West Dummerston Public RecordsVermont

West Dummerston, a village in Windham, VT, lacks its own hospital; residents primarily access healthcare at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital (about 8 miles away). The area is served by several primary care clinics in Brattleboro and Vernon. Windham County reports 7.5 primary care physicians per 10,000 residents and uninsured rates around 4%. The population skews older, with a median age over 50. Common health issues include chronic conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and substance use disorders. Medicaid and private insurance cover the majority, and local health initiatives target elderly care and opioid misuse prevention.

West Dummerston, located in Windham County, Vermont, is a small census-designated place (not officially a city) with a population of approximately 330 as of the 2020 Census. The median age is about 51 years, reflecting a predominantly older demographic. The gender distribution is roughly balanced, with 49% male and 51% female. The community is overwhelmingly White (over 95%), with small representations of other racial and ethnic groups, including less than 2% Hispanic or Latino residents. West Dummerston’s population is primarily composed of long-term residents and retirees.

West Dummerston, located in Windham County, VT, is a rural community with a homeownership rate of about 78%. The median home value is approximately $325,000, with rents averaging around $1,350 per month. Housing largely consists of single-family homes and historic farmhouses, with few multifamily options. Neighborhoods are peaceful, surrounded by nature and close-knit. Property values have increased by about 5% in the past year. Property taxes in Dummerston average 1.7%, equating to roughly $5,525 annually on a median-valued home, making it important for both buyers and renters to plan accordingly.

West Dummerston, located in Windham County, VT, does not have its own high schools; local students typically attend Brattleboro Union High School, located about 7 miles away, which serves around 800 students with a graduation rate of 90%. There are no colleges or universities in West Dummerston itself—nearby Brattleboro has adult education options and Community College of Vermont access. School safety scores are high, with limited incidents reported. The area’s educational attainment includes approximately 35% of adults holding at least a bachelor’s degree. Programs include AP courses and vocational training through Windham Regional Career Center.

West Dummerston, located in Windham County, VT, is a rural area rather than a city, with limited public transit options—less than 1% of residents use public transportation for commuting. The majority drive alone, reflected in high vehicle ownership rates (over 90% of households own at least one car). Average commute times are approximately 22-25 minutes. Transportation infrastructure centers on local and state highways, connecting residents to employment hubs in nearby Brattleboro. Walking and biking rates are low, and major transit systems do not serve the village directly, making personal vehicles essential for daily travel.