Boise City: Economy & Jobs
Boise City's typical household earns $43,393 (1.4× below Cimarron County median $62,188; 1.5× below Oklahoma median $65,039), with homes at a median value of $67,100. The surrounding county supports 619 jobs (avg $43,476).
- $57,393 avg taxable income per return — higher than the median household income (vs Oklahoma $74,344).
Income & Affordability
Median household income $43,393 — below the Oklahoma median ($62,125). Poverty rate 10.4% (U.S. average ~12.5%).
| Affordability · Price To Income Ratio | 1.5× |
|---|---|
| Affordability · Rent To Income Pct | 20.1% |
| Affordability · Affordable | Yes |
| Affordability · Interpretation | very affordable |
| Irs Income · IRS tax returns filed | $1,010 |
| Irs Income · Total Adjusted Gross Income (thousands) | $57,967 |
| Irs Income · Average AGI per return | $57,393 (vs Oklahoma $74,344) |
| Irs Income · Year | 2022 |
| Income Estimate | $56,091 |
| Median Household Income | $43,393 (vs Oklahoma $62,125) |
| Poverty Rate | 10.4% |
Sources: IRS SOI 2022 · Census ACS 5-Year 2023 · Refreshed 2026-04-12
Economic Character
Qualitative classification derived from Census occupation, industry, and income data — workforce composition (white-collar/blue-collar), top employing sector, and income tier.
| Economic Character · Workforce | mixed |
|---|---|
| Economic Character · Top Industry | Retail |
| Economic Character · Income Level | working-class |
| Economic Character · Median Income | $43,393 |
Employment & Workforce
Employment + workforce stats. The county-level employment count covers all jobs within the county, not just town residents. 4% work from home (U.S. average ~15%).
| Commuter Profile · Work From Home Pct | 3.5% |
|---|---|
| Commuter Profile · Primary Mode | drove alone |
| Employment · Avg annual employment (county) | 619 |
| Employment · Total annual wages (county) | $26,915,260 |
| Employment · Average annual pay | $43,476 |
| Employment · Year | 2024 |
| State Occupation Wages · Year | 2023 |
| State Occupation Wages · All Occupations · Soc Code | 00-0000 |
| State Occupation Wages · All Occupations · Title | All Occupations |
| State Occupation Wages · All Occupations · Employment | 1,664,310 |
Sources: BLS QCEW 2023 · BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics (OES) · Refreshed 2026-04-12
Industry Sectors
Major industries by establishment count from Census County Business Patterns (2022). Sectors are NAICS-coded; counts are county-wide employer establishments.
| Agriculture · Total Farms | 47 |
|---|---|
| Agriculture · Land In Farms Acres | 1,155,696 |
| Agriculture · Avg Farm Size Acres | 24,589.30 |
| Agriculture · Top Commodities | Animal Totals, Crop Totals, Grain, Corn, Wheat |
| Agriculture · Year | 2022 |
| Business Patterns · Establishments (employer count) | 66 |
| Business Patterns · Total Employees | 315 |
| Business Patterns · Annual Payroll Thousands | 10,872 |
| Business Patterns · Year | 2022 |
Sources: USDA NASS Census 2022 — county FIPS matched · Census CBP API — county FIPS match
Local Business Mix
Retail and service businesses by category (Census CBP NAICS-coded). Counts cover the surrounding county, not just the town. Reflects the everyday commercial mix residents can access.
| Local Businesses · Commercial Banks | 3 |
|---|---|
| Local Businesses · Hotels Motels | 3 |
| Local Businesses · Full Service Restaurants | 3 |
Sources: Census CBP — NAICS detail codes
Dining Scene
Eating + drinking establishments by NAICS category (Census CBP 2022) — full-service restaurants, fast-food, bars, coffee shops. County-level counts.
| Dining Scene · Full Service Restaurants | 3 |
|---|
Sources: Census CBP NAICS 722
Banking
FDIC-insured bank branches with addresses. Branch density correlates with population — fewer branches per resident in lower-density areas.
Branches (1)
SNAP & Food Access
USDA-authorized SNAP retailers — supermarkets, super stores, convenience stores, and other locations where SNAP benefits can be redeemed. Per-1K density tracks food access.
Sample (4)
| Nearest Snap · Name | Dollar General 11681 |
|---|---|
| Nearest Snap · Total In Area | 4 |
Chamber of Commerce
IRS-registered chamber of commerce organizations matched to this town. Reflects the IRS Exempt Organizations BMF; some chambers operate informally and may not appear here.
| Chamber Of Commerce · Name | CIMARRON COUNTY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE INC |
|---|
Sources: IRS EO BMF · Refreshed 2026-04-12
Spending & Tax
Federal spending flowing to the surrounding county — direct payments, grants, contracts, loans (USAspending.gov).
| Federal Spending · Federal Spending Fy2024 | $47,274,908 |
|---|---|
| Federal Spending · Per Capita | 20,590.12 (vs Oklahoma $7,371) |
| Federal Spending · Population | 2,296 people (vs Oklahoma 63,420) |
Sources: USAspending API
Other
| Pct Drove Alone | 87.6% |
|---|---|
| Pct Public Transit | 6.3% |
| Pct Walked | 3.5% |
| Retirement Score · Median age | 36.2 years (vs Oklahoma 35.2y) |
| Retirement Score · Ss Household Pct | 51.6% |
| Retirement Score · Hospitals Nearby | 1 |
| Retirement Score · Affordable | Yes |
| Retirement Score · Factors | strong SS base, hospital access, affordable |
| Retirement Score · Rating | good |
Sources: Census ACS 5-Year 2023 · Refreshed 2026-04-12