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Anderson city, MO

McDonald MO County

Pop. 2,685 | Income $47,500 | Home $99,600

Deep Red

Safety & Crime

FBI UCR + Mapping Police Violence
Homicide Rate ()N/Aper 100K
Assault Rate ()N/Aper 100K
Hate Crimes137.2/100K
Police-Involved DeathsN/AN/A
FBI UCR Crime Data (-)

Parentheses = rate per 100,000. 2021 data unavailable.

Hate Crimes by Bias Category
CategoryCount%

TOP OFFENSE TYPES

OffenseCount%
Simple Assault1100.0%

TOP LOCATIONS

LocationCount%
Residence/Home1100.0%

Environment & Hazards

FEMA NRI + EPA TRI + EPA SDWIS + EPA AQS
FEMA Risk Score64.0Moderate
Air QualityN/A—
Water QualityN/A—
Toxic Facilities1268 lbs
Disaster Decl.1Since 2015
Property Hazards
Major Hazards
Tornado$3.0M annual loss
Moderate
Wildfire$229.7K annual loss
Low
Lifestyle Hazards
Heat WaveLow
DroughtModerate
Ice StormHigh
Winter WeatherLow
EPA Toxic Release Inventory (TRI) - Top Chemicals
1Facilities
268 lbsTotal
0 lbsAir
0 lbsLand
1Carcinogen Fac.
1HAP Fac.
ChemicalCAS #ReleasedFacilitiesFlags
Chromium7440-47-3107K1HAP
Nickel7440-02-071K1Carcinogen, HAP
Manganese7439-96-553K1HAP
Copper7440-50-836K1--
Lead7439-92-12K1Carcinogen
Top Toxic Release Facilities
FacilityAddressIndustryAirTotalKey Chemicals
ROXELL USA INC.720 INDUSTRIAL PARK RDMachinery Manufacturing1K13.8KK lbsChromium, Nickel, Lead

Public Health

CDC PLACES 2023
Overall Health Score13/100Poor
Obesity43%
No Health Insurance14.0%
No Annual Checkup77.3%
Chronic Disease Prevalence
Obesity
43.1%
High Blood Pressure
40.2%
Arthritis
31.6%
Diabetes
15.4%
Asthma
11.6%
Heart Disease
8.6%
COPD
11.7%
Stroke
4.7%
Risk Behaviors & Access

RISK BEHAVIORS

Sleep <7 Hours
41.3%
Physical Inactivity
38.3%
Binge Drinking
15.0%
Current Smoking
23.7%

HEALTHCARE ACCESS

No Annual Checkup
77.3%
No Dental Visit
47.1%
No Health Insurance
14.0%

MENTAL HEALTH

Depression
27.0%
Poor Mental Health
20.8%

Education & Schools

Urban Institute Education Data Portal
School District Coverage
McDonald County R-I School District
100.0%
Primary District: McDonald County R-I School District
Enrollment3,552
Per-Pupil Spending$11,084
Graduation Rate92%Cohort: 258
Total Revenue$42,185,000
Total Expenditure$39,372,000
Local Revenue$12,002,000
State Revenue$22,557,000
Child Poverty22.8%804 of 3,534

Housing & Affordability

Census ACS 2022
Median Income$47,500
Median Home Value$99,600
Price/Income Ratio2.10Affordable
Monthly Owner Cost$947w/ mortgage
Cost Burden

RENTERS

Burdened (>30%)
26.5%
Severe (>50%)
8.0%

HOMEOWNERS

Burdened (>30%)
12.1%
Severe (>50%)
6.6%
Housing Stock & Market
Total Units935
Vacancy7.4%Balanced
Owner OccupiedN/A
Renter OccupiedN/A

HOUSING AGE

Pre-1950
15.3%
Pre-1978 (Lead Risk)
53.6%
2010+ (Modern)
4.5%
Tax & Costs
Median Rent$721
Property Tax (Annual)$579
Effective Tax Rate0.58%of home value

HOUSING TYPE

Single-Family
62.5%
Multi-Family
26.5%

Home Value Distribution

Market Analysis
Entry-Level
0%< $100K

Entry-market accessible inventory

Mid-Market
0%$100K - $500K

Typical owner-occupied price band

Premium
0%$500K+

High-end & Luxury inventory share

Market Depth

Inventory share by price segment

$100-150K
0.0%
$150-200K
0.0%
$300-400K
0.0%
$400-500K
0.0%
$500-750K
0.0%
$750K-1M
0.0%
Market Snapshot:

Broad distribution across multiple price segments.

