A copy of the proposed VOHP Charter amendment and sample ballot for resident review.

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.

We decided to close the office on Monday, April 8, 2024, in anticipation of the public safety needs due to the impacts of conditions surrounding Eclipse Day. The anticipated influx of visitors and other conditions, as well as state advocacy for maintaining safety, we are taking steps to minimize operations. Thus, we are closing the office. Should emergencies and outages occur, we are addressing those needs as well. We encourage all residents of Hyde Park to stay safe, min

The new Village office will be located on the corners of Main and Church Street at the 3-way stop right in the middle of the Village. The move is expected to take place in the month of May 2024.

The Board of Trustees requests letters of interest from qualified persons legally defined as registered voters within the Village. The term of the current vacancy ends May 2024. At the May 2024 Annual Meeting, new elections will be held and the appointed Trustee could be elected to serve for the term of open seat. Your Letter of Interest should be received by Village General Manager by Friday, December 22, 2023. ​ Please send a letter of interest by email to gm@villageofhyd

Effective September, the Village of Hyde Park Planning Committee and the Board of Trustees have decided to move their monthly meeting...

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 has an allocated amount of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds and is looking for community input on projects...

As many of you may know, Carol Robertson, the General Manager for the Village of Hyde Park had recently retired due to serious medical...

The Downtown and Village Center tax credit program helps to stimulate private investment, create jobs, increase, and improve housing, restore buildings, and jump start revitalization in Vermont communities. Successful projects range from small bed and breakfasts and rental apartments to multimillion-dollar downtown redevelopments. In January 2023 state income tax credits are available to projects that enhance the historic character and improve building safety of older and his