Arvada Public RecordsWyoming

As of the 2020 U.S. Census, Arvada, WY, located in Sheridan County, had a population of 33. Sheridan, WY had 19,149 residents. Sheridan's population is 51.1% female and 48.9% male, with a median age of 40.1 years. The racial and ethnic composition includes 91.6% White, 1.0% Native American, 0.5% Asian, 0.3% Black, and 4.4% Hispanic or Latino. Arvada’s small population limits detailed demographic breakdowns, but it reflects similar rural Wyoming trends: predominantly White, aging, and sparsely populated.

Arvada, a city in Colorado, boasts a 67% homeownership rate, with median home values around $570,000 as of early 2024. In Sheridan, WY, homeownership is about 64%, with median home values near $370,000 and median rent at $950/month. Arvada offers diverse housing—single-family homes, condos, and townhomes—across neighborhoods like Olde Town and Candelas. Sheridan's neighborhoods include Country Club and Big Horn, predominantly featuring detached homes. Property taxes are approximately 0.53% of value in Sheridan and 0.65% in Arvada. Both markets have seen steady 5–7% annual value growth since 2021.

Arvada, a small community near Sheridan, WY, is served by Sheridan County School District #3 with one primary K-12 school, Arvada-Clearmont School, enrolling approximately 100 students. The school has a graduation rate of 87% and an average ACT composite score of 19. Adult education opportunities are limited locally, but Sheridan College (27 miles away) offers associate and bachelor programs. School safety is rated positively, with minimal incident reports. Educational programs include basic academics and extracurriculars, though advanced AP or IB courses are limited due to small size.

Arvada, Wyoming (Sheridan County), is a small, rural community with minimal public transportation options; most residents rely on personal vehicles, reflected in a vehicle ownership rate near 100%. With limited local employment, many commute to Sheridan or Gillette, averaging about 35-40 minutes each way. Sheridan County lacks significant public transit routes, and less than 1% of commuters use any form of public transportation. Transportation infrastructure centers on highways like US-14 and rural roads. Local employment hubs are in agriculture and ranching, with Sheridan’s services and energy sector drawing daily commuters from Arvada and surrounding areas.

Arvada, Wyoming, lacks local hospitals or major clinics; residents typically access healthcare in nearby Sheridan, which has Sheridan Memorial Hospital (88 beds) and multiple clinics. Sheridan County reports about 10,500 residents, with 90% White and 5% Native American demographics. Common health issues include heart disease, diabetes, and respiratory illness. Approximately 90% of Sheridan County adults have health insurance (2022), with Medicare and Medicaid serving significant populations. Healthcare providers include around 120 physicians in Sheridan. Rural access challenges persist due to distance and limited public transportation.