LMI Data Books – Fed Communities
Kansas City Fed
The LMI Data Books are an assembly of data points with a focus on low- and moderate-income populations and communities. These tools are intended to aid community development organizations with their program planning and grant applications and provide a better understanding of the populations they serve. The data books are broken out into segments: demographics, employment and wages, and housing. Each segment has data down to at least the county level, so users can examine data as close to their geographies of interest as possible.
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