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Where would one locate this information online?

Wow, that's sad. Thought there would be more around here. The total for the Plano zip codes is less than 500.

Thanks. Is that number if licenses issued in that timeframe, or total license active to date at that time? I am hoping to find the latter.

I am assuming just 2006 because it is titled "Demographic Reports for Fiscal Year 2006."

Heck in my Zip there is me and 1 other person

So is there a method online to determine how many active licenses are currently ISSUED to date for a specific zip code? Or is this where the letter writing comes into play?

BrassMonkey wrote:So is there a method online to determine how many active licenses are currently ISSUED to date for a specific zip code? Or is this where the letter writing comes into play?

Would it be too much to ask what you plan to do with this information?

BrassMonkey wrote:So is there a method online to determine how many active licenses are currently ISSUED to date for a specific zip code? Or is this where the letter writing comes into play?

There used to be. I do not see it in their stack 'o stuff now, though.

Why, Rule the world of course :-)

llwatson wrote:

BrassMonkey wrote:So is there a method online to determine how many active licenses are currently ISSUED to date for a specific zip code? Or is this where the letter writing comes into play?

Would it be too much to ask what you plan to do with this information?

BrassMonkey wrote:Why, Rule the world of course :-)

llwatson wrote:

BrassMonkey wrote:So is there a method online to determine how many active licenses are currently ISSUED to date for a specific zip code? Or is this where the letter writing comes into play?

Would it be too much to ask what you plan to do with this information?

Well, logically you could count up all of the licenses in a given zip code for each year over the last 5 years and add them up. Since the licenses last about 5 years (or slightly less), you should be able to get a good idea of the actual numbers that way.

Thanks, I was trying to avoid any sort of math... I will do that.

BrassMonkey wrote:Thanks, I was trying to avoid any sort of math... I will do that.

I don't know what you paln to do with the information, but for practical purposes, you can start with the number of licenses issued in 2006. The total number of license holders will be more than 4 times that number (since more people get licenses every year than the year before) and probably less than 5 times.

- Jim

Man, that is interesting.
In my zip code there are only two.


Me and the wife

Dan

phddan wrote:Man, that is interesting.
In my zip code there are only two.


Me and the wife

Dan

That eliminates alot of guess work.......time to start spreading the word!