A Message from the Town Clerk about the November 3 Election:
Voting will be at the Newbrook Fire Station from 9 am until 7 pm. It is easier if you bring the mail-in ballot you received in the mail with you. You could fill it out at home (or not, up to you), come into the fire station, give the entrance checklist your name, show them you have your ballot, and just go to the exit checklist, check out and put your ballot in the tabulator. If you do not bring the ballot you will have to sign an Affidavit that you have not already voted before we can give you another ballot.

Second Payment for 2020 Property Taxes are due by 10/15/2020.
Click here to pay online.

A statement passed by the Selectboard at the Sept. 21, 2020 meeting:
The Town of Newfane condemns hate speech, prejudice, and acts intended to induce fear in any person based on their identity. We are a community of diverse backgrounds and opinions, and we draw strength from it. Everyone deserves to be treated with dignity and feel safe in our beautiful town.

Peter Case interviews Newfane Town Clerk Carol Hesselbach about early voting procedures in Newfane

A Message from the Fire Warden:
Fire Warden, Todd Lawley, has banned all burning in the town until further notice.

A Message from the Selectboard:

• The Town Office is here for you if you are a vulnerable person and needs assistance call 365-7772 Ext #4 and leave a message.
• Care 211 registration for the home alone or elderly.
• Latest local updates on COVID-19
• VT Dept of Health
• Call your neighbors, which you know are home alone.

Vermont Department of Taxes Issues 2020 Tax Season Guidance
in Response to COVID-19 Emergency

The Vermont Department of Taxes continues to carefully monitor the evolving situation related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The Department is working closely with the office of Governor Phil Scott and the Vermont legislature, following changes at the federal level, and adhering to guidance from the Vermont Department Health. Please see the Department’s information on relief for Vermont taxpayers at tax.vermont.gov/coronavirus. You should check this link periodically as the guidance may change. You may also follow the Vermont Department of Taxes on Facebook and Twitter.