

Community Indicators Project
About the Project
The Orange County Community Indicators Project (CIP) annually measures the overall quality of life of the Orange County community by tracking key indicators of economic, social and environmental well being. Modeled after successful programs in the state and nation, the Community Indicators Project serves as an ongoing and dynamic measurement tool which can support a variety of local and regional initiatives concerned with the wellbeing of the county.
With the help and commitment of key stakeholders and numerous contributors throughout the county, the project has successfully produced annual reports since 1999. We hope you will find the reports useful and thought provoking. We invite you to share them with others interested in sustaining Orange County's long-term health and quality of life.
Community input is very important to the success of this effort. You can contact project representatives by calling (714)834.7257 or sending an email to ocindicators@ocgov.com.
Project Partners

Download the Reports
The Orange County Community Indicators reports provide balanced measurements of the factors that contribute to sustaining Orange County vitality: a healthy economy, education and technology capacity, social and civic engagement, high quality of life, public safety, and environmental well-being. They are a must-read for business leaders, elected officials, community leaders or any resident interested in helping maintain Orange County's high quality of life.
2007 Community Indicators Report
2006 Community Indicators Report
2005 Community Indicators Report
2004 Community Indicators Report
2003 Community Indicators Report
2002 Community Indicators Report
Additional Research Resources
The Orange County Community Indicators Report is but one of many publications that annually measure Orange County's quality of life. Additional research publications can be found on OCBC's research page and on the County of Orange's website as well as on the Children's and Families Commission of Orange County's CIP page.
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