Rebecca Public RecordsGeorgia

Rebecca, located in Turner County, Georgia, is a small city with limited direct healthcare facilities—no hospitals and only one local clinic serving basic needs; residents typically travel to nearby Ashburn or Tifton for hospital services. Turner County Hospital in Ashburn (25 beds) is the closest inpatient provider. A majority of Rebecca's population (approximately 79%) is White, with 18% Black residents, and 15% uninsured (per county data). Common health issues include hypertension, diabetes, and obesity, reflecting county trends. Primary care availability is limited, with a physician-to-resident ratio of 1:3,000 in Turner County.

Rebecca is a small city in Turner County, GA, with a homeownership rate around 65% and median home values near $65,000, well below the national average. Rental options are limited, with median rents close to $700 per month. The area mainly features single-family homes, with most properties built before 1980. Neighborhoods are quiet and rural, with spacious lots. Property values have remained stable over recent years. Turner County’s property tax rate is approximately 1%, translating to yearly taxes around $650 on a median-value home. The housing market is affordable, attracting families and retirees seeking low cost of living.

Rebecca is a small city in Turner County, GA, with limited public transportation options; nearly 95% of residents commute by car. The average commute time is approximately 28 minutes, reflecting the city's rural setting and connections to nearby towns via GA-112 and US-41. Major employment hubs are located in neighboring Ashburn and Cordele. Over 90% of households own at least one vehicle. Public transit usage is negligible, with less than 1% relying on it for daily travel. Local transportation infrastructure primarily supports personal vehicle travel, featuring basic roadways but limited sidewalks and bike lanes.

Rebecca city, located in Turner County, Georgia, had a 2020 population of approximately 208. The median age was about 47 years. Gender distribution was nearly equal, with slightly more females (51%) than males (49%). Racially, the population was predominantly White (58%), followed by Black or African American residents (38%), with 4% identifying as Hispanic, Asian, or two or more races.

Rebecca is a small city in Turner County, Georgia, with access to education primarily through the Turner County School District in nearby Ashburn. There are no schools within Rebecca itself; students typically attend Turner County High School, which serves approximately 400 students and has a graduation rate of 92%. The county’s bachelor’s attainment rate is about 13%. Adult education and GED programs are available in Ashburn. School safety scores are above state average, and the district offers various academic and extracurricular programs. No colleges or universities are located within Rebecca.