NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE TOWN OF NORWICH, in accordance with 24 V.S.A. § 1061(a)(1), that the Town of Norwich (the “Town”) proposes to convey a conservation easement to Upper Valley Land Trust, Inc. (“UVLT”) and the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board (“VHCB”) by way of a Grant of Development […]
Norwich is seeking applicants to the full-time position of Finance Assistant. See the JOB DESCRIPTION here. Read the full EMPLOYMENT AD here.
Face Coverings Rule (Mask Mandate) enacted by the Selectboard, effective 12-10-2021: read the full text of the rule here. Face Covering Poster 1 Face Covering Poster 2 COVID-19 Plan Update: Effective November 12, 2021, Tracy Hall is closed. For complete details, read the latest COVID-19 Plan Update, effective November 24, 2021.
Under the direction of the Department of Public Works Director, this is a full-time position, in a team-oriented environment, responsible for care of the town’s roadways and related infrastructure. Click here for a full description.
The Norwich Board of Listers seek applicants for the open position of Administrative Clerk. Under the direction of the Board of Listers, this is a part-time position of approximately 17 hours per week. To apply in confidence, please send your cover letter and resume to: listers@norwich.vt.us. See job description here.
TOWN OF NORWICH, VERMONT AND NORWICH TOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT WARNING OF ANNUAL MEETING, MARCH 2, 2021 Ballot Results – Town Meeting 2021 2020 Annual Town Report To read the complete Norwich Town warning, click here. To read the Dresden School District warning, click here.
Electronic version of the 2020 Town Report available here.
Tracy Hall Restrictions – Tracy Hall is currently CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC. See here for full details. Use the following link to view the town’s regularly updated document detailing COVID-19 Information & Resources General information: The Vermont Department of Health and U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are recommending some steps for everyone. […]
State health and wildlife officials have one message for people who come across any animals in the wild – “Just leave them be.” Read the full news release here