Select Middlesex Reports and Plans
- Audit Reports - The elected town auditors must prepare and publish an annual audit report that reviews the accounts of the town treasurer, selectboard, tax collector, and other town officials who submit bills for payment by the town. This provides taxpayers with detailed information about the town’s financial status. For more information see the Annual Auditor's Report FAQ from the Vermont League of Towns & Cities. You can view Audits for the following years, as well.
- Capital Improvement Program (CIP) - The Budget Committee maintains the Capital Asset Inventory which helps Middlesex plan for and prioritize its major capital spending projects. It produces this plan.
- Emergency Management Plan - The Town maintains a Local Emergency Management Plan (LEMP) that is updated as needed and re-adopted by the Selectboard annually. It outlines the chain of command that will be in place in the event of an emergency and identifies key resources and contacts that may be needed or called upon.
- Grand List - The Grand List contains information on each parcel such as the property owner's name and mailing address, property location and size, and the assessed value. This information is based on the owner of record on April 1st of each year.
- Town Plan – The Town Plan documents and assesses the present conditions of key components of life in Middlesex, while also serving as an important expression of the community’s vision for the future. It lays out the goals and outlines the strategic map to reach that vision.
- Town Reports – Middlesex produces an annual town report that contains all kinds of information such as vital statistics, next year’s proposed budget, current town officials, reports from town working groups, and the warning for the annual town meeting and elections.