AMES HILL ROADWORK BEING CONDUCTED BY GREEN MOUNTAIN POWER – THE FOLLOWING NOTICE IS FROM GMP.

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Please be aware that the Green Mountain Power work on AMES HILL ROAD for their area Resiliency Project is continuing.  As more information becomes available, it will be posted here.

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AMES HILL ROADWORK BEING CONDUCTED BY GREEN MOUNTAIN POWER – THE FOLLOWING NOTICE IS FROM GMP.

Please be aware that the Green Mountain Power work on AMES HILL ROAD for their area Resiliency Project is continuing. As more information becomes available, it will be posted here.

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9/8/25 – UPDATE:

UPDATE: Please be advised that GMP will continue to be performing their electrical grid resiliency Road Work on Ames Hill Road for the next two weeks (9/8 – 9/12/25 & 9/15 – 9/19/25) potentially longer (watch for further updates).

The work on Ames Hill from Fox Road, past Cowpath 40, and up to South Road has been mostly completed and GMP will be moving to the section of Ames Hill from Fox Road on down towards Brattleboro and could cause road closure and delays when culvert work is being performed.

The section of Ames Hill Rd from Fox Road to South Road should be open to traffic, though be prepared in case some “last minute” work needs to be completed. If a closure of this sections does occur appropriate detour signs will be erected, depending on location of the closure.

Potential detours could be Fox Road to MacArthur Road to Route 9, or using Cowpath 40, travel away from Ames Hill, and use one of the alternative roads available to reach the Town Center or head towards Brattleboro.

For those heading to Brattleboro, the best routes would be going to South Road and then taking Route 9 down to Brattleboro. Two other routes (depending on where a closure may occur, would be to take Cowpath 40 away from Ames Hill all the way down to the paved road, and then heading onto Brattleboro (note using Barrows Road to connect with Ames Hill may run into GMP work on the Brattleboro portion of Ames Hill), or use the Fox Road to MacArthur to Route 9 detour.

Also, please note that road side ditching, pole erection, and other line work is still occuring which may cause single lane traffic to be necessary (in this situation, “flag people” will direct you.

We thank you for your continued patience during this project to increase Marlboro’s electrical grid resiliency.

The road work will occur between 7am and 5pm, and Ames Hill will be passable to traffic after 5pm and before 7am.

Continue to monitor this space for more updates and the Town thanks you for your patience during this period.

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FOR YOUR INFORMATION – DETOUR INFORMATION FROM PREVIOUS UPDATES IS INCLUDED HERE BELOW AS WELL IN CASE ANY GMP WORK MAY NEED TO BE REVISITED.

8/18/25 – UPDATE:

GMP WORK ON AMES HILL ROAD (in MARLBORO) UPDATE FOR WEEK(S) OF 8/18-8/22/25 & 8/25-8/29/25.

To minimize inconvenience when driving, it is recommended to use the Fox Road detour, or on Cowpath 40, travel away from Ames Hill, to use one of the alternative roads available to reach the Town Center or head towards Brattleboro.

We thank you for your continued patience during this project to increase Marlboro’s electrical grid resiliency.

The road work will occur between 7am and 5pm, and Ames Hill will be passable to traffic after 5pm and before 7am.

Continue to monitor this space for more updates and the Town thanks you for your patience during this period.

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Continue to monitor this space for more updates and the Town thanks you for your patience during this period.

TO READ FULL TEXT OF NOTICE FROM GREEN MOUNTAIN POWER – PLEASE CLICK THE LINK BELOW:

2025 08 06 Notice of GMP Resiliency Work on Ames Hill Road

The Town of Marlboro appreciates and thanks you for your patience with this matter as GMP works to secure our electrical grid.  Please be alert for workers on the road and realize that there may be some temporary detours that may direct you along a different route, should the work necessitate a brief complete closure to “thru traffic” of a section of Ames Hill Road.

MARLBORO, VT: JOB OPENING – ZONING ADMINISTRATOR

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JOB DESCRIPTION

Marlboro, Vermont is looking for a Zoning Administrator (parttime – approximately 20 hours per week) to assist the public with requests for building and development permits within the town.  Working with the Development Review Board, the Planning Commission, the Select Board and other town commissions and committees the Zoning Administrator helps manage development in the town according to established Zoning Regulations and Bylaws.  Specific duties are outlined below.

The best candidates will be highly detail oriented, be able to handle multiple projects at the same time, meet deadlines, be clear and concise in their communications with all parties, have a willingness and ability to work with the public in a courteous and helpful manner, and convey potentially involved and complicated situations in an understandable & sympathetic way.

Those interested in the position can find complete job description, qualifications and instructions for applying on the Marlboro, Vermont website by clicking here on the following link: Marlboro Zoning Administrator

POSTING AND NOTIFICATION OF APPROVAL BY MARLBORO SELECT BOARD OF AN UPDATE (2025) TO THE MARLBORO STREET NAMING AND STREET ADDRESSING ORDINANCE.

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Please be advised: The Marlboro Select Board has approved the updated Marlboro Street Naming and Street Addressing Ordinance. The posted and published Ordinance is available on the “documents” page of this website, as well as just below. A description of the final process for the ordinance to become effective according to Vermont State Statutes is included on a separate page at the end of the posted ordinance.

2025 Updated Marlboro Street Naming & Street Addressing Ordinance

Marlboro Town Clerk’s Office Hours & Info

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Monday:  Closed to Public

Tuesday: Town Clerk 9 am – 4 pm    Open to Public

Wednesday: Town Clerk Noon – 4 pm  Open to Public

Thursday:  Town Clerk 9 am – 4 pm    Open to Public

Friday: Closed to Public

Please email townclerk@marlborovt.us or call (802) 254-2181 if you have a question. 

Marlboro Land Records are now available in Cott Systems’ RecordHub 

https://recordhub.cottsystems.com/MarlboroVT/Portal/   The index currently goes back to 1989 and images are available back to 1948 (a specific book page reference is needed to find the image). See more here https://cottsystems.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/RECORDhub-Quick-Tips.pdf

If you wish to view the index, there is no charge and you can sign up and choose the complimentary subscription.  If there is a record that you want to view or print, you must purchase a subscription or come to the Town Clerk’s Office.  Log in first to be sure that the document is in the system before you pay for a subscription.  If you decide to purchase a subscription and you need help when creating an account, you can contact Cott Systems Technical Support at 800-234-2688, first prompt is 8, second prompt is 1.

Note that in-person records research is by appointment . Appointments can be made by emailing townclerk@marlborovt.us 

Tax maps and the tax map index can be viewed here https://marlborovt.us/government/listers/

Lister cards, tax bills, and other relevant documents are available digitally by contacting the Town Clerk.

Until further notice, municipal public meetings will continue to be held on their regular schedule both in-person & via video-conference.  Zoom links and call-in numbers are posted on public meeting agendas outside of the Town Office and on the website. The public is welcome to attend these meetings either in-person or via video.

EMERGENCY SITUATIONS INFORMATION LINE:

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Hi Neighbors, as we move through the year, each season can present its own unique challenges (heat in the summer, rain and wind in all seasons, and snow and cold in the winter, etc.). Vermont State has set up many resources to help in times of emergency. Before, during, and after, if you have any questions or concerns the State of Vermont has set up an excellent webpage for handling questions and providing information < Vermont211.org >. This website can provide a great deal of information on services available and how to access resources. Along with this website, simply dialing ” 211 ” can get you in touch with this State resource for assistance.

Watch this space for more information should it become necessary.

Thank you,

Your Marlboro Select Board