Sonoma County Supervisorial District 1 Demographics
The following demographic and economic information pertains to Sonoma County Supervisorial District 1, which comprises the Sonoma Valley and east Santa Rosa.
Demographics
- Population: 96,162 people
- Median Age: 50.1 years old
- Hispanic Population: 22.9%
Educational Attainment Breakdown
- 5.8% with less than a High School Diploma
- 15.7% with a High School Diploma
- 17.6% with some college
- 9.6% with an associate’s degree
- 31.4% with a bachelor’s degree
- 19.9% with a postgraduate degree
Age Range Distribution
- 8.0% ages 0–9 years old
- 15.0% ages 10–24 years old
- 9.7% ages 25–34 years old
- 11.3% ages 35–44 years old
- 11.6% ages 45–54 years old
- 12.8% ages 55–64 years old
- 31.7% ages 65+ years old
Income
- Median Household Income: $122,809
- Expenditure Index: 141
Household Income Distribution
- 8.1% with <$25,000 annually
- 10.5% with $25,000–$49,999 annually
- 12.1% with $50,000–$74,999 annually
- 9.3% with $75,000–$99,999 annually
- 19.6% with $100,000–$149,999 annually
- 40.3% with $150,000+ annually
Business and Workforce
- Total Employees: 30,532
- Unemployment Rate: 6.3%
- Total Businesses: 4,072
Commute Time to Work Distribution
- 49.4% with 0–19 minutes
- 31.4% with 20–39 minutes
- 8.8% with 40–59 minutes
- 10.4% with 60+ minutes
Top Industries by Share of Total Employment
- Healthcare (15.8%)
- Professional/Technical Services (12.5%)
- Educational Services (10.1%)
- Manufacturing (8.6%)
- Retail Trade (8.5%)
- Construction (8.0%)
- Other Services (5.6%)
Housing
- Homeownership Rate: 64.9%
- Renter Occupancy Rate: 35.1%
- Median Home Value: $911,154
- Median Monthly Rent: $2,281
- Housing Cost-to-Income Ratio: 43.6%
*Compares average local expenditures to U.S. levels: <100 = less than national average and >100 = greater than national average.
**Esri 2026 estimate of percent of income for mortgage.
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