College Park provides the best of both worlds--a small town atmosphere within one of the fastest growing metropolitan area in the country. The latest U.S. Census figures set the city's population at 20,382. Employers, however, may take advantage of a metropolitan labor force of 3,000,000 plus. A well-maintained and convenient highway system, along with extensive rapid rail and bus routes, enable workers to access a wide range of employment options.

College Park workers earn, on average, $615 weekly. This is slightly more than Georgia's weekly average of $529.

The unemployment rate of College Park is 7.8 percent.
The unemployment rate of Fulton County is 6.2 percent.
The unemployment rate in the State of Georgia  is 5.2 percent.
-Georgia Department of Labor - 2003

Georgia is a right-to-work state.

Principal Manufacturing Industries
Food-related services and products
Concrete products

Major Businesses
Paper
Chemicals
Fabricated metals
Printing and publishing
Petroleum and related industries
Rubber and plastics
Electrical machinery.

Labor Force
College Park is home to Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport which employs approximately 40,000 plus people, making College Park one of the largest employment districts in Georgia. Service-related employment (airport related and hospitality) are the dominant growth sectors in College Park with over 4,000 service sector jobs created since 1991.

Statistics about College Park
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College Park Building Permits (Last 5 Years)
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Audit Information
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City of College Park Audit for Fiscal Year 2003.

City of College Park Audit for Fiscal Year 2004.

City of College Park Audit for Fiscal Year 2005.