If you're wondering how many people live in Crestview City, you've come to the right place. The following demographics are from the census data of 2020. The city has a population of 39,244 within one mile and a population of 54,144 within five miles of the city. Most businesses are small, but there is one large employer in the area - Eglin Air Force Base, which is responsible for 72% of the local economy. Councilman Harry LeBoeuf enjoys the opportunity to help shape the economic future of the city. Sandra Wilson, executive director of the Main Street Crestview Association, has been a longtime resident of the city.
The city is home to numerous lakes and three rivers. Residents enjoy swimming, boating, fishing, horseback riding, and other recreational activities. Fourth of July fireworks are a favorite, and the city organizes several festivals throughout the year. One of the biggest, the Carver Hill May Day Festival, involves festivities, food, and music. The city is served by the Bob Sikes Airport, located just northeast of the city. The Okaloosa-Walton Community College offers adult education classes.
The city is located in the state of Florida. The city's city hall is located at the address above. Its customer service is available through phone or email. There are 12 banks in Crestview, including Hancock Whitney Bank, Synovus Bank, and CommunityBank of Mississippi. Its population is estimated at over 20,000. The city is considered the "Hub City" of northwest Florida. Located near Interstate 10, State Road 85, and U.S. Highway 90, Crestview is close to many major cities and highways. The town was largely developed due to railroad service to the West Panhandle.