Vida Public RecordsMontana

Vida, a small unincorporated community in McCone County, Montana, is served primarily by the Vida School District, which offers education from kindergarten through eighth grade; there is no high school in the city, so older students typically attend high schools in neighboring towns. The total number of schools in Vida is one, with approximately 20 students enrolled. There are no institutions offering bachelor's degrees or adult education programs locally. School safety incidents are rare, with no major reports in recent years. Educational programs are basic, reflecting the small rural community’s limited resources.

Vida, an unincorporated community in McCone County, Montana, has a population of approximately 70 residents. The median age is around 48 years, reflecting an older demographic. The gender split is roughly even, with a slight male majority. The population is predominantly White (about 96%), with very small percentages of Native American and other racial or ethnic groups. The community is largely rural and maintains a small, close-knit character.

Vida, an unincorporated community in McCone County, Montana, has a small housing market with median home values around $112,000 and limited rental availability (vacancy rates are high due to low population, under 100 residents). Most homes are detached single-family houses or mobile homes. Homeownership rates exceed 80%, and rental properties are scarce. Property values have risen modestly, about 3% annually over the past five years. Neighborhoods are rural and dispersed, with no formal subdivisions. Property taxes are low, averaging around 0.7% of assessed home value, reflecting Montana’s favorable tax environment.

Vida, an unincorporated community in McCone County, MT, has no hospitals or clinics within city limits; residents typically access care in nearby Wolf Point (22 miles northeast) or Circle (35 miles south). McCone County has one critical access hospital (McCone County Health Center) and one rural health clinic; provider-to-population ratios are low (around 1 primary care provider per 2,000+ residents). Nearly 17% of county residents are 65+, with high rates of chronic conditions like heart disease and diabetes. Health insurance coverage is 87%, leaving 13% uninsured, per Census estimates. Access to care is limited by distance and rural provider shortages.

Vida, a small unincorporated community in McCone County, Montana, has minimal public transportation infrastructure; nearly all commuting relies on private vehicles. According to the U.S. Census, over 95% of residents drive alone to work, with an average commute time of approximately 24 minutes. Public transit usage is effectively zero, and most households own two or more vehicles. Transportation infrastructure is limited to local roads and Montana Highway 13, with no major employment hubs within Vida; most residents work in agriculture or commute to larger towns like Wolf Point.