Avon Public RecordsColorado

Avon city, Eagle County, CO, has a population of approximately 6,072 (2022 estimate). The median age is around 31 years. Males make up about 52%, and females 48% of residents. Racially, the city is 68% White, 0.7% Black or African American, 1% Asian, and 27% from other races; 40% of the population identifies as Hispanic or Latino. This diverse, youthful population reflects Avon’s vibrant community and workforce.

Avon, near Eagle, CO, offers diverse housing, with a median home value around $945,000 and median rent about $2,700/month in 2024. About 50% of residents own homes, while 50% rent. Popular neighborhoods include Wildridge, EagleVail, and Mountain Star, offering condos, townhomes, and single-family houses. Property values have risen steadily, around 4% year-over-year. Property tax rates in Eagle County average 0.47%, lower than many U.S. regions. The market remains competitive, driven by proximity to Vail and Beaver Creek resorts.

Avon, near Eagle, CO, is served by Eagle County School District, featuring one high school—Battle Mountain High—with a GreatSchools rating of 6/10. The area hosts several elementary and middle schools, totaling about 9 public schools. Approximately 46% of adults in Eagle County hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. School safety initiatives and enrichment programs are robust, with a consistently low incident rate. Avon also offers adult education programs, including community college courses and vocational training, supporting lifelong learning.

Avon, in Eagle County, CO, is served primarily by Vail Health Hospital (12 miles away), Eagle Care Clinic, and Mountain Family Health Center. Eagle County's uninsured rate is about 13%, compared to Colorado’s 7%, with 87% of residents covered. Patient demographics are 65% White non-Hispanic, 31% Hispanic. Common health issues include sports injuries, respiratory illnesses, and diabetes. Vail Health has 56 beds, and Mountain Family Health provides care to over 21,000 patients annually. The region faces challenges in mental healthcare access and high medical costs due to its rural-mountain location.

Avon city in Eagle County, CO, features a robust transportation network, with I-70 as its primary artery and ECO Transit providing regional bus services; about 5% of residents use public transit. The average commute time is around 19 minutes, notably shorter than the national average. Most households (over 90%) own at least one vehicle, reflecting high car dependency. Major employment hubs include Beaver Creek Resort and local hospitality businesses, contributing to daily inflows of commuters. Walking and biking are common within town, supported by multi-use paths, while limited rail options mean most long-distance travel is by car or bus.