You may check the status of your ballot at mvp.vermont.gov - all received ballots are logged as we receive them, and voters are checked off the list as having voted.
Voters who registered after Sept 3rd will need to request an early/absentee ballot or vote in person on Election Day!
Voters who registered after Sept 3rd will need to request an early/absentee ballot or vote in person on Election Day!
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Select Board Meeting
October 22, 2020 8 am Location: Town Hall, Big Room Agenda: Old business (see previous minutes for a good guide until we get closer) New business: previous SB minutes are under the 2020 Minutes tab at the top of the page Property Tax Payments were DUE OCT 1
They may be made by mail, or using the Payments tab on far upper right of the menu bar above. Other Requests such as for tax information, a copy of your tax bill etc. may be made by phone, fax or email. Please be sure to provide us with the pertinent details, how to get the information to you and a number to call you in case we have questions. Vital Records: Birth Certificate copies can be ordered here Death Certificate copies here Mariage License application - you will still need to make an appointment to bring this to the Town Clerk Marriage Certificate certified copies Online Parcel Mapping Try it out here.
The mapping program was updated as of August 27 2020. It allows you to Identify parcels, owners, get some Lister data, measure acres with a line drawing tool, create a list of abutters and even print mailing labels! The information in Parcel Mapping is drawn from the Grand List, which is legally public information. |
Town Hall hours are Thursdays 9am to 1pm.
Please mask up if you come by, and do not come in if you are exhibiting respiratory symptoms or a high temperature. Land Records / Research - by appointment You will still need to come into the office for essential research, but you must do so by appointment so we can space researchers out one at a time. Please email the clerk to arrange a time. Next Planning and Zoning,
Thursday Oct 15 5:00 pm - Via ZOOM Conference- please email the ZBA directly for info to connect into the meeting. Help Wanted: The Town of Landgrove has a vacancies at Auditor and Lister. The Selectboard will be looking to appoint someone to serve until the next Town Meeting. Interested parties please inquire with any of the Selectboard members, or the Treasurer.
Gentle reminder that the use of Town Hall must be registered with the Clerk in advance to avoid conflicts. Thanks!
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November 3 - General Election 8am- 7pm Town Hall.
Ballots have mailed from the Secretary of State's Office to Registered, Active voters. These may be voted and returned to the Town Clerk, either: - by postal mail (for best results drop them in the LOCAL slot at Londonderry PO in the plaza), or - by your own hand-delivery to the slot in our locked green Town Hall mailbox at the end of the building, or - by hand delivery to the drop box in Town Hall during office hours or - on Election Day Itself! Town Hall will be open for in-person voting as usual on Election Day, Please return your ballot before 7pm on November 3rd! that's a hard deadline! Public Wi-fi The Town Office does have 24/7 free public WiFi with a *NEW SIGNAL BOOSTER* There's no password required, but we ask that you access it from outside the building. You may parallel park along the driveway, just be mindful of clear pass through for others and that the mail Jeep can get to our mailbox.
CENSUS 2020: do it here! You can complete the Census online, whether you have recieved a mailing yet or not. The most accurate response is a self response and an early response helps to ensure that no one will come knocking on your door later this fall. Landgrove's response has improved to 34% |
“The Select Board of Landgrove, Vermont, joins cities and towns across the state to condemn the brutal killing of George Floyd, and the systemic racism of which it is emblematic. We believe history will see this as a defining moment, and we are compelled to speak in a unified voice to encourage self-education on the issues and town-wide dialogues from all viewpoints. A better understanding of racism can fuel meaningful action beyond the ballot box, such as support of local and legislative process for better policing and contributions of personal time and funds to organizations which support equality in justice, health care, education, employment or housing. We ask citizens of Landgrove and Vermont to join us as we help our communities strive for peace, healing and equal justice for all.”
The Landgrove Select Board thanks Mary English for bringing forth this resolution for equal justice which prompted thoughtful discussion, and then adding to the text carefully crafted language that the Board passed unanimously at the Select Board meeting on July 9th, 2020
The Landgrove Select Board thanks Mary English for bringing forth this resolution for equal justice which prompted thoughtful discussion, and then adding to the text carefully crafted language that the Board passed unanimously at the Select Board meeting on July 9th, 2020
Photo by our own Anne McClaran!