Omaha Public RecordsArkansas

Omaha city in Boone County, Arkansas, has a population of around 160 people. The median age is approximately 44 years. Gender distribution is close, with about 48% male and 52% female. The city is predominantly White (over 94%), with small percentages of other races, including about 2% Native American and 4% identifying as two or more races. Hispanic or Latino residents comprise around 2% of the population.

Omaha city in Boone County, Arkansas, is a small community with limited transportation infrastructure, lacking formal public transit services. Most residents commute by private vehicles, with an average commute time of approximately 22 minutes, slightly below the national average. Vehicle ownership is high, with nearly all households having access to at least one car. The main thoroughfares are U.S. Route 65 and Arkansas Highway 14. Employment hubs are primarily in nearby Harrison, about 10 miles south, where many Omaha residents work, reflecting the area’s reliance on regional commuting rather than local job centers.

Omaha, a small town in Boone County, Arkansas, is served primarily by Omaha School District, featuring one K-12 campus: Omaha High School. The district has approximately 400 students in total, with Omaha High School serving grades 7–12. There are no colleges or universities in Omaha; 9% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The school boasts a graduation rate of around 88%, standardized test scores slightly below the state average, and focuses on school safety and personalized education. Adult education resources are limited within Omaha, but community programs are available in nearby Harrison.

Omaha, in Boone County, AR, has a homeownership rate of about 71%, with median home values around $135,000 as of 2023. Median rent hovers near $750/month. The real estate market is stable, seeing modest annual value growth of 2-3%. Housing in Omaha largely consists of single-family homes, with some manufactured houses. The town is small with quiet neighborhoods and a rural atmosphere. Property taxes are low, averaging about 0.6% of home value, making it affordable compared to national averages. Renting is less common due to the high rate of ownership and limited rental inventory.

Omaha, a small town in Boone County, Arkansas, lacks hospitals within city limits; residents typically access care at North Arkansas Regional Medical Center in Harrison (about 12 miles away). Boone County has around 50 primary care providers for 37,000 residents. About 11% of the county is uninsured. Major health concerns include diabetes, obesity, and heart disease, reflecting state trends. Primary care clinics and the Boone County Health Unit in Harrison serve local needs. The population is predominantly white (over 95%), with a median age of 43, shaping regional healthcare requirements and resource allocation.