|
 Founded in 1704,
the town of Sutton, is a rural community, and is
a part of a section of Worcester County called
the "Blackstone Valley" which runs
from Worcester south to the Ocean State. Our
friendly villages, outdoor recreation, and
cultural opportunities make Sutton a wonderful
place to live. Our excellent schools, attractive
housing prices, and safe surroundings make
Sutton the ideal environment to raise a family.
The town consists
of five villages: Sutton Center, Manchaug,
Wilkinsonville, West Sutton, and South Sutton.
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| Form
of Government: |
Open
Town Meeting |
| Population
(2004): |
8,878 |
| Registered
Voters (2004): |
6,098 |
| School
Enrollment (2006): |
1,694 |
| County: |
Worcester |
| Square
Miles: |
32.48 |
| Public
Road Miles (2004): |
106.06 |
| Income
Per Capita (1999): |
$27,490 |
| Median
Family Income (1999): |
$81,000 |
| EQV
Per Capita (2004): |
$116,615 |
| Average
Tax Bill (2006): |
$3,557 |
| Tax Rate (2006): |
$10.26 |
| Operating
Budget (2006): |
$22,165,842 |
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from
the Mass. DHCD