The Town Report can be found here: Annual FYE 2020, or click on the Reports tab at the top of this page and choose “Annual Town Reports” from the drop-down menu.

PLEASE NOTE: Printed copies of the report will be available at the Town Office
on February 20th.

Halifax Residents: As of August 11, 2020, the recycling bins have been relocated to the Town Garage yard, 2044 Branch Road.

• The Halifax recycling bins, located on the Brook Road old town garage property, are serviced by TAM, Inc., a private contractor. These bins are rotated between towns, and the markings on them vary. Bins marked “CARDBOARD ONLY” are meant for cardboard, newspaper, printer paper, junk mail, cereal/juice/food boxes, magazines, etc., per TAM’s list of materials accepted.
• As the Town pays for service per load, users should break down boxes, and otherwise make the best use of the space available.
• The Town also pays additional fees for “contaminants” (non-recyclable items) in either the paper or the glass/plastic/metal bin.
• Please visit TAM’s web site, https://tamwasteremoval.com/, especially the links under the “Recycling” tab at the top of the page, to learn more about correct, efficient, recycling.

Visit the Halifax News page for the library’s October calendar and information about upcoming events.

See the two links below for Vermont unclaimed property
information and a Halifax list of names.

Unclaimed Property Notice

Unclaimed Property–List of Names

High Speed Internet Service Available in Halifax

The VTEL tower in Halifax is now operational.
Contact VTEL at vtelwireless.com or 802-885-4444 to subscribe.

Service may not be available everywhere. Different equipment may be needed at different
locations, and please note that one piece of equipment–but not all of them and perhaps
not the best choice for your location–may be available at a discount for people
in Halifax, which is an underserved area.

Halifax Community Club

Please see Halifax Community Hall page for details of current happenings at the Community Club.

Lately, the Selectboard has been getting an increasing number of complaints about yards that contain “junk.”  We are asking all residents to consider some spring cleaning (and we’ve love to compile a list of volunteers, if some neighbors need a helping hand).  See the Selectboard Communications Page for details.