Wilmington Public RecordsVermont

Wilmington, Windham, VT, is served primarily by Twin Valley Middle High School, which enrolls around 250 students in grades 6–12, with a graduation rate of approximately 88%. There are no colleges or universities in Wilmington itself; about 32% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School safety scores are satisfactory, with limited reports of major incidents. Adult education is available through local community programs in Windham County. Educational offerings include AP courses and career-oriented programs, contributing to overall student proficiency rates of about 52% in math and 57% in reading.

Wilmington, Windham County, VT, has limited healthcare infrastructure, with no hospitals in town; residents typically access Brattleboro Memorial Hospital (25 miles away) or Grace Cottage Family Health & Hospital (15 miles). The Deerfield Valley Health Center offers primary care locally. Windham County has ~6.9% uninsured rate and a population that is 96% White, median age ~52. Common health concerns include chronic diseases (hypertension, diabetes), and an aging population drives demand for eldercare. Healthcare access challenges stem from rural location and transportation. Providers per capita are below the state average (194:100,000 vs. VT’s 245:100,000).

Wilmington, Windham, VT, features a median home value around $325,000 in 2024, with approximately 62% owner-occupied homes and 38% rentals. Typical rents average $1,300/month. The housing stock includes historic farmhouses, modern chalets, and condos, especially near ski resorts like Mount Snow. Neighborhoods such as downtown Wilmington and Chimney Hill offer diverse options. Property values have risen about 7% year-over-year. The property tax rate is roughly 1.98%, equating to annual taxes of about $6,435 for a median-priced home.

Wilmington, Windham, VT, residents primarily commute by car, with about 85% driving alone and less than 1% using public transit, reflecting limited regional bus options. The average commute time is roughly 23 minutes. Vehicle ownership is high; over 92% of households own at least one car. Transportation infrastructure includes Vermont Routes 9 and 100, facilitating regional access. Major employment hubs are local resorts, the hospitality sector, and retail services. Wilmington lacks commuter rail and significant public transportation, leading to mostly private vehicle reliance for work-related travel.

Wilmington, located in Windham County, Vermont, has a population of approximately 1,900 residents. The median age is around 51, reflecting a relatively older population. Gender distribution is nearly even, with about 50.7% female and 49.3% male. Racially, the town is predominantly White (over 95%), with small percentages identifying as Hispanic or Latino (about 2%), Asian (0.7%), and two or more races (2%). Wilmington’s demographics reflect a mostly homogenous, aging community characteristic of rural Vermont.