Chapter ED Intelligence · Chapter Report
ARC serving South Alabama
Southeast and Caribbean Division · Alabama and Mississippi Region
AL · 20 counties · HQ Mobile, AL · FEMA Region IV
1,194,119
People
485,196
Households
48.5%
Households below the ALICE survival threshold
20
Counties · 17,886 sq mi
Nearly 48% of households across this chapter live below the ALICE survival threshold — the working families one disaster away from crisis.
In this report · Economic vulnerability · Who lives here · Home fire mission (FLARE) · mission delivery & the bespoke relationship strategy to follow
Sources: American Red Cross geography + 2023 demographics reference table; United Way ALICE + poverty (latest county year).
Geography & Footprint
The chapter's footprint.
20
Counties
17,886
Square miles
1,194,119
People
Alabama and Mississippi Region
Southeast and Caribbean Division
| County | People | Sq mi | % of chapter |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile | 414,694 | 1,257 | 34.7% |
| Baldwin | 248,832 | 1,654 | 20.8% |
| Houston | 109,371 | 582 | 9.2% |
| Coffee | 54,937 | 680 | 4.6% |
| Dale | 49,296 | 563 | 4.1% |
| Covington | 37,341 | 1,044 | 3.1% |
| Escambia | 36,918 | 953 | 3.1% |
| Pike | 33,054 | 673 | 2.8% |
| Geneva | 26,546 | 579 | 2.2% |
| Barbour | 24,779 | 904 | 2.1% |
| Clarke | 22,471 | 1,253 | 1.9% |
| Monroe | 19,149 | 1,034 | 1.6% |
| Marengo | 18,885 | 983 | 1.6% |
| Butler | 18,613 | 778 | 1.6% |
| Henry | 17,417 | 568 | 1.5% |
| Washington | 14,999 | 1,089 | 1.3% |
| Crenshaw | 12,965 | 611 | 1.1% |
| Choctaw | 12,377 | 921 | 1.0% |
| Conecuh | 11,164 | 853 | 0.9% |
| Wilcox | 10,311 | 907 | 0.9% |
HQ: Mobile, AL · FEMA Region IV. Counties sorted by population.
Who Lives Here
The people of this chapter.
41
Median age
$53,139
Median household income
18.0%
Age 65+
30.1%
Renter households
Age distribution
Race & ethnicity
Hispanic / Latino (any race): 4.3% of residents.
Source: American Red Cross 2023 demographics reference table. Chapter figures aggregate the 20 counties; median age and income are population-weighted.
Economic Vulnerability
Where the need is greatest.
| County | People | Median HH income | ALICE | Poverty | Combined |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Wilcox | 10,311 | $36,584 | 38.1% | 29.8% | 67.9% |
| Conecuh | 11,164 | $40,876 | 38.4% | 22.5% | 60.8% |
| Monroe | 19,149 | $37,888 | 36.4% | 24.1% | 60.5% |
| Escambia | 36,918 | $38,187 | 35.7% | 23.6% | 59.3% |
| Barbour | 24,779 | $36,659 | 37.1% | 22.1% | 59.2% |
| Pike | 33,054 | $41,910 | 35.4% | 22.7% | 58.1% |
| Butler | 18,613 | $45,187 | 37.2% | 19.9% | 57.1% |
| Crenshaw | 12,965 | $43,577 | 36.5% | 20.6% | 57.0% |
| Marengo | 18,885 | $38,074 | 30.4% | 25.0% | 55.4% |
| Choctaw | 12,377 | $40,081 | 32.1% | 22.6% | 54.7% |
| Clarke | 22,471 | $46,355 | 33.3% | 20.3% | 53.6% |
| Covington | 37,341 | $48,390 | 32.7% | 19.7% | 52.3% |
| Geneva | 26,546 | $46,834 | 33.9% | 17.1% | 50.9% |
| Mobile | 414,694 | $51,839 | 33.8% | 17.1% | 50.9% |
| + 6 more counties — full table in the county appendix | |||||
Combined = households in poverty plus ALICE households (above poverty, below the cost of basics), as a share of all county households. Source: United Way ALICE, latest county year.
