Evergreen Park City has a diverse population. The majority of the population is White, while the minority is Hispanic. The area also has a small amount of Native Americans, Hawaiians, and other Pacific Islanders. The minority population is smaller than the majority of white residents.
Evergreen Park City has a very low percentage of divorced people. The area's average family size is 3.4. Compared to other cities in the area, Evergreen Park has the second-smallest share of single people. But it has the second-largest percentage of families.
The city's median household income is $79,396. The highest-earning households reside in Census Tract 8219. The most disadvantaged households are White, Hispanic, and Black. Approximately 8% of residents live below the poverty line.
Evergreen Park is located in northeastern Illinois along Lake Michigan. The weather is warmest during the summer. The worst time of year is in the winter. There are thirteen imposing religious congregations in Evergreen Park. The area is located near Chicago. It has a diverse population and a strong history.
Evergreen Park City's population peaked at 26,000 people in the 1970s, but has since decreased by 2.8 percent. It has a low population density, as compared to other towns in the area. Most residents commute to Chicago.