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Risk and Protection Profile

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Locale Comparisons for Five-Year Indicator Rates

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Aaron Starks, MA, Irina V. Sharkova, PhD

David Mancuso, PhD

In conjunction with the

Washington State Health Care Authority

Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery

Michael Langer, Assistant Director

Research and Data Analysis Division

Information About this Publication

Title: Community Drug and Alcohol Data for Prevention Planning: Five-year Rates of Risk Factors and Problem Outcomes

Abstract: This report provides data for drug and alcohol prevention planning at the community scale. The “communities” presented in this

report are either larger school districts, or groupings of smaller neighboring school districts that (when grouped) have populations of around

20,000. For the rest of this report, these school districts and district groups are called “locales.”

To overcome small number problems and allow for smaller locales, the rates presented here are five year averages.

Keywords: Alcohol or drug prevention, Washington State, Risk Factors, Teen Substance Abuse, David Hawkins, Richard Catalano, community-

based prevention planning

Category: Risk and Prevention Profile

Geography: Washington State

Publication Number: 4.53-40

Project Name: Community Outcome and Risk Evaluation Geographic Information System (CORE)

Authors: Irina V. Sharkova, Ph.D., Aaron Starks, M.A., and David Mancuso, Ph.D.

Acknowledgments: Michael Langer, Deputy Director, Washington State Health Care Authority Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery

Project Supported by: DSHS Research and Data Analysis Division and HCA Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery

Cover Design by: DSHS Research and Data Analysis Division

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RDA | Risk Profile | Locale Comparison

Information About this Publication

Table of contents:

Cover page

Introduction

Understanding Locales

School Districts by Locale Number

Locales are comprised of 1 or more school districts…

Comparison Charts for Five-Year Indicator Rates

1. Availability of Drugs

5. Extreme Economic & Social Deprivation

12. Antisocial Behavior of Community Adults

22. Family Problems

24. Academic Achievement

38. School Climate

44. Early Criminal Justice

50. Child and Family Health

64. Criminal Justice

76. Substance Use

Technical Notes

82. Suppression Codes for Yearly Trend Data

82. Counting Alcohol- or Drug-related Deaths

86. Transitioning from UCR to NIBRS

86. Crime Reporting: Non-Reporting Police Jurisdictions

87. CORE Conversion Process and Weighted Reliability Index (WRI)

91. Standardization of CORE Indicators

92. Graduation and Dropout Data Methodology Changes

92. Where are the roadblocks to learning in our communities?

95. Changes in Hospitalization Data

July, 2020 Notes:

Unexcused Absences is included in this report through 2017 but is no longer being updated.

Regular Attendance replaces Unexcused Absences moving forward. Five years of data are now available.

iiRDA | Risk Profile | Locale Comparison

School Districts by Locale Number

School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc.

Aberdeen 99 Auburn 79 Bethel 77 Bridgeport 33 Cascade 36 Centralia 92 Cle Elum-Roslyn 18

Adna 96 Bainbridge Island 87 Bickleton 20 Brinnon 107 Cashmere 36 Chehalis 96 Clover Park 76

Almira 12 Battle Ground 110 Blaine 40 Burlington-Edison 44 Castle Rock 114 Cheney 7 Colfax 13

Anacortes 43 Bellevue 74 Boistfort 97 Camas 116 Centerville 118 Chewelah 9 College Place 27

Arlington 47 Bellingham 52 Bremerton 105 Cape Flattery 107 Central Kitsap 101 Chimacum 103 Colton 13

Asotin-Anatone 28 Benge 12 Brewster 35 Carbonado 67 Central Valley 2 Clarkston 28 Columbia (Stevens) 11

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Understanding Locales

Locales are single school districts or groups of school districts. If school districts are grouped into a single locale, the

following rules were used:

i. The total population within the grouping had to be at least 20,000 people.

ii. The school districts grouped were part of a single Educational Service District.

iii. The school districts grouped were similar in character (for example, they had similar proportions of students receiving

school lunches).

Your locale contains the districts most like your district which share your geographic area, in essence, your neighbors in

the prevention effort. Comparing your district to your locale allows smaller districts to get an idea of how you are doing

compared to everyone in that neighborhood. Your locale covers an area large enough to provide a stable population for

rates and minimize the choppiness caused by small number issues. While there will be differences between your district

and others in your locale, these areas should be close enough for you to be aware of those differences and how your

community fits in the grouping. Hopefully for districts too small to get reliable rates for analysis, the locale grouping can

provide a helpful picture of your areas progress and a way to compare your area to other larger districts.

RDA | Risk Profile | Locale Comparison

School Districts by Locale Number (continued)

School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc. School District Loc.Columbia (Wal

Wal) 26 Garfield 13 Longview 111 North Thurston 88 Quincy 17 Starbuck 26 West Valley (Spok.) 6

Colville 9 Glenwood 118 Loon Lake 10 Northport 11 Rainier 98 Stehekin 35 White Pass 95

Concrete 45 Goldendale 20 Lopez Island 42 Northshore 75 Raymond 97 Steilacoom Hist. 64 White River 85

Conway 46 Grand Coulee Dam 33 Lyle 118 Oak Harbor 57 Reardan-Edwall 12 Steptoe 13 White Salmon 118

Cosmopolis 99 Grandview 16 Lynden 40 Oakesdale 13 Renton 62 Stevenson-Carson 118 Wilbur 12

Coulee-Hartline 33 Granger 21 Mabton 20 Oakville 98 Republic 11 Sultan 45 Willapa Valley 97

Coupeville 48 Granite Falls 45 Mansfield 33 Ocean Beach 113 Richland 30 Summit Valley 10 Wilson Creek 33

Crescent 107 Grapeview 100 Manson 35 Ocosta 97 Ridgefield 115 Sumner 66 Winlock 96

Creston 12 Great Northern 7 Mary M Knight 100 Odessa 12 Ritzville 12 Sunnyside 16 Wishkah Valley 100

Curlew 11 Green Mountain 115 Mary Walker 10 Okanogan 32 Riverside 8 Tacoma 69 Wishram 118

Cusick 10 Griffin 94 Marysville 54 Olympia 89 Riverview 61 Taholah 100 Woodland 114

Damman 18 Harrington 12 Mc Cleary 98 Omak 32 Rochester 93 Tahoma 82 Yakima 14

Darrington 45 Highland 19 Mead 3 Onalaska 95 Roosevelt 118 Tekoa 13 Yelm 91

Davenport 12 Highline 73 Medical Lake 7 Onion Creek 11 Rosalia 13 Tenino 93 Zillah 21

Dayton 26 Hockinson 116 Mercer Island 86 Orcas Island 42 Royal 18 Thorp 18

Deer Park 8 Hood Canal 100 Meridian 41 Orchard Prairie 6 San Juan Island 42 Toledo 95

Dieringer 66 Hoquiam 99 Methow Valley 31 Orient 11 Satsop 98 Tonasket 31

Dixie 26 Inchelium 11 Mill A 118 Orondo 35 Seattle 68 Toppenish 22

East Valley (Spok.) 5 Index 45 Monroe 55 Oroville 31 Sedro-Woolley 58 Touchet 26

East Valley (Yak.) 21 Issaquah 78 Montesano 98 Orting 67 Selah 19 Toutle Lake 114

Eastmont 37 Kahlotus 26 Morton 95 Othello 23 Selkirk 10 Trout Lake 118

Easton 18 Kalama 114 Moses Lake 39 Palisades 35 Sequim 102 Tukwila 62

Eatonville 67 Keller 11 Mossyrock 95 Palouse 13 Shaw Island 42 Tumwater 90

Edmonds 49 Kelso 112 Mount Adams 20 Pasco 29 Shelton 94 Union Gap 22

Ellensburg 17 Kennewick 25 Mount Baker 41 Pateros 35 Shoreline 80 Valley 64

Elma 98 Kent 71 Mount Pleasant 117 Paterson 24 Skamania 117 Valley 10

Endicott 13 Kettle Falls 11 Mt Vernon 46 Pe Ell 97 Skykomish 61 Vancouver 108

Entiat 35 Kiona Benton 24 Mukilteo 56 Peninsula 63 Snohomish 59 Vashon Island 63

Enumclaw 84 Kittitas 18 Naches Valley 19 Pioneer 100 Snoqualmie Valley 83 Wahkiakum 113

Ephrata 34 Klickitat 118 Napavine 96 Pomeroy 26 Soap Lake 33 Wahluke 18

Evaline 96 La Conner 46 Naselle-Grays Riv 113 Port Angeles 102 South Bend 97 Waitsburg 26

Everett 50 La Center 115 Nespelem 33 Port Townsend 103 South Cent-Tukwila 62 Walla Walla 27

Evergreen (Clark) 109 Lacrosse 13 Newport 10 Prescott 26 South Kitsap 104 Wapato 22Evergreen

(Stevens) 10 Lake Chelan 35 Nine Mile Falls 8 Prosser 24 South Whidbey 48 Warden 33

Federal Way 72 Lake Stevens 53 Nooksack Valley 41 Pullman 4 Southside 100 Washougal 117

Ferndale 51 Lake Washington 70 North Beach 100 Puyallup 65 Spokane 1 Washtucna 12

Fife 65 Lakewood 47 North Franklin 23 Queets-Clearwater 37 Sprague 12 Waterville 35

Finley 25 Lamont 13 North Kitsap 106 Quilcene 18 St John 13 Wellpinit 10

Franklin Pierce 81 Liberty 7 North Mason 101 Quillayute Valley 67 Stanwood-Camano 60 Wenatchee 38

Freeman 7 Lind 12 North River 97 Quinault 49 Star 26 West Valley (Yak.) 15

ivRDA | Risk Profile | Locale Comparison

Locales comprised of 1 or more school districtsLocale School District Locale School District

1 Spokane 43 Anacortes

2 Central Valley 44 Burlington Edison

3 Mead 45 Concrete, Darrington, Granite Falls, Index, Sultan

4 Pullman 46 Conway, La Conner, Mt Vernon

5 East Valley (Spokane) 47 Arlington, Lakewood

6 Orchard Prairie, West Valley (Spokane) 48 Coupeville, South Whidbey

7 Cheney, Freeman, Great Northern, Liberty, Medical Lake 49 Edmonds

8 Deer Park, Nine Mile Falls, Riverside 50 Everett

9 Chewelah, Colville 51 Ferndale

10Cusick, Evergreen (Stevens), Loon Lake, Mary Walker, Newport, Selkirk, Summit Valley,

Valley, Wellpinit52 Bellingham

11Columbia (Stevens), Curlew, Inchelium, Keller, Kettle Falls, Northport, Onion Creek,

Orient, Republic53 Lake Stevens

12Almira, Benge, Creston, Davenport, Harrington, Lind, Odessa, Reardan, Ritzville, Sprague,

Washtucna, Wilbur54 Marysville

13Colfax, Colton, Endicott, Garfield, Lacrosse, Lamont, Oakesdale, Palouse, Rosalia, St John,

Steptoe, Tekoa55 Monroe

14 Yakima 56 Mukilteo

15 West Valley (Yakima) 57 Oak Harbor

16 Grandview, Sunnyside 58 Sedro Woolley

17 Ellensburg 59 Snohomish

18 Cle Elum-Roslyn, Damman, Easton, Kittitas, Royal, Thorp, Wahluke 60 Stanwood

19 Highland, Naches Valley, Selah 61 Riverview, Skykomish

20 Bickleton, Goldendale, Mabton, Mount Adams 62 Renton, Tukwila

21 East Valley (Yakima), Granger, Zillah 63 Peninsula, Vashon Island

22 Toppenish, Union Gap, Wapato 64 Steilacoom, University Place

23 North Franklin, Othello 65 Fife, Puyallup

24 Kiona Benton, Paterson, Prosser 66 Dieringer, Sumner

25 Finley, Kennewick 67 Carbonado, Eatonville, Orting

26Columbia (Walla Walla), Dayton, Dixie, Kahlotus, Pomeroy, Prescott, Star, Starbuck,

Touchet, Waitsburg68 Seattle

27 College Place, Walla Walla 69 Tacoma

28 Asotin-Anatone, Clarkston 70 Lake Washington

29 Pasco 71 Kent

30 Richland 72 Federal Way

31 Methow Valley, Oroville, Tonasket 73 Highline

32 Okanogan, Omak 74 Bellevue

33Bridgeport, Coulee-Hartline, Grand Coulee Dam, Mansfield, Nespelem, Soap Lake,

Warden, Wilson Creek75 Northshore

34 Ephrata, Quincy 76 Clover Park

35 Brewster, Entiat, Lake Chelan, Manson, Orondo, Palisades, Pateros, Stehekin, Waterville 77 Bethel

36 Cascade, Cashmere 78 Issaquah

37 Eastmont 79 Auburn

38 Wenatchee 80 Shoreline

39 Moses Lake 81 Franklin Pierce

40 Blaine, Lynden 82 Tahoma

41 Meridian, Mount Baker, Nooksack Valley 83 Snoqualmie Valley

42 Lopez Island, Orcas Island, San Juan Island, Shaw Island 84 Enumclaw

vRDA | Risk Profile | Locale Comparison

Locales comprised of 1 or more school districts (continued)Locale School District

