholesale and manufacturing, except technical and scientific products $ 66,220 $ $ $65,000 Bookkeeping, accounting, and auditing clerks $ 40,270 $ $ $33,900 Shipping, receiving, and traffic clerks $ 28,910 $ $ $30,840 Office clerks, general ,340 $ 27,540 $ $ $29,100 Construction laborers $ 36,620 $ $ $39,370 Electricians $ 50,410 $ $ $52,720 Team assemblers $ 36,700 $ $18.85 $29,830 Assemblers and fabricators, all other $ 21,940 $ $ 9.09 $31,880 Food batchmakers $ 29,420 $ $ $30,700 Computer controlled machine tool operators, metal and plastic $ 37,180 $ $ $36,700 Cutting, punching, and press machine setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic $ 27,380 $ $12.78 $33,360 Grinding, lapping, polishing, and buffing machine tool setters, operators, and tenders, metal and plastic $ 34,380 $ $ $33,490 Machinists $ 39,420 $ $17.57 $40,800 Welders, cutters, solderers, and brazers $ 35,510 $ $ $38,540 Cutting and slicing machine setters, operators, and tenders n/a $ 32,890 $ $ $32,630 Inspectors, testers, sorters, samplers, and weighers $ 32,080 $ $ $34,700 Packaging and filling machine operators and tenders $ 27,940 $ $ $28,650 Helpers production workers $ 18,790 $ 9.03 $ 8.63 $25,760 Truck drivers, heavy and tractor trailer $ 36,350 $ $ 16.7 $40,500 Industrial truck and tractor operators $ 26,200 $ $ $32,640 Laborers and freight, stock, and material movers, hand $ 27,190 $ $ $27,530 Packers and packagers, hand $ 22,770 $ $ $26,440 Source: Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Office of Economic Advisors Wage Info

13 Spending Profile 2012 Consumer Spending Profile Fond du Lac County How much do Fond du Lac County households spend for retail goods and services annually? Fond du Lac County Fond du Lac County Total Average WI Average Apparel & Services $51,009,737 $1, $1, Computers & Accessories $8,407,136 $ $ Education $48,769,875 $1, $1, Entertainment/Recreation $116,821,423 $2, $2, Food at Home $176,116,805 $4, $4, Food Away from Home $108,671,235 $2, $2, Gasoline and Motor Oil $110,643,572 $2, $2, Health Care $162,440,466 $3, $4, Household Furnishings & Equipment $36,907,974 $ $ Investments $51,812,511 $1, $1, Shelter $541,400,665 $13, $13, Travel $46,093,296 $1, $1, Vehicle Maintenance & Repairs $38,395,567 $ $ Source: ESRI Retail Goods & Services Expenditures & Household Budget Expenditures; data derived from 2010 & 2011 consumer expenditure surveys, Bureau of Labor Statistics Apparel Products and Services includes material for making clothes, sewing patterns and notions, shoe repair and other shoe services, apparel laundry and dry cleaning, alteration, repair and tailoring of apparel, clothing rental and storage, and watch and jewelry repair. Computers & Accessories includes computers, hardware and software for home use. Entertainment/Recreation includes sporting event or movie/theatre admissions; TV/Video/Audio equipment, renting, subscriptions and repair; pets; toys and games; recreational vehicles; sports or exercise equipment; reading (books, subscriptions); etc. Health Care includes health insurance coverage; medical, eye care or dental services; lab tests; hospital services; prescription and OTC drugs; eyeglasses/contacts; medical supplies and equipment, etc. Household Furnishings & Equip includes furniture, floor coverings, appliances (small and large), telephones and accessories, etc. Travel includes airline fares and fees, lodging, rentals, food and drink on trips. 13

