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Among the many reports included in the auditor's 2011 Annual Report are graphs, schedule on sources, and uses, of cash, long-term debt, state and federal grants, building permits, unemployment rates (7.1 percent in 2011) and total county cash.

The San Juan County 2011 annual report, as compiled by the auditor, is available online at the auditor’s home page, on the county website, www.co.san-juan.wa.us.

Among reports included in the Annual Report are graphs and schedules on sources, and uses, of cash, long-term debt, state and federal grants, building permits, unemployment rates (7.1 percent in 2011) and total county cash.

Below are a few other statisical highlights: estimated population, 15,900; registered voters, 11574; number of building permits issued in 2011, 78 (2006, 170); county employees (“full-time equivalents or FTEs”), 224.6 (2010, 243.1).

Some financial facts: total county real estate valuation, $8,059,711,892 ($8 billion); personal property valuation, $76,787,440; property tax collections: $43,453,969. More financial facts: county revenue sources: 49 percent taxes, 28 percent intergovernmental transfers (e.g., from the State), 3 percent licenses and permits, and 0 percent from fines & penalties.

Find out more at by visiting the county website and clicking on the auditor’s homepage, and look for “Auditor’s Quarterly Reports.”