85 White River

86 Mercer Island

87 Bainbridge Island

88 North Thurston

89 Olympia

90 Tumwater

91 Yelm

92 Centralia

93 Rainier, Rochester, Tenino

94 Griffin, Shelton

95 Morton, Mossyrock, Onalaska, Toledo, White Pass

96 Adna, Chehalis, Evaline, Napavine, Winlock

97 Boistfort, North River, Ocosta, Pe Ell, Raymond, South Bend, Willapa Valley

98 Elma, Mc Cleary, Montesano, Oakville, Satsop

99 Aberdeen, Cosmopolis, Hoquiam

100Grapeview, Hood Canal, Mary M Knight, North Beach, Pioneer, Quinault, Southside,

Taholah, Wishkah Valley

101 Central Kitsap, North Mason

102 Port Angeles, Sequim

103 Chimacum, Port Townsend

104 South Kitsap

105 Bremerton

106 North Kitsap

107 Brinnon, Cape Flattery, Crescent, Queets-Clearwater, Quilcene, Quillayute Valley

108 Vancouver

109 Evergreen (Clark)

110 Battle Ground

111 Longview

112 Kelso

113 Naselle-Grays River, Ocean Beach, Wahkiakum

114 Castle Rock, Kalama, Toutle Lake, Woodland

115 Green Mountain, La Center, Ridgefield,

116 Camas, Hockinson

117 Mount Pleasant, Skamania, Washougal

118Centerville, Glenwood, Klickitat, Lyle, Mill A, Roosevelt, Stevenson-Carson, Trout Lake,

White Salmon, Wishram

viRDA | Risk Profile | Locale Comparison

Availability of Drugs

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

25

49 Edmonds

4 Pullman

45

85 White River

19

39 Moses Lake

61

37 Eastmont

70 Lake Washington

47

112 Kelso

56 Mukilteo

41

20

57 Oak Harbor

60 Stanwood-Camano

101

3 Mead

67

81 Franklin Pierce

29 Pasco

72 Federal Way

28

59 Snohomish

75 Northshore

55 Monroe

51 Ferndale

2 Central Valley

80 Shoreline

71 Kent

65

88 North Thurston

58 Sedro-Woolley

5 East Valley (Spokane)

7

79 Auburn

86 Mercer Island

21


104 South Kitsap

23

15 West Valley (Yakima)

54 Marysville

117

64

78 Issaquah

115

116

8

93

66

90 Tumwater

91 Yelm

82 Tahoma

110 Battle Ground

53 Lake Stevens

77 Bethel

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Statewide4236

43 Anacortes31

10735

11368 Seattle

97103118

44 Burlington-Edison92 Centralia

38 Wenatchee52 Bellingham

9933

17 Ellensburg10034

89 Olympia1295114818

74 Bellevue87 Bainbridge Island

3226249

4614 Yakima

105 Bremerton102

1 Spokane73 Highline

669 Tacoma

1340276296

111 Longview84 Enumclaw

1016

83 Snoqualmie Valley30 Richland50 Everett

98108 Vancouver

106 North Kitsap94

1142263

76 Clover Park

Alcohol Retail Licenses

Five-Year Rates for Locales

DSHS Research and Data Analysis Division

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Alcohol Retail Licenses, Five Year Rates

Statewide 2.11

Locale Rate Locale Rate Locale Rate Locale Rate

1 Spokane 2.36 31 4.57 61 1.66 91 Yelm 1.06

2 Central Valley 1.42 32 2.56 62 2.20 92 Centralia 3.01

3 Mead 1.52 33 2.95 63 1.86 93 1.14

4 Pullman 1.77 34 2.86 64 1.22 94 1.90

5 East Valley (Spokane) 1.37 35 4.33 65 1.40 95 2.74

6 2.34 36 5.80 66 1.12 96 2.19

7 1.36 37 Eastmont 1.62 67 1.52 97 3.41

8 1.14 38 Wenatchee 2.97 68 Seattle 3.78 98 1.94

9 2.44 39 Moses Lake 1.67 69 Tacoma 2.30 99 2.96

10 2.09 40 2.24 70 Lake Washington 1.62 100 2.89

11 2.73 41 1.57 71 Kent 1.41 101 1.54

12 2.78 42 7.63 72 Federal Way 1.50 102 2.37

13 2.27 43 Anacortes 5.13 73 Highline 2.35 103 3.33

14 Yakima 2.38 44 Burlington-Edison 3.01 74 Bellevue 2.60 104 South Kitsap 1.30

15 West Valley (Yakima) 1.26 45 1.75 75 Northshore 1.46 105 Bremerton 2.38

16 1.99 46 2.43 76 Clover Park 1.84 106 North Kitsap 1.92

17 Ellensburg 2.94 47 1.61 77 Bethel 0.72 107 4.49

18 2.70 48 2.71 78 Issaquah 1.21 108 Vancouver 1.94

19 1.70 49 Edmonds 1.79 79 Auburn 1.36 109 Evergreen (Clark) 1.32

20 1.56 50 Everett 1.95 80 Shoreline 1.42 110 Battle Ground 0.90

21 1.32 51 Ferndale 1.43 81 Franklin Pierce 1.52 111 Longview 2.17

22 1.88 52 Bellingham 2.97 82 Tahoma 1.00 112 Kelso 1.61

23 1.27 53 Lake Stevens 0.89 83 Snoqualmie Valley 1.99 113 3.82

24 2.46 54 Marysville 1.26 84 Enumclaw 2.15 114 1.89

25 1.81 55 Monroe 1.44 85 White River 1.71 115 1.21

26 2.47 56 Mukilteo 1.60 86 Mercer Island 1.33 116 1.20

27 2.23 57 Oak Harbor 1.55 87 Bainbridge Island 2.60 117 1.26

28 1.47 58 Sedro-Woolley 1.38 88 North Thurston 1.40 118 3.12

29 Pasco 1.50 59 Snohomish 1.46 89 Olympia 2.86 Updated: 2/10/2020

30 Richland 1.96 60 Stanwood-Camano 1.55 90 Tumwater 1.08

State Source: Washington State Liquor Control Board, Annual Operations Report.

Population Estimates: Washington State Office of Financial Management, Forecasting Division

District names are provided for locales representing a single school district. A complete listing of districts in each locale is available following the table of contents in this report. Error codes used here are defined in technical notes.

The alcohol retail licenses active during the year, per 1,000 persons (all ages). Retail licenses include restaurants, grocery stores, and wine shops. Retail

alcohol facilities on military bases and reservations are not licensed by the State and therefore are not included in these data.

0 1 2 3 4 5



0 1 2 3 4 5

39 Moses Lake

103

29 Pasco

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

21

88 North Thurston

51 Ferndale

54 Marysville

49 Edmonds

104 South Kitsap

19

47

71 Kent

90 Tumwater


30 Richland

37 Eastmont

25

74 Bellevue

108 Vancouver

101

93

65

2 Central Valley

3 Mead

28

57 Oak Harbor

23

63

27

48

60 Stanwood-Camano

106 North Kitsap

67

64

72 Federal Way

59 Snohomish

77 Bethel



7

61

4 Pullman

53 Lake Stevens

66

91 Yelm

117

70 Lake Washington

75 Northshore

82 Tahoma

116

8

115

110 Battle Ground

78 Issaquah

86 Mercer Island


0 1 2 3 4 5

Statewide107423195

43 Anacortes993436

92 Centralia113533

11326979612

73 Highline105 Bremerton

614 Yakima

131662

69 Tacoma81 Franklin Pierce

89 Olympia111 Longview

18100114

946

11876 Clover Park

4017 Ellensburg80 Shoreline

38 Wenatchee44 Burlington-Edison

45981032419420

68 Seattle2224

50 Everett79 Auburn

10283 Snoqualmie Valley

85 White River112 Kelso

1 Spokane52 Bellingham84 Enumclaw

58 Sedro-Woolley

Tobacco Retail and

Vending Machine Licenses

Five-Year Rates

for Locales

DSHS Research and Data

Analysis Division



Tobacco Retail and Vending Machine Licenses, Five Year Rates

Statewide 0.82


1 Spokane 0.83 31 1.70 61 0.54 91 Yelm 0.53


3 Mead 0.64 33 1.28 63 0.62 93 0.67

4 Pullman 0.53 34 1.45 64 0.58 94 0.90


6 1.10 36 1.36 66 0.53 96 1.14

7 0.55 37 Eastmont 0.71 67 0.60 97 1.18



10 0.91 40 0.95 70 Lake Washington 0.50 100 1.02

11 1.33 41 0.90 71 Kent 0.73 101 0.68

12 1.12 42 1.86 72 Federal Way 0.58 102 0.87




















State Source: Department of Health (from the Department of Licensing), Tobacco Prevention Program, Tobacco Statistics.


The tobacco retailer and vending machine licenses active during the year, per 1,000 persons (all ages). Tobacco retailers on military bases and reservations

are not licensed by the State and therefore are not included in these data. Tobacco sales licenses include tobacco retailer licenses (stores that sell tobacco

products) and tobacco vending machines.


Extreme Economic Deprivation

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

18

56 Mukilteo

89 Olympia

2 Central Valley

88 North Thurston

90 Tumwater

8

26

12

50 Everett

54 Marysville

117

30 Richland

104 South Kitsap

103

65

52 Bellingham

35

13

17 Ellensburg


67

7

47

57 Oak Harbor

40

3 Mead

64

110 Battle Ground

101

36

85 White River

49 Edmonds

66

68 Seattle

43 Anacortes

53 Lake Stevens

84 Enumclaw

60 Stanwood-Camano

80 Shoreline

115

55 Monroe

106 North Kitsap

48

116

59 Snohomish

42

63

4 Pullman

74 Bellevue

82 Tahoma

75 Northshore

61


70 Lake Washington

78 Issaquah


86 Mercer Island

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45

Statewide22

14 Yakima16

92 Centralia9920

111 Longview112 Kelso

3281 Franklin Pierce

1 Spokane39 Moses Lake

69 Tacoma105 Bremerton76 Clover Park

2829 Pasco

10119

3433

5 East Valley (Spokane)25

108 Vancouver23

73 Highline113

79 Auburn9746942195

72 Federal Way10796

38 Wenatchee24

1003198

51 Ferndale58 Sedro-Woolley

645

77 Bethel27

71 Kent102

109 Evergreen (Clark)6293

91 Yelm118

44 Burlington-Edison37 Eastmont

4111419

Supplemental Nutritional Assistance

Program, SNAP (All Ages)

Five-Year Rates for

Locales


Analysis Division



Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program, SNAP (All Ages), Five Year Rates

Statewide 18.56


1 Spokane 31.16 31 22.86 61 5.48 91 Yelm 20.10


3 Mead 14.47 33 26.14 63 8.54 93 20.13

4 Pullman 8.11 34 26.24 64 14.39 94 24.48


6 21.43 36 13.59 66 12.35 96 23.35

7 15.77 37 Eastmont 19.69 67 15.85 97 24.61



10 27.53 40 14.62 70 Lake Washington 4.84 100 22.88

11 26.75 41 19.66 71 Kent 20.63 101 13.67

12 17.85 42 8.91 72 Federal Way 23.79 102 20.60



















The persons (all ages) receiving food stamps in the fiscal year, per 100 persons (all ages). Fiscal years run from July1 - June 30 and are designated by the

ending year value. As of Oct. 1, 2008, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the new name for the federal Food Stamp Program.

State Source: Department of Social and Health Services, Research and Data Analysis, Automated Client Eligibility System and Warrant Roll.



0 5 10 15 20 25 30



0 5 10 15 20 25 30

6

51 Ferndale

91 Yelm

17 Ellensburg

19

58 Sedro-Woolley

104 South Kitsap

2 Central Valley

26

41

7

54 Marysville

117

37 Eastmont

12

30 Richland

8

65

68 Seattle

67

18

3 Mead


64

47

13

101

57 Oak Harbor

43 Anacortes

35

85 White River

40

49 Edmonds

60 Stanwood-Camano

4 Pullman

66

36

55 Monroe

53 Lake Stevens

110 Battle Ground

48

106 North Kitsap

84 Enumclaw

80 Shoreline

115

63

42

116

59 Snohomish

74 Bellevue

75 Northshore

70 Lake Washington

82 Tahoma

61

78 Issaquah



86 Mercer Island

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

Statewide111 Longview

92 Centralia99

14 Yakima112 Kelso

105 Bremerton81 Franklin Pierce

201 Spokane69 Tacoma

229728

76 Clover Park1694

11395109

10039 Moses Lake108 Vancouver


9611

72 Federal Way73 Highline

2579 Auburn

323398

10271 Kent

10393

1144634

89 Olympia29 Pasco

2427

11852 Bellingham

4538 Wenatchee

77 Bethel622331

90 Tumwater88 North Thurston

2156 Mukilteo

44 Burlington-Edison109 Evergreen (Clark)

50 Everett

Temporary Assistance to

Needy Families

(TANF), Child Recipients



Analysis Division



Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF), Child Recipients, Five Year Rates

Statewide 5.76


1 Spokane 10.93 31 5.68 61 1.11 91 Yelm 5.24


3 Mead 4.21 33 7.10 63 2.22 93 6.59

4 Pullman 3.27 34 6.50 64 4.17 94 9.98


6 5.32 36 3.02 66 3.23 96 8.04

7 4.91 37 Eastmont 4.78 67 4.30 97 10.79



10 9.04 40 3.50 70 Lake Washington 1.19 100 8.92

11 7.88 41 4.95 71 Kent 6.75 101 3.97

12 4.63 42 2.20 72 Federal Way 7.87 102 6.89



















State Source: Department of Social and Health Services, Research and Data Analysis, Automated Client Eligibility System and Warrant Roll.


