Fort Lee Public RecordsVirginia

Fort Lee, located in Prince George County, VA, features a car-dependent transportation system, with over 85% of commuters driving alone and fewer than 1% using public transportation (U.S. Census Bureau). The average commute time is approximately 22 minutes, below the national average. Public transit options are limited, with reliance on personal vehicles high—over 92% of households own at least one vehicle. Major employment hubs include Fort Gregg-Adams (formerly Fort Lee) and surrounding logistics and service industries. The area is served by U.S. Route 460 and Interstate 295, ensuring connectivity to nearby employment centers.

Fort Lee city, within Prince George County, VA, relies on nearby facilities as it lacks a full-service hospital; the closest major hospitals are Bon Secours Southside Medical Center (17 miles) and John Randolph Medical Center (19 miles). Prince George County hosts the Fort Lee Army Health Clinic, several primary care clinics, and urgent care centers. Approximately 89% of county residents have health insurance. Patient demographics reflect a diverse, military-influenced population. Common health issues include hypertension, diabetes, and behavioral health needs. Primary providers include Bon Secours and HCA Virginia. Access to specialty care may require travel to neighboring cities.

Fort Lee, in Prince George, VA, features a mix of military and civilian homes, with a median home value around $280,000 in 2024. Homeownership rates are approximately 64%, while median monthly rents are about $1,450. Housing includes single-family homes, townhouses, and apartments, especially near military installations. Popular neighborhoods include Puddledock and Templeton. The property tax rate is roughly 0.94%, with annual taxes on a median home costing around $2,632. The market has seen moderate 4–6% yearly appreciation, driven by military presence and regional employment.

Fort Lee, located in Prince George, VA, is primarily served by Prince George County Public Schools, which includes 1 high school (Prince George High School, with a graduation rate of about 92%), multiple elementary and middle schools, and access to nearby colleges for bachelor’s degrees. The average school rating is around 6/10. Adult education is available via Southside Virginia Community College. School safety scores are above state average, and educational programs include AP, dual enrollment, and career-technical education. Fort Lee’s proximity to Richmond provides additional resources for higher education and adult learning.

As of the 2020 Census, the Fort Lee area (now known as Fort Gregg-Adams) in Prince George County, VA, had a population of approximately 8,725. The median age was 23.6 years, reflecting a young military community. Gender distribution was slightly male-skewed at 54% male and 46% female. Racially, the population was 43% White, 36% Black or African American, 17% Hispanic or Latino, 3% Asian, and 1% other or multiracial. The ethnic diversity reflects the base’s active-duty personnel and families.