The following are the most recent numbers regarding the Population & Steets in Stodind City, Minnesota. The town's population has fluctuated significantly over the years, with a high in the 1820s and a low in the 1950s. Since the 1970s, the population has increased steadily, reaching a peak of 1,203 people. During the 1980s, the population grew rapidly, nearly doubling the rate in the decade. In the 1990s, the population increased by a remarkable 29%.
The Town of Stoddard has a large area, with no central gathering point. This has led to a development pattern that is dispersed and unorganized, resulting in several separate neighborhoods. Residents are largely located in their own homes, and many town offices are housed in them. As new officers are elected, the town offices are also relocated. As a result, residents are concerned about the ramifications of uncontrolled development.
In 1970, the average educational attainment of residents of Stoddard was fourteen years old, equivalent to completion of the second year of college. However, by 1980, that number had decreased slightly and remained stable. In 2000, only 22% of the population had completed four years of college. Although there are few businesses in the town, a general store, a gas station, and limited grocery items are located in Mill Village. The Post Office is also located in this village.
The current population of Stoddard is 387 residents. The town is home to several small businesses, and the Stoddard Town Council is the governing body of the town. This body is responsible for implementing the town's planning ordinances and regulations. It has adopted the Stoddard Planning Ordinance in 2003. This document is based on the provisions of RSA 674:2-4 and RSA 675:6