Smyrna

Smyrna, Georgia Overview

With a composite score of 58.5/100 and a B+ grade, Smyrna ranks #6 of 20 cities in Georgia. Its strongest showing is in Safety (77/100), while Outdoor Access (8/100) represents its largest gap.

Income & Employment in Smyrna

Smyrna’s median household income of $96,780 is 36% above the Georgia median of $71,355, and its 3.4% unemployment rate undercuts the state’s 3.5%.

Safety in Smyrna

At 291.3 violent crimes per 100,000 residents, Smyrna sits meaningfully below the Georgia average of 368 — a 26% lower gap. The property crime rate is 1625 per 100,000.

Cost of Living in Smyrna

Smyrna has a cost of living index of 100.9 (where 100 equals the national average), slightly above the national benchmark. The median home value is $409,000. Median monthly rent is $1,682. Renters spend 20.9% of income on rent, well within the 30% affordability guideline.

Health & Wellness in Smyrna

The adult obesity rate in Smyrna is 29.7% (CDC PLACES). The diabetes prevalence rate is 9.1%. Residents report an average of 15.3 poor mental health days per month, above the typical range. Georgia ranks #34 nationally for overall health.

Education & Schools in Smyrna

Smyrna has a high school graduation rate of 89%. The student-teacher ratio of 13.7:1 indicates smaller class sizes. Per-pupil spending is $14,678. The city has 13 public schools serving 12,091 students. School data is sourced from the NCES Common Core of Data and EDFacts.

Climate & Commute in Smyrna

Smyrna enjoys a moderate climate with an annual average of 62.6°F. Summers average 77°F. Winters average 49.5°F. Annual precipitation is 52.1 inches. 23.9% of workers in Smyrna work from home, well above the national average.

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