Edgar Public RecordsNebraska

Edgar city, located in Clay County, Nebraska, had a population of 428 as of the 2020 Census. The median age was 46.5 years, with 49% male and 51% female residents. Racially, the city was predominantly White (96.7%), with small representations of two or more races (3.3%) and Hispanic or Latino origin making up 2.8% of the population. These figures highlight a small, older, and primarily non-Hispanic White community.

Edgar, Clay County, NE, features a homeownership rate around 75%, with median home values near $80,000 and median gross rents about $600 monthly. Housing is primarily single-family detached homes, many built before 1970. Neighborhoods are quiet and residential, with large lots and a small-town feel. Property values have remained stable over recent years. Local property taxes average 1.6% of a property's assessed value. Rental options are limited, reflecting strong owner-occupancy. The market is affordable, attracting families and retirees seeking low cost of living and a close-knit community atmosphere.

In Edgar city, Clay County, Nebraska, most residents commute by car, with over 90% driving alone and a vehicle ownership rate near 97%. Public transit options are minimal, reflected in negligible ridership. The average commute time is around 21 minutes, shorter than the national average. Edgar's transportation infrastructure mainly consists of local and county roads; no major highways pass directly through the city. Major employment hubs are in agriculture and small local businesses, with some residents commuting to nearby towns such as Sutton or Clay Center for work. Car dependency is high due to the rural setting and job dispersion.

Edgar, located in Clay County, Nebraska, is a small rural community with no hospitals within city limits; residents rely on nearby facilities such as Brodstone Healthcare in Superior (approx. 20 miles south) and Mary Lanning Healthcare in Hastings (approx. 35 miles north). The city has a local clinic operated by Superior Family Medical Center. Clay County’s uninsured rate is 9.2%, with most residents covered by employer-sponsored, Medicare, or Medicaid plans. Patient demographics skew older, with 22% over age 65, and common health issues include hypertension, diabetes, and respiratory conditions. Healthcare provider density remains lower than the Nebraska average.

Edgar city, located in Clay County, Nebraska, is served by the Sandy Creek Public Schools district, which includes Sandy Creek High School (grades 7-12). The district's graduation rate is about 95%, with a student-teacher ratio of approximately 12:1. There are no colleges in Edgar; only about 14% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School safety ratings are above the state average, and programs include advanced placement courses and vocational training. Adult education opportunities are limited within the city, typically accessed in neighboring communities.