Saulsbury Public RecordsTennessee

Saulsbury, a town in Hardeman County, Tennessee, had a 2020 population of 71. The median age was approximately 55 years. Gender distribution was about 56% male and 44% female. Racially, the population was 76% White, 22% Black or African American, and 2% Hispanic or other races. Saulsbury’s small size reflects an aging, predominantly White community with limited diversity.

Saulsbury, in Hardeman County, TN, has a median home value of about $70,000, with approximately 80% of residents owning their homes and 20% renting. The average monthly rent is around $700. Most homes are single-family detached types in rural neighborhoods. Property values have remained stable, with a slight 1-2% annual increase over recent years. Property taxes are low, averaging about $430 annually per home. The community is quiet, with scattered residential areas and limited commercial development, giving Saulsbury a small-town, rural atmosphere.

Transportation in Saulsbury, Hardeman County, TN, is predominantly car-dependent, with over 95% of residents commuting by personal vehicle and virtually no regular public transit options available. The average one-way commute time is about 32 minutes, slightly above the state average. Most households (approximately 90%) have access to at least one vehicle. Key transportation infrastructure includes U.S. Route 57, connecting Saulsbury to larger employment hubs like Bolivar and Grand Junction. Local employment is mainly centered around small businesses, education, and agriculture, with many residents commuting to nearby towns for work.

Saulsbury, in Hardeman County, TN, does not have schools within the city limits; students attend schools in nearby towns, primarily within the Hardeman County School District. Hardeman County’s high school graduation rate is approximately 88%, while about 13% of adults hold a bachelor's degree or higher. The county has 9 public schools in total, with an average GreatSchools rating of 4/10. Adult education programs, including GED preparation, are available in the county seat, Bolivar. School safety policies follow state guidelines, with resource officers in larger schools and standard emergency protocols in place.

Saulsbury, in Hardeman County, TN, is a small city with limited local healthcare facilities; residents typically travel to nearby Bolivar for hospital services at Bolivar General Hospital (45 beds). There are few clinics or providers directly in Saulsbury. Hardeman County has an uninsured rate of approximately 13%, with 17% aged 65+, and significant African American and White populations. Common health issues include diabetes (14%), hypertension, and obesity (42% adult prevalence). Primary care access is below the national average: about 1 provider per 2,500 residents in the county. Most residents rely on Medicaid/Medicare or private insurance for coverage.