Tuesday, October 31, 2017
Thursday, October 26, 2017
Chester Police Dept. Request Your Assistance to Identify Individual
The Chester Police Department is asking the public to help identify the person in this picture.
If you have any information please contact Officer Woodell at 802-875-2035, or adam.woodell@vermont.gov
Valley Health Connections offers Assistance for Open Enrollment
Valley Health Connections offers assistance for Open Enrollment
Valley Health Connections will once again be providing in-person enrollment assistance for Vermont Health Connect Open Enrollment to residents of Windsor and Windham County, starting Nov. 1 and ending on Dec. 15.
Vermont Trapping Season Has Begun - Learn About Trapping Rules and Regulations
Vermont's trapping seasons start this weekend. Click on the link for more information about Vermont's trapping rules and regulations.
Hunter Access Seminar for Vermont Landowners
- Thursday, November 9 at 6:30 PM - 9 PM
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Hunting can be one of the most valuable tools for wildlife conservation and private land stewardship.
Come learn the benefits of a good relationship between landowners and hunters, how to make sure it is a partnership that works for both, and how to manage hunter access at a free seminar this fall for landowners.
Co-hosted by the nonprofit Vermont Coverts, department staff will: introduce you to who hunters are and what hunting is and is not; review landowner rights and the laws and regulations that govern hunting; and provide a forum to discuss concerns about hunters or hunting on your property.
The seminar will be held on Thursday, November 9th from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Springfield State Office Complex, 100 Mineral Street, Springfield 05156. Main Floor conference room (enter through front doors and turn left).
“While everyone is welcome, this seminar is designed for new landowners and those with limited experience with hunters and hunting,” said Chris Saunders of the Vermont Fish & Wildlife Department. “We’ll address many of the facts and myths about hunting and hunters and we won’t shy away from the real concerns some landowners have with public access.”
Pre-registration is not required. For more information, contact Chris Saunders at chris.saunders@vermont.gov
Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities are available upon request. Please include a description of the accommodation you will need. Individuals making such requests must include their contact information. Please email cathering.gjessing@vermont
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Please Correct Phone Number for Dispatch in Your 2017 Directory
The contact number in the 2017 Directory has the incorrect number for Dispatch.
Please correct it in your copy.
The correct number is 802-674-2185.
We apologize for any inconvenience this may have caused you.
The Weathersfield Directory Volunteers
Wilderness Saftey Precautions for This Fall
Vermont Fish & Wildlife
Remember to practice good wilderness safety when you're heading out this fall. Remember that a pleasant, sunny November quickly turn into freezing nighttime temperatures if end up getting caught out after dark. Here are a few simple precautions to follow when heading afield this fall:
• Tell someone where you are going and when you expect to return, and check back in with that person when you are out of the woods.
• Always bring two light sources and extra batteries. A simple flashlight can mean the difference between making it home safely and spending a cold night alone in the woods. A cell phone is not an acceptable light source, as the battery quickly wears down when the flashlight is being used.
• Wear proper clothing and footwear, and dress in layers. Bring along a waterproof jacket and pants, as well as high-loft insulation for keeping warm. Avoid cotton clothing, which can easily soak up water. Instead, choose wool, down, or synthetic materials.
• Bring food and water.
• Pack a map and compass and familiarize yourself with the area ahead of time. A GPS unit is also useful as long as you know how to use it.
• Create a small survival kit and bring it with you every time you head out. This should include several fire-starting devices such as matches and lighters, fire-starting materials, a large plastic bag for keeping dry, a good knife, a whistle for signaling, and extra non-perishable food.
• Always bring two light sources and extra batteries. A simple flashlight can mean the difference between making it home safely and spending a cold night alone in the woods. A cell phone is not an acceptable light source, as the battery quickly wears down when the flashlight is being used.
• Wear proper clothing and footwear, and dress in layers. Bring along a waterproof jacket and pants, as well as high-loft insulation for keeping warm. Avoid cotton clothing, which can easily soak up water. Instead, choose wool, down, or synthetic materials.
• Bring food and water.
• Pack a map and compass and familiarize yourself with the area ahead of time. A GPS unit is also useful as long as you know how to use it.
• Create a small survival kit and bring it with you every time you head out. This should include several fire-starting devices such as matches and lighters, fire-starting materials, a large plastic bag for keeping dry, a good knife, a whistle for signaling, and extra non-perishable food.
Windsor County Drug Collection Sites
Windsor County Prevention Partners - WCPP
Drug Take Back Day is this Saturday, October 28th. This is a great opportunity to get rid of unwanted medications and to help keep pills out of the wrong hands and out of our waterways.
Day of the Morgan Horse, October 28th
UVM Morgan Horse Farm
October 28th 2017 is the Official Day of the Morgan in the State of Vermont!
Join us in welcoming Vermont Secretary of Agriculture, Food & Markets Anson Tebbetts this Saturday at 1pm, to bestow the official proclamation here @uvmmorganhorsefarm!
Alleged Attempted Abduction near Weathersfield Proctor Library 10/25
Weathersfield Police Department
On this date the WPD took a complaint of a possible abduction....
The alleged attempted abduction took place at approximately 2:45 pm near the Library on Route 5....
The vehicle of interest was described as a white Subaru Impreza white in color with a black hood and roof being operated by a male with a coatee and sideburns.....
if you have any information or may have witnessed anything suspicious please contact the Weathersfield police department at 802-674-2185 or message us on Facebook...
Male was reported to be between 50-60 years of age
Thank You
3 Arraigned for Car Fire In Weathersfield
https://www.eagletimes.com/articles/3-arraigned-for-car-fire-in-weathersfield/
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