Silverhill Approaching City Status

Fairhope, Alabama



New neighborhood.


FASTEST GROWING

The nearby town of Silverhill claimed the title for fastest-growing municipality in not only Baldwin County but the state in the year ending July 1, 2023, according to latest census data: population there increased 41% -- from 1,365 to 1,923.

By contrast Fairhope increased by only 4.65% (to 24,873), Daphne by 2.2%, and Foley by 5%: these municipalities with populations greater than 2 thousand are classified as cities.

Silverhill should attain official city status too by the next census; a second water tank tower is about to be constructed for the town's water utility,  and the new Silverhill Elementary School is set to open later this year south of town. Alabama Power is expanding its electrical substation there as well.

Several new neighborhoods are under construction or being planned for there. 

Population numbers are for inside city limits only.


2023-24 data.


Comments

Anonymous said…
Getting too big. time to move elesewhere.
Anonymous said…
Lots of families moving from Fairhope to Silver Hill
Anonymous said…
Even though there is a large amount of people moving into the Silverhill area,these numbers do not reflect what is truly inside the corporate limits of town.The population of Silverhill is actually below 1000 residents within the 1 square mile of town. Annexation of outside areas would be tge only way to become a city
Anonymous said…
US Census data is for inside corporate limits. The town has annexed new property recently as well.