Town Health Officer: 802-591-3978
ALTERNATIVE USE OF RATCLIFFE AND CLIFFORD PARKS SURVEY

Public parks are a valuable community resource. The Hartford Parks and Recreation Department, along with Resilient Hartford, are considering ways that our public parks could serve as food resources such as community gardens and food forests. Read on...

Forest Management Plan

The Hartford Conservation Commission is updating the Hartford Town Forest Resource Management Plan. The current draft is open for public comment. Read on...
Public Service Officer Volunteer Position

The Town of Hartford, Vermont, has an immediate opening for the volunteer position of Public Service Officer; this is an unpaid, Selectboard appointed position running through December 31, 2021. The time requirement is 10 hours per week. Read on...

TOWN HALL OPERATIONS UPDATE:

Based on Governor Scott’s Be Smart, Stay Safe Emergency Order Addendum of June 19, 2020, the following plan for Town Hall operations is in effect until further notice:

Town Hall will be physically staffed for all administrative functions and public access by appointment for total maximum occupancy of 25 persons.
Some staff have been authorized to continue to telecommute as advised by the Order.
All persons entering Town Hall will be administered a health screen for COVID-19 symptoms.
All persons entering Town Hall shall wear masks or face coverings.

To schedule an appointment with the staff in the following offices, please call 295-9353 and select the desired department: Town Clerk, Town Manager, Planning, Assessor, Finance or Parks & Recreation.

Thank you for your patience. The inconvenience to our citizens is regrettable, but is necessary for public health.

VERMONT EMERGENCY ECONOMIC RECOVERY GRANTS

On Friday, June 19, 2020, Governor Scott signed into law Act 115, “An act relating to creating emergency economic recovery grants.” This legislation includes $70 million for Emergency Economic Recovery Grants. The Agency of Commerce and Community Development and the Department of Taxes will work together to administer the grants.

Be First in Line for Relief Grants

Businesses will be able to apply for the $70 million in Economic Recovery Grants once the bill (S.350) is signed into law. The Vermont Department of Taxes will begin taking applications exclusively through myVTax within two weeks of the bill signing. Below are the steps you should take to ensure your business is first in line for these grants:

Verify you have a myVTax account. If you don’t, sign up now.

File all of your rooms and meals taxes through April 30th, as these will be used to provide the grant.

Make sure you are in good standing with the Tax Department.

You can view more information here, including how to determine if you’re eligible and what to do if you don’t have rooms, meals, and sales tax.

Town Health Officer: 802-591-3978

ALTERNATIVE USE OF RATCLIFFE AND CLIFFORD PARKS SURVEY

Forest Management Plan

Public Service Officer Volunteer Position

TOWN HALL OPERATIONS UPDATE:

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