Court Records Vermont

Vermont joined the Union in 1791 as the 14th state. Vermont’s population is about 621,760. The state capital is Montpelier and its and largest city is Burlington, with a population of 38,889. Vermont borders on Massachusetts, New York, New Hampshire and Quebec.

Vermont is the second least-populated state, behind Wyoming. Montpelier and Burlington are the smallest capital and smallest largest city in the country.

Vermont's primary industries are tourism-particularly skiing, real estate and insurance. Agriculturally, the main crops are maple syrup and dairy. Its natural resources that are mined are marble, slate and granite.

Vermont has a humid continental climate, very cold winters, often reaching -10 °F; and warm, humid summers with highs around 80 °F. The record coldest temperature was -50 °F and the record high was 101 °F.

Birth, death, marriage and divorce records for the State of Vermont can be obtained at the Vermont Office of Vital Records. Vermont's court records and other public records are open to the public as defined in the Vermont Public Records Law. The Law explains what information is not available to the general public due to privacy legislation.

Vermont Vital Records Information
Vermont Department of Health
Vital Records Section
P.O. Box 70
108 Cherry Street
Burlington, VT 05402

There is only one District Bankruptcy court in Vermont, serving the whole state.

United States Bankruptcy Court - District of Vermont

Vermont's official webpage is http://www.Vermont.gov

Court Records for the State of Vermont are available from state courts and county courts, whose addresses are all listed below.

All county courthouses for court records – Vermont are found below.

County Courthouses

Addison County
Town Clerk
94 Main St.
Middlebury, VT 05753

Telephone: (802) 388-4041

Bennington County
205 South St.
Bennington, VT 05201

Telephone: (802) 442-1043

Caledonia County
27 Main
P.O. Box 4129
Saint Johnsbury, VT 05819-4129