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Fairbanks is currently declining at a rate of -0.57% annually and its population has decreased by -2.81% since the most recent census, which recorded a population of 32,401 in 2020. The average household income in Fairbanks is $88,945 with a poverty rate of 9.6%.
Occupational groups with the highest employment in the Fairbanks area included office and administrative support (12.8 percent), food preparation and serving related (9.0 percent), and transportation and material moving (8.2 percent).
Interior Alaska is losing its last local television newscast, as the corporate owner of NewsCenter Fairbanks downsizes its news operation and lays off employees. KTVF Channel 11 and KXDF Channel 13, known together as NewsCenter Fairbanks, are collectively owned by Gray TV/Gray Media, headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.
Nearby Fort Wainwright and Eilson Air Force Base are both substantial influences in the region, employing more than one-third of the workforce in the area. Tourism, health care, oil and mining are also prominent areas for Fairbankss economy.
Largest employers RankNameAverage Monthly Employment in 2010 1 Providence Health Services 4,000+ 2 Walmart/Sams Club 3,0003,249 3 Carrs Safeway Alaska Division 2,7502,999 4 Fred Meyer 2,5002,74946 more rows
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Besides Fort Wainwright and Eilson Air Force Base, the largest employers in Fairbanks are: Banner Health System. Alyeska Pipeline Service. Tanana Chiefs Conference. Fairbanks Gold Mining. Petro Star. University of Alaska. Fairbanks North Star Borough School District. Donyon, Ltd.
Typical Expenses 1 ADULT2 ADULTS (BOTH WORKING) 0 Children0 Children Required annual income after taxes $43,888 $62,404 Annual taxes $6,998 $8,833 Required annual income before taxes $50,886 $71,2378 more rows
Midnight Sun Festival Theres no better place to celebrate summer solstice than downtown Fairbanks, Alaskabasking in 24-hour daylight just 140 miles south of the Arctic Circle. The historic Midnight Sun Festival is Alaskas largest single-day event which celebrates sunshine in the Golden Heart City.

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