The children (age birth-17) participating in Aid to Families (AFDC/TANF) programs in the fiscal year, per 100 children (age birth-17). Fiscal years run from

July1 - June 30 and are designated by the ending year value.


0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100



0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

118

108 Vancouver


57 Oak Harbor

7

8


51 Ferndale

91 Yelm

13

114

88 North Thurston

50 Everett

40

104 South Kitsap

30 Richland

17 Ellensburg

2 Central Valley

101

68 Seattle

52 Bellingham

117

65

42

85 White River

67

47

49 Edmonds

48

106 North Kitsap

84 Enumclaw

110 Battle Ground

64

107

4 Pullman

3 Mead

32

89 Olympia

55 Monroe

90 Tumwater

66

53 Lake Stevens

43 Anacortes

80 Shoreline

115

60 Stanwood-Camano

63

59 Snohomish

74 Bellevue

61

116

75 Northshore

82 Tahoma


70 Lake Washington

78 Issaquah


86 Mercer Island

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide14 Yakima

1622203323

92 Centralia81 Franklin Pierce

99189735

73 Highline29 Pasco

2476 Clover Park

2134

100105 Bremerton

3139 Moses Lake

4669 Tacoma

72 Federal Way2598111094

11338 Wenatchee

1 Spokane111 Longview

956226

58 Sedro-Woolley27

112 Kelso44 Burlington-Edison

1937 Eastmont


79 Auburn451293

71 Kent10296

77 Bethel6

2854 Marysville

3641

56 Mukilteo103

Students Eligible for

Free or Reduced

Price Lunch Five-Year Rates

for Locales


Analysis Division



Students Eligible for Free or Reduced Price Lunch, Five Year Rates

Statewide 43.84


1 Spokane 56.64 31 62.12 61 15.37 91 Yelm 40.60


3 Mead 28.48 33 82.59 63 20.08 93 49.61

4 Pullman 29.33 34 66.52 64 29.49 94 57.01


6 48.01 36 47.08 66 26.27 96 48.75

7 41.88 37 Eastmont 54.38 67 32.65 97 70.40



10 58.03 40 37.75 70 Lake Washington 10.55 100 65.65

11 58.30 41 47.06 71 Kent 49.05 101 35.60

12 50.48 42 32.73 72 Federal Way 59.47 102 48.89



















State Source: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction

The students eligible for free or reduced price lunch per 100 students enrolled. Eligibility requirements are discussed in Technical Notes.



Adult Antisocial Behavior

0 5 10 15 20 25

115

57 Oak Harbor

42

90 Tumwater

36

104 South Kitsap

21

94

89 Olympia

46

14 Yakima

31


49 Edmonds


106 North Kitsap

118

95

52 Bellingham

105 Bremerton

16


25

98

116

9

44 Burlington-Edison

80 Shoreline

4 Pullman

64

48

30 Richland

43 Anacortes

63

19

2 Central Valley

88 North Thurston

13

92 Centralia

60 Stanwood-Camano

96

40

102

113

17 Ellensburg

103

70 Lake Washington

38 Wenatchee

28

75 Northshore

37 Eastmont

3 Mead

78 Issaquah


74 Bellevue

86 Mercer Island

6

81 Franklin Pierce

0 5 10 15 20 25

Statewide4520

10722

51 Ferndale33

54 Marysville23

53 Lake Stevens41

58 Sedro-Woolley77 Bethel

39 Moses Lake11

68 Seattle91 Yelm

76 Clover Park69 Tacoma112 Kelso50 Everett

85 White River7

56 Mukilteo18

83 Snoqualmie Valley93

10073 Highline

6772 Federal Way59 Snohomish

661024

11411734

1 Spokane108 Vancouver

97111 Longview

61472732

55 Monroe122699

82 Tahoma62

29 Pasco79 Auburn

110 Battle Ground84 Enumclaw

6535

71 Kent8

101

Alcohol- or Drug-Related

Deaths Five-Year Rates for

Locales




Alcohol- or Drug-Related Deaths, Five Year Rates

Statewide 13.13


1 Spokane 13.86 31 12.60 61 13.55 91 Yelm 15.05


3 Mead 10.37 33 16.00 63 11.59 93 14.49

4 Pullman 11.65 34 13.88 64 11.65 94 12.76


6 UN 36 12.87 66 13.98 96 11.05

7 14.70 37 Eastmont 10.46 67 14.11 97 13.77



10 13.96 40 11.02 70 Lake Washington 10.71 100 14.30

11 15.14 41 15.55 71 Kent 12.98 101 12.93

12 13.41 42 12.90 72 Federal Way 14.02 102 11.02









21 12.82 51 Ferndale 16.78 81 Franklin Pierce UN 111 Longview 13.73










The deaths, with alcohol- or drug-related causes, per 100 deaths. Evaluation of whether a death is alcohol or drug related is based on all contributory causes

of death for direct and indirect associations with alcohol and drug abuse. For a complete explanation of the codes and methods used please see Technical

Notes: Counting Alcohol- or Drug-related Deaths. Suppression code definitions for rates are explained in Technical Notes. Rates are not reported when fewer

than 100 deaths occurred in an area.


State Source: Department of Health, Center for Health Statistics, Death Certificate Data File.

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50



0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

43 Anacortes

2 Central Valley

114

76 Clover Park

72 Federal Way

37 Eastmont

68 Seattle

77 Bethel

24

26

60 Stanwood-Camano

91 Yelm

118

42

65

62

31

49 Edmonds

71 Kent

66

108 Vancouver

8

57 Oak Harbor

67

59 Snohomish

40

80 Shoreline

12

84 Enumclaw

23

3 Mead

101

55 Monroe

85 White River

7

18

36


48

34

64

35

61

63

117


82 Tahoma

75 Northshore

13

110 Battle Ground

74 Bellevue

115

70 Lake Washington

78 Issaquah


116

4 Pullman

86 Mercer Island

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

Statewide51 Ferndale

2299

14 Yakima3220

112 Kelso107

111 Longview92 Centralia

54 Marysville46

1 Spokane105 Bremerton

58 Sedro-Woolley1021009497

11379 Auburn69 Tacoma

1198

50 Everett9645

81 Franklin Pierce10

73 Highline4741

44 Burlington-Edison289

1689 Olympia

5 East Valley (Spokane)52 Bellingham

2190 Tumwater

2595

38 Wenatchee6

15 West Valley (Yakima)39 Moses Lake

3388 North Thurston

56 Mukilteo19

17 Ellensburg27

106 North Kitsap30 Richland

93103

104 South Kitsap29 Pasco

53 Lake Stevens

Clients of State-Funded

Alcohol or Drug Services

(Age 18+) Five-Year Rates

for Locales


Analysis Division



Clients of State-Funded Alcohol or Drug Services (Age 18+), Five Year Rates

Statewide 10.64


1 Spokane 20.31 31 7.82 61 5.09 91 Yelm 8.67


3 Mead 7.24 33 10.37 63 4.83 93 9.84

4 Pullman 1.97 34 5.45 64 5.35 94 16.41


6 10.73 36 5.63 66 7.75 96 14.70

7 6.41 37 Eastmont 9.22 67 7.50 97 16.36



10 13.72 40 7.42 70 Lake Washington 2.89 100 16.57

11 15.37 41 13.66 71 Kent 7.77 101 7.06

12 7.29 42 8.50 72 Federal Way 9.29 102 17.82


















30 Richland 9.92 60 Stanwood-Camano 8.76 90 Tumwater 11.54District names are provided for locales representing a single school district. A complete listing of districts in each locale is available following the table of contents in this report. Error codes used here are defined in technical notes.

The adults (age 18 and over) receiving state-funded alcohol or drug services, per 1,000 adults. Counts of adults are unduplicated so that those receiving

services more than once during the year are only counted once for that year. Client counts are linked to state service records through the Research and Data

Analysis Client Services Database. State-funded services include treatment, assessment, and detox. Persons in Department of Corrections treatment

programs are not included.

State Source: Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery services reported from the Research and Data Analysis Client Services

Database (CSDB).

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20



0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

57 Oak Harbor

88 North Thurston

68 Seattle

46

113

10

75 Northshore

54 Marysville

86 Mercer Island

50 Everett

74 Bellevue

11

53 Lake Stevens

9

3 Mead


6

7

8


19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

Statewide17 Ellensburg

4 Pullman23221316

14 Yakima37 Eastmont

1238 Wenatchee111 Longview

2692 Centralia

39 Moses Lake114

43 Anacortes65

84 Enumclaw28

103118

58 Sedro-Woolley24

29 Pasco89 Olympia30 Richland

44 Burlington-Edison51 Ferndale

99112 Kelso

3298

2 Central Valley71 Kent

2018

52 Bellingham105 Bremerton

11642

79 Auburn9664

49 Edmonds11727

87 Bainbridge Island10225409734

69 Tacoma76 Clover Park

70 Lake Washington90 Tumwater

72 Federal Way6231

1 Spokane

Arrests (Age 18+),

Alcohol-Related





Arrests (Age 18+), Alcohol-Related, Five Year Rates

Statewide 5.31


1 Spokane 2.10 31 2.13 61 UN 91 Yelm UN


3 Mead UN 33 UN 63 UN 93 UN

4 Pullman 10.80 34 2.39 64 2.82 94 UN

5 East Valley (Spokane) UN 35 UN 65 4.27 95 UN

6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 2.85

7 UN 37 Eastmont 5.41 67 UN 97 2.42

8 UN 38 Wenatchee 5.31 68 Seattle 1.90 98 3.39


10 1.68 40 2.43 70 Lake Washington 2.38 100 UN

11 1.23 41 UN 71 Kent 3.28 101 UN

12 5.32 42 2.91 72 Federal Way 2.23 102 2.62

13 5.85 43 Anacortes 4.39 73 Highline NR 103 3.95

14 Yakima 5.46 44 Burlington-Edison 3.51 74 Bellevue 1.29 104 South Kitsap UN

15 West Valley (Yakima) UN 45 UN 75 Northshore 1.59 105 Bremerton 3.02

16 5.81 46 1.87 76 Clover Park 2.39 106 North Kitsap UN

17 Ellensburg 13.42 47 UN 77 Bethel UN 107 UN

18 3.18 48 UN 78 Issaquah NR 108 Vancouver UN

19 UN 49 Edmonds 2.76 79 Auburn 2.85 109 Evergreen (Clark) UN

20 3.19 50 Everett 1.33 80 Shoreline NR 110 Battle Ground UN

21 UN 51 Ferndale 3.46 81 Franklin Pierce UN 111 Longview 5.05

22 6.47 52 Bellingham 3.10 82 Tahoma UN 112 Kelso 3.45

23 7.54 53 Lake Stevens 1.13 83 Snoqualmie Valley NR 113 1.75


25 2.57 55 Monroe UN 85 White River UN 115 UN

26 4.85 56 Mukilteo UN 86 Mercer Island 1.44 116 2.99



29 Pasco 3.77 59 Snohomish UN 89 Olympia 3.74 Updated: 9/16/2019

30 Richland 3.65 60 Stanwood-Camano UN 90 Tumwater 2.38

State Source: Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs (WASPC): Uniform Crime Report (UCR), National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS)


The alcohol violations (age 18+), per 1,000 adults (age 18+). Alcohol violations include all crimes involving driving under the influence, liquor law violations,

and drunkenness. DUI arrests by the Washington State Patrol are included in the state trend analysis. However, they are not included in other rankings since

WSP arrests are reported only at the state level.


