Hoople Public RecordsNorth Dakota

Hoople, located in Walsh County, North Dakota, has a population of approximately 225 residents as of the 2020 Census. The median age is around 42 years, with 49% male and 51% female. The city is predominantly White (about 90%), with Hispanic or Latino residents comprising roughly 8%, and smaller percentages of Native American and other races. Hoople’s close-knit demographic reflects a largely rural, agricultural community with modest diversity.

Hoople, located in Walsh County, ND, has a median home value of around $85,000 and a homeownership rate near 75%, with the remainder mostly renters. Median rent is approximately $550 per month. Most housing consists of single-family homes, with some older properties dating back to the mid-20th century. Neighborhoods are quiet and residential, reflecting a rural small-town atmosphere. Property values have remained steady in recent years, with slight increases of 1-2% annually. Local property tax rates average 1.2%, keeping overall housing costs affordable compared to state and national averages.

Hoople, located in Walsh County, ND, is served by Park River Area School District, with no high school directly in Hoople; students attend Park River Area High School (grades 7-12) about 14 miles away. There are no colleges within Hoople; only 17.5% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The nearest adult education and vocational programs are found in nearby towns. The Park River Area schools maintain a GreatSchools rating of 6/10, with strong emphasis on safety and extracurricular activities. Hoople itself does not have elementary or secondary schools within city limits.

Hoople, located in Walsh County, North Dakota, is a small city with limited transportation infrastructure and no public transit system. Most residents commute by personal vehicles, with over 95% driving alone, and the average commute time is about 20 minutes. Vehicle ownership is high, averaging around two cars per household. The city has basic road infrastructure, connecting to nearby towns via county roads and North Dakota Highway 18. There are no major employment hubs within Hoople; most residents work in nearby cities such as Grafton, relying on private transportation for commuting. Public transit usage is negligible.

Hoople, located in Walsh County, ND, does not have a hospital; the nearest is First Care Health Center in Park River, 14 miles away. Walsh County hosts around 3 clinics, with limited local providers—primarily family medicine. Most residents drive to Grafton or Park River for care. About 95% of Walsh County’s population is White non-Hispanic; 18.7% are 65+, leading to common issues such as heart disease and diabetes. Approximately 7% of county residents are uninsured, while the rest have private, Medicare, or Medicaid coverage. Overall, access is moderate but limited by rural distance.