Adrian Public RecordsTexas

Adrian city in Oldham County, Texas, had a population of approximately 166 as of the 2020 Census. The median age was around 44 years. The gender split was roughly 52% male and 48% female. Racially, the population was predominantly White (about 92%), with Hispanic or Latino residents making up roughly 16% (some identifying as both). Other races, including Native American and mixed races, composed a minor portion. Adrian's small, mostly aging population reflects trends seen in rural West Texas communities.

Adrian, in Oldham County, TX, features a homeownership rate around 74%, with median home values about $85,000 and median rents near $600/month. Housing options are primarily single-family homes, with sparse multi-unit properties. Neighborhoods are quiet and rural, reflecting a small population under 200 residents. Median property values have seen modest growth, generally rising 2-3% annually in recent years. Property taxes in Oldham County average about 1.7% of assessed value. Affordable housing and low rental competition make Adrian attractive for buyers seeking a rural lifestyle.

Adrian City in Oldham County, TX, is served by the Adrian Independent School District, operating one campus (PK-12) with approximately 120 students and a 9:1 student-teacher ratio. There is no separate high school, and no bachelor’s degree programs are available locally. The campus earned a score of 85 (B) in the 2022 Texas School Accountability Ratings. Adult education options are limited, with most residents pursuing higher education in nearby cities. School safety is rated above state average, and programs include dual-credit, career-technical education, and FFA. The community emphasizes personalized instruction and strong academic support.

Adrian, a small city in Oldham County, TX, relies primarily on personal vehicles for transportation, with over 95% of commuters driving alone and less than 1% using public transit, reflecting limited public transportation options. The average commute time is approximately 17 minutes, shorter than the national average. Most households own two vehicles. Major employment hubs are located in agriculture and local services, with some residents commuting to nearby Amarillo. The city is accessible via Interstate 40, providing key east-west connectivity. Adrian’s transportation infrastructure is car-oriented, with minimal traffic congestion and ample parking.

Adrian, a small city in Oldham County, TX, has limited local healthcare infrastructure, with no hospitals within city limits; the nearest hospital is Southwest Family Care Clinic in Vega, about 20 miles away. Residents typically travel to larger centers like Amarillo for advanced care. The population, about 160 (2020 Census), is predominantly White and aging, with common health issues including hypertension, diabetes, and heart disease. Healthcare provider density is low, and approximately 17% of county residents are uninsured (U.S. Census). Access to primary care and emergency services can be challenging due to distance and limited local facilities.