On 4/16/26 there are 36 households who are at risk of becoming homeless, and 70 households are literally homeless in Lamoille County. In total, there are 140 adults and 54 children who are at risk of or are currently experiencing literal homelessness in Lamoille County.
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Become an EV Charging Site Host
Federal funding will be awarded to pre-qualified providers to install EV charging equipment at locations that meet specific criteria.
If you are a property owner and interested, please complete this survey
Business Funding
Double incentives for Business energy efficiency upgrades: For a limited time, businesses can double their custom incentive for energy efficiency projects.
Up to an additional $25k bonus for businesses, nonprofits, farm operations, and institutions that complete projects by November 2026.
Whether you have a project in mind or you’re not sure where to start, contact Efficiency Vermont: 888-921-5990
Funding for VT Farm, Food & Forestry Sectors
VT Loggers & Foresters: Temporary Skidder Bridge Cost-share Grants: Check for eligibility and apply by Apr 30th.
Temporary Wooden Skidder Bridges, Ten bridges available for a 10% cost share.
Temporary Steel Skidder Bridges, Six heavy duty bridges available for a 75% cost-share.
SLoCAMP Grant for Loggers - Deadline Extended! Grant offers significant cost share benefits for logging contractors working on harvest sites in Vermont.
Eligible practices include road hardening, skid trail improvements, and stream crossings.
Learn more and start your application.
Projects must be complete by Nov 30th.
$224k in funding is still available!
Agriculture Grants: The VT Agency of Agriculture, Food & Markets maintains a website of grants, loans, and financial assistance that targets specific agricultural needs.
Community
Take Back the Night: an empowering event that brings survivors, supporters, activists, and community leaders together in a call to end sexual assault.
4/29
Clothesline Project: visual representation of sexual assault in our community. Sexual assault survivors, and those affected by sexual assault, use words and/or artwork to decorate t-shirts which are then hung on a clothesline. Materials will be provided or you can bring your shirt on the 29th.
5–6pm: pre-event sign making at the Morrisville Oxbow Park
6pm: march up the street to the Union Bank gazebo. At the gazebo, hear from speakers and participate in the Clothesline
More information: (802) 888-2584 ext. 103, email info@clarina.org
Drawing Classes with Robert Waldo Brunelle JR - Step into a focused, skill-building experience designed to strengthen your technical drawing skills and artistic confidence.
May 16, 9am-12pm: Perspective & Architectural Drawing
May 23, 9am-12pm: Portrait Drawing & Facial Structure
River Arts in Morrisville
Ages 16+
Each class $40 ($75 for both)
Morrisville Centennial Library May Events
Adults/All Ages
Adult D&D - 5/2, 11am - Join a new group for Dungeons and Dragons. Open to all level players.
Veteran’s Coffee Hour - 5/5, 10am - Enjoy conversation, coffee, and bagels. All are welcome.
Out of the Cosmic Web - 5/5, 5:30pm - learn about structures in the universe that reach billions of light years in size and distance, ending with the Cosmic Web.
Virtual Author Talk: Marjan Kamali - 5/7, 7pm - we will delve into the timeless wonder of her New York Times bestselling novel, The Lion Women of Tehran.
Herbal Favorites for Topical Use Workshop- 5/9, 11am - Learn about oils, salves, liniments, and soaks, for skin health, sore muscles, relaxation, and more. Sign-up required.
Magic the Gathering Meet-up - 5/9 & 5/23, 11am - specifically the Format Commander.
Morristown Community Conversation - 5/9, 9am - A chance to come together — face to face with your neighbors — to share ideas, ask questions, and imagine the kind of town we want to live in.
Virtual Author Talk: Dr. Vivenne Ming - 5/12, 2pm - a timely conversation on AI and humanity with “mad scientist” Dr. Vivienne Ming as we discuss her new book, Robot-Proof: When Machines Have All the Answers, Build Better People.
Vermont's History 250th Trivia - 5/16, 11am - Sign up required
Virtual Author Talk: Nir Eyal - 5/19, 2pm - What if the only thing standing between you and the seemingly impossible…was belief? This is the question posed by bestselling author Nir Eyal in his new work, Beyond Belief.
Puzzle Competition - 5/23, 11am - Compete against teams to complete a 300 piece puzzle. Singles can register to be placed on a team. All ages welcome. Sign-up required.
Aging & Substance Use - 5/27, 12pm - Learn more about how your body's reaction to substances changes with aging
Youth
Big Kids Storytime - 5/7, 3:30pm - A special storytime for elementary school students.
Fish Painting Craft - 5/14, 3:30pm - No sign-up required. Learn about Gyotaku, the historical practice of "fish printing" and tying it to species diversity in the Lake Champlain Basin with rubber models of fish species! Will be messy!
Tweens & Teens
Babysitting Class -. 5/6, 5/13, 5/19 (Tues) & 5/27, 5pm - Sign up to learn skills and gain confidence to be a babysitter. Ages 12+.
Teen Afterhours Karaoke - 5/8, 5:15-6:30pm - Arrive by 5:15. For ages 12+.
Resources
United Way Resources:
Lamoille Area Recovery Network (LeARN) is available to support flood survivors with recovery resources: learn@uwlamoille.org, 802-888-3252
Flooding Resources: All other resources previously sent can be found here
