Town of Fairfield, VT

06/01/2026

Residents of Fairfield, please fill out a quick survey about the Common School! https://fairfieldvermont.us/common-school-work-group Thank you for participating!

04/29/2026

Have you considered volunteering for our town? We have an open spot on the Northwest Vermont Solid Waste Management District that wants a person.
7 meetings a year and an occasional report to the Select Board.
https://www.facebook.com/nwswd

Residents of District towns can access information about our sites and services here. Not in our district? Stick around anyway to learn about recycling & composting best practices!

04/29/2026

Watch for ticks while you're doing your part to clean up Vermont!

Whenever you spend time outdoors, it’s possible there are ticks nearby. Take simple steps to protect yourself and your loved ones from tick bites and the illnesses they can spread.Protect The best way to prevent tick bite illnesses is to prevent tick bites. Before heading outdoors, protect yourse...

04/29/2026

Saturday is Green Up Day! Bags are available at the Town Clerk Office. Thanks for doing your part!

03/24/2026

Thanks for visiting Fairfield, Across the Fence!

03/24/2026

03/23/2026

03/05/2026

A reminder that all cats, dogs and ferrets in Vermont must receive regular rabies shots. Owners of all domestic dogs and wolf-hybrids more than 6 months old must also license the animal in their town clerk's office.

If your dog is over 6 months old, it needs to be licensed. Licenses help us to evaluate the need for quarantine if an animal bites someone (even accidentally). If your animal is lost, the license tag lets us know whose dog it is and helps us return the animal to it's owner.

License is due by April 1, 2026. Please go to the town clerk with your animal's proof of rabies to get them licensed!

Dog Licenses:
1/1 – 4/1 Unspayed/ Unneutered $17.00; Spayed/Neutered $12.00
4/2-9/30 Unspayed/ Unneutered $19.00 Spayed/Neutered $14.00
10/1-12/31 Unspayed/ Unneutered $17.00; Spayed/Neutered $12.00

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03/04/2026

Sweet news, Vermont! 🍁
March is officially Maple Month in the Green Mountain State.
“Now, Therefore, I, Phil Scott, Governor of the State of Vermont, do hereby proclaim the month of March 2026 as MAPLE MONTH.”
Maple isn’t just a product — it’s our heritage, our working landscape, and a cornerstone of Vermont agriculture. From the first tap to the final drop, here’s to the producers, families, and communities who make Vermont the nation’s leader in maple.https://governor.vermont.gov/sites/scott/files/documents/Maple%20Month%20%28Proclamation%2026-11%29.pdf
Celebrate the sweetness all month long. 🍁

02/13/2026

Edit: she found home quickly!

“Anyone missing her? She was in the middle of the road. Boot Hill, near Morey. She looks terrified and ran to me. Jumped in the car no problem and wouldn’t leave my lap. She has a PawPro collar on. Her belly was full of icy snow.” Anne Dombek