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Some Facts About Madbury
Source is from the State of New Hampshire. See reference at bottom of page.
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COMMUNITY CONTACT
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Contact/Mailing address:
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Town Clerk/Tax Collector
13 Town Hall Road,
Madbury, NH 03823
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Telephone:
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(603) 742-5131
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Fax:
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(603) call Town Office
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E-Mail:
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not available
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Web Site:
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www.townofmadbury.com
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REGIONS
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County
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Strafford
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Labor Market Area
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Portsmouth-Rochester
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Planning Commission
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Strafford Regional
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Tourism Region
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Seacoast
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DISTANCE TO
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Manchester, NH
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37 miles
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Boston, MA
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58 miles
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New York City, NY
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264 miles
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Montreal, Quebec
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276 miles
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MUNICIPAL & EMERGENCY SERVICES
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Town Office Hours:
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MWTh 8am -1 pm, M evenings 6 to 8pm
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Type of Government
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Selectmen
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Annual Budget
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(2000) $841,931 (2006) 1,092,971.00
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Planning Board
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Appointed Industrial Plans Reviewed By Zoning 1963/98
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Master Plan
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2002
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Capital Improvement Plan
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Yes
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Police Department
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Full and part-time
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Fire Department
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Part-time & volunteer
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Town Fire Insurance Rating
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8/9
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Emergency Medical Service
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Volunteer--Durham
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Nearest Hospital(s):
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Wentworth-Douglass
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Beds:
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115
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In:
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Dover
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Distance:
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4 miles
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Public Library:
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Yes
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UTILITIES
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Electric Supplier
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PSNH
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Natural Gas Supplier
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None
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Water Supplier
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Private wells
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Sanitation
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Private septic
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Municipal Treatment Plant
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No
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Curbside Trash Pickup
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Yes
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Recycling
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Yes, voluntary
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Telephone Company
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Verizon
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Cable Television Service
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Comcast
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Cellular Telephone Access
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Yes
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INCOME, 1990
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Per Capita Income
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$16,695
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Median 4-Person Family Income
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$45,234
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Median Household Income
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$42,208
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DEMOGRAPHICS
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Total Population
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Madbury/Strafford County
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2000
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1,509/112,233
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1990
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1,404/104,233
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1980
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987/85,324
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1970
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704/70,431
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Population by Gender, 2000:
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Male 753, Female 756
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Population by Age Group, 2000
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Under age 5, 74
Age 5 to 19, 405
Age 20 to 34, 244
Age 35 to 54, 547
Age 55 to 64, 124
Age 65 and over, 115
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Median Age
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36.3
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Total Households, 2000
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534
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Average Size:
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2.83 persons
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Total Families, 2000
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411
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Average Size:
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3.13 persons
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TAXES
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2000 Total Tax Rate
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$30.09
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2000 Equalization Ratio
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0.78
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2000 Full Value Tax Rate
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$22.90
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2000 Property Valuation
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Residential: 89.4%
Commercial: 4.4%
Other: 6.2%
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HOUSING
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2000 Total Housing Units
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543
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1999 Single-Family Units
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397
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Building Permits Issued
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7
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Building Permits Issued
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0
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1999 Manufactured Housing
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106
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TRANSPORTATION
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Federal Routes:
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none
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State Routes:
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9, 108, 155, 4
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Nearest Interstate, Exit
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Spaulding Tpk., Exit 8
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Distance:
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6 miles
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Railroad
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Boston-Portland
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Public Transportation
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COAST, UNH
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Nearest Airport
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Pease
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Runway:
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11,321 feet
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Lighted:
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Yes
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Navigational Aids:
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Yes
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Nearest Commercial Airport
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Pease, Manchester
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Distance:
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10, 35 miles respectively
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LARGEST EMPLOYERS
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PRODUCT/SERVICE
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EMPLOYEES, ESTABLISHED
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Taylor Egg Products/Egg products
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21, 1970
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University of NH Kingman Farm/
Research
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9, 1970
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R & L Engines/Automotive shop
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4, 1992
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EDUCATION/CHILD CARE FACILITIES
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Elementary
Grade Levels
Total Enrollment
Middle/High school students attend:
Distance:
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1
K-4
461
Oyster River Middle School/ Oyster River High School, both in Durham
3 miles
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Regional Career Technology Center(s):
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Dover HS; Somersworth HS; Creteau Reg. Voc Ctr.
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NH Licensed Child Care Facilities,
Total Facilities:
Total Capacity:
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1
70 Nearest
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Community/Technical College:
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Stratham
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Nearest Colleges or Universities:
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University of NH; McIntosh
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LABOR FORCE
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1990, 2000
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Annual Average Local Area Unemployment Civilian Labor Force
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761, 835
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Employed
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739, 828
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Unemployed
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22, 7
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Unemployment Rate
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2.9%, 0.8%
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COMMUTING PATTERNS
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1990
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Mean Travel Time to Work
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19.83 minutes
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Percent of Residents Working in Community
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10.2%
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Percent of Residents Commuting Elsewhere
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89.8%
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Percent of Nonresidents Commuting In
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52.0%
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EMPLOYMENT & WAGES
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1991, 2000
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Manufacturing Industries
Average Employment
Average Weekly Wage
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0, n
$0, n
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Non-Manufacturing Industries Average Employment
Average Weekly Wage
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86, n
$303, n
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Total Private Industry Average Employment
Average Weekly Wage
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86, 139
$303, $513
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Government Average
Employment
Average Weekly Wage
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2, 10
$212, $260
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Total, Private plus Government Average Employment
Average Weekly Wage
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88, 149
$301, $496
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n = indicates that data does not meet disclosure standards
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RECREATIONAL FACILITIES
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Municipal Parks
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X
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YMCA/YWCA Boys Club/Girls
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Club Golf Courses
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Swimming:
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Tennis Courts:
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Ice Skating Rink
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Jackson Landing in Durham is open to Madbury residents.
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Bowling Facilities
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Museums
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Cinemas
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Performing Arts Facilities
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Tourist Attractions
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Youth Organizations (i.e., Scouts, 4-H)
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X
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Youth Sports
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Baseball, Soccer, Football, Hockey
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Campgrounds
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X
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Fishing/Hunting
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X
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Boating/Marinas
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X
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Snowmobiling
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X
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Bicycle Trails
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X
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Cross Country Skiing Nearest Ski Area(s):
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Moose Mountain
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