Saint Mary's County examines family growth percentages against neighboring counties.

On April 22, the House Appropriations Committee heard Joint Fiscal Office analyst Ed Barnett report Vermont’s estimated population was 648,493 on 07/01/2024, with a 2024 decline and preliminary 2025 loss of ~1,800 people; members discussed drivers (births, deaths, migration), aging cohorts and tax implications.

A consultant’s enrollment study presented to the Chelsea School District board projects relatively flat total enrollment through 2030 while noting statewide live‑birth declines and the district’s reliance on school‑of‑choice students to stabilize numbers.

New projections from the Institut de la statistique du Québec (ISQ) reveal that Quebec's population growth will become increasingly uneven across the province. While regions like the Capitale-Nationale and Chaudière-Appalaches are expected to experience significant long-term growth, areas such as Montreal's administrative region could see a population decline of up to 4.5% between 2021 and 2051. The report highlights factors like aging populations, lower birth rates, and migration patterns driving these changes. Demographer Frédéric Fleury-Payeur notes that migration remains the most influential factor, with many residents moving to suburbs or returning to their regions of origin. Despite potential population declines in some areas, housing demand will remain high due to shifting household structures, including more seniors living alone or in collective housing. The projections emphasize that these are not predictions but extensions of current trends, with uncertainties around immigration policies and economic conditions that could alter outcomes. The article underscores the need for regional planning to address disparities in growth and housing needs across Quebec.

District anticipates further enrollment drops as demographic trends continue downward.

Members of the Affordable Housing Commission said regional planning updates and an impending state law change around July 1 may constrain local review time; they asked town planning staff for clarification and scheduled a special meeting to follow up.

<p>A new study by the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has revealed that the economic and well-being gaps between Ireland and Northern Ireland are widening, with Ireland outperforming its...

Executive Director Sean Fitzgerald presented demographic and enrollment forecasts showing a recent fall in district-area births, a current kindergarten capture rate near 76% and a modeled decline of roughly 880 students over five years under current trends; board members discussed capital planning and budget implications.

Survey highlights disparity between ideal and real family sizes in Ohio.

Christians remain the largest religious group, and Muslims grew the fastest from 2010 to 2020. Read how the global share of Buddhists, Hindus, Jews and the religiously unaffiliated changed, according ...

Commissioners and senior staff from Dakota and Scott counties met in a joint workshop to compare demographics and identify opportunities to share services — from jail health care to IT, human services and solid‑waste programs — and asked staff to return with prioritized options.

Residents express satisfaction in the program despite rising HOA dues and aging demographics.

California's population grew 0.6% in 2024, adding nearly 250,000 residents to reach 39.43 million, according to Census Bureau estimates. The growth came entirely from a rebound in international immigration,...

Consultants presenting a 10‑year demographic model said Rock Hill Schools could lose roughly 10% of enrollment over the next decade, largely driven by smaller household sizes and increasing nontraditional school attendance; trustees pressed for facility studies and feeder‑pattern fixes.

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Norwood faces aging population growth and increasing housing costs that require strategic planning.

A Flow Analytics demographer told the North Clackamas board that demographic trends, smaller recent birth cohorts and housing patterns point to a modest district‑wide enrollment decline from about 16,539 (2025) to roughly 15,664 over ten years under the middle scenario; one‑year forecast error was reported near 0.6%.