Fitzpatrick Public RecordsAlabama

Fitzpatrick, an unincorporated community in Bullock County, Alabama, has an estimated population of about 80 residents. The population is nearly evenly divided by gender, with approximately 51% female and 49% male. The median age is around 41 years. Racially, the community is predominantly African American, making up about 74%, with White residents accounting for roughly 25%, and other races less than 1%. Ethnically, the Hispanic or Latino population is minimal, comprising less than 2% of the total residents.

Fitzpatrick, a community in Bullock County, AL, is served by Bullock County Public Schools, with no schools directly in Fitzpatrick but access to schools in nearby Union Springs. The district has 3 public schools, including Bullock County High School. The graduation rate is about 80%, and around 10% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School performance scores average around 60/100. Educational programs include career and technical education. Safety measures are in place, but the district reports higher-than-average incidents compared to state levels. Adult education options are limited locally, with further opportunities in neighboring towns.

Fitzpatrick, an unincorporated community in Bullock County, AL, features primarily single-family homes with a median property value around $65,000. Homeownership rates are high, exceeding 70%, while rentals account for a smaller share, with average rents near $700/month. The market remains stable with minimal price growth over recent years. Neighborhoods are largely rural, with spacious lots and limited multifamily housing. Property taxes are low, averaging about 0.4% of home value annually, making Fitzpatrick an affordable option for residents seeking quiet, low-cost living.

Fitzpatrick, located in Bullock County, AL, is a small rural community with limited transportation infrastructure; most residents commute by personal vehicles, with the vehicle ownership rate exceeding 90%. Public transit options are negligible, leading to almost no reported usage. The average commute time is approximately 30-32 minutes, reflecting travel to employment centers in nearby cities like Union Springs and Montgomery. The area is primarily served by county and state roads, with no major highways or rail lines directly in Fitzpatrick. Major employment hubs are largely outside the community, contributing to the area's longer commute times.

Fitzpatrick, located in Bullock County, AL, is a rural community with limited direct healthcare facilities—residents typically travel 15–22 miles to nearby Union Springs or Montgomery for hospital services. Bullock County has no full-service hospital, with the closest being Bullock County Hospital (25 beds) and clinics like Bullock County Health Department. Nearly 18% of residents are uninsured, above the state average, and about 55% are African American. Common health issues include hypertension, diabetes, and obesity, with provider shortages leading to a physician-to-population ratio of 1:4,100, significantly less than the national average.