PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE REQUEST FOR SUBDIVISION APPROVAL  OWNER: Joseph (Peter) Lowes and Sarah Canterbury  SHARON PARCEL ID NO:  R36872.L – 779 & 780 Leons Lane OWNER CONTACT INFORMATION:  PO Box 58, Sharon VT; (802) 763-8745; Owner’s Agent: Rob Townsend, American Survey Co. (802) 433-5569 NUMBER OF LOTS TO BE CREATED/ACREAGES Lot 14 – reduce existing Lot 14 size from 2.5 …

Please be aware, the Vermont Department of Health notified the Town of Sharon Health Officer that a raccoon tested positive for rabies in Sharon. The test was conducted on a raccoon collected from the Quimby Mountain Road area on May 4th For detailed health and safety information, please visit healthvermont.gov.

Vermont Homeowner Assistance Program For details on this program and for instructions for how to receive financial assistance from the state, click here.

For information, contact the Town Coordinator, Dick Ruben dickruben43@gmail.com Town Garage Hours on Saturday, May 7th 8:30AM – 1PM Tires drop-off for a fee Scrap metal drop off

EV and eBike Show n’ Tell SATURDAY, APRIL 23 Time: 10AM-1PM Location: Driveways of Marion Cross School and St. Barnabas Church in Norwich Presented by the Norwich, Thetford and Sharon Energy Committees, along with the Hartford Energy Commission. See flyer for details  

Burn ban is no longer in effect as of 3/24/2022. Questions? Call Dustin Potter (802) 299-8715 .

Mud Season postings for 2022 are in effect. For details, click here.

Election Results: – Town Moderator for a 1-year term– Galen E. Mudgett, Jr. – Town Treasurer for a 3-year term – Margaret B. Raymond – Selectboard for a 3-year term – Sarah Pfeiffer – Lister for a 3-year term– Ken Wright – Collector of Delinquent Taxes for a 1-year term– Ken Wright – 1st Constable for a 1-year term– vacant …

Now Hiring If you enjoy finance work in a friendly, low-key environment with some flexibility in hours, a four-day work week, and the possibility of some remote work, the Town of Sharon invites you to apply for the position of Finance Manager. For more details, click here  

Please remember when clearing snow from your driveway or private road, DO NOT deposit snow onto Town or State maintained roadways. Plowing snow onto or across State or Town Roadways is illegal. Not only is it illegal, but it can cause dangerous driving conditions. Snow plowed, blown by snowblower, or shoveled into a roadway, can cause motorists to crash. When …