State House District 108, CT
Livability
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Bikeability
2/10
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Walkability
2/10
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Transit
2/10
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Commute
4/10
home
Housing
3/10
visibility
Safety
9/10
local_library
Schools
7/10
local_airport
Airports
7/10
school
Colleges
6/10
accessibility
Hospitals
3/10
- directions_bike Bikeability
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Not Bikeable. The area lacks biking infrastructure and has unsafe or impractical conditions for cyclists, requiring alternative transportation methods.
- directions_run Walkability
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Not Walkable. The area is heavily car-dependent, with almost no amenities within walking distance or pedestrian-friendly infrastructure.
- directions_car Commute
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Lengthy Commutes. Commutes are often time-consuming due to distance, congestion, or limited transportation options.
- directions_bus Transit
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Very Limited Access. The area has little to no public transportation infrastructure, making it difficult to travel without a personal vehicle.
- home Housing
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Highly Expensive. Housing and rent costs are extremely high, contributing to a significantly elevated overall cost of living.
- visibility Safety
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Generally Safe. Crime rates are below average, with only occasional incidents, making the area a relatively secure place to live.
- local_airport Airports
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Moderately Accessible. Access to the airport is reasonable, but it may require some planning or travel time.
- accessibility Hospitals
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Healthcare Scarce. The area has little to no access to hospitals or healthcare providers, requiring significant travel for most medical needs.
- school Colleges
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Moderately Accessible. Colleges are available within a reasonable distance, but options may be more limited in number or quality.
- local_library Schools
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Strong Performance. Well-regarded schools with above-average academic outcomes, dependable graduation success, and solid support for college preparation.
Residents
Population
25,534
332.4M (US)
Median Age
45.6 yr
39 yr (US)
Family Households
73.4%
64% (US)
College-Educated
42.6%
35% (US)
Economy
Median Income
$115,201
$79K (US)
Above Poverty
94.8%
88% (US)
Average Commute
39 mi
29 mi (US)
Moved Recently
10.1%
13% (US)
Housing
Median Home
$454,300
$303K (US)
Median Expenses
$1,097
$612 (US)
Median Rent
$1,760
$1,165 (US)
Owner-Occupied
77.0%
58% (US)
Crime
Violent Crime Score
Likelihood of experiencing crime involving violence or threats.
How the Violent Crime Score here compares with other places
Connecticut
2
United States
4
Property Crime Score
Likelihood of experiencing theft, burglary, or property damage.
How the Property Crime Score here compares with other places
Connecticut
2
United States
4
Climate
| Month | Rain (in) | Snow (in) | Temp (°F) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jan | 3 | 12 | 25 |
| Feb | 3 | 10 | 29 |
| Mar | 4 | 8 | 37 |
| Apr | 4 | 1 | 48 |
| May | 4 | 0 | 58 |
| Jun | 4 | 0 | 67 |
| Jul | 4 | 0 | 72 |
| Aug | 4 | 0 | 70 |
| Sep | 4 | 0 | 63 |
| Oct | 5 | 0 | 51 |
| Nov | 4 | 1 | 41 |
| Dec | 4 | 7 | 31 |
Hazards
Inland Flood Risk
Tornado Risk
Politics
Historical Voting Patterns
This place is a true purple area, with voters evenly split, with 44% of residents leaning left and 48% leaning right. However, Donald Trump carried the area by a wide margin in the 2016 presidential election.
Liberal (44%) (48%) Conservative2016 Presidential Election Results
Donald Trump 54%Schools
Sherman School
3 miles, N
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4.1
Hill And Plain School
3 miles, SE
New Milford High School
4 miles, SE
•
4.1
Sarah Noble Intermediate School
4 miles, E
•
3.2
Colleges
Western Connecticut State University
10 miles, S
•
2.8
Harris School of Business-Danbury
10 miles, S
Ricci's Academy of Cosmetology
14 miles, SE
Post University
21 miles, E
•
2.3
Hospitals
Danbury Hospital
9 miles, S
•
2.3
Putnam Hospital Center
14 miles, SW
•
4.1
Four Winds
20 miles, SW
Waterbury Hospital
23 miles, E
•
1.4
Airports
New York Stewart International Airport
32 miles, W
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1
Westchester County Airport
34 miles, SW
•
1.4
Tweed-New Haven Airport
37 miles, SE
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1
Bradley International Airport
50 miles, E
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2.8