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2000 03 2017 07 11 14 1 WHAT IS NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH? 1 2 HELPS PRIORITIZE PLANNING TOOL RESOURCES Overall need Shows where to target metric resources Residential-based Triage for primarily neighborhoods
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POVERTY CRIMES RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY VALUES HOME OWNERSHIP UNSAFE STRUCTURES NOTE: Influenced by larger market trends
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HEALTHY OUT PATIENT AT RISK INTENSIVE CARE
favorable emerging negative seriously distressed Vital signs
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117 block groups 5 block groups 1 block group fell into Intensive Care fell into At Risk 18 block groups Better Health Rating
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Census block groups
Intensive Care/At Risk cut from 33% to 28% Healthy/OP improved from 67% to 72%
2000
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Census block groups
Intensive Care/At Risk cut from 68% to 64% Healthy/OP improved from 32% to 36%
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Number of Census block groups
Intensive Care/At Risk cut from 77% to 64% Healthy/OP improved from 23% to 36%
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NIA block groups
POVERTY PUBLIC SAFETY PROPERTY VALUES SF HOME OWNERSHIP UNSAFE STRUCTURES
+16 +8 +11 +10
+7 13
Fewer people in poverty; improved job market
“For-sale” inventory very low; values appreciating; new lot absorption
Less blighted and vacant structures; improves property values and homeownership rates
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More areas improved than not since 2014; East Topeka out of IC
Post-recession effects stabilized; property values and incomes positively impacted
Ramped-up anti-blight initiatives will help overall ratings even as more properties are cited
IC block groups cut in half and OP blocks groups nearly double since 2000
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