Risk & Disaster History
What this chapter is up against.
$856.6M
Expected annual loss, all hazards
Mobile
Highest-risk county
70.0%
Avg social vulnerability (SVI)
2
FEMA declarations, 5 yr (top county)
| County | NRI risk | Exp. annual loss | SVI %ile | FEMA 5yr | FEMA all |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile | Relatively High | $298.2M | 83.0% | 2 | 40 |
| Baldwin | Relatively High | $237.4M | 34.9% | 1 | 38 |
| Houston | Relatively Moderate | $55.2M | 71.8% | 1 | 28 |
| Coffee | Relatively Moderate | $43.0M | 68.0% | 1 | 30 |
| Escambia | Relatively Moderate | $36.2M | 84.7% | 1 | 27 |
| Covington | Relatively Moderate | $33.1M | 71.2% | 1 | 33 |
| Choctaw | Relatively Low | $20.6M | 65.5% | 1 | 28 |
| Dale | Relatively Low | $18.5M | 77.7% | 1 | 33 |
| Clarke | Relatively Low | $13.3M | 83.7% | 1 | 28 |
| Geneva | Relatively Low | $11.7M | 58.2% | 1 | 33 |
| Washington | Relatively Low | $10.8M | 32.2% | 1 | 27 |
| Pike | Relatively Low | $10.7M | 80.0% | 1 | 23 |
| Marengo | Relatively Low | $10.4M | 66.9% | 1 | 20 |
| Monroe | Relatively Low | $10.3M | 74.2% | 1 | 26 |
| + 6 more counties — full table in the county appendix | |||||
Sources: FEMA National Risk Index 2025 (risk rating, expected annual loss), CDC/ATSDR SVI 2022 (social-vulnerability percentile), FEMA disaster declarations — via the Red Cross national county database.
Disaster History
A chapter shaped by disaster.
62
Federal disaster declarations
25
Hurricanes
Hurricane
Most common type
2024
Most recent
By incident type
Most recent declarations
| FY | Disaster | Type |
|---|---|---|
| 2024 | Hurricane Helene | Hurricane |
| 2023 | Severe Storms, Straight-Line Winds, And Tornadoes | Severe Storm |
| 2021 | Hurricane Zeta | Hurricane |
| 2020 | Hurricane Sally | Hurricane |
| 2020 | Hurricane Sally | Hurricane |
| 2020 | Severe Storms, Straight-Line Winds, And Tornadoes | Severe Storm |
| 2020 | Severe Storms And Flooding | Severe Storm |
| 2020 | Covid-19 Pandemic | Biological |
| 2020 | Covid-19 | Biological |
| 2019 | Hurricane Michael | Hurricane |
Source: FEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries v2 — county-level, deduplicated to unique disasters.
Home Fire Mission · FLARE 2024
Every home fire is a Red Cross moment.
712
Home fires (2024)
57.9%
Red Cross care rate
212
Fires with no Red Cross notification
6.0
Fires per 10,000 residents
Red Cross cared for 58% of home fires — but 212 (30%) happened with no Red Cross notification: the prevention, smoke-alarm, and response opportunity, county by county.
Source: FLARE Fire Incidents 2024 (American Red Cross, public layer). “With care” = Red Cross provided assistance; “no notification” = the Red Cross was never alerted to the fire.
Home Fire · Respond & Prevent
Red Cross shows up — and prevents.
3,045
Home-fire calls answered (RC response)
2,911
Single-family fire responses
5,855
Free smoke alarms installed
134
Multi-family fire responses
Red Cross answered 3,045 home-fire calls and installed 5,855 free smoke alarms across the chapter — response and prevention, county by county.
Sources: DRO National 800-RedCross Calls by County (RC fire responses); Smoke Alarm Installs FY15–FY24 (American Red Cross).
Red Cross Facilities
The chapter's physical footprint.
