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County Data
Explore child care data for a number of Wisconsin counties, including supply and demand trends, population statistics, and access gaps. This page provides localized insights that helps to frame the child care industry issues and needs.
Overview
The following charts highlight key 2024 population trends, birth rates, and child care availability trends in Lincoln, Langlade, and St. Croix County, Wisconsin.
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Population
These charts highlight key population trends and changes in Lincoln County, including total population shifts and components like migration and natural growth.
Births
This data image shows that Lincoln County had 246 births in 2024.
Regulated Childcare
These data images show the trend in number of child care providers throughout Lincoln County
*According to a study by the UW Institute for Research and Poverty, an estimated 25% of child care providers will close due to the end of the Bridge Program, formerly known as Child Care Counts. Program ends June 2026.
dcf.wisconsin.gov/cclicensing/lcc-directories
Population
These charts highlight key population trends and changes in Langlade County, including total population shifts and components like migration and natural growth.
Births
This data image shows that Langlade County had 166 births in 2024.
Regulated Childcare
These data images show the trend in number of child care providers throughout Langlade County
*According to a study by the UW Institute for Research and Poverty, an estimated 25% of child care providers will close due to the end of the Bridge Program, formerly known as Child Care Counts. Program ends June 2026.
dcf.wisconsin.gov/cclicensing/lcc-directories
Population
These charts highlight key population trends and changes in St. Croix County, including total population shifts and components like migration and natural growth.
Births
This data image shows that Langlade County had 1,029 births in 2024.
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Regulated Childcare
These data images show the trend in number of child care providers throughout St. Croix County
*According to a study by the UW Institute for Research and Poverty, an estimated 25% of child care providers will close due to the end of the Bridge Program, formerly known as Child Care Counts. Program ends June 2026.
dcf.wisconsin.gov/cclicensing/lcc-directories
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Our Vision
This chart highlights key population trends and changes in Lincoln County, including total population shifts and components like migration and natural growth.
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