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Cleburne County, Alabama

County

Population: 15,254 (2023 estimate)

Located in Alabama

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Data: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023 (released December 2024).

Quick Facts — Cleburne County

What is the median household income in Cleburne County?
The median household income in Cleburne County is $99,188 (U.S. Census Bureau ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023).
What is the poverty rate in Cleburne County?
The poverty rate in Cleburne County is 0.0% (U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2023).
What is the median home value in Cleburne County?
$469,400 (U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2023).
What is the average rent in Cleburne County?
The median gross rent in Cleburne County is $792 per month (U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2023).
What percentage of Cleburne County residents have a college degree?
34.9% of adults in Cleburne County hold a bachelor's degree or higher (U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2023).
Population
652
Median Income
$99,188
Median Home Value
$469,400
Poverty Rate
0.0%
Unemployment (ACS 2023)
3.0%
Median Age
57.0 yrs
Since 2019 Median Income: +$11,461 (+13.1%) Home Value: +$227,200 (+93.8%) Bachelor's+: +1.1 pp (+3.3%)

Demographics

Total Population 652
Median Age 57.0
Female 38.5%
Race & Ethnicity
Hispanic or Latino 1.2% White (non-Hisp.) 96.3% Two or More 2.3%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

Income & Poverty

Median Household Income $99,188 ±$19,730
+$37,161 vs. state
Per Capita Income $112,641
Median Family Income $106,417
Poverty Rate 0.0%
-11.3 pp vs. state
Child Poverty Rate 0.0%
Working-Age Poverty Rate —
SNAP Recipients 6.2%
Social Security Income —
Retirement Income 42.0%
Household Income Distribution
< $10k
1.0%
$10–15k
4.3%
$15–25k
1.0%
$25–35k
1.0%
$35–50k
15.7%
$50–75k
17.4%
$75–100k
11.8%
$100–150k
17.0%
$150–200k
13.8%
$200k+
17.0%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

Housing

Total Housing Units 981
Owner-Occupied 93.8%
Renter-Occupied 6.2%
Vacancy Rate 68.9%
Median Home Value $469,400
+$274,300 vs. state
Median Gross Rent $792
Owner Cost Burden (30%+) 32.7%
Renter Cost Burden (30%+) 100.0%
Home Value Distribution
$100–200k
3.5%
$200–300k
24.5%
$300–500k
23.4%
$500k–$1M
37.8%
$1M+
8.4%
Vehicle Availability
1 vehicle
36.4%
2 vehicles
34.4%
3+
29.2%
Housing Type
Single-fam. det.
98.6%
Mobile home
1.4%
Housing Age
Pre-1940
23.2%
1940–1969
8.7%
1970–1999
15.7%
2000–2009
15.0%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

Education

High School or Higher 86.3%
Bachelor's or Higher 34.9%
+7.1 pp vs. state
Graduate Degree 17.5%
Some College / Associate 10.1%
Less Than High School 0.2%
Enrolled in School —

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

Employment

Labor Force Participation 57.5%
Unemployment Rate 3.0%
-1.8 pp vs. state
Work from Home 12.9%
Self-Employed 11.1%
Government Workers 13.8%
Private For-Profit 75.1%
Industry
Edu/Health
27.1%
Prof. Services
10.8%
Finance
9.8%
Arts/Entmt.
9.5%
Retail
9.2%
Transportation
8.3%
Construction
7.7%
Manufacturing
4.6%
Information
2.5%
Wholesale
2.5%
Public Admin
1.8%
Occupation
Management
44.6%
Sales
18.2%
Construction
13.5%
Food Prep
13.5%
Production
10.2%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

Commute

Median Travel Time 33.0 min
Drove Alone 73.5%
Carpool 4.0%
Public Transit 6.5%
Work from Home 12.9%
Walked 3.1%
Bicycle —

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

Households & Families

Total Households 305
Avg. Household Size 2.00
Avg. Family Size —
Married-Couple Households 63.3%
Single-Mother Households —
Single-Father Households —
Living Alone —
Households with Children 15.1%
Multigenerational —

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

Age Distribution

Under 5
1.5%
5–9
5.2%
10–14
3.7%
15–19
4.6%
20–24
4.1%
25–34
6.9%
35–44
2.1%
45–54
13.5%
55–64
15.6%
65–74
12.7%
75–84
16.4%
85+
12.1%
Under 18: 14.4% Working age (18–64): 85.6% 65 and over: 29.9%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

Social Characteristics

Immigration

Foreign Born 1.4%
Naturalized Citizen 100.0%
Speaks English Less Than Very Well 0.0%

Veterans & Disability

Veteran 10.0%
With a Disability 11.5%
Cognitive Difficulty —
Ambulatory Difficulty —

Health Insurance

Insured 95.6%
Uninsured 4.4%
Employer Insurance —
Medicaid —
Medicare —

Technology & Mobility

Broadband Internet 87.2%
Has a Computer 97.4%
Same House 1 Year Ago 94.3%
Moved from Abroad 0.5%

Source: U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 5-Year Estimates, 2023

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Where People Move From (IRS Migration Data)

Top origins of people who moved to Cleburne County in 2023, by number of tax returns filed (IRS SOI Migration Data).

Origin Tax Returns People (est.)
Other flows - South 113 259
Calhoun County 88 182
Carroll County 67 149
Haralson County 31 62