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Welcome to the Heart of the Slate Valley

Poultney, Vermont, located along the western Vermont/eastern New York border, is a vibrant community of about 3,000 people. Poultney includes an incorporated village and shares Lake St. Catherine with the town of Wells.


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Town and Village of Poultney Merger Study website launched!

Posted 11/12/24

The merger study website is "designed to facilitate community engagement as the Town and Village of Poultney consider consolidation/merger of the town and village governments." Follow the link to…

Update 11.1.24 Boil Water Notice Rescinded for Village of Poultney 10.31.24 Boil Water Notice

Posted 10/31/24

November 1, 2024 Notice to Village of Poultney Water consumers:The Boil Water Notice that was in effect for the Village of Poultney Water System is hereby rescinded. It is no longer a requirement to…

Poultney's Unified Bylaws - 2024 Update

Posted 9/25/24

On Wednesday, October 16, 2024, the Poultney Planning Commission is holding a Public Hearing to accept public comment on amendments to Poultney’s Unified Bylaws. Learn more: The Bylaws — Planning in…

VTrans launches Trail Hazard Reporting Tool for Vermont State Rail Trails

Posted 9/6/24

VTrans has recently launched a Trail Hazard Reporting Tool which can be found here: https://railtrails.vermont.gov/report-a-trail-hazard/. This tool is for the public’s use in reporting the following…


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Declaration of Inclusion

The Town of Poultney condemns racism and welcomes all persons, regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, disability, or socioeconomic status, and wants everyone to feel safe and welcome in our community.

As a town, we formally condemn all discrimination in all of its forms, commit to fair and equal treatment of everyone in our community, and will strive to ensure all of our actions, policies, and operating procedures reflect this commitment.

The Town of Poultney has and will continue to be a place where individuals can live freely and express their opinions.