Pawcatuck Public RecordsConnecticut

Pawcatuck, a village in Stonington, New London County, CT, has a population of approximately 5,600. The median age is around 42 years. The gender split is nearly equal, with about 51% female and 49% male residents. Racially, Pawcatuck is predominantly White (over 85%), with African American (2%), Asian (2%), and Hispanic or Latino (7%) minorities. The community reflects a blend of ages but has a significant portion (about 18%) aged 65 and older.

Pawcatuck, located in the town of Stonington within New London County, CT, does not have its own hospital, but residents commonly access care at Lawrence + Memorial Hospital in New London (280 beds) or Westerly Hospital in nearby Rhode Island. Local clinics such as Hartford HealthCare Medical Group and Community Health Center provide primary care. Around 95% of New London County residents have health insurance (2022 Census data). The population is predominantly White (80%), with 10% Hispanic and 4% Black. Common health issues include cardiovascular disease and diabetes, reflecting state trends; about 8.5% of adults report diabetes.

Pawcatuck, a village within Stonington near New London, CT, features a homeownership rate of about 60%, with median home values around $325,000 (2024). Median monthly rent is roughly $1,400. Housing types range from historic single-family homes to riverfront condos and apartments. Neighborhoods like downtown Pawcatuck and Lantern Hill offer diverse options. Property values have risen by approximately 5% in the past year, reflecting steady demand. Annual property taxes average 1.7% of a home’s assessed value. The market remains competitive, attracting both families and retirees seeking coastal New England charm.

Pawcatuck, a village in Stonington (New London County, CT), is primarily served by Stonington Public Schools. The main high school, Stonington High School, enrolls around 650 students and boasts a graduation rate of 92% and an average SAT score of 1110. Within 10 miles, there are at least 3 colleges offering bachelor’s degrees, including Mitchell College. Pawcatuck offers adult education through the New London Adult Education Center. School safety ratings are above Connecticut’s average, and diverse educational programs in arts, STEM, and AP courses are available.

Pawcatuck, part of Stonington in New London County, CT, relies primarily on private vehicles, with approximately 86% of residents commuting by car and about 6% carpooling. Public transit usage is low—only around 1% use services such as SEAT buses or nearby Amtrak stations. The average one-way commute is about 24 minutes. Transportation infrastructure includes access to I-95 and Route 1. Most households (over 93%) own at least one vehicle. Major employment hubs are in healthcare, retail, and manufacturing, with many commuting to nearby cities like New London or Groton.