Brattleboro Public RecordsVermont

Brattleboro, a town in Windham County, Vermont, has a population of about 12,100 (2022 estimate). The median age is approximately 44 years. Women make up 53% and men 47% of residents. The town is predominantly White (about 89%), with smaller populations identifying as two or more races (5%), Asian (2%), Black or African American (2%), and Hispanic or Latino (3%). Brattleboro is known for its vibrant arts scene and progressive community.

Brattleboro, in Windham County, VT, has a homeownership rate of around 56%, with median home values at approximately $285,000 and median rents near $1,200/month. The housing market has seen steady 5-7% annual property value growth since 2021. Housing types range from historic Victorians to multi-family units and rural homes. Desirable neighborhoods include West Brattleboro and Downtown. Property taxes average 2.1%, with a median annual bill near $5,500. The rental market remains competitive due to limited inventory.

Brattleboro, in Windham County, VT, features three public schools, including Brattleboro Union High School, serving grades 9–12 with approximately 800 students and a graduation rate of 91%. The town has several private and alternative education options. About 42% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The area hosts adult education programs through Vermont Adult Learning. School safety is rated above state average, and schools offer diverse educational programs, including AP and vocational courses. The average test scores for high school students are above state averages, contributing to Brattleboro’s reputation for educational excellence.

Brattleboro, in Windham County, VT, features a transportation network centered on US Route 5, I-91, and three Amtrak train routes. About 77% of residents commute by car, 9% carpool, and less than 2% use public transit, with an average commute time of 19 minutes. Southeast Vermont Transit (Moover) and Amtrak provide limited public transport options. Roughly 9% of households lack vehicle access. Major employment hubs include Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, schools, and local government. Despite modest public transit usage, infrastructure supports both local and regional commuting.

Brattleboro, Windham County, VT, is served primarily by Brattleboro Memorial Hospital, a 62-bed community hospital, alongside federally qualified health centers such as Brattleboro Primary Care and the Brattleboro Retreat for mental health. The city’s population (~12,100) is predominantly White (approx. 88%). About 93% of residents have health insurance, mainly through public programs. Major healthcare concerns include substance use disorders, mental health, and chronic diseases like hypertension and diabetes. Local clinics and providers—including over 100 physicians and nurse practitioners—face challenges with an aging population (median age ~44) and higher rates of opioid-related issues compared to the Vermont average.