Pryor Creek is located about 6 miles northwest of MAIP along Highway 20 and Highway 69. The 2020 Census counted 9,444 residents in Pryor Creek which was a slight decrease from the 2010 Census which listed 9,539 residents. The median age of residents in Pryor Creek is 31.7 years old with a median annual household income of $43,278. Approximately, 60% of residents identify as Caucasian, 17% identify as Native American, and 17% identifying as two or more races. As of the 2020 Census, 550 of the 4,253 housing units counted were listed as vacant.

Pryor Creek is comprised of approximately 10 square miles with a small town center based around a historic Main Street. Pryor Creek is expected to experience growth in population due to the increase in economic opportunity coming to the region in the near future. The purpose of this guide is to describe tangible steps that Pryor Creek will follow over the near, mid, and long term to help it retain its unique sense of place and character, protect natural resources and agriculture, and anticipate future needs, such as utilities, transportation, environmental resource protection, housing, community services, and education.