Mary Ann Goulette
Town Manager
West Rutland, VT
Norma Hardy
Chief of Police
Brattleboro, VT
Joe Duncan
General Manager
Champlain Water District
Nick Storellicastro
City Manager
Barre City, VT
Shirley Goodell-Lackey
Director of Finance and HR
Williston, VT
Derek Libby
Fire Chief
Montpelier, VT
Natalie Mattson
EMT
Barre Town, VT
Shawn Burke
Chief of Police
South Burlington, VT
"If you come to work for the City of Barre, or any other municipality, you're doing what you studied, you're working in your field, you're doing significant work that has real impacts on peoples lives."
"I'm able to work in the community that I grew up in and I'm able to care for the people that I care about."
"There are so many opportunities in government. There are all kinds of careers that are here at the town, all in one place."
Municipal jobs are available for workers with all types of abilities and interests. There is an unprecedented number of workers are retiring, and at the same time many people are now seeking jobs with meaning and a service component. Cities and towns offer pay and benefits that make them competitive employers and draw in talented workers with diverse skillsets that are needed to manage the complexities of municipal work and provide services to residents.
The rewards of a municipal career can be job service to your community, competitive pay, a shorter commute, and better benefits than many private-sector roles. There is a wide variety of positions available, from management to HR, information technology, finance, and public works. Often, recent graduates are able to do work in their field right away and while continuing to learn take on responsibilities early in their careers.
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