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Apache County was carved from Yavapai County — one of Arizona’s original four counties — on Feb. 24, 1879, by the 10th Territorial Legislative Assembly. Leaders of St. Johns and Globe had petitioned for their towns to be the county seat, but the honor went temporarily to Snowflake, with the provision that an election would determine the permanent county seat. In November 1879, on the strength of votes from the mining town of Clifton (now in Greenlee County), St. Johns was designated the county seat. Originally, Apache County encompassed all of present day Navajo County, part of Gila County and part of Graham County, but by 1895 its size had been reduced to the 11,216 square miles it occupies today. The Apache and Navajo Indian reservations cover more than 65.4 percent of the county, and 25 percent of the state’s Native Americans live here. Approx-imately 21 percent is public land, and 13.2 percent is privately owned. All of Apache County is an Enterprise Zone. The forested White Mountains and green pastures in the south of the county contrast sharply with the high, dry, colorful plateau region of the north. Excellent fishing, hunting and skiing make the White Mountains a year-round recreation area. Numerous archaeological sites are open to the public. Fort Defiance, Arizona’s first military post, the Town of Ganado, and Hubbell’s famous trading post (now a National Historic Site) are located in northern Apache County on the Navajo Reservation. Chinle, another Indian trade center, is the gateway to the spectacular Canyon de Chelly National Monument. Also in Apache County are the spectacular Petrified Forest National Park and the Painted Desert, Window Rock, the Navajo tribal capital, and Casa Malpais Archaeological site. The Apache Indian Reservation, located in the White Mountains around the settlement of Fort Apache, includes 25 excel-lent fishing lakes and the Sunrise Park Ski Resort for outdoor recreation, as well as a highly successful lumber mill and a casino. Profile: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 3800 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85012 (602) 280-1321 Apache County, Arizona County Seat St. Johns Population: 66,350 Labor Force: 20,425* Unemployment Rate: 16.0%* Major Industries: Tourism, Livestock, Lumbering, Government, Utilities * Average rates for 1998. Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security 1980 1990 1998 Arizona 2,716,546 3,665,228 4,764,025 Apache County 52,108 61,591 66,350 Major Cities/Communities Chinle, Navajo Nation 4,893 7,000 8,437* Eagar 2,791 4,025 4,840 New Lands N/A N/A 1,125* St. Johns 3,368 3,294 3,535 Springerville 1,452 1,802 2,085 Window Rock/Fort Defiance, Navajo Nation N/A 7,795 13,435* Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security * Population Estimate from Navajo Nation Department of Economic Development Age Distribution % of total 0-14 35.2% 15-24 18.2% 25-44 25.2% 45-64 14.4% 65+ 7.0% Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security, 1996 Population Estimate Population Composition* Race % of total White 20.2% African American 0.2% Native American 77.6% Asian or Pacific Islands 0.2% Other 1.8% Total 100% Hispanic Heritage** 4.2% Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security * Population composition is based on 1990 census ** Persons of Hispanic heritage can be of any race Note: The Navajo Nation communities of Chinle and Window Rock/Ft. Defiance are unincorporated. Civilian Labor Force Labor Force Unemployment Rate Arizona 2,272,388 4.1% Apache County 20,423 16.0% Major Cities/Communities Chinle, Navajo Nation 1,498 20.0% Eagar 1,950 5.0% New Lands, Navajo Nation N/A N/A St. Johns 1,613 5.2% Springerville 988 8.5% Window Rock/Fort Defiance, Navajo Nation 3,188 15.7% Average Employment by Sector Manufacturing 300 Construction 550 Transportation, Communication, and Public Utilities 500 Trade 2,050 Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate 725 Services and Miscellaneous 2,975 Government 11,425 Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security, 1998 Average Wage