14 Financing & Real Estate Deposits (In Millions) Fond du Lac MSA Institutions Offices Deposits 30 Jun $1, Jun $1, Jun $1, Jun $1,776 Source: FDIC Median Residential Home Sale Price 2011 Housing Units Fond du Lac County Price of Home $135,000 $130,000 $125,000 $120,000 $115,000 $110,000 $105,000 $100,000 $129,000 $124,000 $119,900 $119,900 $109,950 $110, Year Source: Wisconsin Realtors Association Total Housing Units % of total housing units Occupied 41, % Owner 28,849 Renter 12,428 Vacant 2, % Source: 2011 American Community Survey 1 Year Estimates Number of homes 1,400 1,200 1, Number of Homes Sold 1,205 1, Year Source: Wisconsin Realtors Association 14

15 Business Electricity Rates /kwh Alliant Energy Wisconsin Power and Light * SMALL COMMERCIAL SERVICE Schedule for customers with demands greater than 75 kw or whose annual usage exceeds 250,000 kwh. Commercial Service Schedule Cg 2 TOD Summer (June 1 Sept 30) Winter (Oct 1 May 31) Customer Charge, per Day 1) Commercial Lighting Service $0.818 $ ) Combined Power & Lighting $ $ Demand Charge per kw 1) Firm Demand a. 12 Hour On Peak $10.40 $8.87 b. 14 Hour On Peak $10.00 $8.53 2) Customer Demand Charge $2.00 $2.00 Energy Charge per kwh Used 1) 14 Hour On Peak Period On Peak $ $ Off Peak $ $ ) 12 Hour On Peak Period On Peak $ $ Off Peak $ $ Source: Wisconsin Power and Light Schedule of Rates for Electricity Service May Business Utilities Business Electricity Rates /kwh Alliant Energy Wisconsin Power and Light* INDUSTRIAL SERVICE Schedules for customers with monthly demand in excess of 200 kw Industrial Service Schedule Cp 1 Summer (June 1 Sept 30) Winter (Oct 1 May 31) Customer Charge, per Day $7.67 $7.67 Demand and Energy Charges 1) Energy Limiter per kwh** $ $ ) Energy Charge per kwh a) 14 Hour On Peak Period On Peak $ $ Off Peak $ $ b) 12 Hour On Peak Period On Peak $ $ Off Peak $ $ ) Maximum Demand per kw a. 14 Hour On Peak $11.53 $10.12 b. 12 hour On Peak $12.11 $ ) Customer Demand per kw $2.00 $2.00 *Alliant Energy serves the following communities in Fond du Lac County (electricity): Town of Alto; Brandon; Town of Byron; Town of Calumet; Town of Eldorado; Town of Empire; Fairwater; Fond du Lac; Town of Fond du Lac; Town of Forest; Town of Friendship; Town of Lamartine; Town of Metomen; N. Fond du Lac; Oakfield; Town of Osceola; Ripon; Town of Ripon; Rosendale; Town of Rosendale; Town of Taycheedah **Energy Limiter charge is only charged to a customer when that figure is more than the sum of the energy and maximum demand charges combined. Otherwise the customer is charged the sum of the energy charge, maximum demand and customer demand charges. Source: Wisconsin Power and Light Schedule of Rates for Electricity Service May 2012

16 Business Electricity Rates Waupun Utilities Commercial Lighting & Power (Cg 1) Fixed Charge & Minimum Bill 3 Phase $16.00 per month Single Phase $8.00 per month Energy Charge $ per kilowatt hrs/mo Small Power (Cp 1) Available for 3 phase retail customers with total connected load of at least 50 kws but less than 200 kws Fixed Charge $50.00 per month Small Power Energy Charge $.0679 per kwh Distribution Demand Charge per kw $1.50 Peak Demand Charge per kw $7.90 Industrial Power Time of Day (Cp 3) Customers with their monthly maximum measured demand in excess of 1,000kW per month Customer Charge $ Distribution Demand Charge $1.75 per kw of distribution demand Billed Demand Charge $9.71 per kw of billed demand Energy Charge $.0839 per kwh on peak; $.0398 off peak On Peak period is 8:00AM 8:00PM M F, excluding holidays Source: Waupun Utilities, serving the City of Waupun Energy Consumption (kwh/month) < 10,000 (CG1 Facilities) Small Business Single Phase Service Three Phase Service Each Additional Meter Energy Charge 10,000 30,000 (CG2 Facilities) Facilities Charge (One Meter) Each Additional Meter Energy Charge On peak energy Off peak energy > 30,000 (CG3 and CP1) Facilities Charge (One Meter) Each Additional Meter Energy charge On peak energy Off peak energy Business Electricity Rates /kwh WE Energies* Business Utilities Amount $ per day $ per day $ per day $ /kwh $ per day $ per day $ /kwh $ /kwh $ per day $ per day $ /kwh $ /kwh *WE Energies serves the following communities in Fond du Lac County (electricity): Campbellsport; Eden; Mt. Calvary; St. Cloud; Town of Ashford; Town of Auburn; Town of Byron; Town of Calumet; Town of Eden; Town of Empire; Town of Forest; Town of Marshfield; Town of Osceola; Town of Taycheedah Source: WE Energies, December

