The Enhanced 911 System requires locatable addressing. The Addressing Standards document was developed by the Enhanced 911 Board to provide municipalities with basic locatable addressing standards that ensure compliance.
Forms for Enhanced 911 Coordinators
E911 Online Road Update Web Form
E911 Online Address Update Web Form
E911 Road\Address Update Form -offline fillable Adobe form
The E911 Road\Address Update Form (offline) allows for electronic editing and submission using Adobe Reader. To submit a form electronically you will need Adobe Reader, which is free and can be downloaded here. Once you have completed the form with your updates, save it using the following naming standard “TOWNNAME-DATE”; if you have multiple pages to submit on the same date add a hyphen followed by 01, 02, 03, etc. (i.e. MONTPELIER-11162009-01, MONTPELIER-11162009-02, MONTPELIER-11162009-03). Once the updated form has been saved, you can submit it to the Enhanced 911 Board via E-Mail.
Publications for Enhanced 911 Coordinators
ESite, Hydrant and Road Map Legend
Addressing Standards
Municipal Responsibilities
Coordinator Checklist
Increment Type by Town
New Site Address Calculator
Other Forms
CARE - See details about the CARE program here.
CARE Registration Form PDF - Print, Complete and Email Form
To be submitted by the resident to State of VT Enhanced 911 Board, 6 Baldwin St., 2nd FL, Montpelier, VT, 05633-7960 or e911.info@vermont.gov
CARE Online Registration - CARE Online Registration
Instructions for Online Registration (Please review prior to registering)
Vermont Law gives telephone (land line only) customers in Vermont the opportunity to maintain the privacy of their name when making calls from their household for emergency assistance (police, fire, ambulance) using the statewide 911 system.
To be submitted by the resident to the Enhanced 911 Board.
This form will keep the name and the street address of a property from being linked in a municipal public record.
To be submitted by the resident and filed with the Clerk of the municipality in which you reside.
Enhanced 911-Disability Designation
It is helpful to emergency responders to know if someone with a disability is located at the place where an emergency is reported. The information you provide will be included only in the Enhanced 911 system database for use by emergency response or Public Safety call-taking personnel. It will not be disclosed to any other governmental agency.
To be submitted by the resident to the Enhanced 911 Board.
Premises Information Application
Premises Information is a tool in the current 911 call handling application that allows additional information to be attached to a phone record. Premises Information must relate directly to caller and/or responder safety. It is information that call-takers or responders should be aware of in order to provide the best level of service to a caller.
To be submitted by the resident to the Enhanced 911 Board.