Rates for Selected Occupations (Arizona average excluding Coconino, Maricopa, Pima, Pinal & Yuma counties) Hourly Average Accounting Clerk $ 9.62 Carpenter $ 11.95 Computer Operator $ 13.50 Computer Programmer $ 21.39 Data Entry Operator $ 8.67 Electrician $ 16.47 Heavy Equipment Mechanic $ 13.22 Secretary $ 9.57 Welder $ 14.19 Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security, 1997 Employer Wage Survey Major Employers Employer Employment Type Ft. Defiance Hospital Health Services Ft. Defiance Indian Health Services Health Services Chinle/Ft. Defiance Navajo Communications Co. Telephone Communications Window Rock Navajo Nation Governmental Window Rock Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Utility Navajo Nation P&M Coal Co. Mining Window Rock Packard-Hughes Interconnect Electric Equipment & Supplies Fort Defiance Sage Memorial Hospital Health Services Ganado Salt River Project Coronado Generating Station Power St. Johns Tucson Electric Power Power Springerville White Mountain Community Hospital Health Services Springerville Source: APS Note: Employers in the county range from 100-499 employees. Employment estimate is based on a specific business location, not overall company employment. Employment by Occupation % of Total Managers & Administrative 5.53 Professional & Technical 31.40 Sales & Related Occupations 6.21 Clerical & Administrative Support 15.89 Service Occupations 13.74 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing 1.96 Production, Maintenance, & Material Handling 25.27 Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security Electric Service Major Suppliers: Continental Divide Electric Corp. (520) 285-6656 Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (520) 729-5721 Navopache Electric Cooperative, Inc. (520) 368-5118 Natural Gas Service Major Suppliers: Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (520) 729-5721 Southwest Gas Corporation (520) 876-7252 Citizens Utilities Gas Division (800) 522-4391 Water and Sewer For information, contact the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, (520) 729-5721, or the Division of Economic Development Office, Navajo Nation, (520) 871-6544. For additional information, see specific community profile or contact the ACES Corporation at (520) 337-2644. Telephone Major Suppliers: AT&T Communications (520) 285-5714 Citizens Telecom (800) 921-8101 Navajo Communications Company, Inc. (520) 871-3789 U.S. West Communications (520) 235-3200 Source: Arizona Corporation Commission, Utility Division Major Hospitals: Sage Memorial Hospital, Ganado (520) 755-3411 White Mountains Community Hospital, Springerville (520) 333-4368 Navajo Community College Tsaile: (520) 724-6630 Northland Pioneer College Eagar: (520) 333-2498 St. Johns: (520) 337-4768 Highways Interstate 40, U.S. 60, U.S. 160, U.S. 180, U.S. 191, state Highway 61, state Highway 180A, state Highway 260, state Highway 261, state Highway 262, state Highway 264, state Highway 273, Indian Route 7, Indian Route 12, Indian Route 54, Indian Route 59, Indian Route 63 Bus Lines Greyhound Bus Lines, Navajo Transit System, White Mountain Passenger Lines Rail Service Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway (800) 726-8233 Trucking Service Alpine Trucking Inc., CTI Trucking, Holiday Charles Logging, JC Trucking, Johnson Freight Lines Air Service Major Airports Airport Name: Springerville Field (520) 333-5746 Functional Class: Community Service Elevation: 7,051' Ownership: Public Use: Public Nav-Aids: None Runway: 03/21 Length: 8,400' Width: 75' Surface: Asphalt Airport Name: St. Johns Industrial Airpark (520) 337-4254 Functional Class: Community Service Elevation: 5,733' Ownership: Public Use: Public Nav-Aids: None Runway: 02/20 Length: 3,400' Width: 60' Surface: Asphalt Airport Name: Window Rock (520) 871-6466 Functional Class: Community Service Elevation: 6,737' Ownership: Native American Use: Public Nav-Aids: None Runway: 02/20 Length: 7,000' Width: 75' Surface: Asphalt Source: Department of Transportation, Arizona Airports Land Use Compatibility Study Commercial Banks Bank One Community First Bank Frontier Bank National