9
Red Cross facilities
1
Owned
8
Leased / licensed
0
BioMed sites
By type / function
BioMed facilities
No BioMed fixed sites in this chapter.
Sources: Red Cross real-estate portfolio (reintel.jbf.com) + BioMed facilities (biomed.jbf.com).
Locations, types and functions only — no cost, square footage, or lease terms are disclosed.
Red Cross Philanthropy · Major Donors
Who gives here.
Major-donor giving across the chapter — three fiscal years. Internal planning data.
$831,349
Total giving, 3-year
27
Major donors
$71,393
Current FY · ▼ 88% vs prior FY
$274,017
Top: Baldwin
| County | Major donors | Total giving, 3-year |
|---|---|---|
| Baldwin | 11 | $274,017 |
| Houston | 2 | $183,427 |
| Mobile | 7 | $101,831 |
| Henry | 1 | $100,000 |
| Marengo | 2 | $74,602 |
| Escambia | 1 | $49,972 |
| Covington | 3 | $47,500 |
Source: Red Cross major-donor giving by county, three fiscal years.
Internal / executive-director planning use — not donor-facing.
County Deep Dive
Mobile County
414,694
People
$51,839
Median HH income
50.9%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively High
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age39.3
ALICE households55,417
Poverty households28,044
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$298.2M
Social vulnerability (SVI)83.0%
FEMA declarations (all time)40
Home fires, CY2024211
Fires, no RC notification77
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr$101,831
Mobile County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Baldwin County
248,832
People
$68,787
Median HH income
38.9%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively High
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age43.3
ALICE households31,119
Poverty households9,980
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$237.4M
Social vulnerability (SVI)34.9%
FEMA declarations (all time)38
Home fires, CY202497
Fires, no RC notification38
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr$274,017
Baldwin County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Houston County
109,371
People
$49,790
Median HH income
44.9%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Moderate
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age40.8
ALICE households12,234
Poverty households7,907
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$55.2M
Social vulnerability (SVI)71.8%
FEMA declarations (all time)28
Home fires, CY202464
Fires, no RC notification23
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr$183,427
Houston County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Coffee County
54,937
People
$59,375
Median HH income
44.4%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Moderate
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age39.8
ALICE households5,566
Poverty households3,695
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$43.0M
Social vulnerability (SVI)68.0%
FEMA declarations (all time)30
Home fires, CY202423
Fires, no RC notification10
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Coffee County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Dale County
49,296
People
$49,754
Median HH income
48.3%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age38.4
ALICE households5,935
Poverty households3,614
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$18.5M
Social vulnerability (SVI)77.7%
FEMA declarations (all time)33
Home fires, CY202436
Fires, no RC notification14
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Dale County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Covington County
37,341
People
$48,390
Median HH income
52.3%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Moderate
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age44.8
ALICE households4,733
Poverty households2,853
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$33.1M
Social vulnerability (SVI)71.2%
FEMA declarations (all time)33
Home fires, CY202417
Fires, no RC notification1
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr$47,500
Covington County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Escambia County
36,918
People
$38,187
Median HH income
59.3%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Moderate
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age41.4
ALICE households4,563
Poverty households3,010
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$36.2M
Social vulnerability (SVI)84.7%
FEMA declarations (all time)27
Home fires, CY202437
Fires, no RC notification6
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr$49,972
Escambia County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Pike County
33,054
People
$41,910
Median HH income
58.1%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age34.9
ALICE households4,463
Poverty households2,861
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$10.7M
Social vulnerability (SVI)80.0%
FEMA declarations (all time)23
Home fires, CY202417
Fires, no RC notification7
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Pike County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Geneva County
26,546
People
$46,834
Median HH income
50.9%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age44.6
ALICE households3,573
Poverty households1,800
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$11.7M
Social vulnerability (SVI)58.2%
FEMA declarations (all time)33
Home fires, CY202427
Fires, no RC notification4
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Geneva County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Barbour County
24,779
People
$36,659
Median HH income
59.2%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age40
ALICE households3,367
Poverty households2,008
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$8.9M
Social vulnerability (SVI)99.3%
FEMA declarations (all time)28
Home fires, CY202415
