Casco Public RecordsMaine

As of the 2020 Census, Casco, a town in Cumberland County, Maine, has a population of 3,646. The median age is about 51 years, indicating an older population. Gender distribution is relatively balanced, with approximately 50.6% female and 49.4% male residents. Casco is predominantly White (96.3%), with small percentages of Black or African American (0.4%), Asian (0.3%), Native American (0.3%), and Hispanic or Latino (1.2%) residents, reflecting limited racial and ethnic diversity.

Casco, in Cumberland County, ME, has a homeownership rate of about 86%, with median home values around $350,000 (2023). Rentals are limited, with a median rent near $1,200/month. The housing stock primarily consists of single-family homes and seasonal lakefront cottages. Property values have risen by approximately 8% year-over-year, reflecting strong market demand. Key neighborhoods include village centers and waterfront areas near Sebago Lake. Property tax rates in Casco average about $12.90 per $1,000 of assessed value, making local taxes moderately affordable compared to regional averages.

Casco, Cumberland, ME, is served by Maine School Administrative District 61, with students typically attending Lake Region High School (grades 9-12), which has an enrollment of about 500 and a graduation rate of 85%. Approximately 25% of residents hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The area also offers adult education through Lake Region Adult & Continuing Education. School safety is prioritized, and the high school’s GreatSchools rating is 6/10. Educational programs include AP courses, STEM, and career readiness tracks. There are no colleges directly in Casco, but nearby towns offer post-secondary options.

Casco, Cumberland County, ME, is a rural town with limited public transportation; over 85% of residents commute by car, and vehicle ownership is high, with about 2 vehicles per household. The average commute time is around 32 minutes, exceeding the national average, as many residents travel to employment hubs in nearby cities such as Portland, Lewiston, and Auburn. Public transit usage is low, typically under 1%, due to sparse regional bus services and no commuter rail. Transportation infrastructure centers on state routes like ME-121 and ME-11, supporting automobile-dependent commuting patterns.

Casco, Cumberland County, ME, relies on nearby regional hospitals such as Bridgton Hospital (13 miles away) and Central Maine Medical Center. The town lacks its own hospital but has local family clinics and urgent care centers. About 94% of residents are white, with a median age of 48.6 years. Top health concerns include hypertension, obesity, and diabetes. Approximately 7-8% of residents are uninsured, with most accessing care via MaineCare or private insurance. Primary care provider rates are lower than state averages: Cumberland County has roughly 105 primary care physicians per 100,000 people.