Bank of Arizona Norwest Bank Corporate Income Tax Corporate income tax in Arizona is levied at 7 percent. The minimum amount collected by Arizona for corporate income tax is $50. Source: Arizona Department of Revenue Property Tax Community School District Total Outside City/Fire Total City Eagar 5.4438 7.5329 0.9145 8.4474 St. Johns 4.3064 6.3955 0.0000 6.3955 Springerville 5.4438 7.5329 0.0000 7.5329 Source: Arizona Tax Research Foundation, 1998 (Rate is per $100 of assessed value) Note: Property tax in Arizona is based on assessed valuation which is 10 percent of market value for residential property. Average tax rate on homes in Arizona before exemptions and rebates is 1.3% of market value. Sales Tax Arizona has a general sales tax of 5 percent, Apache County has a 1/2 cent general sales tax. St. Johns has an additional 2 percent sales tax, while Springerville and Eagar both have an additional 3 percent sales tax and an additional 2 percent and 3 percent tax, respectively, on hotel and motel stays. Payroll Tax Payroll taxes in Arizona are computed based on federal filing by employers and employees. Generally, withholding for state payroll taxes is between 10 and 32 percent of federal withholding based on employees’ income. Source: Arizona Department of Revenue Chinle There is one 30-acre industrial park with electricity, gas, water, sewer and transportation services available. Contact the Navajo Nation Project Development, P.O. Box 2060, Chinle, Navajo Nation, AZ 86503; (520) 871-6968. Springerville/Eagar There are 221.67 acres available with all utilities. There are also ample sites with paved roads and utilities available for both commercial and industrial use. Adjoining the Springerville Municipal Airport is a 150-acre industrial park with all utilities available to first phase. There are also other sites with paved roads and utilities available for commercial and industrial use. Contact the Round Valley Chamber of Commerce (520) 333-2123. New Lands The New Lands is a planned community administered by the Office of Navajo-Hopi Indian Relocation. For more information, call (520) 688-2413. St. Johns St. Johns’ 80-acre industrial park has full utilities and paved roads. Commercial and industrial areas have ample room for expansion. Contact the Apache County Economic Security (ACES) at (520) 337-2644 or the city of St. Johns at (520) 337-4517. Fort Defiance The Fort Defiance Industrial Site, one of seven industrial sites on the Navajo Nation, is located at the intersection of Navajo Route 12 and Navajo Route 54, 30 miles north of I-40. It has for lease 28 acres with utilities available. Contact the Navajo Nation Project Development at (520) 871-6968. Industrial Development Authorities Industrial Development Authority of Apache County c/o Mitch Platt P.O. Box 398 St. Johns, AZ 85936 (520) 337-4148 The Navajo Nation Project Development Department, Division of Economic Development P.O. Box 663 Window Rock, AZ 86515 (520) 871-5644 Apache County Economic Security (ACES) Corp. P.O. Box 767 75 W. Cleveland St. Johns, AZ 85936 (520) 337-2644 City of St. Johns P.O. Box 455 245 W. First St. South St. Johns, AZ 85936 (520) 337-4517 www.stjohnsaz.com Town of Eagar 174 South Main, Box 1300 Eagar, AZ 85925 (520) 333-4128 The Navajo Nation, Division of Economic Development P.O. Box 663 Window Rock, Navajo Nation, AZ 86515 (520) 871-6968 Office of Navajo & Hopi Relocation-New Lands Office P.O. Box 130 Sanders, AZ 86512-0130 (520) 688-2413 Town of Springerville P.O. Box 390 23 S. Papago Street Springerville, AZ 85938 (520) 333-2656 St. Johns Regional Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 178 180 W. Cleveland St. Johns, AZ 85936 (520) 337-2000 Round Valley Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 31 418 E. Main St. Springerville, AZ 85938 (520) 333-2123 County profiles are produced by the Communications Division of the Arizona Department of Commerce. Jane Dee Hull Governor of Arizona Jackie Vieh, Director Arizona Department of Commerce Reproduction of this publication for commercial use is prohibited by A.R.S. 39-121. Permission to reprint may be granted upon written request to the Arizona Department of Commerce. 11-99