17 Small Commercial Natural Gas Service Wisconsin Power and Light Charge Price Customer Charge $ per day Business Utilities Distribution Service Rate Base Gas Rate plus GSAR (Gas Supply Acquisition Rate) Gas Supply Market Adjustment $ per therm $ per therm ($0.0875) per therm Current Effective Rate $ per therm Small Commercial GC 1 = Less than 5,000 therms annually Source: WP & L Schedule of Rates effective as of June 5, 2013 for Firm System Supply Medium Commercial & Industrial Natural Gas Service Charge Customer Charge Wisconsin Power and Light Price $2.50 per day Distribution Service Rate Base Gas Rate plus GSAR (Gas Supply Acquisition Rate) Gas Supply Market Adjustment $ per therm $ per therm ($0.0875) per therm Current Effective Rate $ per therm Medium Commercial & Industrial GC 3 = Over 20, ,000 therms annually Source: WP & L Schedule of Rates effective as of June 5, 2013 for Firm System Supply Large Commercial & Industrial Natural Gas Service Charge Customer Charge Wisconsin Power and Light Price $36.25 per day Distribution Service Rate Base Gas Rate plus GSAR (Gas Supply Acquisition Rate) Gas Supply Market Adjustment $ per therm $ per therm ($0.0875) per therm Current Effective Rate 17 $ per therm Large Commercial & Industrial GC 5 = Over 1.3 million 7.5 million therms annually Source: WP & L Schedule of Rates effective as of June 5, 2013 for Firm System Supply

18 Residential Utilities Residential Electricity Rates /kwh Alliant Energy Wisconsin Power and Light General Service (GS 1) June 1 Sept 30 Oct 1 May 31 Energy Charge: All kwh Used $ $ Customer Charges per day: Lighting Service $ $ Combined Power & Lighting Service $ $ Source: Wisconsin Power and Light Schedule of Rates for Electricity Service Charges Residential Electricity Rates /kwh Facilities Charge: WE Energies Amount Single phase $ Three phase $ Additional meter $ Charge Fixed Energy Residential Electric Rates Waupun Utilities Source: Waupun Utilities Price $7.00 per month $ /kwh Residential Natural Gas Service Wisconsin Power and Light (Gg 1) Charge Price Customer Charge $ per day Distribution Service Rate $ per therm Base Gas Rate plus GSAR (Gas Supply Acquisition Rate) $ per therm Gas Supply Market Adjustment ($0.0875) per therm Energy Charge Low Income Assistance Source: WE Energies $ /kWh 3% of monthly charges Current Effective Rate $ per therm Source: WP & L Schedule of Rates effective as of June 5, Utilities Expenditures Fond du Lac County How much do Fond du Lac County households spend for utilities annually? Fond du Lac County Total Fond du Lac County Average WI Average Electricity $69,489,376 $1, $1, Natural Gas $21,628,928 $ $ Source: ESRI House & Home Expenditures; Consumer Spending data are derived from the 2010 and 2011 Consumer Expenditure Surveys, Bureau of Labor Statistics 18

19 Business Intelligence Services 116 N. Main St., P.O. Box 1303 Fond du Lac, WI Phone: (920)