INFORMATION ON DROUGHT CONDITIONS
October 1, 2025
https://anr.vermont.gov/disaster/drought
If you have questions on private wells/springs, please go to www.HealthVermont.gov/water/drought. This page has information about ways to conserve water, temporary solutions for getting safe drinking water, and information about possible avenues for financial assistance to develop a more drought-resistant water supply.
If you have a water supply issue, submit it via the drought reporter (https://experience.arcgis.com/experience/1d3753b053804415bd0fd00a813a115f/page/Welcome). It is a simple form that the State uses to gather information about where support and resources may be needed.
From the Superintendent of Orleans Central Supervisory Union
Criterion 8(C) -Forest Blocks & Habitat Connectors
Fall in Vermont is a great time to be outside—but ticks and mosquitoes are part of the picture too. Stay safe by using repellent, covering up, and doing regular tick checks (don’t forget your pets!). These steps can help prevent tick bite illnesses.
TAXES ARE DUE AT THE TOWN OFFICE BY 4 PM ON OCTOBER 20TH
Election Night Results
The Town Clerk's office will be open on Monday, Tuesday & Thursday from 9AM to 2:30 PM the weeks of August 24th through September 4th
The Town of Westmore is conducting a survey to get public opinion on the Town Plan revision. We want to know how you think we should plan for the future of Westmore. It is your chance to influence the future on a local level. It is the best place to start. Click below to access the survey in an electronic format or paper forms are available at the Town Clerk's office at 30 Hinton Hill Road in Westmore. The survey will run from August 13 through September 3, 2026. Please call the Clerk's office at 802-525-3007 for more information.
Vermont Secretary of State Voter Information