Altheimer Public RecordsArkansas

Altheimer, AR, features predominantly single-family homes, with about 62% of residents owning their homes and the rest renting. The median home value is around $53,000, significantly below the national average, while median rent is approximately $675 per month. Property values have remained relatively stable, with little recent growth. Neighborhoods are modest and close-knit, primarily offering detached houses. Property tax rates in Jefferson County average about 0.59% of a home’s assessed value, making homeownership more affordable. The local housing market is suited for buyers seeking affordability and steady, long-term residence.

Transportation in Altheimer, Jefferson County, AR, is primarily car-dependent, with approximately 90% of residents commuting by private vehicle. Public transit options are limited, leading to minimal transit usage—typically under 1%. The average commute time is around 23 minutes. Most households own at least one vehicle, with a vehicle ownership rate exceeding 92%. Infrastructure consists mainly of local roads connecting to U.S. Highway 79, which links Altheimer to major employment hubs in Pine Bluff and Little Rock. Walking and cycling options are scarce due to limited pedestrian and bike facilities.

As of the 2020 Census, Altheimer, Jefferson County, Arkansas, had a population of 742. The city’s demographic breakdown was approximately 92% Black or African American, 6% White, and 2% Hispanic or other races. The median age was about 48 years, indicating an aging population. Gender distribution was nearly balanced, with roughly 51% female and 49% male residents.

Altheimer, Jefferson County, AR, is served primarily by the Dollarway School District, with one elementary school and students attending Dollarway High School in nearby Pine Bluff. The graduation rate at Dollarway High is around 67%, below the Arkansas average. No colleges or universities are in Altheimer; only 7.8% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree. Limited adult education programs are available through the local district. School safety ratings are average, and specialized educational programs are minimal. The GreatSchools rating for Dollarway schools averages 2–4 out of 10.

Altheimer, located in Jefferson County, Arkansas, has limited local healthcare infrastructure; there are no hospitals within the city, with the nearest major facility—Jefferson Regional Medical Center—located nearly 15 miles away in Pine Bluff. The area is served by a small clinic and periodic mobile health services. Approximately 18% of residents are uninsured, and around 65% of the population is African American. Common health issues include diabetes (over 13% prevalence), hypertension, and obesity. Access to primary care providers is limited, with around 1 provider per 2,300 residents in Jefferson County, lower than the state average.