Understanding Our Community
The Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (SRPMIC) is a dynamic and growing population located in the heart of the Phoenix metropolitan area. Our community’s demographics reflect a rich tapestry of cultures, ages, and educational backgrounds, contributing to the vibrant character of our region.
Population Overview
- Total Population (10-mile radius): 786,778 residents
- Average Age: 38.5 years
- Population Growth Since 2010: 4.12%
- Projected Growth (Next 5 Years): 4.49%
Data Source: 2016 KlasRobinson QED Optimization Study.
Income Statistics
- Average Household Income (10-mile radius): $78,561
- U.S. Average Household Income: $51,939
- Arizona Average Household Income: $50,448
Data Source: Arizona Department of Health Services, Maricopa Association of Governments, Native American Advancement, Initiatives & Research, and the Arizona Independent Redistricting Commission.

Age Distribution
Age Group | Percentage |
18 and under | 21.43% |
18–24 years | 10.91% |
25–34 years | 15.65% |
35–44 years | 12.84% |
45–54 years | 12.73% |
55–64 years | 12.13% |
65 and over | 14.31% |
Data Source: 2016 KlasRobinson QED Optimization Study.

Educational Attainment
Education Level | Percentage |
Doctorate Degree | 1.72% |
Master’s Degree | 9.5% |
Bachelor’s Degree | 23.54% |
Associate Degree | 7.65% |
High School Graduate | 19.72% |
Data Source: 2016 KlasRobinson QED Optimization Study.
Community Insights
The SRPMIC’s proximity to major Arizona cities like Scottsdale, Mesa, and Tempe positions it as a central hub for cultural exchange and economic activity. With a steadily growing population and a diverse age distribution, the community is poised for continued development and enrichment.