Welcome to Lyndon & Lyndonville Vermont's Website! 119 Park Avenue
P.O. Box 167
Lyndonville, VT 05851
The office is open to the public but Researchers are required to make an appointment due to lack of space in the vault and the research tables. If you need to make an appointment to access the land records in the vault please click here Appointment CalendarEach time slot is a 1 hour block so please only book the time you think you will need. All copies are $1 per page and vault time is $4 per hour. Genealogy searches will be available on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8am - 1pm. Appointments can be made by clicking the appointment calendar. ***** Check us out on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/town.lyndon
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COVID-19 Assistance for Utility Bills through PSD Department of Public Service can help you or your business pay overdue utility bills. Visit us at
to check your eligibility. Assistance is first come, first serve.
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For a list of properties currently up for tax sale in the Town of Lyndon please click the document link
Current properties up for Tax Sale
The Town of Lyndon was founded in 1780. It is located in Caledonia County, within the beautiful region of Vermont called the Northeast Kingdom. Lyndon is six miles square (36 square miles) in area and has a population of 5,981 residents (2010 census). It is recognized as the "Covered Bridge Capital of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom". Lyndon is surrounded by some of Vermont's most gorgeous natural beauty. This New England community is home to Lyndon Institute and Lyndon State College, and is nearby to the Burke Mountain Ski Area.
The Village of Lyndonville, located within the Town of Lyndon, was incorporated by an act of the legislature dated December 24, 1880. Within the Village, Bandstand Park (formerly known as "Lyndonville Park"), stands a fountain, which was purchased in New York in 1885. The Park hosts many events from weekly band concerts in the summer, a Farmer's Market, and craft fairs to community events, weddings, and your everyday year round enjoyment.
The Village of Lyndonville also manages Lyndonville Electric Department and the Water Department.
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DUE TO RISING COSTS OF CREDIT CARD PROCESSING, IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE YOUR CREDIT CARD TO PAY YOUR UTILITY OR PROPERTY TAX BILLS, YOU WILL BE CHARGED 3.5% PER TRANSACTION.
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What's New -- In The News
***** Lyndon Municipal Plan
Lyndon Municipal Plan Lyndon Municipal PlanLyndon has a new Municipal Plan! The Selectboard adopted Envision Lyndon, the 2020 Lyndon Municipal Plan, on October 12, 2020. For more information on the Plan and the planning process please visit the link above.
***** NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given in accordance with 32V.S.A. §4111 that the Listers for the Town of Lyndon have this day completed the abstract of individual lists of property owners as of April 1, 2021. The Listers have this same day lodged the abstract in the office of the Town Clerk for inspection by the taxpayers. On July 15th, 2021, the Listers will meet at the Listers Office to hear appeals of taxpayers aggrieved by actions of the Listers from whom timely grievance have been received. To be timely, such grievances must be in writing and receivedby the close of business on July 9, 2021. At the close of the grievance hearings, the Listers shall make such corrections in the abstract as were determined upon hearing or otherwise. Unless cause to the contrary is shown, the contents of said abstract will, for the tax year 2021become the Grand List of the Town of Lyndon and of taxpayer named therein. Signed at Lyndonville, in the County of Caledonia this 24th day of June, 2021. Listers of the Town of Lyndon, Vermont.
