Name: Aledo, TX
Rating: 0.0

( 7 Ratings )

Living in Aledo, TX

Ranks better than 71% of areas Follow

Population

4,767

Median Age

35.6 Years

Aledo Area Facts

Aledo has a Livability Score of 71_/100, which is considered excellent
Aledo crime rates are 56% lower than the Texas average
Cost of living in Aledo is 31% higher than the Texas average

What do the locals think about Aledo?

80%

Family friendly

0%

Public transit is accessible

0%

Walkable to grocery stores

80%

Yards are well-kept

40%

Lots of parks

0%

Walkable to restaurants

Friendly neighbors

Safe at night

Pet friendly

Streets have sidewalks

80%

A quiet area

100%

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Living in Aledo, TX 1.5 rating By Anonymous ( Nov 25, 2019) Aledo is a very sleepy small town with high taxes and good schools. The City of Aledo seem very corrupt on how taxes are utilized. The infrastructure is not keeping pace with the population growth. There are no amenities offered to their residents...you'll need go to the surrou ...Read More nding cities for groceries, good gym, and places to shop. Also, don't move here unless you are prepared to pay a extremely high water/sewage bill. Read Less

High taxes and little in return. no police, old oudated municipal facillity 2 rating By Anonymous ( Jun 22, 2018) Aledo has a certain charm of a smallish city, however property and CERTAINLY school taxes are exorbitantly high and yet there is little to show for these high taxes. There is no police presence, only two "hands off" county sheriffs that dont get very involved. There is very lit ...Read More tle to no shopping within city limits, other than 3-4 yoga studios, 5-6 boutiques, and 3-4 auto/property insurance companies. No real restaurants, the city hall looks like an old military maintenance facility with landscaping. Homes are beautiful, well maintained, as the city is as well. But come on! Major focus needs to be maintained on spurring growth with "real retail" and "real restaurants", possibly tax incentives provided by the city to lure necessary retail in order to maintain the allure of Aledo. Otherwise all you have is expensive homes with affluent residents that shop elsewhere outside of city limits and begin to ponder why they pay exorbitant taxes for so little in return. I wonder if its time to get rid of the old mayor, city manager and get fresh blood with fresh views, and the understanding it takes money to make money. Read Less

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