Malcolm Public RecordsAlabama

Malcolm, an unincorporated community in Washington County, Alabama, has a small population, with recent estimates placing residents at fewer than 200. The area is predominantly African American (over 65%), with White residents making up most of the remainder. The median age is around 40 years, with a nearly even split between males and females. Hispanic or Latino, Asian, and other groups represent less than 5% combined. The community maintains a rural, tight-knit character with its modest size and diversity.

Malcolm, Washington County, Alabama, features a homeownership rate of approximately 75%, with median home values around $110,000 and average rents near $750 per month. The housing stock primarily consists of single-family homes, with some mobile homes. Neighborhoods are typically quiet and rural. In recent years, property values have risen about 4% annually. Property taxes are low, averaging $400 yearly per household. The community attracts residents seeking affordable living and modest homes, with limited new construction and a stable market environment.

Malcolm City, Washington, AL, features 3 public schools, including 1 high school, with an average school rating of 7/10. Approximately 89% of adults hold a high school diploma, and 24% possess a bachelor’s degree or higher. The city prioritizes safety, boasting a low school incident rate of 0.3%. Educational programs include advanced STEM courses and dual-enrollment opportunities. Adult education is supported by local community college partnerships, offering GED and workforce training programs, attended by 180 residents annually.

I couldn't find any data on a "Malcolm city" in either Washington or Alabama (AL), as no city by that name appears in authoritative geographic or census sources for those states. If you meant a different location (e.g., Malcom, Washington or Malcolm, Alabama), or if you meant a major city in Washington or Alabama, please clarify your request with the correct city name and state for accurate transportation data.

There is no city named "Malcolm" in Washington state or Alabama (AL). If you meant "Malcolm, Alabama," it's a small unincorporated community in Washington County, AL, with limited healthcare infrastructure—no hospitals or major clinics locally; residents travel to Chatom (8 miles) or Mobile (60 miles) for care. Washington County’s population is ~16,000; about 26% are under 18, 18% live below the poverty line, and ~11% are uninsured. Common health issues align with rural Alabama—diabetes (12%), heart disease, and obesity (43%). Main healthcare providers serve county-wide, with insurance coverage below the state average (92.5%).