Dennisville Public RecordsNew Jersey

Dennisville, located in Dennis Township, Cape May County, NJ, has a population of approximately 830 residents. The median age is around 51 years, reflecting an older demographic. The gender distribution is nearly even, with about 49% male and 51% female. Racially, the community is predominantly White (over 93%), with African American, Asian, and Hispanic or Latino individuals making up less than 7% combined.

Dennisville, a section of Dennis Township in Cape May County, NJ, features a housing mix of historic homes, single-family residences, and mobile homes. As of 2024, the median home value is approximately $365,000, with average rents around $1,700/month. About 80% of residents are homeowners. Property tax rates average 2.08%, resulting in roughly $7,600 annually on median-valued homes. Neighborhoods are characterized by rural charm and proximity to nature preserves. The housing market remains stable, with modest annual appreciation rates of 3-5%. Rental inventory is limited, with most housing options being owner-occupied.

Dennisville, located in Dennis Township, Cape May County, NJ, is served by Dennis Township School District, which operates one elementary and one middle school, enrolling about 600 students (combined). High school students attend Middle Township High School, with a graduation rate of 89% and an average SAT score of 1080. About 26% of Dennisville adults hold a bachelor’s degree or higher. The schools report safe environments, with incident rates below state averages. Educational programs include gifted and special education services. Adult education and vocational opportunities are available in the wider Cape May County area.

Dennisville, an unincorporated community in Dennis Township, Cape May County, NJ, has limited public transportation; only about 1% of residents use NJ Transit buses, while over 90% commute by car. The average commute time is approximately 26 minutes, slightly below the state average. Most households (over 94%) own at least one vehicle. Transportation infrastructure primarily includes Route 47 and county roads. Employment hubs are mainly in neighboring towns: Cape May Court House, Wildwood, and Ocean City, with few large employers within Dennisville itself. Car dependency dominates due to the rural setting and minimal local public transit options.

Dennisville, in Cape May County, NJ, lacks major hospitals within city limits; residents rely on Cape Regional Medical Center, approximately 12 miles away in Cape May Court House, and smaller clinics for primary care. As of 2023, Cape May County has about 400 physicians and 6.7 primary care providers per 10,000 residents. The county's uninsured rate is 8.5%. The population, predominantly White (88%), skews older, with 24% over age 65. Common health issues include heart disease, diabetes, and seasonal respiratory illnesses. Access to specialty care typically requires travel to neighboring cities.