Willard Bridge Photo by: Tom Hildrith

Residents of Hartland enjoy both rural living and the amenities of three small, but busy, villages offering housing, governmental and limited retail service. Direct access to I-91 allows for an easy commute to employment and shopping centers in the Region. The Corps of Engineers North Hartland Lake is a significant recreation resource. The Town s Connecticut River frontage provides not only recreation opportunities but also habitat for a number of rare plant and animal communities. Hartland s two covered bridges, Damon Hall and the David Sumner House are listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

• Altitude ASL is 587 feet.
• 1996-97 Local Property Tax was $2.17
• The 1996-97 Town and Highway expenditures were $1,194,640.
• The school budget for 2000/01 was $5,298,577.
• The town budget for 2000/01 was $1,285,000.
• United States Postal Service, 159 US Rte 5, Hartland, VT 05048 Phone: (802) 436-2655

Hartland is located along the Connecticut River on the eastern side of the state. It is approximately 1 1/4 hours to Montpelier, VT via I-89, and 2 1/2 hours to Boston, MA.

Income (1990 Census):
Median family income: $34,877

• Central Vermont Public Service Company and Green Mountain Power Company
  
• On-site water and septic systems
• Small community water system in North Hartland
• Fire hydrants in North Hartland village
• Access to touch tone service and cellular telephone service

The Medical Facilities in the area are:

• Alice Peck Day Memorial Hospital - a 32-bed facility with 50-bed nursing home.
• Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center - a newly constructed 429-bed medical center, with medical school.
• Mt. Ascutney Hospital and Health Center - a rather unique community hospital. Included is a ninety-nine bed total facility are 23 Acute Care Beds (including 8 Transitional Care), 10 Acute Rehabilitation Beds, 15 Skilled Nursing Beds (Level 1), and 51 Nursing Home Beds (Level II).