0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14



0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

71 Kent

18

70 Lake Washington

116

74 Bellevue

57 Oak Harbor

11

28

31

118


9

42

86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14

Statewide111 Longview54 Marysville43 Anacortes

9992 Centralia

6529 Pasco

38 Wenatchee51 Ferndale50 Everett112 Kelso79 Auburn

49 Edmonds13

105 Bremerton39 Moses Lake17 Ellensburg

232246

76 Clover Park44 Burlington-Edison

14 Yakima1 Spokane

9653 Lake Stevens

9827

11424

10225

58 Sedro-Woolley89 Olympia

75 Northshore16

90 Tumwater4 Pullman

37 Eastmont2 Central Valley

52 Bellingham97

11369 Tacoma

84 Enumclaw4012

10330 Richland

72 Federal Way6264

88 North Thurston341032

68 Seattle1172620

Arrests (Age 18+), Drug

Law Violation

Five-Year Rates

for Locales




Arrests (Age 18+), Drug Law Violation, Five Year Rates

Statewide 2.4





4 Pullman 2.44 34 1.59 64 1.63 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 3.32

7 UN 37 Eastmont 2.41 67 UN 97 2.20




11 0.83 41 UN 71 Kent 1.22 101 UN

12 1.88 42 0.17 72 Federal Way 1.69 102 2.73


















30 Richland 1.70 60 Stanwood-Camano UN 90 Tumwater 2.45District names are provided for locales representing a single school district. A complete listing of districts in each locale is available following the table of contents in this report. Error codes used here are defined in technical notes.



The arrests of adults (age 18+) for drug law violations, per 1,000 adults (age 18+). Drug law violations include all crimes involving sale, manufacturing, and

possession of drugs.

0 1 2 3 4 5



0 1 2 3 4 5

118

11

75 Northshore

37 Eastmont

18

116

84 Enumclaw

70 Lake Washington


42

4 Pullman

9

10

86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 1 2 3 4 5

Statewide14 Yakima

92 Centralia76 Clover Park

69 Tacoma105 Bremerton

4668 Seattle

2299

111 Longview29 Pasco

44 Burlington-Edison39 Moses Lake

89 Olympia23

72 Federal Way58 Sedro-Woolley

112 Kelso1 Spokane

51 Ferndale989665

90 Tumwater2516

52 Bellingham649734

88 North Thurston38 Wenatchee

50 Everett24

49 Edmonds71 Kent

10243 Anacortes

13114

30 Richland32

54 Marysville27

57 Oak Harbor2 Central Valley

53 Lake Stevens79 Auburn

621220

17 Ellensburg10340

11326

11731

74 Bellevue28

Arrests (Age 18+),

Violent Crime





Arrests (Age 18+), Violent Crime, Five Year Rates

Statewide 1.5





4 Pullman 0.35 34 1.43 64 1.47 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 1.79

7 UN 37 Eastmont 0.57 67 UN 97 1.44




11 0.61 41 UN 71 Kent 1.22 101 UN

12 1.00 42 0.37 72 Federal Way 2.10 102 1.22






















The arrests of adults (age 18+) for violent crime per 1,000 adults (age 18+). Violent crimes include all crimes involving criminal homicide, forcible rape,

robbery, and aggravated assault. Simple assault is not defined as a violent crime.


Family Problems

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

117

2 Central Valley

88 North Thurston

21

34

8

40

73 Highline

17 Ellensburg

19

30 Richland

67

3 Mead

104 South Kitsap

48

53 Lake Stevens

101

38 Wenatchee

90 Tumwater


37 Eastmont

71 Kent

65


24

62

49 Edmonds

55 Monroe

64

84 Enumclaw

16

66

29 Pasco

80 Shoreline

4 Pullman

85 White River

18

68 Seattle

115

82 Tahoma

110 Battle Ground

59 Snohomish

63

35

36

106 North Kitsap

23

74 Bellevue

61

75 Northshore

116


70 Lake Washington

78 Issaquah

86 Mercer Island


6

81 Franklin Pierce

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide111 Longview

99113

1 Spokane112 Kelso

92 Centralia281045209

54 Marysville51 Ferndale

102105 Bremerton

10776 Clover Park

14 Yakima419495


39 Moses Lake69 Tacoma

3211822

52 Bellingham11124733

5 East Valley (Spokane)108 Vancouver

757 Oak Harbor

279693

79 Auburn44 Burlington-Edison

26114981346

50 Everett43 Anacortes

91 Yelm10331

72 Federal Way89 Olympia56 Mukilteo

77 Bethel25

60 Stanwood-Camano

Victims of Child Abuse and Neglect in Accepted

Referrals Five-Year Rates

for Locales


Analysis Division


Family Problems

Victims of Child Abuse and Neglect in Accepted Referrals, Five Year Rates

Statewide 36.2


1 Spokane 71.68 31 39.95 61 16.97 91 Yelm 40.06


3 Mead 33.85 33 45.55 63 21.77 93 42.46

4 Pullman 25.64 34 36.43 64 27.24 94 52.97


6 UN 36 20.53 66 26.75 96 42.90

7 44.07 37 Eastmont 31.03 67 34.25 97 51.39



10 67.51 40 35.60 70 Lake Washington 14.24 100 52.61

11 48.55 41 54.37 71 Kent 29.68 101 33.15

12 47.54 42 52.57 72 Federal Way 39.72 102 56.55



















State Source: Department of Social and Health Services, Children's Administration, Administrative Services, FamLink Data Warehouse.



The children (age birth-17) identified as victims in reports to Child Protective Services that were accepted for further action, per 1,000 children (age birth-

17). Children are counted more than once if they are reported as a victim more than once during the year. A "referral" is a report of suspected child abuse

which may have multiple listed victims.


Academic Achievement

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

60 Stanwood-Camano

58 Sedro-Woolley

57 Oak Harbor

26

85 White River

110 Battle Ground


65

12

36

117

66

71 Kent


49 Edmonds

1 Spokane

47

55 Monroe

96

102

17 Ellensburg

8

101

103

90 Tumwater

68 Seattle

41

115

59 Snohomish

7

64

30 Richland

50 Everett

56 Mukilteo

40

2 Central Valley

53 Lake Stevens

48

13

106 North Kitsap

3 Mead

42

52 Bellingham

116

80 Shoreline


61

89 Olympia

43 Anacortes

63

82 Tahoma

4 Pullman

74 Bellevue

70 Lake Washington

75 Northshore

78 Issaquah


86 Mercer Island

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide2216

14 Yakima20

29 Pasco100239921

76 Clover Park3398

81 Franklin Pierce37 Eastmont54 Marysville

77 Bethel3295

73 Highline18

69 Tacoma34


105 Bremerton352446

11810

92 Centralia112 Kelso

314525

91 Yelm79 Auburn

5 East Valley (Spokane)108 Vancouver

1962

88 North Thurston6

67104 South Kitsap


938 Wenatchee39 Moses Lake

51 Ferndale113


2728

114

Poor Academic

Performance, Grade 10



As of 2015, the High School Proficiency Exam (HSPE) and the Measurements of Student Progress (MSP) have been discontinued. Currently Smarter Balanced Assessment (SBA) is being administered. These historical data will be removed, when several years of SBA data has accumulated.



Poor Academic Performance, Grade 10, Five Year Rates

Statewide 52.59


1 Spokane 51.81 31 60.06 61 38.40 91 Yelm 58.59


3 Mead 42.99 33 67.53 63 36.32 93 62.11

4 Pullman 31.80 34 63.13 64 47.26 94 61.95


6 56.80 36 52.24 66 52.02 96 51.55

7 47.38 37 Eastmont 66.28 67 56.72 97 61.99



10 60.77 40 46.50 70 Lake Washington 31.01 100 70.86

11 56.30 41 47.74 71 Kent 51.93 101 49.90

12 52.33 42 40.85 72 Federal Way 62.43 102 50.98



















State Source: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Instructional Programs, Curriculum and Assessment, Grade 10 Failing In One Or More Content Areas

Students tested who failed one or more content areas as a percent of all students tested at the 10th grade level. In 2009-10 the Washington Assessment of

Student Learning (WASL) was replaced by the High School Proficiency Exam (HSPE). These tests are built on the same framework as the WASL, but contain

fewer questions. They are considered equivalent by OSPI.

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100



0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

114

1 Spokane

101

28

30 Richland

41

8

88 North Thurston

84 Enumclaw

58 Sedro-Woolley

103

94

39 Moses Lake

106 North Kitsap

7

71 Kent

51 Ferndale


37 Eastmont

49 Edmonds

17 Ellensburg

115

47

48

40

65

102

60 Stanwood-Camano

66

13

56 Mukilteo

110 Battle Ground

53 Lake Stevens

59 Snohomish

90 Tumwater

2 Central Valley

68 Seattle

42

3 Mead

61

36

52 Bellingham

50 Everett

64

63

43 Anacortes

80 Shoreline

4 Pullman

89 Olympia

82 Tahoma

75 Northshore

116

74 Bellevue

70 Lake Washington


78 Issaquah


86 Mercer Island

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide22203321169932

14 Yakima10018

29 Pasco35

69 Tacoma95

1071189811269724

105 Bremerton73 Highline

9376 Clover Park

54 Marysville92 Centralia

272345671034

85 White River46

5 East Valley (Spokane)79 Auburn77 Bethel

91 Yelm111 Longview


12108 Vancouver

104 South Kitsap57 Oak Harbor

3162

38 Wenatchee55 Monroe

96113

72 Federal Way112 Kelso


199


Poor Academic








Statewide 52.72


1 Spokane 54.90 31 58.78 61 41.80 91 Yelm 60.13


3 Mead 42.42 33 75.48 63 39.60 93 64.18

4 Pullman 36.77 34 61.03 64 40.36 94 52.88


6 56.98 36 41.63 66 48.04 96 57.77

7 51.25 37 Eastmont 50.89 67 61.46 97 65.12



10 61.13 40 49.80 70 Lake Washington 29.00 100 71.57

11 66.72 41 54.39 71 Kent 51.24 101 54.63

12 59.77 42 42.70 72 Federal Way 57.22 102 49.32



















State Source: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Instructional Programs, Curriculum and Assessment, Grade 7 Failing In One Or More Content Areas.

Students tested who failed one or more content areas as a percent of all students tested at the 7th grade level. In 2009-10 the 7th grade WASL was

replaced by Measurements of Student Progress (MSP). This test was built on the same framework as the WASL, but contain fewer questions. It is

considered equivalent by OSPI.


0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100



0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

25

9

81 Franklin Pierce

17 Ellensburg

1 Spokane

71 Kent

96

51 Ferndale

48

102

8

49 Edmonds

37 Eastmont

88 North Thurston

79 Auburn

47

65

59 Snohomish

7

36

6

52 Bellingham

104 South Kitsap

117

40

42

13

30 Richland

64

115

43 Anacortes

61

106 North Kitsap

56 Mukilteo

2 Central Valley

68 Seattle

85 White River

90 Tumwater

53 Lake Stevens


89 Olympia

63

50 Everett

91 Yelm

66

80 Shoreline

60 Stanwood-Camano

4 Pullman

116

75 Northshore

74 Bellevue

3 Mead


82 Tahoma

70 Lake Washington


78 Issaquah

86 Mercer Island

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide222033

14 Yakima1003218359916


38 Wenatchee212695

29 Pasco11234624

73 Highline76 Clover Park

2731

54 Marysville44 Burlington-Edison

111 Longview10398341093

69 Tacoma39 Moses Lake

1142819

113108 Vancouver

9784 Enumclaw

112 Kelso67

55 Monroe94

92 Centralia77 Bethel

72 Federal Way105 Bremerton

4541

57 Oak Harbor62


110 Battle Ground101


Poor Academic








Statewide 55.23


1 Spokane 56.32 31 67.68 61 48.64 91 Yelm 44.73


3 Mead 33.70 33 80.33 63 45.56 93 65.60

4 Pullman 41.34 34 66.06 64 48.97 94 62.45


6 51.23 36 51.66 66 44.15 96 55.66

7 52.21 37 Eastmont 53.75 67 62.58 97 63.19



10 65.64 40 49.97 70 Lake Washington 31.28 100 77.26

11 69.54 41 60.35 71 Kent 56.21 101 57.73

12 59.01 42 49.89 72 Federal Way 61.54 102 54.91



















State Source: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Instructional Programs, Curriculum and Assessment, Grade 4 Failing In One Or More Content Areas.


Students tested who failed one or more content areas as a percent of all students tested at the 4th grade level. In 2009-10 the 4th grade WASL was

replaced by Measurements of Student Progress (MSP). This test was built on the same framework as the WASL, but contain fewer questions. It is

considered equivalent by OSPI.

