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CITIZENS + EMPLOYEES SERVED COMPARISON
The resident population does not fully capture the number of people the City of Southlake serves each
day. This chart provides a more complete view by adding the employees who work in the community,
many of whom commute in from outside the city, to the resident population. Because Southlake is
City Profile
home to a large daytime workforce, supported by more than 3,000 businesses and organizations and
anchored by major employers such as Sabre, Charles Schwab, and Keller Williams, the number of people
the City serves on a typical day is considerably higher than the resident count alone.

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Data Source: Placer.ai (previous 12 months)

Total Jobs Service Total Jobs Service
City Population City Population
in City Pop. / FTE in City Pop. / FTE

Allen 107,328 43,200 154 Grapevine 52,346 61,000 182
Arlington 413,955 177,700 197 Hurst 40,454 20,700 150
Bedford 49,941 19,200 191 Keller 47,516 16,600 184
Carrollton 136,543 66,500 223 McKinney 226,181 83,000 194
North Richland
Colleyville 26,599 11,600 167 74,859 27,200 143
Hills
Coppell 43,196 29,600 162 Plano 299,262 195,100 198

Euless 61,601 21,800 201 Richardson 122,745 90,600 196
Farmers Branch 40,246 35,700 156 University Park 25,574 9,900 133
Flower Mound 82,344 35,300 161 Southlake 32,320 35,100 150
Frisco 235,615 116,000 216
FY 2027 City of Southlake | Budget Book 141