Over the past few months the status of key issues facing the Village of Hyde Park have moved forward, the posted pdf contains detailed updates on each item.

The comprehensive report on the status of the VOHP water quality in 2025.

Copies of pre-filed testimony to the PUC on the electric rate increase.

Notice of proposed electric rate tariff changes

Updates and answers to frequently asked questions regarding the financial state of affairs at the Village.

Starting on Wednesday, March 20, 2024, and every Wednesday going until May 8, 2024, Village Offices, including for Utility activities, will be closed for any walk-in or telephone business.

The GM's thoughts and reasoning behind vote against adoption of new Vermont Renewable Energy Standard or “RES” legislation.

The Village of Hyde Park Electric Department submitted a rate increase of 2% to the Vermont Public Utilities Commission (PUC) on August...

Historically, The Village of Hyde Park Electric Department has stated that it believed new interconnections to its system may be harmful...

Village of Hyde Park Water Customers August 9, 2023 7:00AM-12:00PM ​ Sections of the Village water system will be out, or may experience...

The Village of Hyde Park announces that a settlement has been reached in the lawsuit with Lamoille County regarding water and wastewater rates. The County lawsuit challenged the Village water and wastewater rate structure as previously approved by the Board of Trustees. Acting in the best interest of the Village, the Board of Trustees entered into a settlement agreement with the County to lower the rates for the applicable rate class and avoid further litigation expenses.

Renewable Policy and Program Comments Letter sent to June E. Tierney, Commissioner Department of Public Service.

Before water improvements financed by the Village water bond, there was no fire flow protection within the pressure zone defined by state regulators for compliance. This pressure zone is located on Church Street, Fitch Hill Road, Eden Street to Main Street (turn right on Main Street) to Parish Hall area on West Main. 16 hydrants connected to water mains within the pressure zone were prohibited from use by the Fire Department and could not be opened or disturbed in order to pr

The Vermont Department for Children and Families (DCF) just launched the Low Income Household Water Assistance Program (LIHWAP) to help eligible households pay their water and wastewater bills. Eligible households are those with gross household income below 60% of the state median income based on household size. Priority will be given to households whose water/wastewater has been disconnected or is at risk of being disconnected. Find out more at https://dcf.vermont.gov/benefi