Town Office Updates:
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Offices are open to the public. Access to the Town Buildings will be restricted and face masks will be required.
NEK Community Broadband Update:
Twenty-three NEK towns are slated to have broadband service by 2023, according to a new Study written by the technology infrastructure firm Tilson. The NEK Communications Union District was formed in March to bring high-speed internet to our region – the most rural, sparsely populated, and worst-served counties in the state. The following towns will get the first broadband buildouts: Albany, Barnet, Barton, Brighton, Burke, Concord, Coventry, Craftsbury, Derby, Glover, Greensboro, Groton, Hardwick, Irasburg, Lyndon, Newark, Newport, Ryegate, Sheffield, St. Johnsbury, Sutton, Walden and Waterford. Other towns in the region won’t go without broadband service in the meantime, as the district looks to connect existing fiber infrastructure to serve those areas. The study’s infrastructure plans describe a three-year timeline and construction is scheduled to start in July, 2021.
THIS IS A REMINDER THAT ON
JULY 1, 2020, VERMONT STATE LAW:
- Bans disposal of food scraps in the trash or landfills,
- Requires trash haulers to offer food scrap collection services to non-residential customers and apartments with 4 units or more, unless another hauler is willing to provide that service. Food scrap collection is also currently required by law for bag drop haulers.
Help Our Community
Complete the Census!
Responding to the 2020 Census in this time of social distancing makes a difference for the well-being of your neighbors and your community. Your response helps to direct billions of dollars in federal funds to your local community for health care, emergency response, schools, education programs, roads, and many other public services over the next 10 years.
It has never been easier to respond on your own, whether online, over the phone or by mail—all without having to meet a census taker.
To learn more, visit 2020census.gov.
The Town of Concord is very excited to announce the launch of the new NEK Gravel Rides Website. Through a Vermont Municipal Planning Grant, the towns of Concord and Burke initiated the NEK Gravel Rides project to encourage outdoor recreation in the region and promote visitation to town centers and businesses.
SELECTBOARD
ADMINASST@CONCLERK.COM
TREASURER
TREASURER@CONCLERK.COM
TOWN CLERK
TOWNCLERK@CONCLERK.COM
ZONING
ZONINGADMIN@CONCLERK.COM
PB/ZB SECRETARY
MEGJOHNSON0301@GMAIL.COM
ASSESSOR
LISTERS@CONCLERK.COM
ROAD FOREMAN
DTHORGALSEN@GMAIL.COM
ANIMAL CONTROL: 535-2764
TOWN GARAGE: 695-8144
FIRE CHIEF: 695-3330
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Official Return of Town Votes 2021
Official Return of Town Votes 2020
Official Return of Presidential Primary Votes 2020
2020 Voter Checklist
The 2020 Town Report is available by clicking here.
The 2019 Town Report is available by clicking here.
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Click here to view the Town of Concord, VT Map
Click here to view Concord’s property values.
View the Concord All-Hazards Mitigation Plan Update
New Vermont Recording Fees as of July 1, 2019
2020 Tax Rates
Homestead: $2.2335
Non-Residential $2.4263
Taxes are due November 16, 2020
Dog Licensing Fees:
Spayed & Neutered: $9
Intact: $13
RESOURCES:
Constable – Denis LaMadeleine
Animal Control Officer
Concord School Home Page
Vermont Agency of Commerce and Community Development
Vermont League of Cities and Towns Newsletters
Vermont Secretary of State’s Municipal Law Information
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