Town Clerk Contact & Hours
Contact the town clerk for information on land records, vital records, elections, and general information.
TOWN CLERK:
Martha Brough
townclerk@corinthvt.org
CONTACT:
Phone: (802) 439-5850, ext. 3
PO Box 461
1387 Cookeville Road
Corinth, VT 05039
TOWN CLERK HOURS:
Monday and Thursday: 8am – 2pm
Tuesday: 8am – 4pm
1st Saturday of every month: 8am – 12 noon
Closed all Federal Holidays
- For property tax requests, please contact the Treasurer.
- For lister cards and property appraisal questions, please contact the Listers.
- Appointments are required for land and genealogy research.
Treasurer Contact & Hours
Contact the treasurer for information on property tax, payments, and accounts payable.
TOWN TREASURER:
Interim Assistant Treasurer:
KellyAnn Donahue
assistant-treasurer@corinthvt.org
CONTACT:
Phone: (802) 439-5850, ext. 5
PO Box 461
1387 Cookeville Road
Corinth, VT 05039
TOWN TREASURER HOURS:
Monday: 1pm – 5pm
Tuesday: 1pm – 5pm
Wednesday: 8am – 4pm
Thursday: 8am – 4pm
Occasional Fridays
Closed all Federal Holidays
Listers’ Contact & Hours
Contact the listers office for information on property valuation.
Find information that pertains to the work of the listers here.
CORINTH LISTERS:
KellyAnn Donahue, Chair
Marsha Blake
Mary B. Martin
CONTACT:
Office: (802) 439-5098
Email all listers: listers@corinthvt.org
PO Box 461
1387 Cookeville Road
Corinth, VT 05039
LISTERS’ HOURS:
Mondays & Tuesdays: 8am – 1pm
Contact Other Corinth Officers
ROAD COMMISSIONER:
Lee Porter – 439-5899
ROAD FOREMAN:
Joe Blodgett – 439-6272 (town garage)
FOREST FIRE WARDEN:
Dean Gregoropolous – 439-5344 or (802) 272-6141, dpmvermont@gmail.com
GAME WARDEN:
Nate Lumsden, cell – (802) 595-3526, dispatch – (802) 748-3111
ANIMAL CONTROL OFFICER:
Matt Hayes, (802) 356-5443, hayesm84@gmail.com
STATE FIRE MARSHAL for CORINTH:
Jay Moody – (802) 777-1748, jay.moody@vermont.gov
Division of Fire Safety, State Fire Marshal: firesafety.vermont.gov/dfsaboutus
OTHER USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS:
AREA CODE: (802)…
Town Garage: 439-6272
Vermont State Police: 222-4680, ext. 8
Cookeville Post Office: 439-5551
East Corinth Post Office: 439-6243
EMERGENCY:
All emergencies: 911
Contact information for ALL appointed and elected town officers can be found here: corinthvt.org/town-govt/town-officers
About Our Town
WHERE IS CORINTH?
Corinth is located in the center of Orange County, touching the borders of Vershire, Bradford, Newbury, Topsham, West Fairlee, Orange, Washington and Chelsea. Like many Vermont towns, there is no village hub in the center (perhaps the reason visitors are so easily lost). Our one substantial village is East Corinth, once home to the Bowen-Hunter Mill, which made wooden bobbins for the textile industry. Corinth was granted a charter by King George III in 1764 and has a long history of active settlement. Read more here ›
OUR HAMLETS
Our town hall is located in the hamlet of Cookeville, where there is also a post office, one of Vermont’s few remaining large dairies, a farm shop/deli owned and operated by a local farming family, and the elegantly renovated Corinth Academy Museum where village scholars once attended school and is now full of historical treasures and open to the public. Other settlements include East Corinth, the filming location for the cult classics, Beetlejuice and Beetlejuice 2, Corinth Corners, West Corinth, Corinth Center, South Corinth and Goose Green (so named for the color painted on the feet of the geese being driven—as in, walked or herded—to markets in Boston). Each of these hamlets at one time contained all the businesses necessary for a self-sufficient rural life, but are now mainly residential.
