The Hardwick Select Board is now accepting letters of interest for an open position on the newly formed Buffalo Mountain Steering Committee.
Please click here to see full job description.
Please email your letter of interest to Amanda Fecteau at amanda.fecteau@hardwickvt.gov Letters are due by Friday, May 15, 2026.
Due to Mountain View Union Elementary School Budget re-vote the Hardwick Town Clerk’s office will be closed:
Monday, April 06, 2026 from 12:00 pm – end of day, to set up for voting
Tuesday, April 07, 2026 ALL DAY – Please note polling location is Hardwick Town House, 127 Church Street and polling hours are 9:00 am – 7:00 pm
SUMMER SWIM LESSONS FOR HARDWICK RESIDENTS! In collaboration with the Hardwick Recreation Committee, TATS will offer subsidized swim lessons to HARDWICK RESIDENTS. Lessons are also open to swimmers in surrounding towns.
FOR AGES: 2 Years – 13 Years Old
ABOUT GROUP SWIM LESSONS: Centered around ability rather than age, group lessons provide an immersive, peer-educational experience for water safety and swim skill instruction.
Start Date:
Session 1: July 20-24, 2026, Starting at 10 AM
Session 2: July 27-31, 2026, Starting at 10 AM
Fee: $20.00 for Hardwick Residents* (Scholarships Available) *Residents are responsible for a $10 late registration fee for any registration received after May 31, 2026. Non-Resident Rates Vary.
See flyer here for more information
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UPDATE as of 11:20 A.M : From: Town of Hardwick Public Works Department
What: Water Leak (REPAIRED)
Affected Streets: Granite Street, Brook Street, Cottage Street, Spring Street, and Lower Cherry Street North of Elm Street, will be experiencing little to no water pressure while the leak is being repaired.
Crews have repaired the water leak at the intersection of Cottage Street and Lower Cherry Street.
If you live on the affected streets, it is recommended that you boil any water used for drinking for the next 24 hrs.
March 4, 8:30 A.M.
Affected Streets: Granite Street, Brook Street, Cottage Street, Spring Street, and Lower Cherry Street, North of Elm Street, will be experiencing little to no water pressure while the leak is being repaired.
Crews have isolated the leak near the intersection of Cottage and Lower Cherry and have begun work.
We will put out additional notifications as the day progresses.