Odenville Public RecordsAlabama

Odenville, in St. Clair County, AL, has limited local healthcare facilities—there are no hospitals directly in the city; residents mainly use nearby St. Vincent's St. Clair Hospital in Pell City (~15 miles away). The city hosts a few clinics, such as Odenville Urgent Care. St. Clair County’s uninsured rate is about 11%, with 87% covered by private or public insurance. The population is ~4,800, predominantly White (over 90%), with median age near 35. Common health issues include diabetes (11% prevalence countywide) and hypertension. Healthcare access is challenged by provider shortages, especially in mental health.

Odenville, located in St. Clair County, Alabama, had an estimated population of 3,764 as of 2022. The median age is around 36 years, with a nearly equal gender split: 50.6% female and 49.4% male. The racial and ethnic composition is predominantly White (89.1%), with Black or African American residents making up 5.5%, and Hispanic or Latino at 2.3%. Other races, including Asian and two or more races, comprise the remaining population. This demographic snapshot reflects a small, largely homogenous community with modest diversity.

Odenville, St. Clair, AL, features a homeownership rate of about 84%, with median home values around $228,000 as of 2024—showing a 6% annual increase. Typical housing includes single-family homes and new developments. Median rent is approximately $1,250 monthly. Popular neighborhoods include Brookhaven and Mountain Ridge. Property tax rates are low, averaging 0.4% of assessed value, making it affordable for homeowners. The market favors buyers, with steady inventory and gradual price appreciation.

Odenville, in St. Clair County, AL, is served mainly by St. Clair County Schools, including St. Clair County High School (enrollment ~650, average ACT 19.4). The district’s graduation rate is 92%. There are 4 public schools in the city area, with school safety rated above Alabama’s average. Bachelor’s degree attainment among adults is about 13%. Educational programs include advanced placement and vocational training. Adult education options are limited locally, with most seeking courses in nearby Pell City or Birmingham.

Odenville, Saint Clair, AL, relies primarily on private vehicles, with over 90% of commuters driving alone and less than 1% using public transit, reflecting limited transit infrastructure. The average commute time is approximately 33 minutes, above the national average. Nearly 97% of households own at least one vehicle. Major highways, such as US-411, provide access to employment hubs in Birmingham (about 30 miles southwest) and Pell City. The city has minimal sidewalks and bicycle infrastructure, further emphasizing car dependence for daily travel and employment commutes.