0 5 10 15 20 25 30



0 5 10 15 20 25 30

27

17 Ellensburg

59 Snohomish

42

99

101

56 Mukilteo

103

35

7

55 Monroe

66

81 Franklin Pierce

96

88 North Thurston

31

100

9

113

112 Kelso

90 Tumwater

2 Central Valley

30 Richland

63

48

82 Tahoma

8

12

106 North Kitsap

80 Shoreline

16

52 Bellingham

78 Issaquah

67

89 Olympia

11

97

115

75 Northshore

13

64

116

61

43 Anacortes

70 Lake Washington

53 Lake Stevens

50 Everett

98

74 Bellevue

85 White River


57 Oak Harbor

3 Mead

36

4 Pullman


86 Mercer Island

6

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

Statewide105 Bremerton

4622

15 West Valley (Yakima)14 Yakima

54 Marysville110 Battle Ground

4158 Sedro-Woolley

51 Ferndale107

79 Auburn3362

39 Moses Lake202518

92 Centralia24

29 Pasco38 Wenatchee


73 Highline5 East Valley (Spokane)

40102

104 South Kitsap71 Kent

11884 Enumclaw111 Longview

68 Seattle10

37 Eastmont21

108 Vancouver60 Stanwood-Camano


4572 Federal Way

2669 Tacoma

28114

91 Yelm93

76 Clover Park1174794

49 Edmonds6595

1 Spokane77 Bethel

High school Cohort

(Cumulative) Dropouts

Five-Year Rates for

Locales




High school Cohort (Cumulative) Dropouts, Five Year Rates

Statewide 11.47


1 Spokane 7.95 31 6.97 61 3.68 91 Yelm 8.67


3 Mead 2.34 33 13.59 63 5.92 93 8.52

4 Pullman 1.98 34 11.41 64 3.82 94 8.31


6 1.38 36 2.33 66 7.11 96 7.08

7 7.38 37 Eastmont 9.79 67 5.29 97 4.19



10 9.81 40 11.11 70 Lake Washington 3.61 100 6.87

11 4.54 41 15.06 71 Kent 10.52 101 7.45

12 5.69 42 7.52 72 Federal Way 9.27 102 10.61



















State Source: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Graduation and Dropout Statistics for Washington.


A cumulative or cohort dropout rate is based on the percentage of students who began grade 9 in a given year but dropped out of school over

a four-year period and did not receive a high school diploma. OSPI began using the actual cohort of students for their calculations in 2010/11.

For more information on the changes in rate computation and cohort methodology, see the Technical Notes.

0 5 10 15 20 25 30



0 5 10 15 20 25 30

1 Spokane

16

103

101


95

60 Stanwood-Camano

97

94

31

93

89 Olympia

49 Edmonds

48

56 Mukilteo

27

78 Issaquah

88 North Thurston

77 Bethel

90 Tumwater

52 Bellingham

17 Ellensburg

7

74 Bellevue

26

13

8

35

63

47

81 Franklin Pierce

59 Snohomish

30 Richland

98

61

50 Everett

67

64

2 Central Valley

4 Pullman

80 Shoreline

12

43 Anacortes

66

106 North Kitsap

85 White River

75 Northshore

82 Tahoma

115

70 Lake Washington

57 Oak Harbor

53 Lake Stevens

3 Mead

116

36



86 Mercer Island

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

Statewide107

105 Bremerton11322

15 West Valley (Yakima)46

55 Monroe10

110 Battle Ground38 Wenatchee

73 Highline76 Clover Park

14 Yakima100

39 Moses Lake2033

54 Marysville34

111 Longview91 Yelm

92 Centralia62

69 Tacoma51 Ferndale

6259945962428

79 Auburn23

72 Federal Way18

29 Pasco41

71 Kent112 Kelso

117114

37 Eastmont104 South Kitsap

1984 Enumclaw

40114232

58 Sedro-Woolley102


11865

68 Seattle108 Vancouver


Annual (Event)

Dropouts Five-Year Rates

for Locales




Annual (Event) Dropouts, Five Year Rates

Statewide 3.96


1 Spokane 3.77 31 3.34 61 2.26 91 Yelm 5.37


3 Mead 1.47 33 5.57 63 2.63 93 3.25

4 Pullman 2.16 34 5.51 64 2.18 94 3.38


6 4.97 36 1.40 66 2.09 96 4.93

7 2.86 37 Eastmont 4.38 67 2.21 97 3.39



10 7.11 40 4.24 70 Lake Washington 1.65 100 5.78

11 4.15 41 4.53 71 Kent 4.51 101 3.58

12 2.13 42 4.15 72 Federal Way 4.73 102 4.10



















The proportion of students enrolled in grades 9-12 who drop out in a single year without completing high school. This is the total number of students that

drop out of school from grades 9 through 12, divided by the total number of students in grades 9 through 12, less the number of students that transferred

out of the district/school.



0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100



0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

56 Mukilteo

34

10

118

9

113

102

55 Monroe

32

72 Federal Way

40

49 Edmonds

108 Vancouver

95

27

26

103

23

71 Kent

117

111 Longview

114

30 Richland


20

51 Ferndale


68 Seattle

38 Wenatchee

79 Auburn

18

104 South Kitsap

25

39 Moses Lake


24

73 Highline

110 Battle Ground

33

92 Centralia

62

91 Yelm

100

41

19

99

107

45

22

94

28

29 Pasco

54 Marysville

46

14 Yakima

58 Sedro-Woolley

11

105 Bremerton

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide6

86 Mercer Island4 Pullman

87 Bainbridge Island50 Everett

83 Snoqualmie Valley70 Lake Washington

75 Northshore85 White River

78 Issaquah116366467

74 Bellevue61

3 Mead53 Lake Stevens

82 Tahoma89 Olympia

98106 North Kitsap

57 Oak Harbor8

9717 Ellensburg

31115

80 Shoreline666513

43 Anacortes961663

1 Spokane48

69 Tacoma109 Evergreen (Clark)

3512

81 Franklin Pierce21

77 Bethel2 Central Valley

112 Kelso59 Snohomish

88 North Thurston42

52 Bellingham90 Tumwater

776 Clover Park

93101

60 Stanwood-Camano47

37 Eastmont84 Enumclaw

Protective Factor:

On-time Graduation

Five-Year Rates for

Locales




Protective Factor: On-time Graduation, Five Year Rates

Statewide 79.67


1 Spokane 86.67 31 88.04 61 91.23 91 Yelm 76.58


3 Mead 90.65 33 77.30 63 86.79 93 84.45

4 Pullman 94.00 34 83.68 64 91.61 94 74.79


6 96.18 36 92.00 66 87.79 96 86.95

7 84.84 37 Eastmont 83.97 67 91.56 97 88.84



10 83.61 40 82.74 70 Lake Washington 92.71 100 76.57

11 70.35 41 76.43 71 Kent 81.32 101 84.19

12 85.91 42 85.08 72 Federal Way 82.86 102 83.28




















The percent of freshman students who graduate in four years to complete their degree. OSPI began using the actual cohort of students for their calculations

in 2010/11. For more information on the changes in rate computation and cohort methodology, see the Technical Notes.



0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

69 Tacoma103

68 Seattle349


112 Kelso108 Vancouver

47102


104 South Kitsap55 Monroe

1183223

30 Richland44 Burlington-Edison


1146219

76 Clover Park24

73 Highline112545

11779 Auburn

110 Battle Ground38 Wenatchee

99111 Longview

3339 Moses Lake

1001072018

51 Ferndale54 Marysville

91 Yelm29 Pasco

4192 Centralia

14 Yakima4628

58 Sedro-Woolley22

105 Bremerton6

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide74 Bellevue

87 Bainbridge Island86 Mercer Island

75 Northshore78 Issaquah

36116

50 Everett4 Pullman

70 Lake Washington61

85 White River89 Olympia

3 Mead83 Snoqualmie Valley

53 Lake Stevens80 Shoreline

57 Oak Harbor65

2 Central Valley67648

9882 Tahoma

11526637

48101

106 North Kitsap1 Spokane

353197

1134266

77 Bethel88 North Thurston

43 Anacortes49 Edmonds

1321

81 Franklin Pierce37 Eastmont56 Mukilteo

17 Ellensburg59 Snohomish


84 Enumclaw12

90 Tumwater71 Kent

52 Bellingham10


Protective Factor:

Extended Graduation

Five-Year Rates for

Locales




Protective Factor: Extended Graduation, Five Year Rates

Statewide 82.36


1 Spokane 89.65 31 89.54 61 94.05 91 Yelm 80.02


3 Mead 93.44 33 81.87 63 90.23 93 86.35

4 Pullman 94.80 34 86.52 64 91.61 94 84.26


6 58.39 36 95.13 66 89.33 96 88.53

7 90.08 37 Eastmont 88.77 67 91.63 97 89.38



10 87.41 40 86.42 70 Lake Washington 94.56 100 81.65

11 83.07 41 79.81 71 Kent 87.55 101 89.80

12 87.84 42 89.33 72 Federal Way 86.45 102 85.73




















The percent of freshman students who graduate including those students who stay in school and take more than four years to complete their degree. OSPI

began using the actual cohort of students for their calculations in 2010/11. For more information on the changes in rate computation and cohort

methodology, see the Technical Notes.



School Climate

0 2 4 6 8 10

52 Bellingham

98

96

23

37 Eastmont

25

104 South Kitsap

26

114

59 Snohomish

57 Oak Harbor

63

92 Centralia

60 Stanwood-Camano

84 Enumclaw

9

68 Seattle

12

47

79 Auburn



82 Tahoma

43 Anacortes

6

4 Pullman

34

32

18

61

110 Battle Ground

46

21

33

53 Lake Stevens

89 Olympia

75 Northshore

30 Richland

13

36

106 North Kitsap

113

107

117

70 Lake Washington


78 Issaquah

49 Edmonds

101

55 Monroe

11


48

74 Bellevue

115

86 Mercer Island

116

42

0 2 4 6 8 10

Statewide85 White River

14 Yakima73 Highline51 Ferndale

45108 Vancouver

62112 Kelso

69 Tacoma77 Bethel

94103

54 Marysville111 Longview

412220

50 Everett76 Clover Park


10291 Yelm

2739 Moses Lake17 Ellensburg90 Tumwater

105 Bremerton10197


72 Federal Way28

58 Sedro-Woolley64

71 Kent56 Mukilteo

10038 Wenatchee

4099


29 Pasco662495

88 North Thurston1 Spokane

2 Central Valley358

3180 Shoreline

97118

3 Mead65

Weapons Incidents in

School Five-Year Rates

for Locales



School Climate

Weapons Incidents in School, Five Year Rates

Statewide 1.7


1 Spokane 1.57 31 1.52 61 1.06 91 Yelm 2.05


3 Mead 1.42 33 0.95 63 1.27 93 1.90

4 Pullman 1.13 34 1.13 64 1.82 94 2.42


6 1.14 36 0.83 66 1.63 96 1.37

7 1.92 37 Eastmont 1.35 67 2.08 97 1.48



10 1.97 40 1.68 70 Lake Washington 0.77 100 1.76

11 0.53 41 2.33 71 Kent 1.82 101 0.65

12 1.19 42 0.11 72 Federal Way 1.89 102 2.06



















State Source: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Information Services, Safe and Drug-free Schools: Report to the Legislature on Weapons in Schools RCW

28A.320.130


The reported incidents involving guns and other weapons at any grade level per 1000 students enrolled in October of all grades.


School Climate

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

112 Kelso


67

50 Everett

29 Pasco

89 Olympia

102

118

66

52 Bellingham

55 Monroe

70 Lake Washington

31

43 Anacortes

27

64

93

40

74 Bellevue

91 Yelm

92 Centralia

2 Central Valley

60 Stanwood-Camano

98

38 Wenatchee

110 Battle Ground

105 Bremerton

7

101

28

36

117

26

12

63

106 North Kitsap

115

47

3 Mead

37 Eastmont

53 Lake Stevens

78 Issaquah

8

80 Shoreline

116

113

82 Tahoma

75 Northshore

96

13


17 Ellensburg

104 South Kitsap


61

84 Enumclaw

4 Pullman

86 Mercer Island

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

Statewide14 Yakima

10369 Tacoma

222025

54 Marysville46

73 Highline62

10716

68 Seattle24

85 White River81 Franklin Pierce

111 Longview5 East Valley (Spokane)

39 Moses Lake10048

30 Richland114

994

51 Ferndale35

72 Federal Way108 Vancouver


57 Oak Harbor58 Sedro-Woolley

9945336510

90 Tumwater6

349532

1 Spokane49 Edmonds

77 Bethel88 North Thurston

9723

59 Snohomish42

15 West Valley (Yakima)56 Mukilteo

11411921

71 Kent76 Clover Park

79 Auburn

Unexcused Absences

for Students in Grades 1 to 8



Data through 2017Replaced by Regular Attendance


School Climate

Unexcused Absences for Students in Grades 1 to 8, Five Year Rates

Replaced by Regular Attendance as of July, 2020.

Statewide 6.2


1 Spokane 5.62 31 4.15 61 0.89 91 Yelm 3.90


3 Mead 2.70 33 6.35 63 3.12 93 4.00

4 Pullman 0.47 34 5.73 64 4.01 94 7.06


6 5.96 36 3.36 66 4.25 96 1.77

7 3.46 37 Eastmont 2.63 67 4.66 97 5.28



10 6.05 40 3.91 70 Lake Washington 4.17 100 7.97

11 5.10 41 5.06 71 Kent 4.89 101 3.46

12 3.20 42 5.19 72 Federal Way 6.91 102 4.45



















State Source: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Washington State Report Card, Unexcused Absence Files.

