Fillmore County
How Fillmore County scores in ten areas of community life
Polco gives each area an index from the public data behind it, adjusted for the community's socioeconomic profile. Higher is stronger by Polco's measure. Where this page has the numbers behind an area, pick it to see them.
- Parks and recreation83
- Utilities78
- Inclusivity and engagement64
- Natural environment43
What each number actually means.
Pick a number to see how Fillmore County compares with other communities, what Polco's model expected and what to keep in mind.
What it measures
2024 · Census ACSHow many people live in Fillmore County. The number comes from the Census Bureau's American Community Survey, and college students who live there count as residents.
What Polco's model shows
Model estimatePolco's GPAL model projects 21,475 for 2025.
Who it affects
More residents means more demand on housing, schools, roads and local services. Population also shapes how much state and federal money Fillmore County receives.
Keep in mind
Survey figures are estimates with a margin of error. Small changes from one year to the next may not be meaningful.
About this data
These figures come from Polco's GPAL data, which brings together public data on U.S. cities and counties from sources like the Census Bureau, the CDC, the Bureau of Labor Statistics and the FBI. Each number is for the year shown with it, and most public data runs one to two years behind. Dollar figures are not adjusted for inflation.
The comparisons are Polco's. Each one names the group of communities Fillmore County is compared with, and the percentile is Fillmore County's place within that group. Polco's model figures are estimates, not measurements.
Polco has 328 measures for Fillmore County. This page shows the 68 whose units and values could be checked. Polco data release of Oct 26, 2026.
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