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Trumbull, CT

Population: 36,477

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Key findings

Trumbull has a Livability Score of 75_/100, which is considered exceptional
Trumbull crime rates are 24% higher than the Connecticut average
Cost of living in Trumbull is 17% higher than the Connecticut average
Trumbull real estate prices are 46% higher than the Connecticut average
Rental prices in Trumbull are 66% higher than the Connecticut average

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What do the locals think about Trumbull?

100%Family friendly 0%Public transit is accessible 33%Walkable to grocery stores 100%Yards are well-kept 100%Lots of parks 0%Walkable to restaurants 67%Friendly neighbors 67%Safe at night 33%Pet friendly 33%Streets have sidewalks 33%A quiet area 33%Sense of community

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Trumbull Demographics

Population36,477 Median Age42.9 Have Kids (under 18)48%

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Top Rated Schools in Trumbull

Name	Grades	Students	Proficiency
Daniels Farm School	KG - 5	475	n/a
Trumbull Early Childhood Education Center	PK - PK	n/a	n/a
Booth Hill School	KG - 5	464	n/a
Developmental Learning Center (Dlc)	6 - 12	n/a	n/a
Middlebrook School	KG - 5	498	n/a
Rise Transitional Program	12 - 12	n/a	n/a
Frenchtown Elementary School	KG - 5	519	n/a
Preschool-Primary Learning Center (Plc)	2 - 8	n/a	n/a

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Trumbull Reviews

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Taxes are high

Attractions7/10

Community6/10

Nightlife4/10

Dining8/10

Shopping3/10

property taxes are VERY high in Trumbull. It boils down to the local government of the town and their mismanagement of money. Schools are very good. (they better be for the amount of taxes you pay in this town) Great local restaurants. Parker Steak & Scotch is amazing! There are a lot of parks in the town, walking trails. Houses are the typical colonial. You have the Trumbull Mall, but I couldn't tell you the last time I was there. I don't do my grocery shopping in Trumbull because there is only 1 grocery store, Stop & Shop, and they are overpriced and not an American owned company. You pay a fire tax and the best part is that the people that run the tax aren't even in this state!! The mailing address is in Massachusetts. The fire tax is completely seperate from your town's taxes. You have a water usage bill, which is based off of your Aquarion bill. You pay for your garbage company. You have two to choose from. Both the same price, breaks down to $58 every 3 months. I call it an a-la-carte town. Actually looking to move and get out of CT all together!!!

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Family Friendly Town

Attractions1/10

Community9/10

Nightlife1/10

Dining1/10

Shopping4/10

Trumbull is a very small town that is extremely expensive to live in. The school systems are amazing and it is very friendly. It is in a nice location if you need to commute. But, there is absolutely nothing to do when you live in Trumbull. There are not any amazing restaurants, or places to shop. We have one mall that is good but the Danbury one is better. There is absolutely no night life or anything to do once you get into high school and older. I have grown up here and decided to stay here with my family because of the great school systems. It’s very quiet, and is the true definition of the suburbs. If you’re looking to raise your family in a town with a great education system this would be it. If you’re looking for a fun town to live in that is affordable, look elsewhere.

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The Quiet Life

Attractions7/10

Community10/10

Nightlife6/10

Dining6/10

Shopping9/10

I lived and worked in Trumbull, Connecticut for most of my life. Living in Trumbull, you'll find some of the best shopping in the area. It hosts one of the largest and most popular malls in the state, but also has a number of spread out shops which cater to the individual. You'll also find quiet neighborhoods where families dwell and open parks that you can readily access. The nightlife and restaurants are a little sparse, but with its close proximity to larger cities, you'll find a lot of nearby options that are only a few minutes away. Trumbull is also very conveniently located to a number of major roadways making getting around a breeze. essentially, its a quiet town within minutes of activity.

The best part of living in Trumbull is that if offers the opportunity to have quiet time outside of the hustle and bustle of the city, but is also close enough to major cities that you will not get bored.

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Source: The Trumbull, CT data and statistics displayed above are derived from the 2016 United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS).