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Campbell County
Campbell County, South Dakota
At a Glance
Population 1,377 County Seat N/A State FIPS 46 County FIPS 021 Num Towns 4 Census-Designated Places 0 Total Town Population 716 Census Source Census ACS 5-Year 2022
People & Demographics
Population (official) 1,534 Median Age 50.4 Veterans 73 Housing Units 926 Uninsured 4 Net Migration (recent) -108 Growing No
Economy & Employment
Total Establishments 53 Total Employees 286 Avg Annual Pay $44,880 Median Household Income $66,932 Poverty Rate 5.6% Unemployment Rate 3.9% Avg AGI per Return (IRS) $87,766 Federal Spending FY2024 $14,266,180 Federal Spending Per Capita $10,360
Housing & Cost of Living
Median Home Value $80,300 Median Rent $713 FMR Studio $598 FMR 1BR $752 FMR 2BR $872 FMR 3BR $1,222 FMR 4BR $1,360
Health & Safety
Hospitals 0 EMS Stations 12 Fire Stations 12 Police Stations 12 Adult Smoking 15.9% Adult Obesity 32.1% Overdose Deaths Rate/100k 14.1 Air Quality Good Days N/A
Infrastructure
Electricity Price (¢/kWh) 12.86 Electric Customers 433548 Towns with Broadband Data 4 Towns with 90%+ Coverage 4
Community
Churches 6 Libraries 4 Historic Places (NRHP) 3 Homeless Population N/A Schools 12 SNAP Stores 1 Bank Branches 2
Agriculture
Total Farms 10 Land in Farms (acres) 13,325 Avg Farm Size (acres) 1,332.5 Year 2,022
Recent Federal Disaster Declarations (15)
Type Title Date DR COVID-19 PANDEMIC 2020-04-05 EM COVID-19 2020-03-13 DR SEVERE STORMS AND FLOODING 2019-09-23 DR SEVERE WINTER STORM, SNOWSTORM, AND FLOODING 2019-06-07 DR SEVERE WINTER STORM 2010-03-10 DR SEVERE WINTER STORM AND SNOWSTORM 2010-03-09 DR SEVERE STORMS AND FLOODING 2009-06-16 EM HURRICANE KATRINA EVACUATION 2005-09-10 DR SEVERE FLOODING, SEVER WINTER STORMS,HEAVY RAINS HIGH WINDS 1997-04-07 DR SEVERE WINTER STORMS AND BLIZZARD CONDITIONS 1997-01-10
Detailed Topics
Communities in Campbell County
Data sources: Census ACS, BLS QCEW, IRS SOI, USAspending.gov, County Health Rankings, EPA AQI, HUD FMR, NCES, FEMA, National Register of Historic Places, CDC, EIA.