2021 GRIEVANCE PROCESS
Please read this notice carefully to understand the process and schedule for filing your grievance should you choose to grieveyour value. You have until 4:30 pm EDT on Friday, July 9, 2021 to file your grievance in writing.If you wish to grieve you MUST submit a grievance in writing by the date indicated in this notice. All documents related toyour grievance must be submitted in advance, in order to be considered by the Listers. Sharing of documents will not be allowed at the grievance hearing.You can review your property record and other property records by going to www.lyndonvt.org and click on Lister card and Tax Map. Summary property records for all properties are available online for review. Agrievance should be primarily based on three (3) factors. Your property's value cannot be lowered because you think your tax bill will be too high. The basis for a successful grievance is generally founded on one ormore of the following:Fair Market Value - this grievance is based on your opinion of fair market value - you believe your propertyis worth more or less than the assessment. Please be prepared to provide valid examples of properties that have sold in the Lyndon real estate market. A general argument that the market is poor is not valid.Comparative Assessments - this grievance is based on your opinion that your property is not assessedfairly in comparison to other similar properties. Please be prepared to provide specific evidence thatsimilar properties are assessed at a higher or lower value than yours. It is important to provide data forproperties that are similar in location, acreage, and size.Data Errors -- this grievance is based on an error in your property record. The number of baths, a finishedbasement that is minimally improved, and recent renovations are all examples of valid corrections. Pleaseremember that some data corrections will not lead to a change in value.The Listers have a basic form for you to file with your grievance. You can request a copy of the form from the ListersOffice. Please be aware that you are not required to file this particular document, nor are you required to file any specificdocument. The grievance process does, however, require you to provide written notice of your intent to grieve with the Lyndon Listers on or before Friday, July 9, 2021 at 4:30 pm EDT. Postmarks are not evidence of timely filing; in other words, mailed grievances must be RECEIVED by the Listers by the above deadline. You may file by mail or by email to lyndon.listers@lyndonvt.orgThe Listers will be available on Thursday, July 15, 2021 to hear grievances from 8:30 am until 4:30 pm by appointment.Written grievances without your direct participation are also accepted.The Lyndon Board of Listers******
2021 ABSTRACT GRAND LIST
To view the 2021 Abstract Grand List click here 2021 Abstract Grand List ******
WATER QUALITY REPORTS
The 2020 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report has been posted to our website. Click here to view the 2021 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report
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2020 TAX RATES
Click on this link to view the 2020 Town and Village Tax Rates
119 Park Avenue
P.O. Box 167
Lyndonville, VT 05851
P.O. Box 167
Lyndonville, VT 05851
to check your eligibility. Assistance is first come, first serve.
Current properties up for Tax Sale
The Town of Lyndon was founded in 1780. It is located in Caledonia County, within the beautiful region of Vermont called the Northeast Kingdom. Lyndon is six miles square (36 square miles) in area and has a population of 5,981 residents (2010 census). It is recognized as the "Covered Bridge Capital of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom". Lyndon is surrounded by some of Vermont's most gorgeous natural beauty. This New England community is home to Lyndon Institute and Lyndon State College, and is nearby to the Burke Mountain Ski Area.
The Village of Lyndonville, located within the Town of Lyndon, was incorporated by an act of the legislature dated December 24, 1880. Within the Village, Bandstand Park (formerly known as "Lyndonville Park"), stands a fountain, which was purchased in New York in 1885. The Park hosts many events from weekly band concerts in the summer, a Farmer's Market, and craft fairs to community events, weddings, and your everyday year round enjoyment.
The Village of Lyndonville also manages Lyndonville Electric Department and the Water Department.
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DUE TO RISING COSTS OF CREDIT CARD PROCESSING, IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE YOUR CREDIT CARD TO PAY YOUR UTILITY OR PROPERTY TAX BILLS, YOU WILL BE CHARGED 3.5% PER TRANSACTION.
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What's New -- In The News
***** Lyndon Municipal Plan
Lyndon Municipal Plan Lyndon Municipal PlanLyndon has a new Municipal Plan! The Selectboard adopted Envision Lyndon, the 2020 Lyndon Municipal Plan, on October 12, 2020. For more information on the Plan and the planning process please visit the link above.
***** NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given in accordance with 32V.S.A. §4111 that the Listers for the Town of Lyndon have this day completed the abstract of individual lists of property owners as of April 1, 2021. The Listers have this same day lodged the abstract in the office of the Town Clerk for inspection by the taxpayers. On July 15th, 2021, the Listers will meet at the Listers Office to hear appeals of taxpayers aggrieved by actions of the Listers from whom timely grievance have been received. To be timely, such grievances must be in writing and receivedby the close of business on July 9, 2021. At the close of the grievance hearings, the Listers shall make such corrections in the abstract as were determined upon hearing or otherwise. Unless cause to the contrary is shown, the contents of said abstract will, for the tax year 2021become the Grand List of the Town of Lyndon and of taxpayer named therein. Signed at Lyndonville, in the County of Caledonia this 24th day of June, 2021. Listers of the Town of Lyndon, Vermont.
