The South Hero School budget re-vote will be here at the Town Office
on Tuesday 5/14. The polls open at 7 am.
(If you requested an Absentee ballot in the March election we will send this ballot to you by mail as well. Please let us know right away if you prefer to vote here in the office or if your mailing address has changed.)
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The Non-resident beach parking lottery opened April 1. https://southherovt.org/beach/
(Resident beach parking stickers will go on sale Wednesday May 1st.)
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Green Up Day: Saturday, May 4th!
Green Up South Hero is an event that brings the community together to keep South Hero clean and litter-free. The South Hero Conservation Commission is leading the street and road clean-up. All are invited to participate. Participants from past years have received their requested route assignments, and some “early birds” may even be getting started soon. Help us Green Up our roadsides and other public spaces! To participate, please email the South Hero Conservation Commission at [email protected], and we’ll do our best to accommodate your requested route or let you know which routes need coverage.
We’re seeking more volunteers to clean up along portions of Route 2, Ferry Road, and West Shore Road along the Town Beach. Remember to prioritize safety while cleaning up around town. Wear bright, visible clothing, and gloves, and always face oncoming traffic. (Only adults should handle needles.) Tie up full bags, and be sure to check for ticks afterward.
Keeler’s Bay Variety has graciously offered to help distribute Green Up bags during regular store hours. A big thank you to KBV and the Horne family!
South Hero Land Trust (SHLT) will also host a clean-up and tree-planting event at the South Hero Rec Park from 9 am to 11 am on Green Up Day. This is a great option for families with young children who may want to avoid being along a road, and as an overflow event for anyone not assigned a road section. Please RSVP for the Rec Park event here: SHLT.org/events/gud2024.
After the clean-up, SHLT will host their free annual Volunteer Appreciation BBQ from 11:30 am to 1:00 pm at Folsom School. Vegan, vegetarian, and GF options will be available, and all are welcome to come together, enjoy some delicious food, and celebrate the community!
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Dog Licenses were due April 1st Dog-Registration Form-2024
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Town Election Results March 5, 2024- TownElectionResultsMar2024
School Election Results March 5, 2024- SchoolElectionResultsMar2024
Presidential Primary Results March 5, 2024- Presidential Primary Results
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Helpful Free Press Article- Article School property taxes are likely to rise
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South Hero Town Report 2023
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Town Office Hours
M-W 8:30 am- noon and 1-4:30 pm
Thursday 8:30 am- noon and 1-5 pm
802-372-5552
[email protected]
The Town Office is closed for all federal holidays and all election days.
(MLK Jr. Day, President’s Day, Memorial Day, Juneteenth, Independence Day, Labor Day, Indigenous People’s Day, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years.)
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The Selectboard voted to approve:
Development Regulations pursuant to Chapter 117 of Title 24, §4384 and §4441, V.S.A.
The updated regulations include technical corrections to grammar and typos, changes to
the review process for two-family dwellings (duplexes) mandated by the H.O.M.E. Act, and
clarifications on the DRB’s review standards for stormwater.
A full text of the changes to the bylaws is below:
Development Reg-2023-Changes-Edits
South Hero Development Regulations January 2024
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Our land records are currently available back to 8/22/1980
https://recordhub.cottsystems.com/SouthHeroVT/Portal/SearchSites/Index?OrganizationId=194
Information for Searchers
The Town of South Hero, located in Grand Isle County in Northwestern Vermont, lies on the Southern half of South Hero Island in Lake Champlain.
The area which now encompasses South Hero, Grand Isle, and North Hero was given to Ethan and Ira Allen on October 27, 1779 as a reward for their services to the state.
Today, the lands of South Hero are used primarily for agriculture, dairying, and apple orchards. The island is a very attractive place for resorts and attracts many summer tourists.