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How many licensed elevator mechanics are in District of Columbia?

How many are licensed in District of Columbia, what level they hold, and how that compares per resident.

As of September 16, 2026, District of Columbia has 688 licensed elevator mechanics on its state register.

688
licensed elevator mechanics
101.3
per 100k residents
#10
of 31 states

What level they hold

Journeyman579
Contractor37
Inspector72

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“How many elevator mechanics” has more than one honest answer, and published figures disagree because they count different things without saying so. Here is each measure ATI holds for District of Columbia, named.

MeasureCountWhat it counts
Licensed workers on the state register688Records the register does not mark expired, revoked or surrendered, and that it evidences as a licence actually held. This is the figure every ATI surface reports as `current`, and the figure this page leads with.
...of those, explicitly marked active688The narrower subset a register flags as active. Smaller, because many states publish no status at all and those records are counted above but not here.
All licence records, active or not1,784Includes lapsed, expired and inactive records. Larger, and not a workforce count.
Estimated workers in this occupation (ATI model)34Not a published figure: county construction employment scaled by this occupation's share of the metro workforce. An estimate, shown as one.
Employer establishments3Physical business locations, not people. BLS QCEW where the county is disclosed, otherwise an ATI estimate on the same occupation share.
Registered apprentices10In a registered programme, working toward a licence but not yet holding one.

ATI's headline figure is the first row: individual people holding an active licence, counted from the state register itself and refreshed nightly. See methodology and sources.

How District of Columbia compares

StateLicensed elevator mechanicsPer 100k
Minnesota85514.9
Michigan8178.1
District of Columbia688101.3
Connecticut68218.9
Hawaii64544.9

District of Columbia is part of 22,037 licensed elevator mechanics nationally, and ranks #2 of 25 published states by per-capita density.

Common questions

How many licensed elevator mechanics are there in District of Columbia?
As of September 16, 2026, District of Columbia has 688 licensed elevator mechanics on its state register.
How many elevator mechanics per capita does District of Columbia have?
District of Columbia has 101.3 licensed elevator mechanics per 100,000 residents (Census 2023 population).
Is this the same as employment estimates?
No. This is a count of licence records on the state register, not a BLS survey estimate of employment. Licensed capacity and estimated employment are different numbers.
How often is this updated?
The register is re-pulled and re-judged nightly. Every figure carries its as-of date.

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