Fires, no RC notification3
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Barbour County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Clarke County
22,471
People
$46,355
Median HH income
53.6%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age43.4
ALICE households2,814
Poverty households1,719
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$13.3M
Social vulnerability (SVI)83.7%
FEMA declarations (all time)28
Home fires, CY202421
Fires, no RC notification9
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Clarke County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Monroe County
19,149
People
$37,888
Median HH income
60.5%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age42.9
ALICE households2,692
Poverty households1,782
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$10.3M
Social vulnerability (SVI)74.2%
FEMA declarations (all time)26
Home fires, CY202411
Fires, no RC notification2
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Monroe County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Marengo County
18,885
People
$38,074
Median HH income
55.4%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age42.6
ALICE households2,313
Poverty households1,907
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$10.4M
Social vulnerability (SVI)66.9%
FEMA declarations (all time)20
Home fires, CY202431
Fires, no RC notification5
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr$74,602
Marengo County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Butler County
18,613
People
$45,187
Median HH income
57.1%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age42.3
ALICE households2,703
Poverty households1,443
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$9.4M
Social vulnerability (SVI)68.7%
FEMA declarations (all time)28
Home fires, CY202415
Fires, no RC notification2
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Butler County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Henry County
17,417
People
$57,877
Median HH income
48.8%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Very Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age45.4
ALICE households2,162
Poverty households1,102
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$8.5M
Social vulnerability (SVI)62.0%
FEMA declarations (all time)28
Home fires, CY202410
Fires, no RC notification0
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr$100,000
Henry County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Washington County
14,999
People
$46,433
Median HH income
46.8%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age42.4
ALICE households1,409
Poverty households1,249
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$10.8M
Social vulnerability (SVI)32.2%
FEMA declarations (all time)27
Home fires, CY202417
Fires, no RC notification3
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Washington County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Crenshaw County
12,965
People
$43,577
Median HH income
57.0%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Very Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age43.4
ALICE households1,851
Poverty households1,043
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$7.2M
Social vulnerability (SVI)68.5%
FEMA declarations (all time)29
Home fires, CY20249
Fires, no RC notification2
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Crenshaw County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Choctaw County
12,377
People
$40,081
Median HH income
54.7%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Relatively Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age45.8
ALICE households1,662
Poverty households1,170
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$20.6M
Social vulnerability (SVI)65.5%
FEMA declarations (all time)28
Home fires, CY202414
Fires, no RC notification1
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Choctaw County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Conecuh County
11,164
People
$40,876
Median HH income
60.8%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Very Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age45.6
ALICE households1,737
Poverty households1,018
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$6.2M
Social vulnerability (SVI)51.2%
FEMA declarations (all time)27
Home fires, CY202411
Fires, no RC notification2
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Conecuh County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
County Deep Dive
Wilcox County
10,311
People
$36,584
Median HH income
67.9%
Combined ALICE + poverty
Very Low
FEMA NRI risk
People & economy
Median age41.4
ALICE households1,406
Poverty households1,100
Risk & response
Expected annual loss$6.9M
Social vulnerability (SVI)98.2%
FEMA declarations (all time)22
Home fires, CY202429
Fires, no RC notification3
Bridge assistance · DRO 220-25—
Major-donor giving · 3-yr—
Wilcox County · sources: Red Cross demographics 2023, United Way ALICE, FEMA NRI & declarations, FLARE CY2024.
Your Live Tools
The chapter's Experience Builder apps & federal tools.
Red Cross Intelligence Briefing
Chapter risk, hardship, hazards & county drilldowns
experience.arcgis.com
Disaster Response Intelligence
Spatial disaster-response intelligence
Experience Builder app
Red Cross Real Estate
Facilities & market intelligence
experience.arcgis.com
Service Area Planning
Service-area geography & planning
Experience Builder app
Community Mobilization V
Local resource & mobilization map
experience.arcgis.com
Biomed
Blood & BioMed footprint
experience.arcgis.com
FEMA RAPT
Resilience analysis & planning
www.fema.gov
Census Community Resilience
People & resilience context
www.census.gov
Red Cross Experience Builder apps give the live, drill-down companion to this report; federal tools add official context.
