Farmland Public RecordsIndiana

Farmland, Indiana (Randolph County), has a homeownership rate of roughly 77%, with median home values around $106,000 as of 2023. The average rent for a two-bedroom is about $800/month. Property values have risen over 20% since 2020. Housing mainly consists of single-family homes, Craftsman bungalows, and some historic properties in quiet neighborhoods. The city’s property tax rate is approximately 0.82% of assessed home value. Popular neighborhoods include the downtown historic district and areas near Farmland’s antique shops and arts venues, attracting both families and retirees for affordability and small-town charm.

Farmland, located in Randolph County, Indiana, primarily relies on private vehicle transportation, with over 90% of commuters driving alone to work. Public transit options are minimal or nonexistent, and the average one-way commute is around 24 minutes, slightly below the national average. Vehicle ownership is high, with most households owning at least two vehicles. The town’s transportation infrastructure centers on Indiana State Road 32, facilitating access to nearby employment hubs such as Winchester, Muncie, and Anderson. Limited sidewalks and bike lanes reflect the community’s rural character and reliance on cars for daily transportation needs.

Farmland, located in Randolph County, Indiana, is primarily served by Monroe Central School Corporation, featuring Monroe Central Junior/Senior High School. The area has one public high school; no colleges or bachelor's degree institutions are within city limits. According to U.S. Census data, about 10.7% of adults in Farmland hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. Monroe Central High School scored above state average in graduation rate (over 93% in 2023), and school safety initiatives are in place. Adult education options are limited, but vocational and dual-credit programs are available through the high school.

Farmland, IN, located in Randolph County, lacks a hospital within city limits; the nearest acute care facility is Ascension St. Vincent Randolph in Winchester (about 7 miles away). Farmland hosts a clinic, such as the Farmland Family Physicians. Approximately 90.6% of Randolph County residents have health insurance. The population is predominantly White (over 96%), and median age skews older (43 years countywide). Common health concerns include heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory issues, reflecting state rural health trends. Healthcare access is challenged by provider shortages—the county averages roughly 1 primary care provider per 2,300 residents.

Farmland city, located in Randolph County, Indiana, has a population of approximately 1,300 residents. The median age is about 40 years. Males make up 47%, while females account for 53% of the population. The racial composition is predominantly White (over 97%), with the remaining population comprising African American, Asian, Hispanic, and multiracial individuals (each under 1-2%). Hispanic or Latino residents make up about 1.5% of the community, reflecting a primarily non-Hispanic White demographic.