The unexcused absences for students in grades 1-8 per thousand potential school days. Potential school days are the number of days students were taught

from the first day of school through May 31 in each school building multiplied by the net served students in grades 1-8 in that building.


School Climate

0 20 40 60 80 100

34

60 Stanwood-Camano


114

104 South Kitsap

6

62

46

17 Ellensburg

77 Bethel

110 Battle Ground

12

101

99

24

102

94

107


113

10

16

96

42

117

105 Bremerton

51 Ferndale

93

73 Highline

79 Auburn

26

47

65


45

22

1 Spokane

95

92 Centralia

106 North Kitsap

108 Vancouver

39 Moses Lake

14 Yakima

76 Clover Park

31

33

111 Longview

48

2 Central Valley

72 Federal Way

100

118

11

9

54 Marysville

69 Tacoma

20

103

0 20 40 60 80 100

Statewide86 Mercer Island

74 Bellevue78 Issaquah80 Shoreline


83 Snoqualmie Valley116

75 Northshore64

82 Tahoma87 Bainbridge Island

90 Tumwater43 Anacortes

404 Pullman

3 Mead23

55 Monroe49 Edmonds

2168 Seattle

1318

89 Olympia6663

53 Lake Stevens88 North Thurston

59 Snohomish36

81 Franklin Pierce37 Eastmont

2584 Enumclaw

8115

56 Mukilteo29 Pasco

85 White River71 Kent

30 Richland67987

58 Sedro-Woolley52 Bellingham


41112 Kelso50 Everett

2797

57 Oak Harbor28

91 Yelm38 Wenatchee

19

Regular Attendance

for Students in Grades 1 to 8

(Protective Factor)Five-Year Rates for

Locales



School Climate

Regular Attendance for Students in Grades 1 to 8, Five Year Rates

Statewide 87.11


1 Spokane 84.13 31 82.61 61 92.83 91 Yelm 86.98


3 Mead 90.50 33 82.46 63 89.33 93 84.78

4 Pullman 90.57 34 86.75 64 91.12 94 85.74


6 86.46 36 89.21 66 89.57 96 85.28

7 87.73 37 Eastmont 88.79 67 87.85 97 87.15



10 85.33 40 90.58 70 Lake Washington 92.92 100 81.64

11 81.04 41 87.38 71 Kent 88.22 101 85.86

12 85.94 42 85.26 72 Federal Way 82.05 102 85.75



















The number of students in grades 1-8 with fewer than 2 absences per month on average divided by the number students, times 100.


State Source: Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction, Washington State Report Card, Unexcused Absence Files.


Early Criminal Justice

0 2 4 6 8 10

72 Federal Way

74 Bellevue

117

70 Lake Washington

118

68 Seattle


89 Olympia

75 Northshore

116

11

86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 2 4 6 8 10

Statewide43 Anacortes

28259823

30 Richland39 Moses Lake

2432

112 Kelso54 Marysville

961021034616

29 Pasco20

38 Wenatchee111 Longview

11499

58 Sedro-Woolley12

17 Ellensburg14 Yakima

132622

51 Ferndale44 Burlington-Edison

52 Bellingham37 Eastmont92 Centralia

4240

76 Clover Park88 North Thurston

4 Pullman53 Lake Stevens

1 Spokane652731

2 Central Valley10

49 Edmonds71 Kent

57 Oak Harbor105 Bremerton

11369 Tacoma

3484 Enumclaw

50 Everett9

79 Auburn6264

90 Tumwater

Arrests (Age 10-14),

Alcohol- or Drug-Related

Five-Year Rates

for Locales




Arrests (Age 10-14), Alcohol- or Drug-Related, Five Year Rates

Statewide 1.34





4 Pullman 1.50 34 0.55 64 0.41 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 3.84

7 UN 37 Eastmont 1.86 67 UN 97 UN




11 0.00 41 UN 71 Kent 0.75 101 UN

12 2.41 42 1.74 72 Federal Way 0.33 102 3.37






18 UN 48 UN 78 Issaquah NR 108 Vancouver UN













The arrests of younger adolescents (age 10-14) for alcohol and drug law violations, per 1,000 adolescents (age 10-14). Alcohol violations include all crimes

involving driving under the influence, liquor law violations, and drunkenness. For adolescents, arrests for liquor law violations are usually arrests for minor in

possession. Drug law violations include all crimes involving sale, manufacturing, and possession of drugs.





0 2 4 6 8 10

34

75 Northshore

72 Federal Way

118

40

116

117


90 Tumwater

9

42

86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 2 4 6 8 10

Statewide2822461124

111 Longview25

43 Anacortes96

1 Spokane52 Bellingham39 Moses Lake

10214 Yakima

54 Marysville31

37 Eastmont38 Wenatchee

30 Richland1226

4 Pullman29 Pasco

2 Central Valley112 Kelso

27103

88 North Thurston105 Bremerton


76 Clover Park53 Lake Stevens

84 Enumclaw57 Oak Harbor

69 Tacoma23

50 Everett58 Sedro-Woolley

1311311420

49 Edmonds17 Ellensburg

6265

92 Centralia71 Kent

51 Ferndale99


74 Bellevue68 Seattle

89 Olympia79 Auburn


Vandalism Five-Year Rates

for Locales




Arrests (Age 10-14), Vandalism, Five Year Rates

Statewide 0.68





4 Pullman 1.07 34 0.22 64 0.35 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 1.71





11 2.02 41 UN 71 Kent 0.42 101 UN

12 1.20 42 0.00 72 Federal Way 0.19 102 1.61





















The arrests of younger adolescents (age 10-14) for vandalism (including residence, non-residence, vehicles, venerated objects, police cars, or other) per

1,000 adolescents (age 10-14).




0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

117

84 Enumclaw

10

89 Olympia

42

116

70 Lake Washington

34

9

75 Northshore


86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

Statewide2528

112 Kelso39 Moses Lake111 Longview

30 Richland24

14 Yakima224623

43 Anacortes96

1 Spokane38 Wenatchee

13102

92 Centralia4 Pullman

9820

54 Marysville52 Bellingham

29 Pasco1699


17 Ellensburg114122762

105 Bremerton58 Sedro-Woolley


37 Eastmont113321126

88 North Thurston69 Tacoma

49 Edmonds2 Central Valley

6550 Everett

3151 Ferndale

68 Seattle71 Kent

90 Tumwater72 Federal Way

74 Bellevue118

57 Oak Harbor79 Auburn

4064

Total Arrests (Age 10-14) Five-Year Rates

for Locales




Total Arrests (Age 10-14), Five Year Rates

Statewide 9.26





4 Pullman 16.31 34 2.87 64 4.55 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 17.80





11 9.60 41 UN 71 Kent 6.33 101 UN

12 12.05 42 3.13 72 Federal Way 6.00 102 16.63





















The arrests of adolescents (age 10-14) for any crime, per 1,000 adolescents (age 10-14). Washington State has transitioned from Summary UCR to the

NIBRS system for reporting. Care must be taken when interpreting the yearly trend of "total arrest" rates for an area. In areas where large amounts of

arrests are likely for crimes not previously reported, a substantial increase in total arrests could be expected starting with the 2012 data.



Child or Family Health

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

51 Ferndale

106 North Kitsap


94

76 Clover Park

38 Wenatchee

41

103

58 Sedro-Woolley

80 Shoreline

78 Issaquah

57 Oak Harbor

52 Bellingham

77 Bethel

17 Ellensburg

37 Eastmont

50 Everett

82 Tahoma

56 Mukilteo

99

101

88 North Thurston

79 Auburn

104 South Kitsap

73 Highline

65

75 Northshore

27

71 Kent

4 Pullman

96

16

55 Monroe

68 Seattle

25

90 Tumwater

70 Lake Washington

72 Federal Way

39 Moses Lake

62

29 Pasco

49 Edmonds

105 Bremerton

74 Bellevue


117

116


115

110 Battle Ground

113

114

108 Vancouver

112 Kelso

111 Longview

6

28

81 Franklin Pierce

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

Statewide111320

11810428

15 West Valley (Yakima)3 Mead

9812

60 Stanwood-Camano87 Bainbridge Island

264822

84 Enumclaw4761

1 Spokane92 Centralia

3354 Marysville

3286 Mercer Island

6719

1073446

91 Yelm319

59 Snohomish2 Central Valley

793

30 Richland85 White River

213563


14 Yakima23

69 Tacoma3640

10045

89 Olympia95

53 Lake Stevens641866

43 Anacortes10224

Injury or Accident

Hospitalizations for Children





Injury or Accident Hospitalizations for Children, Five Year Rates

Statewide 4.37


1 Spokane 5.57 31 5.19 61 5.67 91 Yelm 5.20


3 Mead 6.29 33 5.50 63 5.03 93 5.09

4 Pullman 4.05 34 5.21 64 4.80 94 4.63


6 UN 36 4.89 66 4.74 96 4.05

7 5.09 37 Eastmont 4.41 67 5.26 97 4.98



10 7.25 40 4.86 70 Lake Washington 3.92 100 4.85

11 8.39 41 4.54 71 Kent 4.06 101 4.31

12 6.21 42 6.81 72 Federal Way 3.92 102 4.73
















28 SP 58 Sedro-Woolley 4.52 88 North Thurston 4.25 118 7.44



The child injury or accident hospitalizations as a percent of all hospitalizations for children (age birth-17). Beginning on October 1, 2015 diagnosis

transitioned to International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision (ICD-10). Data from 2008 forward was revised to include observation and standard

hospital stays, as well as supplemental diagnosis and external cause codes. More information on these changes is available in Technical Notes.

State Source: Department of Health, Office of Hospital and Patient Data Systems, Comprehensive Hospital Abstract Reporting System (CHARS)



0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500

113

60 Stanwood-Camano

18

57 Oak Harbor

4 Pullman

62

96

25

90 Tumwater

32

104 South Kitsap

53 Lake Stevens

9

68 Seattle

38 Wenatchee

43 Anacortes

49 Edmonds

21

93

39 Moses Lake

47

17 Ellensburg

114


67

82 Tahoma

7

74 Bellevue

84 Enumclaw

26

108 Vancouver


100

16

8

42


110 Battle Ground

2 Central Valley

52 Bellingham

111 Longview

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

70 Lake Washington

23

75 Northshore

118

116

115


20

61

13

31

37 Eastmont

117

6

81 Franklin Pierce

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 1100 1200 1300 1400 1500

Statewide103

92 Centralia974812


112 Kelso11

69 Tacoma45

76 Clover Park34

51 Ferndale72 Federal Way

1 Spokane6427

30 Richland3533

71 Kent79 Auburn

73 Highline55 Monroe

19102


91 Yelm98

105 Bremerton85 White River

3 Mead3640

50 Everett59 Snohomish


77 Bethel63

54 Marysville15 West Valley (Yakima)

56 Mukilteo28

86 Mercer Island9441

29 Pasco22

14 Yakima66

106 North Kitsap89 Olympia

107

Infant Mortality

(Under 1 Year) Five-Year Rates for

Locales




Infant Mortality (Under 1 Year), Five Year Rates

Statewide 422.04


1 Spokane 573.98 31 122.70 61 168.07 91 Yelm 514.26


3 Mead 497.89 33 550.31 63 458.42 93 346.82

4 Pullman 396.83 34 586.51 64 566.57 94 430.11


6 UN 36 496.28 66 408.72 96 392.82

7 300.03 37 Eastmont 107.93 67 305.81 97 872.82



10 657.28 40 481.23 70 Lake Washington 222.31 100 279.72

11 604.23 41 428.27 71 Kent 543.81 101 514.71

12 737.10 42 273.97 72 Federal Way 574.77 102 527.11






















The deaths, of infants under one year of age, per 100,000 population of infants under one year of age. Suppression code definitions are explained in

Technical Notes. Rates are not reported when fewer than 100 infants reside in an area.



0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

63

73 Highline

71 Kent

59 Snohomish

65

51 Ferndale

112 Kelso

102

89 Olympia

72 Federal Way

41

2 Central Valley

54 Marysville

104 South Kitsap

8


4 Pullman

49 Edmonds

29 Pasco

74 Bellevue

16

82 Tahoma

68 Seattle

110 Battle Ground

117

97

64

7

26

18

75 Northshore

88 North Thurston

85 White River


48

62

53 Lake Stevens

70 Lake Washington

80 Shoreline

118

42

116

108 Vancouver

78 Issaquah

66



61

90 Tumwater

115

67

28

86 Mercer Island

58 Sedro-Woolley


113

6

81 Franklin Pierce

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide13223394

76 Clover Park100

39 Moses Lake15 West Valley (Yakima)

2034

92 Centralia79 Auburn

9860 Stanwood-Camano

109

43 Anacortes243247119512

105 Bremerton57 Oak Harbor

14 Yakima106 North Kitsap

84 Enumclaw46

114219931

3 Mead1 Spokane

1956 Mukilteo

38 Wenatchee10796

69 Tacoma27

50 Everett45

55 Monroe77 Bethel

91 Yelm1011033523362540

52 Bellingham111 Longview17 Ellensburg

30 Richland37 Eastmont

93

Child Mortality (Ages 1-17)





Child Mortality (Ages 1-17), Five Year Rates

Statewide 15.55


1 Spokane 19.43 31 19.54 61 7.39 91 Yelm 17.82


3 Mead 19.44 33 30.64 63 15.74 93 15.96

4 Pullman 13.32 34 28.50 64 12.39 94 30.56


6 UN 36 17.22 66 8.47 96 19.21

7 12.31 37 Eastmont 15.99 67 6.02 97 12.48



10 24.24 40 17.04 70 Lake Washington 10.12 100 29.70

11 21.29 41 14.46 71 Kent 15.63 101 17.82

12 21.16 42 9.38 72 Federal Way 14.59 102 14.82






















The deaths, of children 1 to 17 years of age, per 100,000 population of children 1 to 17 years of age. Suppression code definitions for rates are explained in

Technical Notes. Rates are not reported when fewer than 100 children reside in an area.



