Belden Public RecordsCalifornia

Belden, Plumas County, CA, is a small community with no schools within its immediate area; residents typically attend schools in neighboring towns, such as Quincy High School, which has a graduation rate of about 95%. Only around 22% of Plumas County adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The closest adult education programs and alternative schooling options are in Quincy. School safety rates are above the state average, and educational programs focus on small class sizes (about 15:1 student-teacher ratio) and outdoor learning. There are no colleges or universities directly in Belden.

Belden, a small community in Plumas County, California, had a population of 18 as of the 2020 Census. The median age was approximately 63.5 years, indicating a predominantly older population. Gender distribution is slightly more male, with about 56% male and 44% female. Racially, Belden is primarily White (89%), with small representations from other races (11%), and a Hispanic or Latino presence of about 11%. The area reflects rural, sparsely populated demographics with limited diversity.

Belden, a small community in Plumas County, CA, has minimal transportation infrastructure and public transit options, with nearly all residents relying on personal vehicles—vehicle ownership rates approach 100%. There is no local public transit; the nearest bus services are many miles away. Average commute times are low, typically under 20 minutes, as employment hubs are scarce and mainly related to tourism or outdoor recreation. Most employed residents commute to nearby towns such as Quincy. The area is accessed primarily via State Route 70, which serves as the main arterial road through this rural community.

Belden, a tiny community in Plumas County, CA, has fewer than 30 residents. Homeownership is low, with most dwellings being seasonal cabins or rentals; home values typically range from $150,000 to $250,000. Rental options are limited, and long-term rentals are rare, with median rents around $900 monthly. Housing consists mainly of single-family homes and cabins, with no defined neighborhoods. The median property tax in Plumas County is approximately 0.64% of assessed home value. The market is stable due to limited housing turnover and demand driven mainly by vacation and second-home buyers.

Belden, a small community in Plumas County, CA, has very limited healthcare facilities and no hospitals or full-service clinics within its immediate area; residents typically travel over 25 miles to Quincy or Greenville for medical care, primarily at Plumas District Hospital (PDH, 16 beds) or Indian Valley Medical Clinic. Plumas County's uninsured rate is approximately 7%, and about 25% of residents are age 65+. Common health issues include respiratory disorders and chronic conditions prevalent in rural, aging populations. Access barriers include limited local providers and long travel times. Telehealth services help mitigate some access gaps.