- Elmore Weather
- Elmore GIS Map
- State of Vermont Government
- Governor Phil Scott
- Vermont Agency of Human Services
- Vermont Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets
- Vermont Agency on Natural Resources
- Vermont Consumer Assistance Program
- Vermont Dept. of Education
- Vermont Dept. of Employment and Training
- Vermont Dept. of Environmental Conservation
- Vermont Department of Health
- Vermont Dept .of Public Safety/ Homeland Security
Town of Elmore
- Pay your taxes online. You can now pay your property tax payment by credit card by going to www.OfficialPayments.com. Once at the site select Local Payments. Next select Vermont as the State or Territory, Elmore, Town of as the Payment Entity, and then Real Property Tax Payments as the Payment Type. When complete click the “Make a Payment” button. On the Make A Payment page enter your Parcel ID number as it appears on your Tax Bill as the Tax ID Number, and the amount of tax due. Check the Payment Type and then click “Continue”. Enter your credit card information on the following page. Payments must be made by the tax due date. There is a fee associated with this service.
Lamoille County
- Lamoille Regional Solid Waste Management District
- Lamoille County Planning Commission
- Lamoille County Special Investigation Unit
- Lamoille Economic Development Corporation
- Lamoille Family Center
Vermont Programs & Info
- Vermont Economic Development Authority
- Vermont Foodbank
- Vermont Mentoring Program
- Vermont Road Conditions
US Links
- Senator Patrick Leahy
- Senator Bernie Sanders
- Representative Peter Welch
- U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission
- U.S. Dept of Agriculture/ Vermont Farm Services
- Forward Fraudulent e-mails to the Secret Service
Vermont 211
- Vermont 211 is a program of United Ways of Vermont. It is a health and human services information and referral program serving the state of Vermont. Vermont's 211 Community Information Specialists provide the human touch, help to solve problems, and link callers throughout Vermont with government programs, community-based organizations, support groups and other local resources. Just one number to call for confidential, streamlined access to community resources for everyday needs and difficult times. Dial 2-1-1 (anywhere in Vermont) for personal assistance.