Welcome to the Hyde Park, Vermont Website !
Town Burn Permits
(a.k.a. Permit to Kindle Fire) ARE NOW being issued
Contact: Town Fire Warden Ryan Nolan – 802-279-6955
COVID-19 Informational Link
and Municipal Office CLOSURE information
HYDE PARK REGULAR MONTHLY TOWN MEETINGS
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NOTE: Special Meetings may use other call in methods as noted on the AGENDA for that meeting.
The Lanpher Memorial Library meetings and call in information is HERE
NET ZERO STORMWATER PROJECT DOCUMENT
Grant Application to Lake Champlain Basin Program
Invitation to Kick-Off Meeting on 10/01/2019
Consultant Team Information
Quality Assurance Project Plan – SIGNED
HYDE PARK: From the tree-lined historic Village with The Governor’s House to the majestic mountaintop views of nearby Mount Mansfield and Smugglers Notch to the pristine Green River Reservoir State Park with its 19 miles of undeveloped shoreline, there is a special feeling in Hyde Park. The Village of Hyde Park is nestled along the banks of the beautiful Lamoille River, surrounded by Vermont’s lush Green Mountains. Hyde Park has welcomed visitors for more than two hundred years! Once the destination of the wealthy from New York and Boston who traveled via train to spend their summers in the country, Hyde Park has become a destination for vacationing visitors from around the globe. Visitors can now stay at the Bed and Breakfasts provided by the Fitch Hill Inn and the Governor’s Mansion, try a “farm stay” at Stony Brook Farm, fresh milk at Farm of Milk and Honey.
Located in the Lamoille River Valley in the heart of northern Vermont, the region is the fastest growing in the state. The Lamoille River Paddlers’ Trail is a community effort to establish a network of well-maintained river access points, primitive campsites and portage trails from the headwaters to Lake Champlain. The education, opportunities for entrepreneurship, superb infrastructure, public transportation, and four-season natural beauty bring many to visit, and many to make their homes here. The world-famous resort village of Stowe, Vermont is located just eleven miles south along the Scenic Route 100 Corridor. Hyde Park and the surrounding north-central Vermont region offer legendary fall foliage, spectacular skiing, VAST snowmobile & VASA ATV trails, stunning summers, incomparable accommodations, spas, recreation, including the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail, dining, and shopping. Hyde Park’s allure is timeless. Your visit – unforgettable.
* 2019 Hyde Park Healthy Community Policy * & 3-4-50 Commitment Letter
Hyde Park Better Connections – Final Report 2020
2020 Town Report – for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2019
Parcel Maps
HYDE PARK TV 
PROPOSED CORRECTIVE ACTION PLAN (CAP) – Hyde Park Trailhead Project (Brownfields Site)
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