Vergennes Public RecordsVermont

Vergennes, in Addison County, VT, is served primarily by Vergennes Union High School (grades 7–12) and Vergennes Union Elementary School. The high school enrolls roughly 400 students, with a graduation rate near 90% and average test scores slightly above state averages. About 36% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School safety measures are robust, with regular drills and a dedicated resource officer. Adult education is available through regional programs. The district offers Advanced Placement and technical courses to support diverse educational goals. There are two main schools in the city.

Vergennes, Addison County, VT (2024 pop. 2,600), is served primarily by Porter Medical Center (Middlebury, ~13 miles away) as there are no major hospitals in the city. The Little City Family Practice and local community clinics provide primary care. Addison County reports ~96% health insurance coverage. The median age is ~40; patient demographics are predominantly non-Hispanic White (95%). Common health issues include hypertension, diabetes, and substance misuse. Healthcare access is rated moderate, with ~1 primary care provider per 1,800 residents county-wide. Mental health and elder care services see growing demand.

Vergennes city, located in Addison County, Vermont, had a population of approximately 2,553 as of the 2020 Census. The median age is around 39. About 51% are female and 49% male. Racially, Vergennes is predominantly White (over 92%), with smaller groups including those identifying as two or more races (over 4%), Black or African American (about 1.8%), Asian (approx. 0.7%), and Hispanic or Latino of any race (around 2.5%). The community is primarily non-Hispanic/Latino, with ethnic diversity gradually increasing.

Vergennes, in Addison County, VT, features a mix of historic single-family homes and multi-unit rentals, with homeownership at approximately 58% and rentals at 42%. Median home values are around $300,000, up 8% since 2022, while average monthly rent is about $1,100. Neighborhoods like Otter Creek and Maple Street offer diverse housing. Property taxes average 2% of home value, with a $6,000 annual bill for a median-priced home. The market remains competitive, with moderate inventory and steady demand driving gradual price increases.

Vergennes, Addison County's largest city, primarily relies on personal vehicles, with approximately 82% of residents commuting by car. Public transit usage is minimal, averaging under 1%. The average commute time is around 23 minutes. The city is served by U.S. Route 7 and VT Route 22A, but lacks robust public transportation infrastructure. Vehicle ownership is high, with over 90% of households owning at least one car. Major employment centers include local government, schools, and manufacturing firms such as Collins Aerospace, influencing regional commuting patterns and transportation needs.