Natrona County

As of the 2020 census, Natrona County, Wyoming, has a population of approximately 79,955. The racial composition is predominantly White (92.4%), with smaller percentages of other races: Native American (1.6%), African American (1.2%), Asian (0.9%), and those identifying with two or more races (3.5%). Hispanics or Latinos of any race make up 8.2% of the population. The county's median household income is about $60,635, and about 10.1% of residents live below the poverty line. The median age is approximately 37.6 years.

As of the latest available data, Natrona County, Wyoming had a median home value of approximately $230,000. The median monthly rent was around $900. About 67% of residents owned their homes, while 33% rented. The vacancy rate for homeowner housing units stood at about 1.8%, and for rental units at around 4.5%. The region's housing market has seen moderate growth, with prices increasing roughly 2-3% annually. For updated and specific numbers, check local real estate resources or government publications.

As of the most recent elections in Natrona County, Wyoming:

• Registered Voters: Approximately 49,000.
• Voter Turnout: Historically around 70%.

Key Races and Candidates:

U.S. House of Representatives (WY At-Large District):

1. Liz Cheney (Republican) - Incumbent
2. Harriet Hageman (Republican) - Challenger
3. Lynnette Grey Bull (Democrat)

Wyoming State Senate (District 28):

1. Jim Anderson (Republican) - Incumbent
2. Michael McDaniel (Democrat)

Natrona County Commission (3 seats):

1. Paul Bertoglio (Republican) - Incumbent
2. Rob Hendry (Republican) - Incumbent
3. Jim Milne (Republican) - Challenger

Key Ballot Measures:

• 1% Optional Sales Tax
• Library Funding Initiative

Voting locations and additional details can be found on the Natrona County Clerk's website.

As of the latest available data, Natrona County, Wyoming, presents a mixed educational landscape. Approximately 92.6% of adults in Natrona County have a high school diploma or higher, slightly below the national average of around 92.9%. In terms of higher education, about 24.9% of Natrona County residents hold at least a bachelor's degree, which is below both the national average of 33.1% and the Wyoming state average of 28.2%.

In summary:

• High school diploma (or higher): 92.6% (Natrona County), 92.9% (U.S.).
• Bachelor’s degree (or higher): 24.9% (Natrona County), 33.1% (U.S.), 28.2% (Wyoming).

Natrona County demonstrates strong high school attainment but lags behind in college degree attainment compared to national and state averages.

As of recent data, Natrona County, WY, has an employment rate of about 63.4%, slightly above the national average of 59.5% and state average of 61.9%. Total employment in the county stands at approximately 42,000 individuals.

Top industries in Natrona County include:

• Mining, Quarrying, and Oil & Gas Extraction: Employs around 14% of the workforce, significantly higher than the national average of 0.6% and Wyoming’s 6%.
• Health Care and Social Assistance: Accounts for about 11.5% of employment, comparable to the national (13.6%) and state averages (11.8%).
• Retail Trade: Engages roughly 11% of workers, slightly below the national average of 12.5% but on par with the state average (11.4%).
• Educational Services: Employs 8%, similar to the national average (7.9%) but higher than the state average (6.9%).

Note: These values are estimates and subject to change with new data releases.

As of the latest available data, Natrona County, WY, has a median household income approximately around $61,000. In comparison, Wyoming's state median household income stands at roughly $64,000, indicating that Natrona County's income levels are slightly below the state average. Nationally, the median household income is higher, at around $67,500, placing Natrona County below this benchmark as well.

Income Statistics Table

These values illustrate that while Natrona County does not meet the state or national median household income levels, it is reasonably close to the state average, showing a relatively stable economic condition within the region.

(Disclaimer: These figures should be checked against the most recent census or economic reports for up-to-date accuracy.)

As of the most recent data in 2022, Natrona County, Wyoming, has a mixed crime profile with both property and violent crimes reported. The overall crime rate is approximately 4,289 incidents per 100,000 people annually. Here is a breakdown of various types of crimes in Natrona County:

These numbers provide an approximate snapshot and may vary year by year. For the latest and detailed statistics, visiting the local law enforcement or FBI's