Overview
USDA Rural Development Vermont
Supporting Rural Communities
The USDA Rural Development State Office in Montpelier serves as the administrative hub for federal programs designed to improve the quality of life and economic opportunity in rural Vermont. Located within the historic Federal Building on State Street, this agency provides financial resources and technical assistance to help rural residents, businesses, and communities thrive. Their mission encompasses a broad range of services, from helping families buy homes to funding critical infrastructure like broadband and water systems.
Key Programs and Services
- Single Family Housing: Offers direct loans and loan guarantees to help low- and moderate-income families buy, build, or repair homes in eligible rural areas.
- Business Programs: Provides capital, training, and entrepreneurial assistance to rural businesses and agricultural producers to create jobs and stimulate the local economy.
- Community Facilities: Grants and loans for essential public services such as health care clinics, police and fire stations, schools, and libraries.
- Rural Utilities Service: Supports infrastructure projects including water and waste treatment, electric power, and telecommunications (broadband) expansion.
Visit and Contact Information
The office is situated on the 3rd floor of the Montpelier Federal Building, which also houses the U.S. Post Office. As a federal facility, visitors must undergo security screening and present valid identification upon entry. While staff are available to assist with applications and program information, it is highly recommended to schedule an appointment to ensure the appropriate program specialist is available. During periods of remote work or field operations, the office may have limited walk-in availability.
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