The population has steadily decreased from 300 in 2010 to 218 in 2022, a decline of about 27%. This population decrease, coupled with the increasing white majority, suggests a possible outmigration of minority groups, particularly Hispanics.

Verona appears to be moving in the opposite direction of national trends that often show increasing diversity in many communities. This could be due to factors such as limited economic opportunities for minority groups, possible cultural or social factors making the community less attractive to diverse populations, and the small size of the community, which makes it more susceptible to rapid demographic shifts based on the decisions of a few families.

Based on the observed trends, Verona will likely continue to be categorized as a Low Diversity community in the near future. The strengthening white majority and decreasing Hispanic population suggest this trend will persist. However, the emergence of the "two or more races" category could potentially lead to a slight increase in diversity over time.

Economically, the sharp decline in median income from 2021 to 2022 is concerning and warrants close monitoring. If this decline continues, it could potentially lead to further population decrease and demographic shifts.

In the long term, if the community seeks to reverse the trend of decreasing population and diversity, it may need to implement targeted strategies to attract and retain a more diverse population. Without such interventions, Verona is likely to remain a Low Diversity community with a strong white majority for the foreseeable future.