Cullman Public RecordsAlabama

Cullman city, located in Cullman County, Alabama, has a 2022 population of approximately 19,300. The age distribution is fairly balanced, with about 19% under 18 and 20% aged 65 or older; the median age is around 41 years. The gender split is nearly equal, with females making up around 52% and males 48%. Racially, Cullman is predominantly White (about 91%), with smaller populations of Black or African American (2%), Hispanic or Latino (6%), Asian (1%), and other groups.

Cullman, AL boasts a homeownership rate of about 64%, with median home values around $210,000 (2024). Median monthly rent is approximately $1,000. Property values have risen nearly 7% year-over-year, reflecting a strong local market. Housing options include single-family homes, townhouses, and some multi-family units, especially in neighborhoods like East Side and West Point. Property taxes remain low, averaging 0.41% of home value—roughly $861 annually for a median-priced home—making Cullman affordable for families and retirees alike.

Cullman, AL (population ~19,600) is served primarily by Cullman Regional Medical Center, a 145-bed hospital offering emergency, surgical, and specialty care, along with several clinics such as Cullman Internal Medicine. The area has approximately 200 healthcare providers, with a provider-to-resident ratio of roughly 1:100. Around 87% of residents have health insurance coverage, mostly through employer plans or Medicare/Medicaid. Major health concerns include obesity (36%), diabetes (13%), and heart disease. Access to care is rated above average for rural Alabama, though mental health providers remain limited relative to demand.

Cullman City, Cullman, AL, features a strong educational system with 6 public schools, including Cullman High School, which boasts a graduation rate of 96% and an average ACT score of 22. About 25% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The city prioritizes school safety with resource officers in each school. Cullman City Schools offers advanced placement and dual enrollment programs, and adult education is supported via Wallace State Community College nearby. Overall, Cullman schools consistently rank in the top 15% statewide for academic achievement.

Cullman, AL, primarily relies on personal vehicles for transportation, with about 92% of workers commuting by car and less than 0.5% using public transit. The average commute time is approximately 22 minutes, shorter than the U.S. average. Most households (over 94%) own at least one vehicle. Transportation infrastructure includes easy access to I-65 and US Highway 31. There is limited public transit via the Cullman Area Rural Transportation System (CARTS). Major employment hubs include Cullman Regional Medical Center, local schools, and manufacturing facilities such as REHAU and Topre America.