County industry · North Carolina

Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities in Bertie County, NC: 3 establishments

• 3Establishments in this industry
• 2Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report
• 2Nursing facilities
• 10Hazardous-waste handlers
• 12Clean Air Act facilities
• 226Motor carriers

The U.S. Census Bureau counts 3 establishments in this industry in Bertie County, employing 31 people in mid-March, on an annual payroll of $1,555 thousand. Residential Mental Health and Substance Abuse Facilities is filed by the Census under the six-digit industry code NAICS 623220, which is the code in this page’s address. Beside it, 252 federal facility and compliance records are on file in Bertie County across 5 programs — collected by other agencies under other statutes and shown together because they describe the same place. By federal records on file, Bertie County is the 65th of 98 North Carolina counties carrying records in more than one program.

What this page shows

The page describes Bertie County, North Carolina, identified by the federal information processing code 37015. It covers the industry code NAICS 623220 and lists 252 federal facility and compliance records on file. These records originate from 5 federal programs. In the 2022 Census vintage, the county counts 3 establishments in this specific industry. The same Census data shows 31 people employed in mid-March for this sector. The annual payroll for these establishments is 1555 thousand dollars. The first-quarter payroll is recorded as 392 thousand dollars. There are 3 records counted on this page, matching the establishment count. Bertie County holds the rank of 65 among its state's counties carrying records. A total of 98 counties in this state carry records in more than one program. The county includes 2 Hospitals filing a Medicare cost report. There are also 2 Nursing facilities and 10 Hazardous-waste handlers. Twelve facilities fall under the Clean Air Act. The file lists 226 Motor carriers. These figures provide context for the industry data. They show how local economic activity intersects with federal oversight. The employment and payroll numbers reflect the scale of this sector. The facility counts indicate the breadth of regulatory compliance. Readers can use these digits to assess the local footprint. The data offers a snapshot of the 2022 vintage. It links specific industry codes to county-level records. The absence of other industries keeps the focus narrow. This allows for a clear view of the filed figures.

Other industries recorded in Bertie County

• Religious Organizations 42
• Gasoline Stations with Convenience Stores 15
• Limited-Service Restaurants 9
• Logging 8
• All Other General Merchandise Stores 8
• Residential Intellectual and Developmental Disability Facilities 8
• Child Day Care Services 8
• General Freight Trucking, Long-Distance, Truckload 7

Programs side by side

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Figures from the federal source files: EPA’s ECHO downloads, CMS provider files and the FMCSA census.

County business counts from the U.S. Census Bureau’s County Business Patterns, 2022 county file. The Census publishes a cell only where three or more establishments are counted, which is its own suppression floor and this property’s page floor alike.