Springfield Public RecordsVermont

Springfield, Windsor, VT, relies primarily on personal vehicles, with about 84% of commuters driving alone and only around 1% using public transit. The average commute time is approximately 20 minutes. Public transportation options are limited, mainly serviced by Southeast Vermont Transit. Household vehicle ownership is high, about 95% with access to at least one vehicle. Major employment hubs include health care, manufacturing, and education sectors, with Springfield Hospital and local schools as key employers. The town is served by major routes such as VT Route 106, 10, and I-91, ensuring regional connectivity.

Springfield city (Windsor County, VT) had a 2020 population of approximately 8,800. The age distribution skews older, with a median age of about 45 years. Gender is fairly balanced, with around 49% male and 51% female residents. Racially, the city is predominantly White (over 95%), with small percentages of African American (about 1%), Asian (1%), and individuals of two or more races (2%). Hispanic or Latino residents comprise around 1.5% of the population.

Springfield city and Windsor, VT offer diverse housing, with Springfield’s median home price around $200,000 and Windsor’s near $225,000 (2023 data). Homeownership rates are roughly 62% in Springfield and 60% in Windsor. Median rent is $1,100–$1,200/month. Both towns feature single-family homes, some multifamily units, and historic properties, especially downtown. Neighborhoods vary from walkable village centers to rural outskirts. Property tax rates average 2.1% in Springfield and 2.0% in Windsor. Recent market trends show modest 2–5% annual value appreciation, with steady demand amid limited inventory.

Springfield, near Windsor, VT, serves around 1,170 students in 4 public schools, including Springfield High School. The high school graduation rate is approximately 81%, with about 18% of residents having a bachelor’s degree or higher. Springfield schools generally score 4-5 out of 10 on GreatSchools ratings. The district offers adult education programs and vocational training. School safety initiatives include school resource officers and emergency drills. Educational offerings feature Advanced Placement, special education, and career tech programs to support diverse student needs.

Springfield, Windsor County, VT, is served primarily by Springfield Hospital, which has 25 beds and offers emergency, surgical, and outpatient services. Springfield Medical Care Systems operates several local clinics. Approximately 93% of Windsor County residents have health insurance, and the patient demographic skews older, with over 22% aged 65+. Common health issues include chronic conditions like diabetes and hypertension. There are about 105 primary care physicians per 100,000 residents. Access to care is generally good, though rural barriers persist for some populations. Medicaid and Medicare are widely utilized among beneficiaries in the area.