Community Links

Bethel Public Library

106 Main Street, Bethel, Vermont 05032, United States

Hours

Monday: 2-7 pm
Wednesday: 1-7 pm
Thursday: 2-7 pm
Saturday: 9-11 am

Check for Wetlands Before you Buy or Build

Understanding Vermont Wetlands

Wetlands are where land and water meet. They are commonly called marshes, swamps, and bogs. Class II wetlands and their 50-foot buffer zones are regulated in Vermont because of the functions they provide, like flood water storage, water quality protection, and wildlife habitat. The location of wetlands is hard to identify because their hydrology and vegetation can change throughout the seasons. While the State has been working to update the Vermont Significant Wetlands Inventory (VSWI), many protected wetlands remain unmapped.

Additional Resources and Documents

With the rising costs of living between property taxes, water and sewer costs along with our everyday essentials, we would like to give you some additional resources that could be available to you.

Capstone Community Action:

12 Prince Street Randolph, Vt 05060

Telephone number: 802-728-9506 or Toll Free: 1-800-846-4962

South Royalton Senior Center

802-763-7386

Serve meals at the Royalton Academy Building in Royalton: On Tuesday’s and Thursday’s

Also, will deliver meals to homes. Call for more information the number above.

Bethel Food Shelf

129 Church Street

Bethel, VT

802-234-5513

Hours: Monday 12-1 pm and Thursday 5 to 7 pm

If you need further assistance completing forms, please feel free to reach out to us here at the Town office 802-234-9340. We will be glad to help

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Green_Mountain_Power_Program.pdf

Tri Valley Transit

Tri Valley Transit connects the people and places of Addison, Orange, and Northern Windsor Counties of Vermont with their network of community transportation alternatives

Water Safety Information

American Red Cross Water Safety Resource Center

Download the American Red Cross Swim App Children and adults can learn to be safer in and around water with Swim by the American Red Cross. Knowing how to swim is exciting and opens the door to many opportunities, but water is not without risk. Learning to enjoy the water safely should be the first step for anyone who will be around water. Have fun learning water safety in an engaging way with video and activities for kids and families. Track your kids’ progress with this FREE app as they learn to swim, or text "SWIM" to 90999.

National Water Safety

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