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Featured Documents
| Date | Title | Categories | Link | hf:doc_categories |
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| Selectboard Agenda 9-4-2025 | Featured, Select Board Agenda | featured select-board-agenda | ||
| Notice of Approved Ordinance for Camping on Public Lands and Parks | Featured, News and Notices | featured news-and-notices | ||
| Ordinance for Camping on Public Land and Public Parks 8-2025 | Featured, Ordinances & Policies | featured ordinances-and-policies | ||
| Town Offices Closed Labor Day 9-1-2025 | Featured, News and Notices | featured news-and-notices | ||
| Enhanced Energy Plan Public Hearing #2 9-17-2025 | Featured, News and Notices | featured news-and-notices | ||
| Enhanced Energy Plan Public Hearing 9-4-2025 | Featured, News and Notices | featured news-and-notices | ||
| March 27, 2025 | Enhanced Energy Plan 2025 | Featured, Ordinances & Policies, Zoning Forms and Information | featured ordinances-and-policies zoning-forms-and-information |
Pittsford — Vermont’s “Sunshine Village”
Pittsford is a lovely and welcoming town situated between Rutland and Middlebury, along Otter Creek and the Route 7 corridor in west central Vermont. Our rolling hills, clear streams, green pastures and covered bridges make Pittsford an ideal place to come for a visit, sight-seeing, leaf-peeping or just about anything else you might imagine.
Vermont’s “Sunshine Village,”* was established as a frontier town just before the Revolutionary War. Its 3,200 residents inhabit 44 square miles of working farms, forests and residential communities.
Otter Creek and its numerous local tributaries flow through the town’s valleys en route to Lake Champlain. Wildlife is varied and abundant. Natural beauty is all around.
Pittsford is a town where people put down roots. The fact that so many families have lived in Pittsford for generations is testament to the value that people here place on community, friendships and quality of life.
Places of Interest
Recreation Center
The Maclure Library
Cooley Covered Bridge
