2024 Vermont Primary Election

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The Vermont Primary will be on August 13, 2024.

This election determines who will be on the ballot in November for Vermont state offices. 

The polls will be open for in-person voting from 9 am until 7 pm in the Town House at 13 Town Hill Road in Marlboro Center.  

This will be the second Primary this year, and for this election you will receive three ballots (representing Democratic, Progressive, and Republican parties) and for your vote to count, you will vote ONE and return TWO unvoted ballots. Guidance from the Vermont Secretary of State regarding elections includes the following:

  • Absentee ballots for the August 13, 2024 Vermont Primary will be available after June 29, 2024.
  • In order to vote early/absentee by mail, voters will need to request a ballot from the Town Clerk.
  • Voters will not be mailed ballots unless they request one. 
  • The “My Voter Page” at  mvp.vermont.gov  is the online resource that allows every registered voter to login and have access to a unique, voter-specific web page with information pertinent to you.  You may also request your absentee ballot there.  Please visit the site to make certain your voter registration record is accurate with current mailing address and legal physical address.   
  • To register to vote, please visit the “Online Voter Registration Tool”  at   olvr.vermont.gov  which allows all eligible Vermonters to submit their voter registration application online anytime and anywhere they can access the internet.  Paper applications are available in the Town Office and at the polling place. 

Please contact Town Clerk Forrest Holzapfel with any questions townclerk@marlborovt.us or (802) 254-2181

Marlboro Town Office Hours & Info

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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 on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Appointments can be made by emailing townclerk@marlborovt.us 

Tax maps, Lister cards, and tax bills are available digitally by contacting the Town Clerk.

Monday:  Closed to Public

Tuesday: 9 am – 4 pm  Town Clerk  Open to Public  * records research by appointment only *

Wednesday: 9 am – 4 pm  Treasurer   Noon – 4 pm  Town Clerk Open to Public

Thursday:  9 am – 4 pm  Town Clerk  Open to Public  * records research by appointment only *

Friday: Closed to Public

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