0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

101

77 Bethel

88 North Thurston

19

36

62

3 Mead

91 Yelm

71 Kent

57 Oak Harbor

102


30 Richland

50 Everett

104 South Kitsap

40

118

12

89 Olympia


2 Central Valley

65

52 Bellingham

26

64

90 Tumwater

110 Battle Ground

66

17 Ellensburg

60 Stanwood-Camano

49 Edmonds

68 Seattle

85 White River

53 Lake Stevens

103

115

67

48

4 Pullman

59 Snohomish

106 North Kitsap

84 Enumclaw

116

80 Shoreline

42

63

74 Bellevue

61

82 Tahoma

13

75 Northshore

70 Lake Washington

78 Issaquah


86 Mercer Island


6

81 Franklin Pierce

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

Statewide322216

92 Centralia14 Yakima

33232034

39 Moses Lake10794

111 Longview18

29 Pasco21

76 Clover Park38 Wenatchee

2546

112 Kelso100


105 Bremerton1 Spokane

9637 Eastmont

69 Tacoma28319727119

93108 Vancouver

44 Burlington-Edison73 Highline79 Auburn

11741

54 Marysville56 Mukilteo

459810

15 West Valley (Yakima)55 Monroe

11343 Anacortes

1144787

51 Ferndale72 Federal Way

Births to School-Aged

(10-17) Mothers





Births to School-Aged (10-17) Mothers

Statewide 2.5


1 Spokane 3.81 31 3.54 61 0.48 91 Yelm 1.96


3 Mead 1.97 33 7.15 63 0.56 93 3.22

4 Pullman 0.87 34 6.00 64 1.35 94 5.58


6 UN 36 2.08 66 1.27 96 3.77

7 2.24 37 Eastmont 3.73 67 0.90 97 3.46



10 2.66 40 1.64 70 Lake Washington 0.39 100 3.94

11 3.33 41 2.88 71 Kent 1.94 101 2.22

12 1.61 42 0.68 72 Federal Way 2.24 102 1.87




















The live births to adolescents (age 10-17) per 1,000 females (age 10-17). Rate changes in data result from on-going updates to birth records. Suppression

code definitions for rates are explained in Technical Notes. Due to contractual agreement data may not be displayed for areas with less than 100 females

(age 10-17).

State Source: Department of Health, Center for Health Statistics, Birth Certificate Data File.




0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000

92 Centralia

64

73 Highline

62

86 Mercer Island

34

36

98

74 Bellevue

35

4 Pullman

27

29 Pasco


66

107

14 Yakima

19

25

96

91 Yelm

79 Auburn

39 Moses Lake

33

51 Ferndale

31

22

104 South Kitsap

65

24

77 Bethel

97

84 Enumclaw

18

95

101

72 Federal Way

21

67

16

13

85 White River

20

113

112 Kelso

111 Longview

117

108 Vancouver

28

118


116

23

110 Battle Ground

115

114

6

81 Franklin Pierce

0 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000

Statewide1 Spokane

3 Mead7

2 Central Valley5 East Valley (Spokane)

4254 Marysville

880 Shoreline

53 Lake Stevens50 Everett


56 Mukilteo45

49 Edmonds59 Snohomish90 Tumwater

68 Seattle11

76 Clover Park58 Sedro-Woolley

4712

89 Olympia43 Anacortes

6155 Monroe82 Tahoma

75 Northshore46


57 Oak Harbor30 Richland78 Issaquah

4888 North Thurston

17 Ellensburg100

37 Eastmont26

38 Wenatchee9

70 Lake Washington52 Bellingham


106 North Kitsap4199

69 Tacoma103


102105 Bremerton

6371 Kent

40

Suicide and Suicide

Attempts (Age 10-17)

Five-Year Rates for

Locales




Suicide and Suicide Attempts (Age 10-17), Five Year Rates

Statewide 169.43


1 Spokane 600.94 31 103.06 61 194.40 91 Yelm 109.73


3 Mead 404.64 33 104.75 63 139.57 93 183.93

4 Pullman 123.72 34 131.63 64 136.25 94 157.18


6 UN 36 130.47 66 116.92 96 110.44

7 394.15 37 Eastmont 166.69 67 69.64 97 97.50



10 279.47 40 137.59 70 Lake Washington 159.59 100 168.74

11 230.41 41 151.39 71 Kent 138.46 101 85.94

12 200.75 42 347.37 72 Federal Way 81.38 102 141.88




















State Source: Department of Health, Office of Hospital and Patient Data Systems, Comprehensive Hospital Abstract Reporting System (CHARS) and Department of Health,

Center for Health Statistics Death Certificate Data.

The adolescents (age 10-17) who committed suicide or were admitted to the hospital for suicide attempts, per 100,000 adolescents (age 10-17). Suicides

are based on death certificate information. Suicide attempts are based on hospital admissions, but do not include admissions to federal hospitals. Beginning

on October 1, 2015 diagnosis in hospitalization data transitioned to International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision (ICD-10). Data from 2008 forward

was revised to include observation and standard hospital stays, as well as supplemental diagnosis and external cause codes. More information on these

changes is available in Technical Notes.



0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

107

48

39 Moses Lake

33


21

75 Northshore


38 Wenatchee

59 Snohomish

49 Edmonds

27

86 Mercer Island

65

17 Ellensburg

58 Sedro-Woolley

96

88 North Thurston

19

111 Longview

29 Pasco

64

46

116

110 Battle Ground

63

118

37 Eastmont

52 Bellingham

41

43 Anacortes

115

40

114

47

85 White River


24

53 Lake Stevens

55 Monroe

106 North Kitsap


36

60 Stanwood-Camano

67

13

34


9

94

57 Oak Harbor

61

4 Pullman

84 Enumclaw

103

42

6

81 Franklin Pierce

0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100

Statewide1139932972245

1 Spokane3 Mead

208

69 Tacoma5 East Valley (Spokane)

3571 Kent

6214 Yakima

76 Clover Park7

10105 Bremerton

74 Bellevue90 Tumwater

2830 Richland79 Auburn

72 Federal Way117

82 Tahoma11

50 Everett73 Highline

108 Vancouver112 Kelso

104 South Kitsap77 Bethel

951826

68 Seattle129823

91 Yelm31

10092 Centralia56 Mukilteo78 Issaquah

54 Marysville101166693

51 Ferndale25

70 Lake Washington2 Central Valley

89 Olympia102

80 Shoreline

Low Birth Weight Babies





Low Birth Weight Babies, Five Year Rates

Statewide 65.05


1 Spokane 77.21 31 64.76 61 48.18 91 Yelm 65.09


3 Mead 76.98 33 61.90 63 57.34 93 63.35

4 Pullman 47.95 34 52.21 64 58.19 94 50.62


6 UN 36 53.25 66 63.42 96 58.61

7 70.58 37 Eastmont 57.13 67 52.86 97 78.45



10 70.44 40 56.29 70 Lake Washington 62.77 100 64.74

11 68.06 41 57.10 71 Kent 73.15 101 63.88

12 65.77 42 23.70 72 Federal Way 68.47 102 62.43




















The babies born with low birth weight, per 1,000 live births. Low birth weight is less than 2,500 grams.

State Source: Department of Health, Center for Health Statistics, Birth Certificate Data File



0 5 10 15 20 25 30

77 Bethel

79 Auburn

78 Issaquah

98


26

4 Pullman

54 Marysville

39 Moses Lake

95

56 Mukilteo

108 Vancouver

59 Snohomish

61

73 Highline

116

41

14 Yakima

106 North Kitsap

24

30 Richland

112 Kelso

51 Ferndale

114

45


82 Tahoma

105 Bremerton

20

70 Lake Washington

62

17 Ellensburg

46

55 Monroe

21

71 Kent


99

115

101

58 Sedro-Woolley

72 Federal Way

53 Lake Stevens

25

38 Wenatchee

32

22

36

37 Eastmont

110 Battle Ground

34

35

18

16

29 Pasco

23

6

81 Franklin Pierce

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

Statewide2848

86 Mercer Island139

421110

1026494

80 Shoreline69 Tacoma

10060 Stanwood-Camano

87 Bainbridge Island2 Central Valley

638

1 Spokane84 Enumclaw


57 Oak Harbor3 Mead

97118103

89 Olympia43 Anacortes

52 Bellingham2712

74 Bellevue111 Longview

92 Centralia47

15 West Valley (Yakima)657

49 Edmonds90 Tumwater

50 Everett91 Yelm

68 Seattle1176667


10740

85 White River104 South Kitsap

3119

76 Clover Park75 Northshore

33

Injury or Accident

Hospitalizations for Women





Injury or Accident Hospitalizations for Women, Five Year Rates

Statewide 14.73


1 Spokane 16.56 31 14.69 61 14.16 91 Yelm 15.13


3 Mead 16.36 33 14.50 63 16.81 93 14.94

4 Pullman 14.38 34 11.95 64 17.28 94 17.22


6 UN 36 12.24 66 15.07 96 14.92

7 15.31 37 Eastmont 12.09 67 15.02 97 16.34



10 17.53 40 14.89 70 Lake Washington 13.35 100 17.02

11 17.59 41 13.94 71 Kent 12.97 101 12.75

12 16.01 42 17.73 72 Federal Way 12.60 102 17.34




















The injury or accident hospitalizations for women as a percent of all hospitalizations for women (age 18+). Beginning on October 1, 2015 diagnosis

transitioned to International Classification of Diseases, Tenth Revision (ICD-10). Data from 2008 forward was revised to include observation and standard

hospital stays, as well as supplemental diagnosis and external cause codes. More information on these changes is available in Technical Notes.

State Source:Department of Health, Office of Hospital and Patient Data Systems, Comprehensive Hospital Abstract Reporting System (CHARS)


Criminal Justice

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

118

68 Seattle

31

40

18

57 Oak Harbor

25

116

4 Pullman

84 Enumclaw

75 Northshore


74 Bellevue

70 Lake Washington

80 Shoreline

42

82 Tahoma


86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


19

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

81 Franklin Pierce

85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

Statewide14 Yakima69 Tacoma1 Spokane

76 Clover Park39 Moses Lake

92 Centralia9922

79 Auburn111 Longview

10246


112 Kelso2834

58 Sedro-Woolley71 Kent

38 Wenatchee209827

51 Ferndale29 Pasco

6572 Federal Way

43 Anacortes54 Marysville

9690 Tumwater

6411

11323

53 Lake Stevens2 Central Valley

50 Everett139721

105 Bremerton12

10317 Ellensburg

11424

89 Olympia49 Edmonds

11732

73 Highline30 Richland

37 Eastmont26

88 North Thurston52 Bellingham

62

Offenses, Domestic Violence




Criminal Justice

Offenses, Domestic Violence, Five Year Rates

Statewide 6.84





4 Pullman 4.30 34 8.62 64 7.17 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 7.26

7 UN 37 Eastmont 5.84 67 UN 97 6.70




11 7.11 41 UN 71 Kent 8.35 101 UN

12 6.47 42 2.33 72 Federal Way 7.52 102 10.11






18 4.87 48 UN 78 Issaquah UN 108 Vancouver UN


20 8.06 50 Everett 6.87 80 Shoreline 2.67 110 Battle Ground UN











The domestic violence-related offenses, per 1,000 persons. Domestic violence includes any violence of one family member against another family member.

Family can include spouses, former spouses, parents who have children in common regardless of marital status, adults who live in the same household, as

well as parents and their children. Offenses differ from arrests. Many offenses occur without arresting perpetrators.