WHAT WE DO, WHAT WE VALUE
Like much of Vermont, our economy is no longer primarily agricultural. Many of us commute to our day jobs or telecommute in front of a computer screen. Others of us are loggers, teachers, farmers, contractors, retirees, artists, and writers — differing perhaps in why or when we arrived here, but still valuing the rural nature of our town and over 250 years of spirited independence.
CURRENT TOWN NOTICES
- PROPERTY TAXES DUE SEPTEMBER 15. The first installment of property tax due by 5pm. Payment options »
- THE VT PRIMARY WAS AUGUST 11. Review the final ballot tallies »
- AUGUST EVENTS IN CORINTH: There is lots happening in Corinth during August! See details here »
- PET ALERT: If you dog or pet spends any time outdoors in the heat, make sure they have ample shade and cool water. Tree shade and tarps are ideal because they don’t obstruct air flow. A doghouse does not provide relief from heat—in fact, it makes it worse. Learn more here: humaneworld.org
- Corinth’s America 250 Celebrations are happening! See roster of events taking place through December »
- New Corinth Local Emergency Management Plan, adopted June 2026 – download/print for your easy reference:
Corinth Local Emergency Management Plan – 2026 - Town Hall Construction! Please read these important notes re. parking, etc »
- PIKE HILL MINE CLEAN-UP: scheduled activity, information, contact info »
- Planning to do some burning? You must first get a burn permit by contacting Fire Warden, Dean Gregoropoulos — how to contact Dean » There is no charge for a permit. A permit entitles you to burn yard waste only. It is illegal to burn household garbage, many wood products including pressure-treated, painted wood, plywood; also tires, batteries, plastic, etc. info here »
- ATV USE IN CORINTH: ATV use of any kind is ILLEGAL ON ALL ROADS & TRAILS in the Town of Corinth. Read the ordinance »
FAQs
Any registered voter can request and track the status of an early or absentee ballot by visiting the Vermont’s Voter Portal.
You may also request an early or absentee ballot from the Corinth town clerk.
All early voter absentee ballot requests must be submitted by 5 p.m. or by the close of the town clerk’s office on the day before the election.
In order to be counted, your completed ballot must be returned to the town clerk’s office before the close of the office on the day before the election, or to the polling place before 7 p.m. on the day of the election.
For other questions regarding absentee/early voting, check the Secretary of State’s Absentee Voting FAQ.
AND, find information on voting (including election results from past elections) that pertains to the Town of Corinth here: corinthvt.org/town-govt/voting-information
All information on paying delinquent property tax can be found here: corinthvt.org/town-govt/delinquent-taxes
Yes, the Town of Corinth is hosting events throughout the summer and fall in recognition of America’s 250 years of spirited independence!
Activities will include an Old Home Days with parade in Cookeville, cemetery roll call of Revolutionary War soldiers who are buried in Corinth, parade & barbecue, contradance, and LOTS more!
For information and questions, please contact the town clerk.
Yes! Commonly known as the LRN, Corinth’s listserv is a free email service that is hosted by Vital Communities. It is not an ‘official’ listserv set up by Corinth town government. The LRN serves over 1,000 Corinth and Topsham subscribers who receive a daily email with local information, including events, notices, items for sale, and much more. Residents are encouraged to subscribe and post; non-residents may subscribe, but are asked not to post. You may unsubscribe at any time.
The LRN was created around 2010 and stands for ‘Local Resource Network.’
Subscribe here
Read posting guidelines and general rules here
If you are seeking a local/Corinth resident for anything from auto repair to woodworking, check out the Corinth Business Directory. The directory is offered as a helpful community resource to all residents. Visit this web page to find out how to have your business or service listed for free. Corinth Business Directory