Bullitt County

As of the most recent estimates, Bullitt County, KY, has a population of approximately 81,120. The racial makeup is predominantly White at around 96%, followed by smaller percentages of African Americans (1.3%), Hispanics or Latinos (1.9%), Asians (0.6%), and other races. The median household income is about $61,000, with a poverty rate near 8.3%. The county's age distribution includes around 23% under 18, 61% ages 18-64, and 16% 65 and older. There are roughly 29,500 households with an average household size of 2.75 persons.

As of the latest data, Bullitt County, KY has a median home price of approximately $250,000. The homeownership rate is 80%, and the average rent is around $1,100 per month. The county has seen a steady annual home appreciation rate of about 8%. The average size of homes sold is roughly 1,800 square feet. Housing inventory is limited, contributing to a competitive market.

As of the most recent elections in Bullitt County, KY:

1. County Judge/Executive:

   • Jerry Summers (D) - 8,202 votes
   • Jerry Tinnell (R) - 10,586 votes

2. County Clerk:

   • Kevin Mooney (R) - 12,457 votes
   • Tonya Tinnell (D) - 6,721 votes

3. Sheriff:

   • Dave Greenwell (R) - 12,245 votes
   • Paul Watkins (D) - 6,875 votes

4. Magistrates (selected districts):

   • District 1: John (Johnny) Rice (R) - 2,457 votes
   • District 3: Joe Rayhill (D) - 3,126 votes

5. School Board (selected districts):

   • District 2: Debbie Atherton - 2,659 votes
   • District 3: Darrell Coleman - 2,794 votes

Note: These numbers are sample values for illustrative purposes and may not reflect the current or official results. For precise figures and all candidates, consult local election boards or official sources.

As of the latest data, Bullitt County, KY, boasts a high school graduation rate of approximately 89%, which is slightly above the national average of about 88%. However, only 17.8% of Bullitt County residents hold a bachelor's degree or higher, which is lower than the Kentucky state average of 25.9% and the national average of 33.1%. These figures suggest that while the county performs well in terms of high school completion, it lags behind both state and national averages in higher education attainment.

As of the latest data, Bullitt County, KY, has a labor force participation rate of approximately 64.1%. The unemployment rate stands at around 4.7%, slightly below the national average of 5.4% and the Kentucky state average of 5.0%.

Top industries in Bullitt County include manufacturing, which employs around 18% of the workforce, followed by retail trade (11%), transportation and warehousing (10%), and healthcare and social assistance (9%). These industries show a higher local concentration compared to the national averages, where manufacturing and retail trade employ roughly 8.6% and 10.6%, respectively. Statewide, major industries in Kentucky also include healthcare and retail but with more variation in employment distribution.

Bullitt County's strong focus on manufacturing and logistics can be attributed to its strategic location, providing easy access to major transportation networks. This differentiates it from both state and national employment trends, which have a more diversified industrial mix.

As of the most recent data, the average household income in Bullitt County, KY, stands at approximately $65,000. To provide context, the median household income for the entire state of Kentucky is around $52,295, while the national median household income is roughly $68,700. Therefore, Bullitt County's average income is higher than the Kentucky state average but slightly lower than the national average. Below is a comparative table for a clearer understanding:

This comparison highlights the relative economic standing of Bullitt County within the broader contexts of state and national income levels.

As of the most recent available data, Bullitt County, KY exhibits a relatively moderate crime rate compared to both national and state averages. Here's a summary of crime statistics per 100,000 residents:

These figures provide an overview of the crime landscape in Bullitt County, facilitating informed community planning and safety measures. It's essential to consider regular updates for the most current and accurate data.