(862) 287-4832
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T-Mobile
Passaic
Mobile
07011, 07012, 07013, 07014
Paterson, NJ
40° 54' 56.25", -74° 10' 18.88"
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Area code 862 encompasses several counties, including Bergen, Essex, and Hudson, which together account for a significant portion of the population. According to public data sources, the area has seen consistent population growth, with figures increasing from roughly 4 million in 2012 to over 4.26 million currently. The demographic composition includes approximately 58% White, 17% Black or African American, and another 12% identifying as Some Other Race. The median household income here notably surpasses national figures, indicating robust economic trends. The workforce participation rate remains steady at about 67%, with a decreasing unemployment rate, highlighting a strong local economy.
The 862 area code has witnessed evolving communication patterns based on FCC complaint metrics. Wireless/mobile call complaints surged up to 2017 before declining, while wired complaints have seen a downward trend. VOIP complaints show minor fluctuations but have risen recently, suggesting a shift in communication preferences. Pre-recorded voice call complaints peaked mid-2010s but have since fallen, whereas live voice call complaints have remained stable with slight increases recently. Text message complaints saw a peak recently but have since decreased, while abandoned calls remain negligible in recent years. These patterns reflect shifting communication habits in the area.
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