TRANSFER STATION ASSISTANT
Part-time Transfer Station Assistant
Canaan, VT
Saturday's only from 8 am to 1 pm
Pay is negotiable
On the job training, year round
16 years or older
Call Noreen Labrecque 802-266-3370 for more information
Town reserves the right to reject any/all applicants
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As of MONDAY, JUNE 7, 2021 the Town Clerk’s Office is OPENED FOR REGULAR SERVICE. Our office hours will remain the same.
ENCOURAGE APPOINTMENTS BY TITLE SEARCHES TO AVOID DELAYED ACCESS TO TOWN RECORDS.
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Meeting ID: 288 517 2645
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(415) 762-9988 OR (646) 568-7788
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THE TOWN CLERKS OFFICE IS HANDING OUT FREE MASKS
Donated by many different entities
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Vermont Department of Taxes Issues 2020 Tax Season Guidance in Response to COVID-19 Emergency
The Vermont Department of Taxes continues to carefully monitor the evolving situation related to the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The Department is working closely with the office of Governor Phil Scott and the Vermont legislature, following changes at the federal level, and adhering to guidance from the Vermont Department Health. Please see the Department’s information on relief for Vermont taxpayers at tax.vermont.gov/coronavirus. You should check this link periodically as the guidance may change. You may also follow the Vermont Department of Taxes on Facebook and Twitter.
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The Town of Canaan is a picturesque community located on the Connecticut River in Northeastern Vermont. It is bordered by New Hampshire and Quebec and many consider it to be the "real" Northeast Kingdom of Vermont.
Canaan is a great place to live, work and visit. Its current population of 972 is primarily employed in the tourist and logging industries. During its 225 year history, Canaan has provided its inhabitants with superb water and sewer service, roads, schools, libraries and recreational and cultural activities.
People in Canaan take pride in their independent nature and "can do" attitude. The myriad of activities (moose festival, softball tournaments, sugar on snow social, fall festival, art in the park exhibit, historical society, parades, variety shows, dances, American Legion functions, church suppers, etc.) conducted by members of the community demonstrate that given a task they will successfully carry it out with a high degree of confidence and professionalism.
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Selectboard Meetings
Every other Monday of the Month
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School Board Meetings
Every other Monday
Opposite Selectboard Meetings
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