The Scribner city population is approximately 3,090 people. The population is composed primarily of White, Black and Native American residents. The percentage of residents who live below the poverty level is approximately 20 percent. The Census Bureau uses a set of income thresholds to determine if a family is considered low-income. These thresholds vary by family composition and size. Families with incomes below these levels are considered to be living in poverty. There are two primary occupational groups in Scribner. The first category includes group quarters, which include nursing facilities, correctional facilities, and college residents halls.
In Scribner, NE, the population is approximately 799 people. In 2000, Scribner was the 10,339th largest city in the country. In 2019, it is the 11,303rd largest city in the US. The city has a higher than average homeownership rate of 79.8%, which is higher than the national average. The median property owner owns two cars.
The median annual income in Scribner is $45,313. This is less than the Nebraska median of $65,712. In 2017, it was $46,250. This represents a -2.03% annual growth when compared to the previous year. The median household income in Scribner, NE is higher than the national average, with the exception of the elderly. A high percentage of residents live in homes where English is not the first language.