A number of area organizations and programs provide services to the people of Middlesex and surrounding towns. For Regional Partners, Middlesex appointed residents sit on committees. Middlesex residents further support many of these other resources by vote at Town Meeting. For an example see the Middlesex annual reports.
For additional area social service resources, see the Middlesex Community Fund/Resources. For more information on any of these group’s services, visit their organizational website.
Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission
Middlesex Representative: Ron Krauth, rakrauth@gmavt.net, 802-229-5496
The Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission assists member municipalities in providing effective local government and to work cooperatively with them to address regional issues.
Central Vermont Solid Waste Management
The Central Vermont Solid Waste Management District (CVSWMD) is a union municipality established to reduce and responsibly dispose of waste. CVSWMD provides valuable waste management programs and services through education, training, collection of special materials that are landfill-banned or difficult to dispose of and information about resources.
It leads and supports 19 member cities and towns, including Middlesex.
School District Representative
Chris McVeigh: 802-223-6558 | chris@mcveighlaw.com
CV Fiber
NEK Broadband & CVFiber have united resources, expertise, and a shared commitment to deliver exceptional high-speed internet services to 71 communities. Its goal is to support economic growth, community development, and digital equity across the Northeast Kingdom and Central Vermont, including Middlesex.
Green Up Vermont
Middlesex Coordinator: Jon Udis, 802-272-8842
Green Up Vermont is an annual volunteer event to clean up neighborhood roadsides and stream banks. Our town’s effort is led by the Middlesex Conservation Commission and held on a Saturday in early May. All are welcome to join in.
Wrightsville Beach
Middlesex Representative: Aric Brown, email, 802-461-8303
The major developed recreational area in Middlesex is located at the Wrightsville Beach and boat launch.
Central Vermont Council on Aging
A nonprofit organization that assists older adults to remain independent, with a variety of free services.
Phone: 800-642-5119
Central VT Home Health & Hospice
Provides skilled nursing, rehab therapies, social work, and other supportive services.
Phone: 802-223-1878
Kellogg Hubbard Library
A public non-profit library serving Berlin, Calais, East Montpelier, Middlesex, Montpelier, and Worcester.
Phone: 802-223-3338
Middlesex Community Fund (MCF)
Middlesex does not have a food pantry; however, the MCF offers cash grants for up to $200 to Middlesex residents. Grants can be for disaster relief, basic needs such as food, heating, home repair, educational scholarships, and more.
Montpelier Senior Activity Center
Offers a variety of programming for people aged 50+.
Phone: 802-223-2518
North Branch Nature Center
Offers nature education and access to a 28-acre preserve in Montpelier.
Phone: 802-229-6206
The Children’s Room
Drop-in center with resources supporting families and caregivers with young children (birth to 6 years).
Phone: 802-345-7837
Waterbury Senior Center
Offers a variety of services for seniors including delivering Meals On Wheels to Middlesex residents.
Phone: 802-244-1234
Youth First Mentoring
Supports mentoring relationships between Central Vermont youth and adult volunteers.
Phone: 802-552-0249