The Romeoville, IL population is made up of both native and foreign-born residents. Its native-born residents are generally 29 years old, while its foreign-born population is around 45 years old. The city's poverty rate is approximately 21%, with the highest percentage of people living below the poverty level being Hispanic.
Romeoville has a low crime rate, which has a positive impact on home values and appreciation rates. It also promotes a sense of community amongst residents. For instance, the violent crime rate in Romeoville is only 146 per 100,000 residents. This rate is below the national average.
The city is located along the Lake Michigan shoreline in northeastern Illinois. It is an important national center. The weather in Romeoville is generally mild throughout the year. The hottest and coldest months are December and January. The city's average rainfall is a cool seven inches per year.
Romeoville is located in Will County, Illinois. As of 2010, it had a population of 39,863 people. Its average household income was $88,546. The poverty rate was 6.88%. The median house value was $198,800. The median age of residents is 34.6 years, with a male median of 33.3 years and a female median of 35.
Kidnapping rates in Romeoville are relatively low. Romeoville's crime rate is 0.03 per 1,000 residents. Its northwest portion is considered safest.