Sources & Methodology
Every number, traceable.
Tools produce facts; humans own decisions. Each figure in this report traces to a named source and vintage.
| Metric | Source | Vintage |
|---|---|---|
| geography + 2023 demographics | ALICE master / Red Cross reference table | 2023 |
| ALICE + poverty households | MASTER counties ALICE+demographics | 2023 |
| flare | flare_fire_incidents (public AGOL, CY24) | CY2024 |
| smoke_alarms | GIS_MAP_FY15_to_FY24 (AGOL item b09f21d9…) | FY15–24 |
| lives_saved | Lives_Saved_Map_30_Apr_2026 (AGOL item ff313330…) | 2026 |
| risk + disaster history | FEMA NRI 2025 · CDC SVI 2022 · FEMA declarations (red-cross-data county master) | FEMA NRI 2025 · SVI 2022 |
| fema disaster history | FEMA Disaster Declarations Summaries v2 | 2026 |
| facilities / real estate (no costs) | Red Cross facilities portfolio — reintel.jbf.com (locations, types & ownership only; no cost/lease terms) | FY25 |
| home-fire RC responses (SFF/MFF) | DRO National 800-RedCross Calls by County (org AGOL) | FY24–26 |
Geography: American Red Cross chapter↔county reference. The full machine-readable source ledger ships with the data bundle.
Appendix · County Data
Full county table.
| County | Pop | Households | Hardship | NRI risk | Exp. annual loss | Fires '24 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mobile | 414,694 | 164,690 | 50.9% | Relatively High | $298.2M | 211 |
| Baldwin | 248,832 | 100,558 | 38.9% | Relatively High | $237.4M | 97 |
| Houston | 109,371 | 45,410 | 44.9% | Relatively Moderate | $55.2M | 64 |
| Coffee | 54,937 | 21,947 | 44.4% | Relatively Moderate | $43.0M | 23 |
| Dale | 49,296 | 20,319 | 48.3% | Relatively Low | $18.5M | 36 |
| Covington | 37,341 | 15,514 | 52.3% | Relatively Moderate | $33.1M | 17 |
| Escambia | 36,918 | 14,618 | 59.3% | Relatively Moderate | $36.2M | 37 |
| Pike | 33,054 | 14,022 | 58.1% | Relatively Low | $10.7M | 17 |
| Geneva | 26,546 | 10,856 | 50.9% | Relatively Low | $11.7M | 27 |
| Barbour | 24,779 | 9,561 | 59.2% | Relatively Low | $8.9M | 15 |
| Clarke | 22,471 | 9,476 | 53.6% | Relatively Low | $13.3M | 21 |
| Monroe | 19,149 | 8,129 | 60.5% | Relatively Low | $10.3M | 11 |
| Marengo | 18,885 | 8,129 | 55.4% | Relatively Low | $10.4M | 31 |
| Butler | 18,613 | 8,044 | 57.1% | Relatively Low | $9.4M | 15 |
| Henry | 17,417 | 7,326 | 48.8% | Very Low | $8.5M | 10 |
| Washington | 14,999 | 6,214 | 46.8% | Relatively Low | $10.8M | 17 |
| Crenshaw | 12,965 | 5,617 | 57.0% | Very Low | $7.2M | 9 |
| Choctaw | 12,377 | 5,580 | 54.7% | Relatively Low | $20.6M | 14 |
| Conecuh | 11,164 | 4,942 | 60.8% | Very Low | $6.2M | 11 |
| Wilcox | 10,311 | 4,244 | 67.9% | Very Low | $6.9M | 29 |
One row per county. Combined hardship = poverty + ALICE households. Fires = FLARE CY2024.