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• Dublin is the least white municipality in the region, where Attachment1 non -Hispanic whites account for just 25% of the total population as of 2020, making it less white than both Alameda County (28%) and the state (35%). Livermore is the whitest municipality in the Tri -Valley, where whites account for 55% of the total population according to the 2020 Census. • At 2%, the proportion of Black (non -Hispanic) individuals living in the Tri -Valley in 2020 is substantially lower than in Alameda County (10%) and the state (5%). Dublin is home to the largest Black population in the region proportionally and by count (4%; 2,740) though the number and proportion of Black individuals in Dublin declined sharply in the last decade (9%; 4,222 as of the 2010 Census). • Proportionally, the population residing in the Tri -Valley region is significantly more Asian than the California population overall. Non -Hispanic Asians account for 15% of the state's total population, but they make up 34% of the population in the Tri -Valley; a proportion that is slightly higher than in Alameda County (32%). • The proportion of non -Hispanic Asians in the Tri -Valley region doubled between 2010 and 2020. Asians accounted for 34% of the total population in 2020, compared to 17% of the total population in 2010. At the regional (Tri -Valley) level, the proportion of all other racial groups declined during this period. • As of 2020, a majority of people (54%; 38,858) who live in Dublin identify as non -Hispanic Asians. Pleasanton is also home to a large number of non -Hispanic Asians (31,500), who account for 40% of its total population. Approximately 25% of the nearly 137,000 Indian Americans who live in Alameda County reside in the Tri -Valley according to the 2020 Census. Over half of these individuals (16,247)