Fallston Public RecordsMaryland

Fallston, Harford County, MD, has a 2020 population of approximately 9,558. The median age is 48 years, indicating an older population. Gender distribution is nearly equal, with 49% male and 51% female. Racially, Fallston is predominantly White (89.8%), followed by African American (3.9%), Asian (2.2%), and Hispanic or Latino (2.4%). Other races and multiracial residents comprise less than 2% of the population.

Fallston, in Harford County, MD, is a suburban community where approximately 92% of residents own their homes, and 8% rent. Median home values are around $450,000 (as of 2024), with prices rising about 6% year over year. The area features predominantly single-family homes on spacious lots, with neighborhoods like Woodcrest and Singer Heights. Property tax rates average 1.01%, with annual taxes near $4,500 for median-priced homes. Rental options are limited, with median rents around $2,200/month. The market is competitive, reflecting Fallston’s excellent schools and family-friendly environment.

Fallston, located in Harford County, MD, is served primarily by Fallston High School, which has an enrollment of around 900 students and a graduation rate of 96%. The area’s schools consistently score above the state average, with Fallston High boasting a 4/5 GreatSchools rating. Approximately 52% of Fallston adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The district emphasizes safety, reporting incidents well below the state average. Fallston also offers various Advanced Placement programs and adult education courses through Harford Community College, supporting lifelong learning for residents.

Transportation in Fallston, Harford County, MD, is dominated by personal vehicles, with about 95% of households owning a car and 87% of commuters driving alone to work; carpooling and public transit usage are minimal, with less than 1% using Harford Transit LINK buses. The average commute time is approximately 32 minutes, slightly above the national average. Transportation infrastructure primarily consists of Maryland Route 152 and nearby U.S. Route 1. Fallston lacks major employment hubs; most residents commute to job centers in Bel Air, Baltimore, or White Marsh. Walking and cycling rates are very low.

Fallston, Harford County, MD, primarily relies on Upper Chesapeake Medical Center (7 miles away; 183 beds) and several local clinics, including Fallston Family Care. Harford County’s uninsured rate is 5.2%, below Maryland’s average. The area’s population is predominantly White (88%), median age 43.9. Common health issues include heart disease, diabetes (9.5% prevalence), and obesity (30%). Over 90% of residents report having a regular healthcare provider. Healthcare is provided mainly by primary care physicians, nurse practitioners, and specialists based in nearby Bel Air. Medicaid and Medicare cover 12% and 15% of residents, respectively.