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Seeing the Lamoille River and Cooper Brook Differently

Seeing the Lamoille River and Cooper Brook Differently: a community presentation on Hardwick’s New River Flood Modeling Project

Exploring Flood Mitigation Alternatives

Wednesday, December 3 – Two Sessions
1:00–2:30 PM (In Person + Zoom) Hardwick Memorial Building – 3rd Floor

5:00–6:30 PM (In Person, Recorded by HCTV)
Parker Ladd Room in the Jeudevine Memorial Library (Note: Venue change)

Zoom link – Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89902731915?pwd=SanuBi66ajmIN40fEWPnBdPtNepMZN.1

Meeting ID: 899 0273 1915
Passcode: 097875

Learn how new river models will help Hardwick plan smarter, safer, and stronger.

Project funded by the US Economic Development Administration through the Northern Vermont Economic Development District.


Main Street & Mill Street Scoping Study – Public Presentation Summary

Hardwick Downtown Scoping Study – Public Presentation Summary🚗🚲👟

On November 5, 2025, the Town of Hardwick and consultants from VHB hosted a well-attended public presentation for the Mill Street and Main Street Scoping Study, with 29 participants joining in person and online.

The study focuses on improving traffic flow, pedestrian safety, and speed management in the downtown corridor, particularly at the Mill Street / Main Street and Glenside Avenue intersections.

VHB presented three conceptual alternatives—ranging from baseline to comprehensive improvement packages—each offering a “menu” of possible design elements such as sidewalk continuity and crosswalk enhancements, realignment of the Main Street intersection, traffic-calming measures including bump-outs and gateway treatments, and improved pedestrian and bicycle connections.

The presentation emphasized that the preferred design will be implemented through a phased approach, allowing the Town to pursue incremental construction as state transportation funding becomes available—an approach successfully used by other Vermont communities.

The presentation slides are available in the Planning section of the Town website, and the full meeting was filmed by HCTV and will be available for viewing soon.

Next steps: The project team will review feedback from the public presentation and identify a preferred alternative for refinement. That draft concept will be presented to the Select Board for review and approval in early 2026. A final Scoping Report is expected to be completed by February 2026. Public input remains welcome as the project moves toward design.

HCTV Recording link


Recreation Committee Members Needed

The Hardwick Recreation Committee is looking for multiple dedicated, friendly, idea-filled volunteer members to join the team! The committee is a proud addition to the Town of Hardwick, bringing events such as Green Up Day, the Town egg scramble, Springfest 5k fun run, movie nights in the summer, and supplying the local ice rink in the winter months which is coming right up!

If you have a desire to broaden your presence within the Hardwick community and bring new exciting events to the town with a fun group of folks, come join a meeting! Join the Recreation Committee on November 13, 2025 at 6:00 P.M. at the Senior Center, located at the Hardwick Police Department on 56 High Street. We are looking forward to working alongside you as a team and seeing new or returning faces, see you soon!

All great events begin with collaborative thoughts and the backbone of a committee to make it happen

Sincerely,
Mallory G – Recreation Committee Chair


PUBLIC NOTICE- Town Highway 316

Town of Hardwick

The Hardwick Select Board will hold a site visit and public hearing to consider the discontinuance of a segment of Town Highway 316 (TH316) in accordance with 19 V.S.A. Chapter 7 (§§ 709–711).

Date: Thursday, October 16, 2025

Time: 5:30 PM (Site Visit & Hearing)

Location: Main Entrance, Hazen Union High School

Description of Highway Segment:

The portion of TH316 proposed for discontinuance extends from its intersection with North Main Street to its terminus located at 283 North Main Street, a distance of approximately 0.03 miles.

The Select Board will consider whether this segment continues to serve the public good, necessity, and convenience. A formal written decision with findings will follow the hearing.

By order of the Hardwick Select Board

Adopted August 21, 2025

For additional information, contact the Town Manager’s Office at 472-6120.