TexasCHLforum.com

jrs_diesel wrote:

mojo84 wrote:Roy, you may have to submit an information request to get that data. It appears that's what the Express News did.

I thought only law enforcement had access to our LTC data?

You are correct. We are talking about the totals by county or zip code. They cannot release data that identifies specific LTC holders.

Deleted. not relevant.

Very interesting that there are 1,115 LTC for the springtown zip code.

2,149 in Grapevine, which is a single zip code town.

My zip is 3800, Good Old Katy, not New Katy which definitely has more people than Old Katy.

Our zip ranked 18, 2859 LTC out of total of 63,140 (all ages) or 5%. Assuming adults above 21 are less than 50% than 1 in 10 do have an LTC

1,927 in my zip. I don't think that's too bad since we only have a population of 8,000 people.

BulldogBorders wrote:1,927 in my zip. I don't think that's too bad since we only have a population of 8,000 people.

That's almost 25% !!
<bow>

mojo84 wrote:
You are correct. We are talking about the totals by county or zip code. They cannot release data that identifies specific LTC holders.

Good to know. Thanks for clearing that up.

The Annoyed Man wrote:2,149 in Grapevine, which is a single zip code town.

The estimated 2015 population of Grapevine is 50,844 - according to the city's Wikipedia page. That makes for 4.23% with LTCs.......of course that population figure includes children and other indelible people, so I don't know if you could legitimately say it was that high.

If it is correct, there is a population of 1,250 where I live.

403 LTC

So basically 1/3 of the population.

Barely 2% of the population in my town.

I caught this headline this morning on one of my feeds.
"NEWSPAPER PUBLISHES MAP showing thieves which neighborhoods are safest to rob."