Hardwick Electric Department – Hardwick, Vermont Salary Range: $125,000 - $145,000 annually, depending on qualifications and experience Hardwick Electric Department (HED), a municipally owned electric utility serving approximately 5,000 customers in Vermont's...
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Public Notice – June 16, 2026 Hardwick Electric Commission Meeting
The Hardwick Electric Commission held its regular meeting on June 16, 2026. Draft minutes from the meeting are available on our website. Although the meeting was recorded, a technical problem occurred that made the video file unusable. As a result, a video recording...
Hardwick Electric Department – June 15 Emergency Outage Update
On June 15, Hardwick Electric Department experienced a failure of a voltage regulator at our Hardwick Substation. This equipment malfunction caused voltage fluctuations on our system that had the potential to damage electrical equipment in homes and businesses. To...
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Our office will be closed from 7:30am-9:30am on Friday, June 26th for a staff meeting. Thank you for understanding.
HED wants to give a big shout out to our amazing crews for the effort this past week “keeping the lights on” and restoring power in a timely and safe manner. These guys are out there in the heat, cold, wind, rain and snow always working to provide reliable electric service. 💡 ![]()
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Pictured below is Foreman Ryan Hall on the ground and Second Class Lineman Cole Leroux climbing a pole during an outage yesterday.
Public Notice – June 16, 2026 Hardwick Electric Commission Meeting![]()
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The Hardwick Electric Commission held its regular meeting on June 16, 2026. Draft minutes from the meeting are available on our website.![]()
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Although the meeting was recorded, a technical problem occurred that made the video file unusable. As a result, a video recording of this meeting will not be available.![]()
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Vermont's Open Meeting Law requires public meetings to be recorded and made available whenever possible. We want the public to be aware of this issue and emphasize that the failure to provide a video was the result of an unexpected technology error, not an effort to avoid transparency.![]()
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We expect this to be an isolated incident and anticipate that video recordings will be available for future meetings. We appreciate the public's patience and understanding.