Burkburnett Demographics

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Burkburnett Demographics  

Community Demographics:

Population

 

 

 

City

County

2000

10,927

131,664

1999

10,904

129,006

1998

10,933

127,789

1996

10,904

129,006

1990

10,145

122,378

 

 

 

Population Distribution by Sex

 

 

 

Male

5,284

49%

Female

5,643

51%

source: 2000 U.S. Census

 

 

 

Population Distribution by Age

Age Group

Burkburnett City #

Burkburnett %

 

 

 

Under 5

757

7%

5 to 19 years

2611

23%

20 to 34 years

1809

17%

35 to 54 years

3191

30%

55 to 64 years

1049

10%

65 + years

1510

13%

 

 

 

Median Age

36.8

100%

source: 2000 U.S. Census

 

 

 

Population Distribution by Ethnicity

Age Group

Burkburnett City #

Burkburnett %

 

 

 

Anglo

9,908

90%

African American

315

3%

American Indian/Eskimo

116

1%

Asian/Pacific Islander

78

1%

Other

510

5%

Total Population

10,927

100%

source: 2000 U.S. Census

 

 

 

Housing

 

 

Home Owners

 

75.6%

Renters

 

22.2%

Persons in Household

 

2.6

 

 

 

Average Median

 

 

Housing Value

 

$80,300

 

 

 

Regional Airports

 

 

Dallas/Fort Worth

 

130 mi.

Lawton

 

40 mi.

Oklahoma City

 

100 mi.

Wichita Falls

 

10 mi.

 

 

 


TAXATION

Ad Valorem Tax:
(Real and Personal Property)

Local property taxes are based upon 100 percent of market value on all tangible real and personal property as defined by federal and state statues. Below are the ad valorem tax rates on property located within the City of Burkburnett and its extraterritorial jurisdiction.

 

 

 

Tax Rate
(Per $100 assessed value) - Jan. 2008

Wichita County

 

$0.447200

Burkburnett, City

 

$0.518171

Burkburnett ISD

 

$1.280890

Special Districts:
(Hospital, College, etc.)

 

 

TOTAL:

 

$2.246261

 

 

 

Municipal Sales Tax:

 

2%

State Sales Tax:

 

6.25%

TOTAL

 

8.25%

 

As of an election held in 1997, Burkburnett citizens agreed to tax themselves an additional 1 percent bringing the total to the maximum of 8.25%. This additional revenue is used by the city to reduce residential property taxes, and provide incentives for economic development directed at creation of new jobs and expanding the tax base. (See Incentives)