Town Clerk
Bonnie McCrillis
Assistant Town Clerk
Phone: 802-889-5521
Email: [email protected]
Office hours: Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. (no appointment necessary)
The Town Clerk’s office
is closed the day after an election.
Town Meeting
Tunbridge’s annual Town Meeting was held on March 5, 2024. Related documentation can be seen or downloaded by choosing the links below:
Frequently asked questions and answers
How do I get dump tickets? You can get them a multitude of ways! Monday-Friday from 8-12 you can get them from our Treasurer in the Town Offices. Monday thru Thursday you can get them from the Town Clerk’s Office from 8-2. You can leave payment and your return address in the drop box outside of the Town office and the tickets will be mailed to you. You can get them at the Library on Saturday’s from 9-12 (checks only). You can also mail payment to PO Box 6, Tunbridge VT and they will be processed and mailed back to you. You can also order them online via this link.
Can I get something notarized? Yes! Monday through Thursday the Town Clerk’s office will be open from 8-2 for all your notary needs. One of our listers is also a notary and she is available Tuesdays and Friday’s from 9-3. Please call the listers office 889-3571 to make an appointment with her.
How do I license my dog? Drop your dogs current rabies certificate, name, payment, and your return address in the drop box outside the Town Office. $9.00 per spayed/neutered dog and $13.00 per unspayed/unneutered dog until April 1st. After April 1st the fee increases to $11.00 and $17.00 respectively. Dog licenses are due April 1st of each year.
How do I register to vote? The best way is to set up your Voter Page through the State Elections System. Go to mvp.vermont.gov to sign up and register to vote. If this option isn’t available, call 889-5521 to set up an appointment to come into the office to register to vote in person.
How do I request absentee ballots? The best way to request an absentee ballot is online on your My Voter Page. Log in at mvp.vermont.gov. Alternatively, you can email me or leave a message with your name, birthday, and address where you’d like your absentee ballots to be mailed. If you are requesting absentee ballots for someone else, be sure to include their name, mailing address and birthday, as well as your name.
Applications for downloading
- Application for Certified Copy of Vermont Birth or Death Certificate
- Application for Vermont License of Civil Marriage
- Application for Certified Copy of Vermont Marriage or Divorce or Civil Union Dissolution Certificate
Town Clerk information
Please keep up to date with all of the Town Clerk’s public service messages. The Clerk will provide information regarding dog licensing, voting, voter registrations, poll hours and locations, town vault accessibility. If you require contact with the Clerk please contact her at the info above.