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Full Text | Apache County was carved from Yavapai County — one of Arizona’s original four counties — on Feb. 24, 1879, by the 10th Territorial Legislative Assembly. Leaders of St. Johns and Globe had petitioned for their towns to be the county seat, but the honor went temporarily to Snowflake, with the provision that an election would determine the permanent county seat. In November 1879, on the strength of votes from the mining town of Clifton (now in Greenlee County), St. Johns was designated the county seat. Originally, Apache County encompassed all of present day Navajo County, part of Gila County and part of Graham County, but by 1895 its size had been reduced to the 11,216 square miles it occupies today. The Apache and Navajo Indian reservations cover more than 65.4 percent of the county, and 25 percent of the state’s Native Americans live here. Approx-imately 21 percent is public land, and 13.2 percent is privately owned. All of Apache County is an Enterprise Zone. The forested White Mountains and green pastures in the south of the county contrast sharply with the high, dry, colorful plateau region of the north. Excellent fishing, hunting and skiing make the White Mountains a year-round recreation area. Numerous archaeological sites are open to the public. Fort Defiance, Arizona’s first military post, the Town of Ganado, and Hubbell’s famous trading post (now a National Historic Site) are located in northern Apache County on the Navajo Reservation. Chinle, another Indian trade center, is the gateway to the spectacular Canyon de Chelly National Monument. Also in Apache County are the spectacular Petrified Forest National Park and the Painted Desert, Window Rock, the Navajo tribal capital, and Casa Malpais Archaeological site. The Apache Indian Reservation, located in the White Mountains around the settlement of Fort Apache, includes 25 excel-lent fishing lakes and the Sunrise Park Ski Resort for outdoor recreation, as well as a highly successful lumber mill and a casino. Profile: ARIZONA DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 3800 North Central Avenue, Phoenix, Arizona 85012 (602) 280-1321 Apache County, Arizona County Seat St. Johns Population: 66,350 Labor Force: 20,425* Unemployment Rate: 16.0%* Major Industries: Tourism, Livestock, Lumbering, Government, Utilities * Average rates for 1998. Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security 1980 1990 1998 Arizona 2,716,546 3,665,228 4,764,025 Apache County 52,108 61,591 66,350 Major Cities/Communities Chinle, Navajo Nation 4,893 7,000 8,437* Eagar 2,791 4,025 4,840 New Lands N/A N/A 1,125* St. Johns 3,368 3,294 3,535 Springerville 1,452 1,802 2,085 Window Rock/Fort Defiance, Navajo Nation N/A 7,795 13,435* Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security * Population Estimate from Navajo Nation Department of Economic Development Age Distribution % of total 0-14 35.2% 15-24 18.2% 25-44 25.2% 45-64 14.4% 65+ 7.0% Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security, 1996 Population Estimate Population Composition* Race % of total White 20.2% African American 0.2% Native American 77.6% Asian or Pacific Islands 0.2% Other 1.8% Total 100% Hispanic Heritage** 4.2% Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security * Population composition is based on 1990 census ** Persons of Hispanic heritage can be of any race Note: The Navajo Nation communities of Chinle and Window Rock/Ft. Defiance are unincorporated. Civilian Labor Force Labor Force Unemployment Rate Arizona 2,272,388 4.1% Apache County 20,423 16.0% Major Cities/Communities Chinle, Navajo Nation 1,498 20.0% Eagar 1,950 5.0% New Lands, Navajo Nation N/A N/A St. Johns 1,613 5.2% Springerville 988 8.5% Window Rock/Fort Defiance, Navajo Nation 3,188 15.7% Average Employment by Sector Manufacturing 300 Construction 550 Transportation, Communication, and Public Utilities 500 Trade 2,050 Finance, Insurance, and Real Estate 725 Services and Miscellaneous 2,975 Government 11,425 Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security, 