VT4VT Surveys This Week
Is Vermont Affordable?
Can Vermonters still afford to live here?
This anonymous survey looks at the real financial pressure facing Vermont households, including housing costs, taxes, utilities, everyday expenses, and whether people are considering leaving Vermont because of affordability.
Your responses help VT4VT document what Vermonters are experiencing and identify trends that deserve deeper public-record research.
Take the survey:
https://survey.vt4vt.com/s/003-leaving/
Property Tax Affordability Survey
How are Vermont property taxes affecting your household?
This anonymous survey focuses specifically on property taxes, reassessments, rising property values, tax bills, and whether Vermont homeowners believe their current property-tax burden is sustainable.
The results will help VT4VT compare taxpayer experiences with municipal grand lists, tax rates, reassessment data, and other public records as we continue building the FY2027 Vermont Property Tax database.
Take the survey:
https://survey.vt4vt.com/s/004-property-tax-affordabiltiy/
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Help Build the VT4VT Database
VT4VT is building an independent statewide database documenting Vermont property taxes, reassessments, Grand Lists, legislation, housing policy and government decisions.
Complete the anonymous Vermont Reassessment Survey:
Vermont Reassessment Survey
Submit your municipality’s Grand List:
Submit a Grand List
Vermonters can also help by sharing reassessment notices, final property-tax bills, municipal records and sourced research. Survey responses are used to identify statewide trends and are not presented as identifiable individual taxpayer records.
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Support Independent Vermont Research
VT4VT keeps these stories, public-record investigations and research available to Vermonters.
VT4VT is a program of Fort Aldrich Incorporated, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Support helps pay for public-record collection, data analysis, research and the tools being built to document Vermont property taxes and public policy.
Readers can support the work through a paid VT4VT Substack subscription or through the VT4VT donation option at VT4VT.com.
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Can’t donate? Submit records, Grand Lists, reassessment information or sourced research. Building the database is part of the work.
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