Between May 20 and June 20, Georgetown had 720 residents in the city’s three ZIP codes—78626, 78628 and 78633—file unemployment claims about two months after businesses began to open May 1, data shows.
The one-month snapshot has dropped significantly from TWC’s March 16-April 16 report, when Georgetown had 3,113 claims, the highest number of claims within a month since the start of the coronavirus pandemic.
Williamson County also dropped from one slot, from 13th to 14th, among the Texas counties with highest unemployment counts. It reported 5,262 claims over the past month.
The county’s unemployment claims count has too significantly dropped. At its peak during the pandemic, Williamson County had 23,211 unemployment claims between March 16 and April 16.
Here is a breakdown of unemployment claims in Georgetown’s three ZIP codes as well as a combination of that data to represent the city. The mapping was developed by the TWC Labor Market and Career Information Department.
78626
- Population: 34,832
- Working population: 17,518
- Unemployment claim count: 356
- Male: 177
- Female: 179
- Population: 32,341
- Working population: 14,790
- Unemployment claim count: 260
- Male: 134
- Female: 126
- Population: 28,080
- Working population: 6,614
- Unemployment claim count: 104
- Male: 37
- Female: 67
- Population: 95,253
- Working population: 38,922
- Unemployment claim count: 720
- Male: 348
- Female: 372
- Population: 571,610
- Working population: 300,059
- Unemployment claim count: 5,262
- Male: 2,575
- Female: 2,679
- Gender unknown: 8