1998 Average Wage Rates for Selected Occupations (Arizona average excluding Coconino, Maricopa, Pima, Pinal & Yuma counties) Hourly Average Accounting Clerk $ 9.62 Carpenter $ 11.95 Computer Operator $ 13.50 Computer Programmer $ 21.39 Data Entry Operator $ 8.67 Electrician $ 16.47 Heavy Equipment Mechanic $ 13.22 Secretary $ 9.57 Welder $ 14.19 Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security, 1997 Employer Wage Survey Major Employers Employer Employment Type Ft. Defiance Hospital Health Services Ft. Defiance Indian Health Services Health Services Chinle/Ft. Defiance Navajo Communications Co. Telephone Communications Window Rock Navajo Nation Governmental Window Rock Navajo Tribal Utility Authority Utility Navajo Nation P&M Coal Co. Mining Window Rock Packard-Hughes Interconnect Electric Equipment & Supplies Fort Defiance Sage Memorial Hospital Health Services Ganado Salt River Project Coronado Generating Station Power St. Johns Tucson Electric Power Power Springerville White Mountain Community Hospital Health Services Springerville Source: APS Note: Employers in the county range from 100-499 employees. Employment estimate is based on a specific business location, not overall company employment. Employment by Occupation % of Total Managers & Administrative 5.53 Professional & Technical 31.40 Sales & Related Occupations 6.21 Clerical & Administrative Support 15.89 Service Occupations 13.74 Agriculture, Forestry, & Fishing 1.96 Production, Maintenance, & Material Handling 25.27 Source: Arizona Department of Economic Security Electric Service Major Suppliers: Continental Divide Electric Corp. (520) 285-6656 Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (520) 729-5721 Navopache Electric Cooperative, Inc. (520) 368-5118 Natural Gas Service Major Suppliers: Navajo Tribal Utility Authority (520) 729-5721 Southwest Gas Corporation (520) 876-7252 Citizens Utilities Gas Division (800) 522-4391 Water and Sewer For information, contact the Navajo Tribal Utility Authority, (520) 729-5721, or the Division of Economic Development Office, Navajo Nation, (520) 871-6544. For additional information, see specific community profile or contact the ACES Corporation at (520) 337-2644. Telephone Major Suppliers: AT&T Communications (520) 285-5714 Citizens Telecom (800) 921-8101 Navajo Communications Company, Inc. (520) 871-3789 U.S. West Communications (520) 235-3200 Source: Arizona Corporation Commission, Utility Division Major Hospitals: Sage Memorial Hospital, Ganado (520) 755-3411 White Mountains Community Hospital, Springerville (520) 333-4368 Navajo Community College Tsaile: (520) 724-6630 Northland Pioneer College Eagar: (520) 333-2498 St. Johns: (520) 337-4768 Highways Interstate 40, U.S. 60, U.S. 160, U.S. 180, U.S. 191, state Highway 61, state Highway 180A, state Highway 260, state Highway 261, state Highway 262, state Highway 264, state Highway 273, Indian Route 7, Indian Route 12, Indian Route 54, Indian Route 59, Indian Route 63 Bus Lines Greyhound Bus Lines, Navajo Transit System, White Mountain Passenger Lines Rail Service Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway (800) 726-8233 Trucking Service Alpine Trucking Inc., CTI Trucking, Holiday Charles Logging, JC Trucking, Johnson Freight Lines Air Service Major Airports Airport Name: Springerville Field (520) 333-5746 Functional Class: Community Service Elevation: 7,051' Ownership: Public Use: Public Nav-Aids: None Runway: 03/21 Length: 8,400' Width: 75' Surface: Asphalt Airport Name: St. Johns Industrial Airpark (520) 337-4254 Functional Class: Community Service Elevation: 5,733' Ownership: Public Use: Public Nav-Aids: None Runway: 02/20 Length: 3,400' Width: 60' Surface: Asphalt Airport Name: Window Rock (520) 871-6466 Functional Class: Community Service Elevation: 6,737' Ownership: Native American Use: Public Nav-Aids: None Runway: 02/20 Length: 7,000' Width: 75' Surface: Asphalt Source: Department of Transportation, Arizona Airports Land Use Compatibility Study Commercial Banks Bank One Community First Bank Frontier Bank National Bank of Arizona Norwest Bank Corporate Income Tax