SEDA-COG is an affiliate of the Pennsylvania State Data Center, the Commonwealth’s official source of population statistics, economic information, and statistical services.

The State Data Center develops many publications, state-wide training sessions and mapping services, and provides customized reports, research dissemination, and media services. As an affiliate, SEDA-COG is an extension of the State Center, helping the public access and use population and economic information. Affiliates are the link between the State Center and the majority of data users.

Services:

• Data available on-line at this site is posted as available. Currently, the following data available for the SEDA-COG region is posted under these four categories:
• Employment Data
• Current Decennial Census Data
• Archived Decennial Census Data
• American Community Survey Data
• SEDA-COG can retrieve data within a user defined radius using LandView 6! As an Affiliate Data Center, SEDA-COG has access to LandView 6. With LandView 6, we can:
• Locate an address
• Retrieve state, county, census tract, and block group codes for an area.
• Utilize the population estimator
• Retrieve data within a user defined radius

For more information on the types of data services we can offer your organization, please contact Elizabeth Lockwood, elockwood@seda-cog.org, or call 570-524-4491 ext. 7265

Census News: 

• 2012 Pennsylvania Data User Conference, September 20, 2012 - Speaker Presentations now online! 
• 2012 Economic Census 

  THE 2012 ECONOMIC CENSUS IS HERE
  RESPONSE IS DUE BY FEBRUARY 12, 2013

  Nearly 4 million businesses have received forms for the 2012 Economic Census, the U.S. Government’s official five-year measure of American business and the economy. By law, these businesses must respond by February 12. 

  • Get help with forms and report online at econhelp.census.gov   
  • Learn all about the Economic Census at business.census.gov 
  • Mark your calendar for our next webinar at 1:00 EST on January 24 when you'll receive further instruction about the 2012 Economic Census and how to respond. Visit business.census.gov/webinar for more information.

  Your response really does make a difference.

• Centre
• Clinton
• Columbia
• Juniata
• Lycoming
• Mifflin
• Montour
• Northumberland
• Perry
• Snyder
• Union