Total Population
33,662
Population
Growth Rate
0.04%
Median Age
35
Diversity Index
42.900
The county seat of Campbell County, Gillette is a city of about 30,000, and coal and cattle have been major features of its history. Founded in the late 1800s, the town came to life when the railroad came through, and soon the rail cars were shipping coal. Today, in addition to coal mining, Gillette’s diverse economy includes related energy industries, as well as a broad portfolio of manufacturing, education, healthcare, and service sector businesses.
Gillette is home to a highly rated two-year college, top-ranked public schools, and a host of activities, both indoors and out. The 9,000-seat Cam-Plex features events from rodeos to Broadway musicals, while hunting, hiking, and other outdoor fun can be found at nearby Black Hills, South Dakota and the Bighorn Mountains.
Total Population
33,662
Population
Growth Rate
0.04%
Median Age
35
Diversity Index
42.900
Households
13,074
Total Housing Units
14,375
Owner Occupied
8,821
Renter Occupied
4,253
Vacant
1,301
Median Home Value
$291,652
Average Home Value
$316,077
Income
Growth Rate
Median
Household Income
0.00%
Per Capita Income
2.18%
Median Household
$90,978 $102,737
Average Household
$108,422 $119,751
Per Capita
$42,376 $47,201
Total Businesses
1,503
Total Employed
20,057
Workers 16+
16,254
2026 HealthCare / Social Assistance
Businesses
172
Employed
4,523
2026 Retail Trade Businesses
Businesses
190
Employed
2,106
2026 Accommodation / Food Service
Businesses
112
Employed
1,975
2026 Food Service / Drinking Est.
Businesses
83
Employed
1,581
2026 Educational Services - Businesses
Businesses
33
Employed
1,495
2026 Public Administration
Businesses
89
Employed
1,494
Some
High School
1,007
Graduated
High School
6,218
Associates
Degree
2,129
Bachelor's
Degree
3,457
Graduate
Degree
2,262
Average Commute Time
0 min.
Resident Commuters
16,022
Non-Resident Commuters
169
Drive Alone
13,261
Carpooled
1,574
Public
132
Work At Home
626