Welcome to the Tri-County Regional Research, Stats, & Data Hub

Your source for economic, demographic, and workforce data in Michigan's Capital Region.

Monthly Unemployment, 2019-2023 | Tri-County Region

The Tri-County Region, which includes Clinton, Eaton, and Ingham counties, has had a strong economic recovery since the pandemic. In fact, as of April 2023, unemployment reached pre-pandemic levels of 2.9%. Amid the pandemic, the monthly unemployment rate in the Tri-County Region peaked at 18.1%, nearly 4 points higher than the national rate. However, over the last five years, the Tri-County Region has seen unemployment rates mostly like the US, outside of the period during the pandemic.

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Gross Regional Product, 2012-2022 | Lansing Metro (MSA)

GRP increased more than $2.6 million (8.9%) from 2021 to 2022, a greater increase than the year before. Overall GRP exceeded $32 million in 2022. The MSA has seen GRP growth in every year from 2012 to 2022. Positive GRP growth of 7.5% and 8.9% in each of the last two years signals an overall healthy economy going forward. The Lansing Metro (MSA) includes Clinton, Eaton, Ingham and Shiawassee counties.

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Population by County, 2023 | Lansing Region Labor Shed

The Lansing Region Labor Shed’s population is 1,202,187 as of 2023. Ingham County comprises 23.7% of the regional total at 284,637, which is unsurprising, given its location as the region’s population hub. Ingham, Livingston, and Jackson Counties host 53.3% of the labor shed’s population. The counties with the lowest populations include Gratiot (41,368), Barry (63,808), and Ionia (66,262).

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