Total Population
1,006
Population
Growth Rate
0.18%
Median Age
38
Diversity Index
23.600
Solomon is a progressive, family-friendly community that lies on the Dickinson-Saline county line, 13 miles east of Salina or 8 miles west of Abilene.
One of the first things people notice about Solomon is the pride that residents take in the appearance of their community. Good streets and well-groomed neighborhoods make Solomon a desirable place to live.
Solomon's charming Main Street is home to various businesses. Solomon holds several celebrations and activities, such as the Solomon Festival, with activities like turtle races, volleyball tournaments, a street dance and more!
The community offers great public services, and is home to USD 393. In Solomon, students can expect to get a quality education. Industrial and business sites are available and Solomon is close to I-70 and rail transportation. The town's close proximity to larger communities allows Solomon to draw from a substantial work force while still offering employment options.
Households
409
Total Housing Units
446
Owner Occupied
306
Renter Occupied
103
Vacant
37
Median Home Value
$125,269
Average Home Value
$134,069
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
2.51%
Median Household
$74,153 $83,499
Average Household
$84,077 $94,197
Per Capita
$34,182 $38,700
Total Businesses
29
Total Employed
509
Workers 16+
424
2023 Manufacturing Businesses
Businesses
1
Employed
300
2023 Educational Services - Businesses
Businesses
3
Employed
72
2023 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
8
Employed
37
2023 Public Administration
Businesses
2
Employed
32
2023 Prof/Scientific/Tech Service
Businesses
1
Employed
29
2023 Central Bank/Crdt Intrmdtn
Businesses
1
Employed
15
Some
High School
45
Graduated
High School
194
Associates
Degree
86
Bachelor's
Degree
81
Graduate
Degree
25
Average Commute Time
0 min.
Resident Commuters
223
Non-Resident Commuters
202
Drive Alone
288
Carpooled
70
Public
0
Work At Home
16