- Collin County, TX population by year, race, more | USAFacts
The ages, races, and population density of Collin County, Texas tell a story Understand the shifts in demographic trends with these charts visualizing decades of population data
- What is the unemployment rate in Collin County, TX right now . . . - USAFacts
The unemployment rate in Collin County, TX was higher in December 2025 compared with December 2024 Not seasonally adjusted unemployment rate, January 2007 to December 2025 Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics
- What is the income of a household in Collin County, TX . . . - USAFacts
About $117,600 in median income in 2019–2023 Household income is the total money received in a year — wages, pensions, investments, public assistance, and more — by everyone in a household over 15
- How did COVID-19 affect people in Collin County, TX? | USAFacts
How did COVID-19 affect people in Collin County, TX? Note: This page is no longer being updated This data was aggregated from national and state sources As of July 2023, data collection and updates by federal, state, and local agencies are less comprehensive than in previous years
- How did COVID-19 affect people in Texas? | USAFacts
Through May 2023, there were 92,400 deaths attributed to COVID-19 in Texas The number of deaths peaked in January 2021 when there were 352 COVID-19 deaths per day See how COVID-19 ranks compared to other causes of death in Texas
- Tracking 2024 election contributions and spending - USAFacts
Economy Tracking 2024 election contributions and spending A majority of funding for the 2024 election — over 65%, or nearly $5 6 billion — comes from political action committees, also known as PACs
- The US child population shrank by 1 million between 2010 and 2020
On the other end, Collin County in the Dallas suburbs had a 36% overall population growth and a 24% increase in children In all 49 of these counties, however, overall population growth outpaced the growth of the under 18 population The result is the overall population in the US, and in many counties, is getting older The Census Bureau has yet to release additional data from the 2020 count
- How are public schools in Texas funded? | USAFacts
Primarily from local governments In the 2021–2022 school year, the most recent year of available data, about 47 8% of public school funding came from local sources like property taxes Another 33 9% came through state programs, and the federal government provided the remaining 18 3% Altogether, public schools received $79 6 billion in funding, or $14,700 per student
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