Welcome to Montgomery: Vermont’s “covered bridge town.”

  • Permit Notice

    A decision has been issued by the Zoning Administrator for the following permits on 8-7-25 for Locher & Hurtubise

  • WATER ALERT: Shut off dates/hydrant work

     (Center Water Users Only) the Town Water Department will need to shut water off from 10am-4pm on the following dates for: HYDRANT REPLACEMENTS & Water line repairs:

    Thursday 8/7

    Friday 8/8

    Monday 8/11

    Tuesday 8/12

    (*please note the water may not be shut off the entire time between the 10-4 time period however we want users to be aware that water usage will be off/intermittent during most of the designated time period while the work is conducted so please plan accordingly!)

    {Village water users will not be affected by this work}

  • Permit Notice

    The Zoning Administrator has issued a decision on the following permit for Howard 7/31/25

  • Permit Notice

    A decision has been issued by the Zoning Administrator for the following permit Coe 7-24-25

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About the Town

Montgomery is known as “Vermont’s covered bridge town.” Its unique geography required many bridges, and as recently as the 1940s there were thirteen covered bridges within the town’s limits. There are six covered bridges within town limits, and one which straddles the town line with Enosburg — the most of any town in the country.

Montgomery’s heritage is firmly rooted in farming and the timber industry. Today it is a diverse community with several farms, many small businesses, artists, craftspeople, and a lively citizenry comprised of a mix of full-time and vacation residents. It is an all-season recreation destination.

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