Norris Public RecordsMontana

Norris, in Madison County, MT, is a small rural community where homeownership predominates. The median home value is around $380,000, with typical monthly rents near $1,200. Housing is mainly single-family homes and ranch-style properties, and neighborhoods are spread out with large lots. The real estate market has seen steady growth, with home values increasing by about 5% over the past year. Property taxes in the area average around 0.85% of home value annually, lower than the national average. Rental options are limited due to the area’s small size and rural character.

Norris, an unincorporated community in Madison County, MT, does not have its own K-12 schools; students typically attend neighboring school districts, such as Harrison Public Schools, which has an enrollment of about 90 students (K-12) and a graduation rate of 95%. There are no colleges or adult education centers in Norris; the nearest is Montana State University in Bozeman, about 40 miles away. School safety is rated above average (score: 8/10) with personalized educational programs and small class sizes (~10 students per class), but limited extracurricular activities due to its rural setting.

Norris, in Madison County, MT, is a rural community with limited transportation infrastructure and no public transit services; nearly all residents commute by personal vehicle. The average commute time is approximately 25 minutes, slightly below Montana's state average. Vehicle ownership rates are high, with most households averaging two or more vehicles. The main transportation corridor is U.S. Route 287, connecting residents to larger employment hubs like Bozeman (about 35 miles away). Due to Norris's small population and remote location, carpooling and alternative commuting methods are rare. Public transportation usage is virtually nonexistent.

Norris city, located in Madison County, Montana, had an estimated population of 217 as of the 2020 Census. The community is predominantly White (about 96%), with small percentages of Native American and other races. The median age is approximately 54 years, highlighting an older population. Gender distribution is nearly equal, with about 51% male and 49% female residents. The Hispanic or Latino population makes up roughly 2% of the total residents.

Norris City in Madison County, Montana, lacks hospitals and has limited healthcare access; residents typically travel to clinics or hospitals in nearby towns like Ennis or Bozeman. Madison Valley Medical Center in Ennis serves much of the population. Madison County’s uninsured rate is about 13%, and the county's population is predominantly white (over 96%) with a median age of 49. Common health issues include heart disease and diabetes, reflecting state trends. Local healthcare providers mainly include family medicine, with nurse practitioners and telehealth expanding access in this rural area.