City safety & data profile
TylerTX
Tyler, TX is a 104K-resident city in Smith County with a median household income of $67,486.
Smith County, Texas. Federal health, economic, and safety indicators for Tyler, drawn from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey, CDC PLACES, and CMS Hospital Compare. Tyler has a population larger than 93% of the 4,640 U.S. cities Areazine tracks, a median home value of $235,300, and 4 hospitals serving the surrounding area.
Data updated 2026-07-20
- 104K
- Population
- Top 7%
- By size
- $67,486
- Median income
- $235,300
- Median home
- 12.5%
- Poverty rate
The read on Tyler
Tyler posts a median household income higher than 33% of U.S. cities Areazine tracks, where 4 hospitals serve the Tyler area.
- Top 67%
- by median income, US cities
- 4
- hospitals in & near Tyler
Where Tyler income ranks nationally
Median household income vs. every place Areazine profiles (place-level ACS)
$67,486 Bottom 33% higher than 33% of 3,889 places Areazine profiles
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Source U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey (place-level) · 2024 ACS 5-year
The quick read
Reading Tyler, TX beyond the headline numbers
Tyler sits inside Smith County, Texas, at roughly 32.35°N, -95.30°W. Population 103,700, $67,486 median household income. Median home value $235,300, median rent $1,252. Poverty rate 12.5%, read against that income figure since two cities on the same median can differ underneath it.
CDC PLACES: Tyler's highest-prevalence health measure is short sleep duration at 38.9%, then obesity at 37.5%. 4 hospitals in/around Tyler, 3.8/5 avg rating, 4 with an ER.
Sources: U.S. Census ACS, CDC PLACES, CMS Hospital Compare, plus live alerts for Tyler from FEMA, NOAA, FDA, and CPSC. Comparison bars benchmark each metric against the national reference.
10-Year Trends 2013–2024
County-level trend (Smith County) - Tyler's own historical series isn't separately published by the Census Bureau, so these year-over-year figures track the surrounding county, not the city alone.
Economics
| Indicator | Value |
|---|---|
| Median Rent | |
| Poverty Rate | 12.5% -12% vs avg |
| Unemployment | 4.5% |
| Bachelor's Degree+ | 31.4% |
| Work From Home | 7.9% |
| Public Transit | 0% |
Population
Health Profile 15 measures
Health Indicators
Preventive Care
Other Measures
Hospitals 4 total
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Safety Context
Tyler, TX is located in Smith County, Texas. With a population of 104K and a $67,486 median household income, the community faces health challenges including short sleep duration and obesity. Residents have access to 4 hospitals with an average rating of 3.8/5 stars. Safety alerts for the Tyler area are monitored from federal and state agencies including FEMA, NOAA, FDA, and CPSC.
Safety Guides
Primary source data
EPA Outdoor Air Quality Data
Federal monitoring network, every measurement we report
AirNow - Texas
Real-time AQI for every monitored Texas location
National Weather Service
NOAA active watches, warnings, advisories
CDC Air Quality & Health
Health-impact reference for every AQI category
EPA NAAQS standards
National Ambient Air Quality Standards, the regulatory thresholds
Nearby Cities 8
Using Tyler's profile
Use this as a starting research checklist, not a verdict on whether to live here.
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- Read the poverty rate alongside the income figure, two places with the same median can have very different realities.
- Compare Tyler against Texas peers on any ranking lens. Explore Texas
Population and economics (income, home value, poverty, education) are place-level U.S. Census ACS; health is CDC PLACES; hospital counts reflect facilities in and around the city.
Data Sources
All data on this page comes from official U.S. government sources. Population and economic data from the Census Bureau American Community Survey (2024 5-year estimates, place geography). Health data from the CDC PLACES program (2023). Hospital ratings from CMS Hospital Compare (2024). Climate data from NOAA. Education data from NCES. Cost of living from Bureau of Economic Analysis. Crime statistics, where referenced on Areazine, originate from the FBI Crime Data Explorer. Housing market figures referenced on Areazine come from HUD Fair Market Rents. Census economics and population are at place geography; some health and hospital indicators are reported at the county level (Smith County) where that is the smallest published unit.
Every figure on Areazine is published directly from official U.S. government sources, no number is typed in by an editor. City demographic and health figures are compiled directly from U.S. Census, CDC, and CMS releases, updated quarterly within 30 days of upstream release. See our editorial standards & corrections policy, the methodology behind these numbers, or report a data error. Data current as of 2026.