Lyndon Center Public RecordsVermont

Lyndon Center, located in Caledonia County, VT, primarily relies on personal vehicles for transportation, with over 85% of residents commuting by car and an average commute time of approximately 22 minutes (U.S. Census Bureau, 2022). Public transit options are limited, with less than 1% usage, mainly provided by Rural Community Transportation (RCT) buses. Most households (over 92%) own at least one vehicle. The region is served by U.S. Route 5 and nearby I-91, connecting to employment hubs such as Lyndon State College (now NVU-Lyndon) and local schools, health facilities, and retail centers.

Lyndon Center, part of Lyndon in Caledonia County, VT, has a population of about 1,200 residents. The median age is approximately 34 years. The community is predominantly White (over 95%), with small percentages of Hispanic (about 1%), Asian (0.5%), Black or African American (0.5%), and other races. The gender distribution is nearly equal, with females making up around 51% and males 49%. Lyndon Center’s population reflects the rural, largely homogenous demographic typical of northeastern Vermont communities.

Lyndon Center, in Caledonia County, Vermont, is home to Lyndon Institute, a historic high school with an enrollment of approximately 600 students and a graduation rate above 90%. There are no colleges in Lyndon Center, but Lyndon and the surrounding area host Vermont State University-Lyndon, serving around 1,200 bachelor’s students. Educational programs include AP courses, technical education, and arts. School safety ratings are above state average, with low reported incidents. Adult education opportunities are available through local community centers. Overall school quality scores in the region average around 7/10.

Lyndon Center, within Lyndon town in Caledonia County, VT, has a homeownership rate of about 65%, with median home values near $210,000 as of 2023. Rental rates average $950 per month, and housing mostly consists of single-family homes and some multifamily units. Neighborhoods are characterized by rural charm and historic homes. Property values have steadily risen by approximately 4% annually. Property taxes average 2.2% of a home’s assessed value. The area remains affordable compared to statewide averages, offering a mix of owner-occupied and rental housing options.

Lyndon Center, part of Lyndon in Caledonia County, VT, lacks a full-service hospital but relies on nearby facilities like Northeastern Vermont Regional Hospital (25 beds) in St. Johnsbury, ~10 miles away. Local care is supplemented by clinics such as Northern Counties Health Care and Lyndon Family Practice. Caledonia County sees ~8% uninsured rate (2022), with Medicaid covering ~25%. The population is ~97% White, median age 40. Common health issues include obesity (29%), hypertension (28%), and substance use disorders. Healthcare access barriers include transportation and provider shortages, with ~1 primary care provider per 1,700 residents.