Internet & Broadband

Ookla + FCC BDC
RatingGood
Avg Download162.6Mbps
Avg Upload23.9Mbps
Speed Tests1462025-Q4
Fixed Broadband Providers (7)
ProviderResidential %Business %
T-Mobile USA, Inc.0.8%0.9%
EchoStar Corporation1.0%1.0%
McDonald County Telephone Company1.0%1.0%
Mediacom Communications Corp.0.9%0.9%
Telephone and Data Systems, Inc.0.8%0.2%
Viasat, Inc.1.0%1.0%
Space Exploration Technologies Corp.1.0%1.0%
Mobile Broadband (4)
ProviderResidential %Business %
AT&T Inc.1.0%1.0%
T-Mobile USA, Inc.1.0%0.9%
Telephone and Data Systems, Inc.0.9%0.9%
Verizon Communications Inc.1.0%0.9%

Political Landscape

MIT Election Lab + FEC
LeanR+68.8%Deep Red
Trend Since 2020-2.2%more Democratic
Turnout 2024347.8%
Total Donations$2K11 donors
Secular %100%
Election History (2000-2024)
YearDem %Rep %Margin
202415.2%84.0%R+68.8%
202015.9%82.5%R+66.6%
201616.1%80.1%R+63.9%
201224.6%72.8%R+48.3%
200830.2%67.6%R+37.4%
200428.7%70.5%R+41.8%
200028.6%68.3%R+39.7%

DONOR SKEW

Donors are 15.3% more Republican than voters

2024 Presidential Election
Democrat
15.2%Harris
Republican
84.0%Trump
Turnout347.8%
MarginR+68.8%

Demographics & Census

Census ACS 5-Year

Population

2,685

Median Age

N/A

In Labor Force

N/A

Unemployed

N/A

Below Poverty

N/A

Race & Ethnicity
Median Earnings by Education
Less than High SchoolN/A
High School GraduateN/A
Some College or Associate'sN/A
Bachelor's DegreeN/A
Graduate or ProfessionalN/A

Median Age

N/A

US avg: 38.9

Primary Life Stage

Family-Oriented

Children dominate (ages 0–17)

0.0% of population

Working-Age Share

0.0%

Below-avg working-age share

Ages 18–64

MaleFemale85+0.0%0.0%80-840.0%0.0%75-790.0%0.0%70-740.0%0.0%65-690.0%0.0%60-640.0%0.0%55-590.0%0.0%50-540.0%0.0%45-490.0%0.0%40-440.0%0.0%35-390.0%0.0%30-340.0%0.0%25-290.0%0.0%20-240.0%0.0%18-190.0%0.0%15-170.0%0.0%10-140.0%0.0%5-90.0%0.0%0-40.0%0.0%0%2%2%4%4%Hover a row for population details
Household Income Distribution

Economic class profile — share of households by income range

Low Income0.0%<$50K
Middle Class0.0%$50K–$150K
High Income0.0%$150K+
Low Income (<$50K)Middle Class ($50K–$150K)High Income ($150K+)
Commute
(~21 min avg)🏠 4.3% Work from Home

How people get to work & how long it takes

How People Get to Work

🚗Private Vehicle#195.9%
⚙️Other3.6%
🚌Public Transit0.6%
95.9%commute by car (solo or carpool)
0.6%use car-free alternatives (transit, bike, walk)

How Long Does It Take?

<20 min
20–44 min
45–89 min
90+ min
Most residents enjoy a quick commute. 👍
Heating Fuel Type

Utility Gas

350

Bottled/Tank/LP Gas

66

Electricity

510

Wood

14

Government Finances

Census Gov

Data Source: US Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) 2024
Last Updated: 4/4/2026
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