Wilmington Manor Authority
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Wilmington Manor Authority

Wilmington Manor is a upper-middle-income, family-oriented small town of 8,214 with home prices 1.5× below the Delaware median.

Wilmington Manor, Delaware

In New Castle County, Delaware, Wilmington Manor anchors a community of 8,214. Median household income is $78,078.

Definition and scope

Wilmington Manor sits within New Castle County, Delaware, one of Delaware's administrative subdivisions. Local services and ordinances are coordinated through county and state-level agencies. The city operates within Congressional District at-large and is part of the Philadelphia-Camden-Wilmington, PA-NJ-DE-MD metropolitan area.

Who lives here

Wilmington Manor has approximately 8,214 residents. The median age is 44.8 years. Roughly 75% of housing units are owner-occupied. The median home value is $240,600.

Demographic composition (Census 2023 ACS5):

Economy and earnings

Median household income in Wilmington Manor is $78,078. Poverty rate stands at 11.6%. Unemployment rate at last release was 1.8%. Educational attainment: 21.5% of residents 25 and over hold a bachelor's degree or higher.

Public services and infrastructure

Available public services on file for Wilmington Manor:

Getting around

For air travel, residents typically use Wilmington Airport. The closest U.S. courthouse for federal proceedings is The Renaissance Centre - New Castle County Supreme Court. Amtrak service is available at Newark, Delaware.

Geography and climate

Wilmington Manor sits at an elevation of 64 feet above sea level. The USDA plant hardiness zone is 7a.

References

Federal Disaster Declarations (13)

Remnants Of Hurricane Ida
September 2021 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-4627-DE
Tropical Storm Isaias
August 2020 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-4566-DE
COVID-19 Pandemic Federal Disaster
January 2020 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance only (institutional reimbursement) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-4526-DE
COVID-19 Emergency
January 2020 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance only (institutional reimbursement) · EM-3449-DE
Hurricane Sandy
October 2012 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-4090-DE
Hurricane Sandy
October 2012 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · EM-3357-DE
Hurricane Irene
August 2011 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · EM-3336-DE
Severe Winter Storms And Snowstorms
February 2010 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-1896-DE
Hurricane Katrina (hosted evacuees, no local impact)
August 2005 · Emergency declaration · hosted federal evacuees (no local impact) · EM-3263-DE
Severe Storms, Tornadoes, And Flooding From The Remnants Of
September 2004 · Major disaster declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · Hazard Mitigation grants available · DR-1572-DE
Tropical Storm Henri
September 2003 · Major disaster declaration · Individual Assistance to residents · DR-1495-DE
Hurricane Isabel
September 2003 · Major disaster declaration · Individual Assistance to residents · DR-1494-DE
Snow
February 2003 · Emergency declaration · Public Assistance to local agencies (no Individual Assistance) · EM-3183-DE

Codes & laws coverage

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Laws & Codes

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  • 33 CFR 203.62 § 203.62 Drought assistance. · source
  • 33 CFR 203.61 § 203.61 Emergency water supplies due to contaminated water source. · source
  • 33 CFR 203.51 § 203.51 Levee owner's manual. · source
  • 33 CFR 203.50 § 203.50 Nonstructural alternatives to rehabilitation of flood control works. · source
  • 33 CFR 203.49 § 203.49 Rehabilitation of Hurricane and Shore Protection Projects. · source
  • 33 CFR 203.48 § 203.48 Inspection guidelines for non-Federal flood control works. · source
  • 33 CFR 203.47 § 203.47 Modifications to non-Federal flood control works. · source
  • Alachua County, FL Code of Ordinances § 4.4. Sec. 4.4. - Home rule charter effective date. · source
  • Alachua County, FL Code of Ordinances § 4.3. Sec. 4.3. - Severance. · source
  • Alachua County, FL Code of Ordinances § 4.2. Sec. 4.2. - Home rule charter amendments. · source

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