Total Population
2,368
Population
Growth Rate
0.05%
Median Age
40
Diversity Index
41.100
The City of Westminster is dedicated to fostering industrial and commercial growth within the city and its surrounding areas. Westminster combines small-town charm with vibrant community spirit. Each year, the city proudly hosts the South Carolina Apple Festival and the South Carolina Bigfoot Festival, drawing visitors from near and far. Founded in 1875 as a bustling railroad stop, Westminster flourished throughout the 20th century with its thriving textile and manufacturing industries. Today, the city's economy is driven by agriculture, manufacturing, and a diverse range of small businesses. Westminster provides essential water and sewer services to residents and businesses both within and outside city limits and offers electric services to those within the city. Attracting new industry remains a vital priority for Westminster to ensure sustainable economic growth and create opportunities for future generations.
Total Population
2,368
Population
Growth Rate
0.05%
Median Age
40
Diversity Index
41.100
Total Businesses
107
Total Employed
859
Workers 16+
822
2026 Educational Services - Businesses
Businesses
3
Employed
183
2026 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
21
Employed
159
2026 Accommodation / Food Service
Businesses
10
Employed
140
2026 Food Service / Drinking Est.
Businesses
8
Employed
136
2026 HealthCare / Social Assistance
Businesses
8
Employed
90
2026 Food & Beverage Retailers
Businesses
6
Employed
72
Some
High School
177
Graduated
High School
488
Associates
Degree
183
Bachelor's
Degree
197
Graduate
Degree
89
Average Commute Time
0 min.
Resident Commuters
625
Non-Resident Commuters
146
Drive Alone
734
Carpooled
58
Public
0
Work At Home
9
Households
1,009
Total Housing Units
1,194
Owner Occupied
705
Renter Occupied
304
Vacant
185
Median Home Value
$196,044
Average Home Value
$266,142
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
2.54%
Median Household
$62,302 $65,240
Average Household
$69,228 $76,625
Per Capita
$29,498 $33,439
Here, community and culture come together, offering a welcoming atmosphere for both residents and visitors. With thriving downtown areas that host year-round events, charming festivals, weekly concerts from spring to fall, and unique local dining experiences, it offers small-town living with a vibrant twist. There's always something happening in Oconee County that brings people together.
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