Demographics
Demographics at a Glance
Total Population: ~31,719
- Male: ~16,177
- Female: ~15,542
Sources: 2010 US Census base; 2018 building permits issued multiplied by the average persons per household, 2.73, added to last year's population estimate of 29,158
Median Household Income: $86,410
- Median Income is the amount that divides the total income distribution in Windsor into two equal parts. The average income is not used for analysis since the average can be skewed and is subject to unique outliers in income.
Sources: 2012-2016 American Community Survey (ACS) Five-Year Estimates; 2016 Comprehensive Plan
Total Housing Units: 11,179
- Owner occupied: 9,223 units or 82.5% of the total housing units
- Renter occupied: 1,956 units or 18.5% of the total housing units
- Vacant housing: ~ 307 units
- Vacant housing rate: ~ 2.75%
Housing Unit Types:
- Single-family detached: 81%
- Single-family attached: 6%
- Multi-family: 13%
Persons per Household: 2.73
Sources: 2010 US Census base; 2016 State Demography Office (SDO) Estimates; 2012-2016 American Community Survey (ACS) Five-Year Estimates; Town of Windsor Building Permit Reports; 2016 Comprehensive Plan
All data current as of January 2018
Education Attainment (age 25+):
- High School Graduate/GED or higher: 97.6%
- Bachelor's degree: 27.7%
- Graduate or professional degree: 17.1%
Top Three Employment Industries:
- Manufacturing: 35.8%
- Professional, Scientific and Technical Services (includes education): 10%
- Health Care: 10%
Sources: 2010 US Census base; 2013 American Community Survey (ACS) 3-year estimates; 2016 Comprehensive Plan
All data current as of January 2018
All data current as of January 2018
Based on annual residential building permits
Median Age: 39.1
Age Distribution:
29% - Youth (0-19 years)
14% - Young Adult (20-34 years)
31% - Middle Adulthood (35-54 years)
26% - Seniors (55+ years)
Sources: 2012-2016 American Community Survey (ACS) Five-Year Estimates; 2016 Comprehensive Plan
All data current as of January 2018.
14% - Young Adult (20-34 years)
31% - Middle Adulthood (35-54 years)
26% - Seniors (55+ years)
Sources: 2012-2016 American Community Survey (ACS) Five-Year Estimates; 2016 Comprehensive Plan
All data current as of January 2018.