Cumberland County

As of the 2020 U.S. Census, Cumberland County, IL has a population of approximately 10,450. The racial composition is predominantly White (97.5%), with small percentages of African American (0.7%), Asian (0.3%), and other races. Hispanic or Latino of any race make up about 1.5%. The median household income is roughly $54,000, and about 10.8% of the population lives below the poverty line. The county has an age distribution with 24% under 18, 59% aged 18-64, and 17% aged 65 and older.

(Please note that these figures should be verified with the most current data sources as demographic statistics can change.)

As of the latest data, Cumberland County, IL has a median home value of approximately $95,000. The county features around 4,500 housing units with a homeownership rate of about 75%. Median rent is roughly $650 per month. Housing types include single-family homes, apartments, and mobile homes, with a mix of owner-occupied and rental properties. The vacancy rate is around 10%. The local real estate market is stable, offering affordable living compared to state and national averages.

As of the most recent update in 2022, here is summary information for Cumberland County, IL elections:

• Voter Registration: Cumberland County has approximately 8,500 registered voters.
• 2022 General Election: Key positions on the ballot included:
  • County Clerk: Karen Hoedebecke (Republican)
  • Sheriff: Darrell Cox (Republican)
  • County Treasurer: Kelly Easter (Republican)
• State Representative District 109: Adam Niemerg (Republican), an incumbent.
• U.S. House Illinois 15th District: Mary Miller (Republican), Paul J. Lange (Democrat).

Note: Official sources such as the Cumberland County Clerk's office or local election commission should be consulted for the most up-to-date and comprehensive information regarding the candidates and election results.

As of the most recent data, Cumberland County, IL has a high school graduation rate of approximately 90%, comparable to the national average of 88%. However, when it comes to higher education, around 19% of Cumberland County residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher, which is below both the state average of 34% and the national average of 33%. These statistics suggest that while basic educational attainment in Cumberland County is in line with national trends, there is a notable gap in higher education achievement when compared to broader state and national levels. The area may benefit from additional educational resources and opportunities to help close this gap.

As of recent reports, Cumberland County, Illinois has a labor force participation rate of approximately 62.3%, with an unemployment rate hovering around 4.3%. The county is predominantly rural, with key industries including agriculture, manufacturing, healthcare, and retail trade.

1. Agriculture: This is a major sector due to the county's rich farmland.
2. Manufacturing: About 18% of the workforce is employed in this sector, higher than the national average of approximately 8.5%.
3. Healthcare and Social Assistance: Accounts for about 14% of employment, aligning closely with national trends.
4. Retail Trade: Also significant, employing around 12% of workers, slightly above the national average of 11%.

Compared to national and Illinois state averages, Cumberland County has a higher concentration in agriculture and manufacturing but a lower presence in professional, scientific, and technical services. The county's employment landscape is reflective of its rural and industrial characteristics.

As of recent data, Cumberland County, IL has an average household income of approximately $55,000. This is lower than both the national average and the Illinois state average.

For context, the national average household income is around $68,700, while the state of Illinois has an average household income of approximately $69,300.

Below is a statistics table for clarity:

Cumberland County’s income is about 20% lower than the national average and roughly 21% lower than the Illinois state average, reflecting economic disparities in rural areas compared to both state and national figures.

As of the latest available data, Cumberland County, IL, generally experiences lower crime rates compared to national averages. Here's a summary of the crime statistics:

Cumberland County, IL Crime Statistics (2022)

Cumberland County's low crime rates make it a relatively safe place to live. The figures reflect a peaceful community with infrequent occurrences of both violent and property crimes, especially when compared to state or national levels.