Huber Heights is an average-sized city, with a population of 38,795. The city is comprised of a mixture of White and Black residents. About 60% of residents are married and 70% are families with children. The median age of Huber Heights residents is 37.5 years old.
The most common industries in Huber Heights, OH are Manufacturing, Health Care & Social Assistance, and Retail Trade. However, residents may work in a variety of locations. The Census data is linked to each person's residential address, and the income of household members in Huber Heights, OH is comparable to neighboring cities.
Huber Heights, Ohio has a slightly above-average tornado activity, and is significantly higher than the average for the entire U.S. There was one category F5 tornado in Huber Heights, which killed 36 people and injured at least 1100 others, resulting in damages between $50 and $500 million. In addition, the city has had two Category F4 tornadoes, both of which killed at least 100 people and caused more than $15 million in damage.
The City of Huber Heights is located in Montgomery County, Ohio. However, it has recently annexed some land in Miami County. Originally, Huber Heights was located in Greene County, but detached in 2013 and now resides in Montgomery County. The city has an area of approximately 25 square miles and a median income of $69,000.