2021 GRIEVANCE PROCESS
Please read this notice carefully to understand the process and schedule for filing your grievance should you choose to grieveyour value. You have until 4:30 pm EDT on Friday, July 9, 2021 to file your grievance in writing.If you wish to grieve you MUST submit a grievance in writing by the date indicated in this notice. All documents related toyour grievance must be submitted in advance, in order to be considered by the Listers. Sharing of documents will not be allowed at the grievance hearing.You can review your property record and other property records by going to www.lyndonvt.org and click on Lister card and Tax Map. Summary property records for all properties are available online for review. Agrievance should be primarily based on three (3) factors. Your property's value cannot be lowered because you think your tax bill will be too high. The basis for a successful grievance is generally founded on one ormore of the following:Fair Market Value - this grievance is based on your opinion of fair market value - you believe your propertyis worth more or less than the assessment. Please be prepared to provide valid examples of properties that have sold in the Lyndon real estate market. A general argument that the market is poor is not valid.Comparative Assessments - this grievance is based on your opinion that your property is not assessedfairly in comparison to other similar properties. Please be prepared to provide specific evidence thatsimilar properties are assessed at a higher or lower value than yours. It is important to provide data forproperties that are similar in location, acreage, and size.Data Errors -- this grievance is based on an error in your property record. The number of baths, a finishedbasement that is minimally improved, and recent renovations are all examples of valid corrections. Pleaseremember that some data corrections will not lead to a change in value.The Listers have a basic form for you to file with your grievance. You can request a copy of the form from the ListersOffice. Please be aware that you are not required to file this particular document, nor are you required to file any specificdocument. The grievance process does, however, require you to provide written notice of your intent to grieve with the Lyndon Listers on or before Friday, July 9, 2021 at 4:30 pm EDT. Postmarks are not evidence of timely filing; in other words, mailed grievances must be RECEIVED by the Listers by the above deadline. You may file by mail or by email to lyndon.listers@lyndonvt.orgThe Listers will be available on Thursday, July 15, 2021 to hear grievances from 8:30 am until 4:30 pm by appointment.Written grievances without your direct participation are also accepted.The Lyndon Board of Listers******
2021 ABSTRACT GRAND LIST
To view the 2021 Abstract Grand List click here 2021 Abstract Grand List ******
WATER QUALITY REPORTS
The 2020 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report has been posted to our website. Click here to view the 2021 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report
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2020 TAX RATES
Click on this link to view the 2020 Town and Village Tax Rates
The Town of Lyndon was founded in 1780. It is located in Caledonia County, within the beautiful region of Vermont called the Northeast Kingdom. Lyndon is six miles square (36 square miles) in area and has a population of 5,981 residents (2010 census). It is recognized as the "Covered Bridge Capital of Vermont's Northeast Kingdom". Lyndon is surrounded by some of Vermont's most gorgeous natural beauty. This New England community is home to Lyndon Institute and Lyndon State College, and is nearby to the Burke Mountain Ski Area.
The Village of Lyndonville, located within the Town of Lyndon, was incorporated by an act of the legislature dated December 24, 1880. Within the Village, Bandstand Park (formerly known as "Lyndonville Park"), stands a fountain, which was purchased in New York in 1885. The Park hosts many events from weekly band concerts in the summer, a Farmer's Market, and craft fairs to community events, weddings, and your everyday year round enjoyment.
The Village of Lyndonville also manages Lyndonville Electric Department and the Water Department.
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DUE TO RISING COSTS OF CREDIT CARD PROCESSING, IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE YOUR CREDIT CARD TO PAY YOUR UTILITY OR PROPERTY TAX BILLS, YOU WILL BE CHARGED 3.5% PER TRANSACTION.
