Bristol Public RecordsVermont

As of the 2020 Census, Bristol (Addison County), VT, had a population of 3,782. The median age was about 41.5 years. Gender distribution was nearly even: 49.4% male and 50.6% female. The racial makeup was predominantly White (96.6%), with smaller populations of two or more races (2.2%), Asian (0.5%), and Hispanic or Latino (1.3%). African American and Native American residents each made up less than 1% of the population.

Bristol, a vibrant town in Addison County, VT, has a median home value around $330,000 (2023), with homeownership rates near 65% and median rents at about $1,250/month. The market shows modest value growth around 4% year-over-year. Housing types range from historic single-family homes to apartments, particularly centered near Bristol village. Neighborhoods like Mountain and North Streets are desirable for families. Property taxes average 2.19% of assessed value, with annual taxes on a median home approximately $7,200. Rental vacancies remain low, reflecting high demand and limited housing stock.

Bristol city, Addison County, VT, serves K-12 students mainly through Mount Abraham Union High School, which enrolls about 650 students with a graduation rate of 90%. The area has no colleges, but approximately 34% of adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. There are 3 public schools, all scoring above the state average in safety and academics (school rating: 7/10 per GreatSchools). Educational programs include advanced placement and vocational training. Adult education classes are available through local community organizations, supporting lifelong learning. School safety measures score 8/10, ensuring a secure learning environment.

In Bristol city, Addison County, VT, most residents commute by car, with about 80-85% driving alone and around 8% carpooling (U.S. Census ACS, 2022). Public transit usage is very low—under 1%. The average one-way commute time is approximately 29 minutes, slightly above the Vermont average. Transportation infrastructure consists primarily of local roads and VT Route 116; public transit is provided by Tri-Valley Transit’s limited bus service. Vehicle ownership is high, with over 95% of households having at least one vehicle. Major employment hubs include local schools, small businesses, agriculture, and health care.

Bristol, located in Addison County, VT, is served by facilities like Bristol Internal Medicine and Mountain Health Center, with Porter Medical Center in nearby Middlebury (around 12 miles away) providing hospital care. The area’s residents—primarily White non-Hispanic (over 95%)—are mostly insured, with Addison County's uninsured rate at about 4%. Common health concerns include chronic diseases like diabetes, hypertension, and opioid misuse. Access challenges persist due to rurality; provider density is around 80 primary care physicians per 100,000 residents. Local clinics participate in state Medicaid and Medicare programs to support healthcare access.