Crowder Public RecordsMississippi

Crowder City, Quitman, MS, has a population of approximately 800 residents. The median age is around 37 years, with 25% under 18 and 15% over 65. Gender distribution is nearly even, with 52% female and 48% male. The racial composition is predominantly African American (about 65%) and White (30%), with small percentages of Hispanic, Asian, and other races (5%). This diverse demographic reflects Crowder’s rich cultural heritage and community structure.

Crowder, located near Quitman in Clarke County, MS, is a small rural community with median home values around $80,000 and homeownership rates near 70%. Rental options are limited, with average rents approximately $750/month. Most housing consists of single-family homes and older frame houses, with few new developments. Neighborhoods are quiet, characterized by a close-knit, family-oriented population. Property taxes are low, averaging about 0.7% of assessed value, making the area affordable for both homeowners and renters. The property value market remains stable, with slow but steady appreciation in line with broader Clarke County trends.

Crowder, located in Quitman County, MS, is a small community with limited educational facilities. The area is primarily served by Quitman County School District, with one public high school (Quitman County High School), which has a graduation rate of approximately 75%. There are no colleges or universities in Crowder; about 10% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. According to state data, the school's safety rating is average, and basic educational programs are offered. There are no specialized magnet or advanced placement programs available locally.

Crowder is a small town in Quitman County, Mississippi, not a city; due to its rural setting, most residents rely on personal vehicles for transportation. Approximately 90% of workers drive alone, with less than 1% using public transit due to limited or no local service. The average commute time is about 25 minutes. Major employment centers are located in nearby cities such as Clarksdale and Batesville. Vehicle ownership rates are high, with over 95% of households having at least one car. Transportation infrastructure centers on local highways and roads, without substantial transit or rail service.

Crowder, located in Quitman County, Mississippi, has limited local healthcare resources, with no hospitals in the city itself; the nearest hospital is Quitman County Hospital in Marks, approximately 10 miles away, serving a predominantly African American population (approx. 75%). A single rural health clinic operates locally. Healthcare access is challenged by a 22% uninsured rate. Common health issues include diabetes (prevalence ~16%), hypertension, and obesity rates exceeding 40%. Patients often rely on a small number of primary care providers, with about 1 provider per 2,000 residents in Quitman County. Telehealth options are limited due to broadband gaps.