We are excited to unveil the new web presence for the Village of Essex Junction! Please take a few minutes to explore the site and become familiar with the new and improved features.The content structure is almost identical to the old website (and most of the url's are still the same); however, there have been significant improvements in usability and functionality. Improvements include:

• Much better site navigation / multi-level menus
• Recent updates, upcoming events, and recently added documents on the homepage
• An improved document management tool
• An enhanced village calendar
• Easier site management for Village staff
• Images from around the village (submit your photos to Patty)
• iPhone support (Android coming soon)

If you experience trouble with the new website (something doesn't display properly, a broken link, etc.) please report the problem. After you have spent some time on the site, please answer a few short questions about your experience. We will continute to make improvements to better serve you!

Website created by Catamount Web Solutions, LLC.

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FY 2012 General Fund Budget

FY 2012 General Fund Capital Reserve Plan

FY 2012 Rolling Stock Plan

FY 2012 Enterprise Funds Budget

Park Street Station is a planned mixed use and transit oriented project in Essex Junction. The Project is approximately 5 acres in size and is situated on the easterly side of Park Street, at five corners, and in part encompasses the historic Lincoln Inn building. The site plan as drawn has a total building footprint of just over 103,000 square feet and about a dozen new buildings.

Project Description

Memorandum of Understanding

Lincoln Development Group

Get in touch with your Village neighbors online with Front Porch Forum. Each Village neighborhood has its own forum. Only people who live in that neighborhood can read or post comments on that forum. It’s a great way to get to know your neighbors down the street, announce yard sales, exchange political views, or share a little gossip. The Essex Junction government provides access to Front Porch Forum as a community service, but it neither edits nor endorses any of the postings on the forum.