Are you curious about the Population & Steets in Sards City? Then read on for some helpful information. The town's post office opened in 1912 and by the mid-twentieth century, it had a population of 23 people. In the early 1930s, Abel B. Pierce constructed a cotton gin, housing units for the workers, and the first roads in the town. By the time of WWII, Sargent had grown to eighty people. The post office closed in the mid-40s, but in 2000, the population of Sargent had risen to 300.
The Census Bureau and ESRI both provide demographic data for Sargents. While the total number of renter-occupied housing units in Sargents City decreased by 2% from 2000 to 2011, the numbers of units and households per household are comparable to the neighboring cities of Elm Creek and Maxwell. Interestingly, Sargents City had fewer eviction cases in 2001 than neighboring cities, and had fewer than half the eviction cases as Loomis and Bertrand.
Sargents City is located in the Matagorda-Sargent Census-County Development District (CCD). This CDD is roughly the size of Texas, and has a large proportion of Europeans. The percentage of foreign-born residents in Matagorda-Sargent CCD is one eighth of the average state of Texas. You can learn more about the Matagorda-Sargent CCD below.