Conejos Public RecordsColorado

Conejos city, located in Conejos County, Colorado, is a small community with an estimated population of around 55 residents. The median age is approximately 45 years. The population is nearly evenly split by gender, with about 51% male and 49% female. Racially, Conejos is predominantly Hispanic or Latino (about 80%), with White residents making up about 18%, and small percentages of other or mixed races. The city retains a rural character and close-knit feel due to its small, diverse population.

Conejos, CO, a small town in Conejos County, has a median home value around $167,000 and a median rent of about $850/month. Approximately 75% of residents are homeowners, reflecting low turnover and a tight rental market. Housing types are mainly single-family homes with some mobile homes. Property values have increased roughly 5% year-over-year. The area comprises quiet, rural neighborhoods. The property tax rate averages 0.48%, meaning an annual tax of about $800 on a $167,000 home. Homeownership remains affordable compared to Colorado’s average, making Conejos an appealing option for buyers seeking small-town life.

Conejos, Colorado, a small town in Conejos County, has limited educational facilities; students typically attend schools in neighboring areas like Antonito. The South Conejos School District operates 2 schools (an elementary and a combined junior/senior high), serving about 230 students. The district's graduation rate is approximately 87%, with 12% of adults holding a bachelor’s degree or higher. Academic performance scores are below the state average, with standardized test scores averaging around 65%. The schools emphasize safety measures and offer programs including AVID and concurrent enrollment, but adult continuing education options are limited locally.

Conejos, a small town in Conejos County, Colorado, has limited transportation infrastructure, with US Route 285 as the chief thoroughfare. Most residents commute by private vehicle: over 85% drive alone, with average commute times around 25 minutes. Public transit use is minimal, with under 1% relying on it. Vehicle ownership is high, with nearly all households having at least one car. There are no major public bus or rail services, and the town lacks large employment hubs—most residents work in nearby communities such as Alamosa or in local government, education, or agriculture sectors.

Conejos city, located in Conejos County, CO, has limited healthcare facilities; the closest hospital is Conejos County Hospital in nearby La Jara (approx. 10 miles away), which provides emergency and inpatient services. Local clinics, such as Valley-Wide Health Systems, offer primary care. The area is federally designated as a Health Professional Shortage Area, with only 1 primary care physician per 3,000+ residents. About 26% of residents are uninsured, compared to the state average of 12%. The population is largely Hispanic (approx. 55%), with prevalent health concerns including diabetes, hypertension, and behavioral health issues.