Opal Public RecordsWyoming

As of the 2020 Census, Opal city, Lincoln County, Wyoming, had a population of 50. The median age was approximately 38 years. The gender breakdown was nearly even, with 48% male and 52% female. The racial makeup was predominantly White (94%), with small percentages of Native American (2%) and those identifying with two or more races (4%). Hispanic or Latino residents constituted about 4% of the population.

Opal City, Lincoln County, WY, features mostly single-family homes and some manufactured housing, with a homeownership rate around 75%. Median home values are approximately $160,000, while median rents range from $700 to $900/month. Property values have increased about 7% since 2022. The area is rural, with no distinct neighborhoods, offering spacious lots. Lincoln County property tax rates average 0.58% of assessed value, below the national average. Most residents own their homes, making Opal affordable for buyers seeking quiet, open spaces.

Opal City, Lincoln County, WY, is a small community with limited educational facilities; there are no schools located directly in Opal, with students attending schools in nearby towns such as Kemmerer, including Kemmerer High School. The Lincoln County School District #1 has an average graduation rate of 90% and offers limited advanced programs. There are no local colleges or adult education centers in Opal; the nearest higher education institutions are over 60 miles away. School safety scores in the area average 8/10, and educational programs are basic, focusing primarily on K-12 curriculum.

Opal, located in Lincoln County, WY, is a small town with around 100 residents. Transportation is primarily by personal vehicle, with over 95% of commuters driving alone and virtually no public transit options. The average one-way commute time is about 22 minutes, reflecting sparse traffic and rural infrastructure—mainly U.S. Highway 30 and local roads. Vehicle ownership rates are high, with nearly every household owning at least one car. Major employment hubs are outside town in larger nearby communities like Kemmerer, meaning most residents commute for work rather than find jobs within Opal itself.

Opal, located in Lincoln County, Wyoming, is a small rural town with a population under 100. There are no hospitals or clinics within Opal; residents typically travel 30+ miles to facilities in Kemmerer, such as South Lincoln Medical Center. Lincoln County reports around 87% health insurance coverage. The county has a healthcare provider rate of approximately 33 per 100,000 residents. Common health issues reflect rural trends: chronic respiratory diseases, diabetes, and access barriers. The majority of patients are non-Hispanic White, mirroring local demographics. Limited local care requires reliance on regional providers and telemedicine services.