Blanco Public RecordsTexas

Blanco, Texas, has a population of approximately 2,100 residents. The median age is about 45 years. Gender distribution is fairly balanced, with roughly 50% male and 50% female. Racial and ethnic composition is predominantly White (about 83%), with smaller proportions of Hispanic or Latino (22%), Black or African American (2%), and other races comprising the remainder. The city maintains a small-town atmosphere with modest diversity in its population.

Blanco, TX, has a homeownership rate of about 68%, with a median home value around $370,000 in 2024—a 5% increase from last year. Median rent is approximately $1,250/month. Housing types range from historic bungalows downtown to newer ranch-style homes in neighborhoods like Rockin’ J Ranch. The property tax rate is roughly 1.42%. Although demand is steady, inventory remains tight, supporting rising prices. Rental options are limited, making homeownership more common.

Blanco, TX, served by Blanco Independent School District, has 3 public schools: Blanco Elementary, Middle, and High School. Blanco High School serves grades 9-12, with an average graduation rate of 95%. The district’s average standardized test score is 78/100. About 21% of adults in Blanco hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The area offers limited adult education programs. School safety is emphasized, with incident rates below the Texas average. Educational programs include dual-credit and career-technical tracks, supporting diverse student needs.

Blanco, TX, is a small city where most residents rely on personal vehicles for transportation—over 80% of commuters drive alone, with about 10% carpooling and less than 1% using public transportation, as local transit options are minimal. The average commute time for Blanco residents is approximately 30 minutes. Vehicle ownership is high, with over 95% of households owning at least one car. Transportation infrastructure primarily comprises local roads and highways, notably U.S. Highway 281. Major employment hubs are in retail, education, and local government, with some residents commuting to nearby cities like San Antonio or Austin.

Blanco, TX, served by Blanco Regional Clinic and near-by Blanco Hospital, has limited local healthcare, with residents often traveling to San Antonio or Austin for specialized care. The Blanco County uninsured rate is about 20%, higher than the Texas average (18%). The population is approximately 1,900, predominately White (85%) and Hispanic (13%). Common health issues include diabetes, hypertension, and obesity, reflecting rural Texas trends. The area’s physician density is low, with less than 1 primary care provider per 2,500 residents, challenging access to timely care. Local clinics accept major insurance, Medicaid, and offer sliding-scale fees.