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ACS 2020–2024 five-year estimates, MCDC profile rendering, sections E9 (industry) and E8 (occupation), universe 45 employed residents
The town's largest single block of work is education and health — twelve of its forty-five workers. The industry table prints whole: educational services and health care and social assistance 12 (26.7 percent); retail trade 8 (17.8); professional, scientific, management and administrative services 7 (15.6); arts, entertainment, recreation, accommodation and food services 5 (11.1); other services 4 (8.9); wholesale trade 3 (6.7); manufacturing 2 (4.4); transportation, warehousing and utilities 2 (4.4); finance, insurance and real estate 1 (2.2); public administration 1 (2.2); and none in agriculture, none in construction, none in information. The occupation table tells the same story from the other side: management, business, science and arts occupations 23 (51.1 percent); sales and office 10 (22.2); service occupations 9 (20.0); production, transportation and material moving 2 (4.4); construction, extraction, installation, maintenance and repair 1 (2.2); farming, fishing and forestry none. The pattern is a professional suburb's: half the town works in management and professional occupations, a plurality for the region's schools, colleges and hospitals as an industry class — an industry class, printed as one: no carrier names which institutions those twelve work for, and this fragment does not guess.