Warsaw Public RecordsKentucky

Warsaw, a city in Gallatin County, Kentucky, had a population of approximately 1,615 in 2020. The median age is about 37 years. Gender distribution is nearly balanced, with 48% male and 52% female. Racially, the city is predominantly White (about 92%), with African Americans making up around 2%, and other races, including Hispanic or Latino and multiracial residents, comprising the remaining 6%.

Warsaw, the county seat of Gallatin County, KY, offers a rural charm with median home values around $140,000 and median rents near $800/month. About 65% of residents own their homes, while 35% rent. Housing includes single-family homes, some historic properties, and a few small apartment complexes. Notable neighborhoods include downtown Warsaw and areas near the Ohio River. Property values have risen by approximately 8% in the past year. Gallatin County’s property tax rate is 0.74%, making homeownership relatively affordable compared to state and national averages.

Warsaw, located in Gallatin County, KY, is primarily served by Gallatin County Schools, which includes Gallatin County High School. The district enrolls about 1,250 students across its schools, with the high school’s graduation rate around 92%. School safety measures and community engagement programs are in place. Adult educational attainment is below the national average, with roughly 12% holding a bachelor’s degree or higher. Educational programs focus on core academics and vocational training, and recent school report cards rate Gallatin County schools with scores around 68/100, reflecting average performance compared to state benchmarks.

Warsaw city, in Gallatin County, KY, has limited public transportation, with the majority of residents (over 85%) commuting by private vehicles. The average commute time is about 29 minutes, slightly above the national average. Vehicle ownership is high, with most households owning at least two cars. There is minimal public transit service locally, and walking or biking infrastructure is limited. Major employment hubs in the area include local schools, government offices, and small businesses, with some residents commuting to larger nearby cities like Florence or Covington for work.

As of 2024, Warsaw, the county seat of Gallatin County, KY, has limited healthcare infrastructure—no major hospitals operate within the city itself, with nearest full-service hospitals located approximately 20 miles away in Carrollton and Florence. The city is served by a small clinic and several family practice providers. Approximately 10% of residents lack health insurance, slightly above the Kentucky average. The population, about 1,700, is predominantly White and aging, with common health issues including diabetes, obesity (38%), and cardiovascular disease. Residents commonly rely on regional health departments and telemedicine for healthcare access.