Corporate income tax in Arizona is levied at 7 percent. The minimum amount collected by Arizona for corporate income tax is $50. Source: Arizona Department of Revenue Property Tax Community School District Total Outside City/Fire Total City Eagar 5.4438 7.5329 0.9145 8.4474 St. Johns 4.3064 6.3955 0.0000 6.3955 Springerville 5.4438 7.5329 0.0000 7.5329 Source: Arizona Tax Research Foundation, 1998 (Rate is per $100 of assessed value) Note: Property tax in Arizona is based on assessed valuation which is 10 percent of market value for residential property. Average tax rate on homes in Arizona before exemptions and rebates is 1.3% of market value. Sales Tax Arizona has a general sales tax of 5 percent, Apache County has a 1/2 cent general sales tax. St. Johns has an additional 2 percent sales tax, while Springerville and Eagar both have an additional 3 percent sales tax and an additional 2 percent and 3 percent tax, respectively, on hotel and motel stays. Payroll Tax Payroll taxes in Arizona are computed based on federal filing by employers and employees. Generally, withholding for state payroll taxes is between 10 and 32 percent of federal withholding based on employees’ income. Source: Arizona Department of Revenue Chinle There is one 30-acre industrial park with electricity, gas, water, sewer and transportation services available. Contact the Navajo Nation Project Development, P.O. Box 2060, Chinle, Navajo Nation, AZ 86503; (520) 871-6968. Springerville/Eagar There are 221.67 acres available with all utilities. There are also ample sites with paved roads and utilities available for both commercial and industrial use. Adjoining the Springerville Municipal Airport is a 150-acre industrial park with all utilities available to first phase. There are also other sites with paved roads and utilities available for commercial and industrial use. Contact the Round Valley Chamber of Commerce (520) 333-2123. New Lands The New Lands is a planned community administered by the Office of Navajo-Hopi Indian Relocation. For more information, call (520) 688-2413. St. Johns St. Johns’ 80-acre industrial park has full utilities and paved roads. Commercial and industrial areas have ample room for expansion. Contact the Apache County Economic Security (ACES) at (520) 337-2644 or the city of St. Johns at (520) 337-4517. Fort Defiance The Fort Defiance Industrial Site, one of seven industrial sites on the Navajo Nation, is located at the intersection of Navajo Route 12 and Navajo Route 54, 30 miles north of I-40. It has for lease 28 acres with utilities available. Contact the Navajo Nation Project Development at (520) 871-6968. Industrial Development Authorities Industrial Development Authority of Apache County c/o Mitch Platt P.O. Box 398 St. Johns, AZ 85936 (520) 337-4148 The Navajo Nation Project Development Department, Division of Economic Development P.O. Box 663 Window Rock, AZ 86515 (520) 871-5644 Apache County Economic Security (ACES) Corp. P.O. Box 767 75 W. Cleveland St. Johns, AZ 85936 (520) 337-2644 City of St. Johns P.O. Box 455 245 W. First St. South St. Johns, AZ 85936 (520) 337-4517 www.stjohnsaz.com Town of Eagar 174 South Main, Box 1300 Eagar, AZ 85925 (520) 333-4128 The Navajo Nation, Division of Economic Development P.O. Box 663 Window Rock, Navajo Nation, AZ 86515 (520) 871-6968 Office of Navajo & Hopi Relocation-New Lands Office P.O. Box 130 Sanders, AZ 86512-0130 (520) 688-2413 Town of Springerville P.O. Box 390 23 S. Papago Street Springerville, AZ 85938 (520) 333-2656 St. Johns Regional Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 178 180 W. Cleveland St. Johns, AZ 85936 (520) 337-2000 Round Valley Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 31 418 E. Main St. Springerville, AZ 85938 (520) 333-2123 County profiles are produced by the Communications Division of the Arizona Department of Commerce. Jane Dee Hull Governor of Arizona Jackie Vieh, Director Arizona Department of Commerce Reproduction of this publication for commercial use is prohibited by A.R.S. 39-121. Permission to reprint may be granted upon written request to the Arizona Department of Commerce. 11-99 |