Adams County

As of the 2020 U.S. Census, Adams County, NE, has a population of approximately 31,205 residents. The racial demographics are about 87.4% White, 2.1% African American, 1.0% Native American, 1.0% Asian, and 3.6% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race make up around 15.6% of the population. The median household income is approximately $53,469, with around 11% of residents living below the poverty line. The county seat is Hastings, which is the largest urban area within the county.

As of the latest data, Adams County, NE has a median home value of approximately $158,800. Homeownership rate stands at around 65%. The median rent is about $725 per month. Approximately 70% of housing units are single-family homes. The housing market has seen a modest annual appreciation rate of around 3%. Houses typically spend 50-60 days on the market. The county population is around 31,300, with Hastings being the largest city. Housing availability is moderate, reflecting a balanced market.

As of the most recent information, Adams County, NE elections are overseen by the Adams County Election Commissioner. The major elections include positions for the county board, sheriff, assessor, and other local offices, although specific candidates may vary per election cycle. For a given election, voter turnout data, precinct details, and candidate lists can be obtained through official county channels or the election commissioner's office.

For example, in a recent election, candidates might include John Doe for County Sheriff and Jane Smith for County Assessor. Turnout rates have varied, with 2022 showing about 55% voter participation in the general elections.

For precise numbers and detailed candidate lists, always refer to the latest publications from the Adams County Election Commissioner or visit the official Adams County website.

As of the latest data, Adams County, NE has the following educational statistics:

• High school graduation rate: Approximately 92.1%
• Bachelor's degree or higher: About 23.5%

For comparison:

• National high school graduation rate: Around 88%

• National bachelor's degree or higher: Roughly 33.1%

• Nebraska statewide high school graduation rate: About 88.4%

• Nebraska statewide bachelor's degree or higher: Around 30.6%

Adams County performs better than both national and state averages in high school graduation rates, but it falls short in terms of residents with a bachelor's degree or higher. This suggests that while the county excels in basic education, it could benefit from initiatives to further higher education attainment.

Adams County, Nebraska, has a diversified employment landscape with key industries such as healthcare, manufacturing, retail trade, and education. As of the latest data, the county boasts an employment level of around 17,000 individuals.

Top Industries:

1. Healthcare and Social Assistance: Leading with approximately 20% of the workforce.
2. Manufacturing: Accounts for about 15% of employment.
3. Retail Trade: Engages around 10% of the workforce.
4. Education Services: Employs close to 8%.

Comparison:

• National Averages: Healthcare and Retail are also top sectors nationally, but Adams County's manufacturing sector is notably higher than the national average of around 8%.
• State Averages: Nebraska similarly prioritizes healthcare and manufacturing, aligning with Adams County, though agriculture is more prominent statewide.

Overall, Adams County mirrors both national and state employment trends, with a stronger emphasis on manufacturing.

As of the latest data, the average household income in Adams County, Nebraska is approximately $57,600. In comparison, the average household income for the entire state of Nebraska is about $70,000, while the national average stands at roughly $68,703.

Income Statistics Table

Adams County's average is notably lower than both the state and national averages. This discrepancy could be attributed to various local economic factors including the industrial composition, cost of living, and employment opportunities available within the county.

As of the latest data available, Adams County, Nebraska, has a relatively low crime rate compared to national averages. The following is a summary of crime statistics for the area:

Violent crimes include offenses like assault and robbery, while property crimes cover burglary, larceny-theft, and motor vehicle theft. These numbers reflect a general trend towards lower crime rates in smaller communities and rural areas like Adams County. However, it is always advisable to consult the latest local law enforcement reports for the most current figures.