Caledonia County Sheriff's Department

The Barre Town Police Department protects the lives, property and rights of citizens and enforces local, state and federal laws. Its animal control division provides pet licensing services and deals with animal nuisance complaints. The department also offers crime victims services to help them deal with crime. The Barre Town Police Department s traffic control unit undertakes cases related to speeding vehicles and enforces traffic laws. It handles cases related to larceny, rape, assault, robbery, child abuse, auto theft, accidents, missing persons and forgery. The department is located in Websterville, Vt.

The Montpelier Police Department is a full-service law enforcement agency that promotes public safety, identifies and solves criminal cases and safeguards citizens rights. The department undertakes various criminal cases and works with state, local and federal agencies in the exchange of information to the public. It investigates crime scenes, seizes and analyzes evidence, identifies and speaks to witnesses and victims of crime, recovers stolen property, and identifies and arrests offenders. The department also provides services for managing traffic and emergency incidents. It is operated by the city of Montpelier, Vt., which also operates other departments, such as parks and recreation, finance, fire and rescue, human resources, public works and water.

Lamoille County Players, based in Hyde Park, Vermont, has been a cornerstone of community theater for over 73 years, bringing a variety of performances to Northcentral Vermont. With an exciting lineup of shows, including classics and contemporary favorites, they invite audiences to experience the magic of live theater. The organization also offers opportunities for community involvement, including auditions and sponsorships, fostering a vibrant arts culture in the region. Their commitment to engaging the local community is evident through various workshops and performances throughout the year. Generated from the website