Colorado Payroll Employment By County for The Federal Government Trade Transportation And Utilities Industry in July, 2020
Updated on October 9, 2022.

According to recent data from the US Bureau of Labor Statistics, in July, 2020, Colorado added -374 number of jobs to the federal government trade, transportation, and utilities industry. Among Colorado counties, Routt added the highest number of jobs (4), followed by Gilpin (3), and Montrose (3).

Interact with the charts below to see for each county, the number of payroll employment, and the number of jobs added in July, 2020. This information can also be found in a table below.

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Colorado Payroll Employment By County for The Federal Government Trade Transportation And Utilities Industry in July, 2020
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Colorado Payroll Employment By County for The Federal Government Trade Transportation And Utilities Industry in July, 2020
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County Number of Employment Jobs Added
Adams 430 -17
Alamosa 35 -1
Arapahoe 915 -10
Archuleta 7 -1
Baca 13 0
Bent 10 -1
Boulder 442 -17
Broomfield 139 -8
Chaffee 30 -3
Cheyenne 7 0
Clear Creek 13 0
Conejos 20 -1
Costilla 7 -1
Crowley 10 1
Custer 10 -2
Delta 64 -1
Denver 3393 -147
Dolores 4 0
Douglas 334 -16
Eagle 50 -1
Elbert 21 -2
El Paso 1350 -33
Fremont 52 1
Garfield 83 -5
Gilpin 11 3
Grand 19 2
Gunnison 23 -3
Hinsdale 2 0
Huerfano 11 0
Jackson 4 0
Jefferson 649 -48
Kiowa 6 1
Kit Carson 24 -2
Lake 11 0
La Plata 69 -3
Larimer 408 -17
Las Animas 27 -3
Lincoln 14 0
Logan 36 -3
Mesa 291 -8
Mineral 3 0
Moffat 19 -1
Montezuma 41 2
Montrose 65 3
Morgan 45 -2
Otero 46 -2
Ouray 12 0
Park 24 2
Phillips 15 -1
Pitkin 32 -2
Prowers 20 -3
Pueblo 180 1
Rio Blanco 8 2
Rio Grande 26 -1
Routt 26 4
Saguache 13 1
San Juan 1 0
San Miguel 11 -1
Sedgwick 9 -1
Summit 22 -3
Teller 20 -1
Washington 13 -3
Weld 355 -18
Yuma 30 -4