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What's New -- In The News
***** Lyndon Municipal Plan
Lyndon Municipal Plan Lyndon Municipal PlanLyndon has a new Municipal Plan! The Selectboard adopted Envision Lyndon, the 2020 Lyndon Municipal Plan, on October 12, 2020. For more information on the Plan and the planning process please visit the link above.
***** NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given in accordance with 32V.S.A. §4111 that the Listers for the Town of Lyndon have this day completed the abstract of individual lists of property owners as of April 1, 2021. The Listers have this same day lodged the abstract in the office of the Town Clerk for inspection by the taxpayers. On July 15th, 2021, the Listers will meet at the Listers Office to hear appeals of taxpayers aggrieved by actions of the Listers from whom timely grievance have been received. To be timely, such grievances must be in writing and receivedby the close of business on July 9, 2021. At the close of the grievance hearings, the Listers shall make such corrections in the abstract as were determined upon hearing or otherwise. Unless cause to the contrary is shown, the contents of said abstract will, for the tax year 2021become the Grand List of the Town of Lyndon and of taxpayer named therein. Signed at Lyndonville, in the County of Caledonia this 24th day of June, 2021. Listers of the Town of Lyndon, Vermont.
2021 GRIEVANCE PROCESS
Please read this notice carefully to understand the process and schedule for filing your grievance should you choose to grieveyour value. You have until 4:30 pm EDT on Friday, July 9, 2021 to file your grievance in writing.If you wish to grieve you MUST submit a grievance in writing by the date indicated in this notice. All documents related toyour grievance must be submitted in advance, in order to be considered by the Listers. Sharing of documents will not be allowed at the grievance hearing.You can review your property record and other property records by going to www.lyndonvt.org and click on Lister card and Tax Map. Summary property records for all properties are available online for review. Agrievance should be primarily based on three (3) factors. Your property's value cannot be lowered because you think your tax bill will be too high. The basis for a successful grievance is generally founded on one ormore of the following:Fair Market Value - this grievance is based on your opinion of fair market value - you believe your propertyis worth more or less than the assessment. Please be prepared to provide valid examples of properties that have sold in the Lyndon real estate market. A general argument that the market is poor is not valid.Comparative Assessments - this grievance is based on your opinion that your property is not assessedfairly in comparison to other similar properties. Please be prepared to provide specific evidence thatsimilar properties are assessed at a higher or lower value than yours. It is important to provide data forproperties that are similar in location, acreage, and size.Data Errors -- this grievance is based on an error in your property record. The number of baths, a finishedbasement that is minimally improved, and recent renovations are all examples of valid corrections. Pleaseremember that some data corrections will not lead to a change in value.The Listers have a basic form for you to file with your grievance. You can request a copy of the form from the ListersOffice. Please be aware that you are not required to file this particular document, nor are you required to file any specificdocument. The grievance process does, however, require you to provide written notice of your intent to grieve with the Lyndon Listers on or before Friday, July 9, 2021 at 4:30 pm EDT. Postmarks are not evidence of timely filing; in other words, mailed grievances must be RECEIVED by the Listers by the above deadline. You may file by mail or by email to lyndon.listers@lyndonvt.orgThe Listers will be available on Thursday, July 15, 2021 to hear grievances from 8:30 am until 4:30 pm by appointment.Written grievances without your direct participation are also accepted.The Lyndon Board of Listers******
2021 ABSTRACT GRAND LIST
To view the 2021 Abstract Grand List click here 2021 Abstract Grand List ******
WATER QUALITY REPORTS
The 2020 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report has been posted to our website. Click here to view the 2021 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report
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2020 TAX RATES
Click on this link to view the 2020 Town and Village Tax Rates
The Village of Lyndonville, located within the Town of Lyndon, was incorporated by an act of the legislature dated December 24, 1880. Within the Village, Bandstand Park (formerly known as "Lyndonville Park"), stands a fountain, which was purchased in New York in 1885. The Park hosts many events from weekly band concerts in the summer, a Farmer's Market, and craft fairs to community events, weddings, and your everyday year round enjoyment.
The Village of Lyndonville also manages Lyndonville Electric Department and the Water Department.
The Village of Lyndonville also manages Lyndonville Electric Department and the Water Department.
