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Mesa

A Census profile of the Mesa Public Use Microdata Area in Colorado, from the 2024 American Community Survey. It is home to 146,607 people, with a median household income of $69,545 and a median age of 41.5.

Cities & areas covered: Mesa.

146,607
Population
$69,545
Median HH income
38.5%
Bachelor's+
$400,000
Median home value

How Mesa compares to Colorado

  • Median household income here is $69,545, $27,340 below the Colorado figure of $96,885.
  • The bachelor's-degree rate here is 38.5%, 9.4% below the Colorado figure of 47.9%.
  • Homeownership here is 72.8%, 6.8% above the Colorado figure of 66.0%.
  • The poverty rate here is 9.7%, 0.2% above the Colorado figure of 9.5%.

Mesa vs. Colorado vs. the U.S.

Every figure is a weighted estimate from the 2024 ACS PUMS. The CO and U.S. columns are the state and population-weighted national averages, for comparison.

StatisticThis PUMACO
Median household income$69,545$96,885
Median family income$91,372$121,830
Mean wage (workers)$56,081$74,677
Median personal income (15+)$33,402$43,859
Poverty rate9.7%9.5%
Unemployment rate6.6%4.2%
Labor force participation (16+)60.7%68.8%
Mean hours worked / week37.438.1
Mean Interest, dividends, and net rental income$2,546$4,021
Mean Selected monthly owner costs as a percentage of household income25.0%25.0%
Mean All other income$834$810
Mean Public assistance income$67$42
Mean Total person's earnings$36,292$53,751
Mean Income-to-poverty ratio305348.8
Mean Retirement income$3,283$4,079
Mean Self-employment income$2,515$3,211
Mean Supplementary Security Income$222$176
Mean Social Security income$4,329$3,289

Mesa — FAQ

What is the population of the Mesa PUMA?+

The Mesa PUMA in Colorado has a population of 146,607, per the 2024 American Community Survey (ACS) PUMS.

What is the median household income in Mesa, CO?+

Median household income in the Mesa PUMA is $69,545, compared with $96,885 across Colorado and $83,310 nationally.

What cities and counties are in the Mesa PUMA?+

The Mesa PUMA covers Mesa. PUMAs are built from whole counties or, in denser areas, groups of census tracts, so one PUMA can span several places.

What is a PUMA?+

A PUMA (Public Use Microdata Area) is a U.S. Census geography of roughly 100,000 or more people — the most detailed level at which ACS PUMS microdata is released. Colorado contains 45 PUMAs.

Where does this Mesa data come from?+

These figures come from the U.S. Census Bureau's 2024 ACS Public Use Microdata Sample — a de-identified, weighted sample of individual records. PUMSdata is an independent product and is not affiliated with the Census Bureau.