Criminal Justice

0 20 40 60 80 100

84 Enumclaw

116

70 Lake Washington

42

118

89 Olympia

34

10

75 Northshore

9


86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 20 40 60 80 100

Statewide25

112 Kelso39 Moses Lake111 Longview

30 Richland22

43 Anacortes9628

14 Yakima24

38 Wenatchee44 Burlington-Edison

52 Bellingham92 Centralia

102466223

54 Marysville98

29 Pasco17 Ellensburg

1 Spokane10320

49 Edmonds9916

105 Bremerton114

76 Clover Park88 North Thurston

1337 Eastmont

4 Pullman69 Tacoma

53 Lake Stevens652712

58 Sedro-Woolley32

71 Kent68 Seattle

2 Central Valley26

51 Ferndale113

50 Everett74 Bellevue

72 Federal Way40

90 Tumwater31

11757 Oak Harbor

6411

79 Auburn

Total Arrests (Age 10-17)




Criminal Justice

Total Arrests (Age 10-17), Five Year Rates

Statewide 20.81





4 Pullman 23.21 34 8.91 64 14.04 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 41.57





11 12.79 41 UN 71 Kent 18.62 101 UN

12 20.70 42 10.56 72 Federal Way 15.75 102 32.31





















The arrests of adolescents (age 10-17) for any crime, per 1,000 adolescents (age 10-17). Washington State has transitioned from Summary UCR to the

NIBRS system for reporting. Care must be taken when interpreting the yearly trend of "total arrest" rates for an area. In areas where large amounts of

arrests are likely for crimes not previously reported, a substantial increase in total arrests could be expected starting with the 2012 data.



Criminal Justice

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

116

40

84 Enumclaw


75 Northshore

11

9

34

86 Mercer Island

113

10

42

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Statewide2225

111 Longview30 Richland

52 Bellingham112 Kelso4 Pullman

39 Moses Lake2862

38 Wenatchee10223202713

92 Centralia24

14 Yakima44 Burlington-Edison

981 Spokane

43 Anacortes4696

37 Eastmont991232

49 Edmonds114

74 Bellevue103

54 Marysville29 Pasco

2 Central Valley16

72 Federal Way53 Lake Stevens

6517 Ellensburg

105 Bremerton58 Sedro-Woolley

76 Clover Park50 Everett69 Tacoma

51 Ferndale57 Oak Harbor

68 Seattle118

71 Kent88 North Thurston

1176431

90 Tumwater26

89 Olympia79 Auburn

70 Lake Washington


Property Crime Five-Year Rates for

Locales



Criminal Justice

Arrests (Age 10-14), Property Crime, Five Year Rates

Statewide 2.52





4 Pullman 6.65 34 0.44 64 1.42 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 3.94





11 0.51 41 UN 71 Kent 1.72 101 UN

12 3.44 42 0.00 72 Federal Way 2.52 102 5.75



















The arrests of younger adolescents (age 10-14) for property crimes, per 1,000 adolescents (age 10-14). Property crimes include all crimes involving

burglary, larceny-theft, motor vehicle theft, and arson.





Criminal Justice

0 5 10 15 20 25

89 Olympia

9

116

118

31

79 Auburn

75 Northshore

42

10


34

86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 5 10 15 20 25

Statewide2262

111 Longview25

52 Bellingham30 Richland

39 Moses Lake38 Wenatchee


112 Kelso43 Anacortes

9649 Edmonds

14 Yakima24

92 Centralia74 Bellevue

102462327

1 Spokane17 Ellensburg

4 Pullman114139865

54 Marysville2 Central Valley

37 Eastmont991620

29 Pasco88 North Thurston

72 Federal Way51 Ferndale

105 Bremerton53 Lake Stevens

69 Tacoma76 Clover Park

10368 Seattle

58 Sedro-Woolley50 Everett

71 Kent57 Oak Harbor

3270 Lake Washington

11312

11740

90 Tumwater642611

84 Enumclaw


Property Crime Five-Year Rates for

Locales



Criminal Justice

Arrests (Age 10-17), Property Crime, Five Year Rates

Statewide 5.73





4 Pullman 7.49 34 0.85 64 2.94 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 10.15





11 2.44 41 UN 71 Kent 4.22 101 UN

12 3.84 42 1.51 72 Federal Way 5.58 102 8.47





















The arrests of adolescents (age 10-17) for property crimes, per 1,000 adolescents (age 10-17). Property crimes include all crimes involving burglary, larceny-

theft, motor vehicle theft, and arson.



Criminal Justice

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

117

113

64

75 Northshore

116

31

26


10

18

11

118

86 Mercer Island

42

3 Mead


6

7

8


19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50

Statewide22


111 Longview4662

39 Moses Lake14 Yakima

52 Bellingham96

54 Marysville72 Federal Way

112 Kelso65

49 Edmonds92 Centralia

38 Wenatchee25

71 Kent114


30 Richland1 Spokane

2 Central Valley3227

29 Pasco69 Tacoma

98105 Bremerton

1690 Tumwater

2879 Auburn

17 Ellensburg51 Ferndale74 Bellevue

43 Anacortes89 Olympia68 Seattle

37 Eastmont129

50 Everett58 Sedro-Woolley

2370 Lake Washington


4 Pullman9734

84 Enumclaw57 Oak Harbor

1320

1034024

Arrests (Age 18+),

Property Crime

Five-Year Rates

for Locales



Criminal Justice

Arrests (Age 18+), Property Crime, Five Year Rates

Statewide 5.79





4 Pullman 3.99 34 3.33 64 2.28 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 11.98

7 UN 37 Eastmont 5.07 67 UN 97 3.54




11 1.06 41 UN 71 Kent 7.71 101 UN

12 4.98 42 0.59 72 Federal Way 9.84 102 7.49



















The arrests of adults (age 18+) for property crimes, per 1,000 adults (age 18+). Property crimes include all crimes involving burglary, larceny-theft, motor

vehicle theft, and arson.





Criminal Justice

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

116


103

75 Northshore

20

11

34

32

9

86 Mercer Island

10

42

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Statewide69 Tacoma68 Seattle

111 Longview72 Federal Way

92 Centralia76 Clover Park

14 Yakima46

105 Bremerton25

112 Kelso53 Lake Stevens


39 Moses Lake96

71 Kent52 Bellingham

1 Spokane2428

10250 Everett

30 Richland38 Wenatchee

991362

29 Pasco65

49 Edmonds90 Tumwater43 Anacortes

11464

88 North Thurston74 Bellevue89 Olympia

2258 Sedro-Woolley

2779 Auburn

11354 Marysville

162312

57 Oak Harbor70 Lake Washington

40118

37 Eastmont26

4 Pullman84 Enumclaw

51 Ferndale2 Central Valley

17 Ellensburg31

117


Violent Crime Five-Year Rates

for Locales



Criminal Justice

Arrests (Age 10-17), Violent Crime, Five Year Rates

Statewide 1.53





4 Pullman 0.64 34 0.28 64 1.28 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 1.84





11 0.30 41 UN 71 Kent 1.78 101 UN

12 0.85 42 0.00 72 Federal Way 2.98 102 1.62



















The arrests of adolescents (age 10-17) for violent crime per 1,000 adolescents (age 10-17). Violent crimes include all crimes involving criminal homicide,

forcible rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. Simple assault is not defined as a violent crime.




Substance Use

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

86 Mercer Island

69 Tacoma

74 Bellevue

68 Seattle

75 Northshore

62

89 Olympia

34

72 Federal Way

79 Auburn

9

10

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 2 4 6 8 10 12 14 16 18 20

Statewide43 Anacortes

9810332

39 Moses Lake10242

17 Ellensburg96

30 Richland51 Ferndale

20282399

52 Bellingham12


114402526


38 Wenatchee1646

112 Kelso58 Sedro-Woolley

4 Pullman92 Centralia

2754 Marysville

14 Yakima49 Edmonds

2465

88 North Thurston53 Lake Stevens

37 Eastmont105 Bremerton

11613

87 Bainbridge Island70 Lake Washington

2 Central Valley1 Spokane

71 Kent11

76 Clover Park117

57 Oak Harbor29 Pasco

31113

90 Tumwater50 Everett

64118

Arrests (Age 10-17), Alcohol

ViolationFive-Year Rates

for Locales



Substance Use

Arrests (Age 10-17), Alcohol Violation, Five Year Rates

Statewide 1.52





4 Pullman 2.10 34 0.35 64 0.60 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 4.41





11 0.91 41 UN 71 Kent 1.02 101 UN

12 3.31 42 5.39 72 Federal Way 0.32 102 5.75






















The arrests of adolescents (age 10-17) for alcohol violations, per 1,000 adolescents (age 10-17). Alcohol violations include all crimes involving driving under

the influence, liquor law violations, and drunkenness. For adolescents, arrests for liquor law violations are usually arrests for minor in possession.


Substance Use

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

72 Federal Way

62

42

84 Enumclaw

75 Northshore

57 Oak Harbor

90 Tumwater

118

89 Olympia

68 Seattle

11

86 Mercer Island

3 Mead


6

7

8


18

19

21

33

35

36

41

45

47

48

55 Monroe

56 Mukilteo

59 Snohomish

60 Stanwood-Camano

61

63

66

67

73 Highline

77 Bethel

78 Issaquah

80 Shoreline

81 Franklin Pierce

82 Tahoma


85 White River

91 Yelm

93

94

95

97

100

101

104 South Kitsap

106 North Kitsap

107

108 Vancouver


110 Battle Ground

115

0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10

Statewide2524

30 Richland23

39 Moses Lake29 Pasco

43 Anacortes37 Eastmont

38 Wenatchee54 Marysville

96112 Kelso

28111 Longview

98162240

102114103

44 Burlington-Edison17 Ellensburg

1346

14 Yakima88 North Thurston

3292 Centralia

58 Sedro-Woolley99

52 Bellingham4 Pullman

641220

76 Clover Park27

49 Edmonds26

105 Bremerton65

51 Ferndale1 Spokane

2 Central Valley10

69 Tacoma53 Lake Stevens

71 Kent50 Everett


11734

74 Bellevue113

9116

87 Bainbridge Island79 Auburn

Arrests (Age 10-17), Drug

Law Violation

Five-Year Rates

for Locales



Substance Use

Arrests (Age 10-17), Drug Law Violation, Five Year Rates

Statewide 2.23





4 Pullman 2.74 34 0.99 64 2.71 94 UN


6 UN 36 UN 66 UN 96 5.07





11 0.00 41 UN 71 Kent 1.37 101 UN

12 2.56 42 0.65 72 Federal Way 0.74 102 3.95





















The arrests of adolescents (age 10-17) for drug law violations, per 1,000 adolescents (age 10-17). Drug law violations include all crimes involving sale,

manufacturing, and possession of drugs.


Substance Use

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

104 South Kitsap


108 Vancouver

30 Richland

56 Mukilteo

85 White River

18

89 Olympia

67

106 North Kitsap


42

117

57 Oak Harbor

39 Moses Lake

25

12

53 Lake Stevens

84 Enumclaw

34

48

77 Bethel

19

72 Federal Way

114

71 Kent

35

49 Edmonds

36

26


8

66

2 Central Valley

80 Shoreline

55 Monroe

101

64

63

7

31

110 Battle Ground

59 Snohomish

65

61


116

74 Bellevue

75 Northshore

70 Lake Washington

115

3 Mead

82 Tahoma

78 Issaquah

13

4 Pullman


86 Mercer Island

0 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40

Statewide99

92 Centralia97

1131029416

10014 Yakima

51 Ferndale2296

43 Anacortes32

1079820

37 Eastmont112 Kelso

90 Tumwater105 Bremerton

95111 Longview

58 Sedro-Woolley81 Franklin Pierce

91 Yelm88 North Thurston

76 Clover Park46

1 Spokane93

69 Tacoma4211

11838 Wenatchee

4529 Pasco

52 Bellingham54 Marysville

3321

89 Olympia27

17 Ellensburg236

79 Auburn24


30 Richland39 Moses Lake

60 Stanwood-Camano56 Mukilteo

10350 Everett


73 Highline

Clients of State-

Funded Alcohol or

Drug Services

(Age 10-17) Five-Year Rates

for Locales


Analysis Division


Substance Use

Clients of State-Funded Alcohol or Drug Services (Age 10-17), Five Year Rates

Statewide 8.11


1 Spokane 12.29 31 4.55 61 2.98 91 Yelm 12.88


3 Mead 3.60 33 10.44 63 3.34 93 12.26

4 Pullman 2.01 34 6.11 64 5.12 94 19.66


6 9.65 36 5.81 66 3.37 96 16.45

7 5.13 37 Eastmont 15.38 67 6.91 97 26.68



10 8.97 40 6.18 70 Lake Washington 2.32 100 18.56

11 11.85 41 7.96 71 Kent 5.30 101 4.45

12 4.22 42 11.92 72 Federal Way 4.43 102 20.44



















The adolescents (age 10-17) receiving state-funded alcohol or drug services, per 1,000 adolescents 10-17. Counts are unduplicated so that those receiving

services more than once during the year are only counted once for that year. Client counts are linked to state service records through the Research and Data

Analysis Client Services Database. State-funded services include treatment, assessment, and detox. Persons in Department of Corrections treatment

programs are not included.

State Source: Department of Social and Health Services, Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery services reported from the Research and Data Analysis Client Services

Database (CSDB).



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