DUE TO RISING COSTS OF CREDIT CARD PROCESSING, IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE YOUR CREDIT CARD TO PAY YOUR UTILITY OR PROPERTY TAX BILLS, YOU WILL BE CHARGED 3.5% PER TRANSACTION.
What's New -- In The News
- Lyndon Municipal Plan Lyndon Municipal Plan
Lyndon has a new Municipal Plan! The Selectboard adopted Envision Lyndon, the 2020 Lyndon Municipal Plan, on October 12, 2020. For more information on the Plan and the planning process please visit the link above.
***** NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given in accordance with 32V.S.A. §4111 that the Listers for the Town of Lyndon have this day completed the abstract of individual lists of property owners as of April 1, 2021. The Listers have this same day lodged the abstract in the office of the Town Clerk for inspection by the taxpayers. On July 15th, 2021, the Listers will meet at the Listers Office to hear appeals of taxpayers aggrieved by actions of the Listers from whom timely grievance have been received. To be timely, such grievances must be in writing and receivedby the close of business on July 9, 2021. At the close of the grievance hearings, the Listers shall make such corrections in the abstract as were determined upon hearing or otherwise. Unless cause to the contrary is shown, the contents of said abstract will, for the tax year 2021become the Grand List of the Town of Lyndon and of taxpayer named therein. Signed at Lyndonville, in the County of Caledonia this 24th day of June, 2021. Listers of the Town of Lyndon, Vermont.
2021 GRIEVANCE PROCESS
Please read this notice carefully to understand the process and schedule for filing your grievance should you choose to grieveyour value. You have until 4:30 pm EDT on Friday, July 9, 2021 to file your grievance in writing.If you wish to grieve you MUST submit a grievance in writing by the date indicated in this notice. All documents related toyour grievance must be submitted in advance, in order to be considered by the Listers. Sharing of documents will not be allowed at the grievance hearing.You can review your property record and other property records by going to www.lyndonvt.org and click on Lister card and Tax Map. Summary property records for all properties are available online for review. Agrievance should be primarily based on three (3) factors. Your property's value cannot be lowered because you think your tax bill will be too high. The basis for a successful grievance is generally founded on one ormore of the following:Fair Market Value - this grievance is based on your opinion of fair market value - you believe your propertyis worth more or less than the assessment. Please be prepared to provide valid examples of properties that have sold in the Lyndon real estate market. A general argument that the market is poor is not valid.Comparative Assessments - this grievance is based on your opinion that your property is not assessedfairly in comparison to other similar properties. Please be prepared to provide specific evidence thatsimilar properties are assessed at a higher or lower value than yours. It is important to provide data forproperties that are similar in location, acreage, and size.Data Errors -- this grievance is based on an error in your property record. The number of baths, a finishedbasement that is minimally improved, and recent renovations are all examples of valid corrections. Pleaseremember that some data corrections will not lead to a change in value.The Listers have a basic form for you to file with your grievance. You can request a copy of the form from the ListersOffice. Please be aware that you are not required to file this particular document, nor are you required to file any specificdocument. The grievance process does, however, require you to provide written notice of your intent to grieve with the Lyndon Listers on or before Friday, July 9, 2021 at 4:30 pm EDT. Postmarks are not evidence of timely filing; in other words, mailed grievances must be RECEIVED by the Listers by the above deadline. You may file by mail or by email to lyndon.listers@lyndonvt.orgThe Listers will be available on Thursday, July 15, 2021 to hear grievances from 8:30 am until 4:30 pm by appointment.Written grievances without your direct participation are also accepted.The Lyndon Board of Listers******
2021 ABSTRACT GRAND LIST
To view the 2021 Abstract Grand List click here 2021 Abstract Grand List ******
WATER QUALITY REPORTS
The 2020 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report has been posted to our website. Click here to view the 2021 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report
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2020 TAX RATES
Click on this link to view the 2020 Town and Village Tax Rates
The 2020 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report has been posted to our website. Click here to view the 2021 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report
- Click on this link to view the 2020 Town and Village Tax Rates