Bremen Public RecordsKentucky

As of the 2020 Census, Bremen city in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, had a population of 172. Approximately 49% were male and 51% female. The median age was around 44 years, with about 21% under 18 and 21% 65 or older. The city is predominantly White (about 96%), with small populations of Black (1%), Asian (1%), and mixed or other races (2%). Hispanic or Latino residents comprised about 1% of the population.

Bremen, a small city in Muhlenberg County, KY, offers affordable living with a median home value around $87,000 and median monthly rent near $675. Homeownership rates are high, exceeding 75%, with most residences being single-family homes. The local property market remains stable, with slight annual appreciation under 2%. Popular neighborhoods include central Bremen and areas near KY-81. Property taxes in Muhlenberg County average 0.67% of assessed home value, making taxes relatively low compared to national averages. The rental market is limited, as most residents prefer to own their homes.

Bremen, located in Muhlenberg County, KY, is served by the Muhlenberg County School District. Bremen does not have its own high school; students typically attend Muhlenberg County High School, which has a graduation rate of around 91%. There are no colleges or universities in Bremen, and only about 11% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School safety is average, with few notable incidents reported, and the district offers standard educational programs, including AP courses and vocational training. Muhlenberg County schools score around 67/100 overall on state assessments.

Bremen city and Muhlenberg County, KY, primarily rely on private vehicles, with over ninety percent of workers commuting by car and only about 0.5% using public transit, as transit options are minimal. Average commute times in Muhlenberg County are roughly 25 minutes. The area's transportation infrastructure centers around highways like U.S. Route 431 and the nearby Western Kentucky Parkway. Vehicle ownership is high, with most households owning two or more vehicles. Key employment hubs include coal mining, healthcare, and manufacturing centers located in nearby Central City and Greenville.

Bremen is a small city in Muhlenberg County, KY, with limited healthcare facilities; residents often access services in nearby Greenville, home to Muhlenberg Community Hospital (135 beds) and several clinics. The county has about 31,000 residents—Bremen itself under 200—with 15% aged 65+. Common health issues include diabetes (12% prevalence), heart disease, and obesity (40% rate). Approximately 7% of county adults are uninsured. Healthcare providers per 100,000 is below state average, reflecting provider shortages. Access challenges can affect low-income residents (19% poverty rate), but Medicaid and Medicare are significant insurers for the community.