Page County

As of the 2020 U.S. Census, Page County, Iowa, had a population of approximately 15,211 people. The racial composition was predominantly White (over 95%), with smaller percentages of Black or African American, Asian, Native American, and other races. The average household size was around 2.3 individuals. The median age in the county was about 44 years. Socioeconomic data indicated a median household income of approximately $45,000, with a poverty rate nearing 13%. The population density was around 23.3 people per square mile across its 535 square miles.

As of the latest available data, the median home value in Page County, IA is approximately $79,600. The median rent is around $600 per month. The county has a homeownership rate of about 72%, with 8,200 housing units in total. The vacancy rate is roughly 13%. Housing prices and rental rates are relatively affordable compared to national averages, making it an attractive location for families and retirees.

For the latest election in Page County, Iowa, as of 2023:

Positions and Candidates:

1. Board of Supervisors:
   • Candidates: Chuck Morris, Alan Armstrong, and Douglas L. Becker.
2. Auditor:
   • Candidate: Melissa Wellhausen.
3. Sheriff:
   • Candidate: Lyle Palmer.

Voting Information:

• Polling Stations: Open 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM across various precincts.
• Voter Registration Deadline: 15 days prior to Election Day.
• Absentee Voting: Available starting 20 days before the election.

Previous Election Turnout:

• Registered Voters: Approximately 7,500.
• Voter Turnout: Around 65%.

Please verify with the Page County Auditor’s office or official website for the most current and detailed information.

As of the most recent data, Page County, IA, demonstrates the following educational attainment levels among residents aged 25 and older:

• High school diploma or higher: Approximately 91.5%
• Bachelor's degree or higher: Roughly 19%

For comparison, the national averages are:

• High school diploma or higher: 88%
• Bachelor’s degree or higher: 32%

Iowa's state averages are:

• High school diploma or higher: 92%
• Bachelor's degree or higher: 29%

Page County surpasses the national average for high school completion but lags behind both national and state averages in terms of higher education attainment. This indicates a relatively strong high school education base, but a smaller proportion of residents pursue and complete a bachelor's degree or higher compared to broader benchmarks.

As of the latest available data, Page County, IA, has an employment rate reflective of rural Iowa trends. The largest industries in Page County include manufacturing, healthcare, social assistance, education, retail trade, and agriculture.

In terms of employment:

• Manufacturing employs approximately 22% of the workforce
• Healthcare and Social Assistance around 17%
• Retail Trade accounts for 12%
• Educational Services employs 8%
• Agriculture employs 7%

Comparatively, the national employment averages are:

• Manufacturing: 8.5%
• Healthcare and Social Assistance: 14%
• Retail Trade: 11%
• Educational Services: 9%

For Iowa, state averages are:

• Manufacturing: 17%
• Healthcare and Social Assistance: 15%
• Retail Trade: 11%
• Educational Services: 8%

Page County significantly surpasses national and state averages in manufacturing employment while being relatively consistent in other sectors. Note that these figures are approximations and can fluctuate based on the economic climate and new data releases.

As of the latest available data, the median household income in Page County, IA is approximately $46,000. This falls below both the national median household income, which is about $68,700, and the Iowa state median household income, which is roughly $61,000.

Income Comparison Table:

Page County's income levels indicate a disparity when compared to broader state and national figures, highlighting potential economic challenges within the county.

As of the most recent data, Page County, IA has a relatively low crime rate compared to national averages. For 2021, the total number of reported crimes was 184. The crime rate per 1,000 residents is approximately 11.3. Below is a table summarizing the types of crimes:

These statistics illustrate that property crimes are the most prevalent, while violent crimes remain relatively rare.