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.

DUE TO RISING COSTS OF CREDIT CARD PROCESSING, IF YOU CHOOSE TO USE YOUR CREDIT CARD TO PAY YOUR UTILITY, SANITATION OR PROPERTY TAX BILLS, YOU WILL BE CHARGED 3.5% PER TRANSACTION.

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VILLAGE OF LYNDONVILLE - WINTER PARKING BAN
In accordance with Chapter 3 Section 1 of the Ordinances of the Village of Lyndonville
No vehicle shall be left parked on any street or highway within the limits of the Village of Lyndonville between midnight and the following seven o'clock in the morning during the period from November 1st of each year to the 15th of April of the following year unless special arrangements for parking are made with the Village Superintendent. The area used for pubic parking and generally known as the "diamond" is considered an extension of Depot Street public parking and is specifically included as a Village street in context of this section. The "diamond" is defined as the paved parking area on the northeast side of Depot Street, located between a curb extending from Old Firehouse Street on the west side, to the railroad tracks on the east side.
The winter parking ban goes into effect on November 1, 2018 (Halloween Night After Midnight).

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HIGH SPEED INTERNET - LYNDON AREA COMMUNITY FIBER SURVEY
Lyndon's Economic Development Commission is conducting a survey as part of a feasibility study for a community fiber cooperative. Our goal is to provide high speed internet to the unserved areas of Lyndon, Wheelock, Sheffield, Sutton, Burke, Newark and Kirby.

As of January 2018, 49% of Caledonia county households can't access the FCC's required minimum of 25 mbps service.

This survey will help us determine which areas have the highest demand for high speed internet and will allow us to develop a more effective plan to reach the broadest number of households

Click here Lyndon Area Community Fiber Survey

The survey closes the last week in December, 2018.


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WATER QUALITY REPORTS

The 2018 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report has been posted to our website. Click here to view the 2018 Village of Lyndonville Water Quality Report"