Economy
It's crucial for a community to offer opportunities for meaningful employment, enabling individuals to support themselves and their families. Jobs that provide livable wages allow families to secure safe housing, reliable transportation, access to healthcare, and a better quality of life. A strong workforce builds a healthier economy, driving development and growth throughout the entire community.
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Unemployment Rates
Unemployment rates and the number of people who report being unemployed have decreased in Fremont.
Median Household Income
The median income for households in Fremont is more than $67,000, but varies considerably by household type.
Employment by Industry
About a quarter of people in Dodge County work in areas related to educational services, and health care and social assistance.
Wage Rates by Industry
Wages overall are similar in Fremont compared to the state as a whole. For all industries for which data is available, average weekly wages in Fremont increased between 2017 and 2023.
Long Commutes
Fewer Fremont residents commute 30+ minutes compared to the US.
Net Taxable Sales
Annual net taxable sales in Fremont grew by more than $200 million between 2024 and 2015.
Median Earnings by Education and Sex
The gender gap of males’ median earnings being higher than females’ earnings is greatest among workers with some college, but who have not completed a Bachelor’s degree and smallest among workers with a professional degree or higher.
Labor Force Participation
The labor force participation rate in Fremont is similar to Nebraska’s rate overall. The rate has remained fairly constant over time.