Adamsville Public RecordsTennessee

Adamsville, located in McNairy County, TN, is served by one primary clinic, the Fast Pace Health Urgent Care, with no hospitals within city limits; the nearest hospital, McNairy Regional Hospital, closed in 2016, with current emergency care provided by nearby facilities in Selmer (16 miles away). Healthcare access challenges persist, with 13% of McNairy County residents uninsured and a patient-to-primary care physician ratio of roughly 4,500:1. The population is predominantly White (89%), with higher rates of chronic diseases such as diabetes (13%) and hypertension (41%) compared to state averages. Medicaid and Medicare cover over 45% of residents.

Adamsville, located in McNairy County, TN, has 2 public schools: Adamsville Elementary and Adamsville High School, serving approximately 900 students. The high school graduation rate is about 93%, while around 15% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School ratings average 6/10 for academic performance. Educational programs include vocational training and dual-credit college courses. Adamsville schools prioritize safety with regular drills and security measures. Adult education opportunities are available via community partnerships, supporting lifelong learning and workforce development.

Adamsville, in McNairy County, TN, has a homeownership rate of about 73%, with median home values around $140,000 in 2024. Median rent prices are approximately $950 per month. The market has seen modest appreciation, averaging 3% year-over-year. Housing consists mainly of single-family homes, with some mobile homes and limited apartments. Notable neighborhoods include the central Adamsville area and subdivisions near Main Street. Property tax rates average $1.05 per $100 assessed value, making it an affordable choice for families and retirees alike.

Adamsville, in McNairy County, TN, has a 2020 population of approximately 2,116. The city’s median age is about 45 years, indicating a relatively older population. Gender distribution is roughly balanced, with females comprising 52% and males 48%. Racially, Adamsville is predominantly White (around 89%), with Black or African American residents making up about 7%, and other races including Hispanic or Latino accounting for 4%.

Adamsville, located in McNairy County, TN, relies heavily on personal vehicles, with approximately 95% of households owning at least one car and public transportation options virtually nonexistent. The average one-way commute time is about 22 minutes, primarily via US Highway 64. Most residents work locally or commute to nearby cities like Savannah or Selmer, with the largest employment hubs being the local school district, manufacturing facilities, and retail centers. Carpooling rates are low, at under 10%, reflecting the city's rural character and limited transit infrastructure.