Iliff Public RecordsColorado

Iliff, located in Logan County, CO, features a rural housing market with a median home value around $155,000 (2024). Approximately 75% of residents are homeowners, while 25% rent, with median rents near $900/month. Housing typically consists of single-family homes and some manufactured housing. Neighborhoods are quiet and spread out, reflecting its small-town feel. Recent years saw relatively stable property values, with slight annual increases of 2–3%. Property taxes are moderate, averaging 0.5% of home value, lower than the national average, making Iliff an affordable option for buyers and renters seeking a peaceful, rural lifestyle.

As of the 2020 Census, Iliff, located in Logan County, Colorado, had a population of 246. The median age was approximately 41 years. Gender distribution was nearly even, with about 49% male and 51% female. The town was predominantly White (about 93%), with small percentages identifying as Hispanic or Latino (7%), and less than 1% representing other races or ethnicities.

Iliff, a small city in Logan County, CO, is served primarily by the RE-1 Valley School District, with Sterling High School located about 10 miles away, as Iliff itself does not have its own high school. The district has approximately 5 schools, with average test scores around 50% proficiency in math and reading. Adult residents with a bachelor’s degree or higher make up roughly 18% of the population. School safety incidents are below the state average. Educational programs include standard K-12 curricula and some vocational options, but advanced programs are limited due to the town’s size.

Iliff, located in Logan County, CO, is a small rural town where transportation is primarily car-dependent; about 90% of commuters drive alone, and public transit usage is virtually nonexistent. The average one-way commute is approximately 22 minutes, slightly below the national average. Most households own two or more vehicles, reflecting limited alternative transit options. Iliff lacks significant public transportation infrastructure, and US Highway 138 serves as the main transportation artery. Major employment hubs are in nearby Sterling, about 15 miles southwest, drawing most of Iliff's workforce for jobs in education, healthcare, and agriculture.

Iliff, a small town in Logan County, CO (population ~250), lacks its own hospital or major clinic; residents typically access healthcare in nearby Sterling (10 miles away), which has Sterling Regional MedCenter (25+ beds) and several outpatient clinics. Logan County’s uninsured rate is approximately 11%, slightly above the Colorado average. The county’s population skews older (median age ~41), with common health concerns including heart disease, diabetes, and mental health issues. The area is designated a Health Professional Shortage Area, with roughly 1 physician per 2,500 residents, highlighting limited local provider accessibility. Medicaid enrollment covers over 24% of residents.