The State of Vermont requires each municipality to appoint an E-911 Coordinator.
The E-911 Coordinator is responsible for maintaining the 911 uniform address system for Middlesex. When constructing a new residence or building which requires a locatable address, please contact the office for a new physical address. Municipalities are required by law (30 V.S.A. §7056 (a)) to maintain the following in Accordance with the Board-approved 911 Addressing Standards:
The E-911 Coordinator is responsible for maintaining the 911 uniform address system for Middlesex. When constructing a new residence or building which requires a locatable address, please contact the office for a new physical address. Municipalities are required by law (30 V.S.A. §7056 (a)) to maintain the following in Accordance with the Board-approved 911 Addressing Standards:
- Municipal 911 Coordinator – Appointed by the Select Board – to be a liaison to the Board on all database and mapping maintenance issues.
- Municipal address system - Increment, odd/even, direction of numbering, road naming.
- Municipal 911 Map - Submit to the Board map updates for any changes to addresses and/or roads as they occur.
- Emergency Service Zone (ESZ) database and associated emergency service provider information.
IMPORTANT: There are many places in the community that do not have 911 address signs to identify the location for emergency responders, whether it is fire apparatus or ambulances. For your safety, please be sure to install one that is properly visible for year-round viewing day and night.
Go to Vermont's 911 System for more information