Transportation & Utilities
Cars, trucks, and snow machines maybe the means that most Central Vermonters like to use in order to get from here to there. We also enjoy the convenience of our two airports, railroad services, and a bus station.
Airports
Berlin, Vermont
Edward F. Knapp Airport is located between Montpelier and Barre just five minutes from either downtown. A state-owned facility, the airport accommodates corporate aircraft on a mile long runway with ILS approach. E.F. Knapp Airport – Provides charter service.
Burlington International and its regularly scheduled commercial passenger service is just 45 minutes away.
Trains / Railways
Passenger service is provided by Amtrak’s Vermonter
Vermonter Services: Randolph, VT; Montpelier – Barre, VT; Waterbury – Stowe, VT.
Rail freight is carried by New England Central Railroad.
For more information call 1 (800) -800-3450.
Buses
Tri-Valley Transit (TVT) providing public transportation to Washington County Residents and beyond.For general questions call 1 (802)-223-7287 or email info@trivalleytransit.org
The Green Mountain Transit Agency (GMTA) - providing commuter services from Montpelier Vermont to Burlington International Airport. Veiw Map/Schedule here: Montpelier Link Express
For more information call 1 (802) 540-2468 or email info@ridegmt.com
Taxi / Ride Service
Gopher VT Community Ride Share - offering flexible & dependable transportation for rural Vermonters through its three programs - discounted subsidized rides, fee based market rate rides and contracted rides.For more information or to book a ride call or text 1 (855) 467-4375 or 1 (855)-GOPHER5 (toll free)
Lamoille Valley Transportation, Inc. - offering motorcoach Charters in United States and Canada for College & School Athletics, School Trips, Special Events, Airport, VIP & Executive Service . LVT provides charter motorchoach and bus rental service for clubs, school groups and academic field trips.
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Electric Utilities
Green Mountain Power Corporation is an investor-owned, independent energy services company serving one-third of the population of Vermont, including most of the cities of Central Vermont.
Washington Electric Cooperative is a user-owned electric utility serving the more rural communities of Central Vermont. Special rates and loan programs are available for commercial customers expanding employment opportunities in the region’s rural areas.
The Village of Northfield is served by its own municipal electric company. The town manager can provide information on available incentives.