Conecuh County Public RecordsAlabama

As of the 2020 Census, Conecuh County, Alabama, had a population of approximately 11,400. The racial composition was about 53% Black or African American, 43% White, and around 2% Hispanic or Latino. The median age was 44.6 years, indicating an aging population. Gender distribution was relatively balanced, with 49% male and 51% female residents.

Conecuh County, Alabama, has approximately 7,400 registered voters as of 2024. Voters participate in local, state, and federal elections, including recent turnouts of about 55% for general elections. Major polling locations include the courthouse in Evergreen and selected community centers. The County Board of Registrars manages voter registration, while the Probate Judge oversees election administration. Both Democratic and Republican parties contend, with recent results showing a slight Democratic edge in local races. Key voting issues include economic development and school funding. In-person, absentee, and provisional ballots are utilized for all elections.

Conecuh County, AL, serves K-12 students through 5 public schools, including Hillcrest High School. The district's high school graduation rate is approximately 87%, while about 11% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The average public school rating is 4/10. Educational programs focus on college/career readiness and adult education, with the Technical College in nearby Evergreen supporting vocational training. School safety initiatives include security protocols and resource officers, maintaining a relatively low incident rate.

As of 2022, Conecuh County, AL, had a civilian employment rate of approximately 47.7%. Key industries include manufacturing (17.7%), educational services (16.3%), and health care/social assistance (14.8%). The main occupation types are production (14.8%), office/administrative support (12.3%), and sales (10.2%). Most residents drive alone to work (85.9%), with an average commute of 27.2 minutes; about 44% work within the county, while others commute to surrounding areas like Escambia and Monroe counties.

Conecuh County, AL, has a homeownership rate of about 73%, with a median home value of approximately $84,000 as of 2023. Rental units make up around 27% of housing, with median rents near $600 per month. The property market remains stable, with slight annual appreciation under 2%. Housing types range from single-family homes to some duplexes, primarily in neighborhoods like Evergreen and Castleberry. Property taxes are relatively low, averaging $400–$600 annually for a typical home. The area’s affordable costs and rural character attract both retirees and families seeking value-oriented living.

Conecuh County, AL, reported a crime rate of 2,115 incidents per 100,000 residents in 2023, slightly below the state average. Violent crime accounted for approximately 16% of total cases, with 28 reported assaults and 2 homicides. Property crime, including burglary and theft, remained the most prevalent at 511 incidents. The local sheriff’s department encourages community reporting, resulting in a clearance rate of 43%. While the crime rate has declined by 5% since 2022, continued vigilance and neighborhood watch programs contribute to ongoing safety efforts.