Vermont authorizes Conservation Commissions under 24 V.S.A Chapter 118 and Danville has established one; statute governs membership and rules with powers and duties in accordance with 24 V.S.A. § 4505 – generally related to inventories, studies, planning, and recommendations for local natural resources.
The Conservation Commission meets in the Town Hall at 7:00pm on the first Monday of every month.
* Term / Members – CC Rules of Procedure (not available)
2027 / Evangelyn Morse, Chair
2027 / Jake Langmaid
2027 / Barbara Huibregtse
2028 / Greg Prior, Clerk
2028 / Bridget Ferrin, Treasurer
*Terms officially end in March of the year shown, but the Selectboard generally renews appointments until a member resigns or the body concludes its work.
Conservation Commission Facebook page
Emerald Ash Borer (EAB) Pest Preparedness Plan
Tree Warden: Wes Everts ([email protected])
Pumpkin Hill Forest Management Plan
Forester Presentation on the Pumpkin Hill Forest Management Plan
Meetings
In accordance with law, State (VSARA) record-keeping guidance, and local best practice, the Town of Danville maintains meeting materials on this website for 3-4 years. After that, officials archive any other permanent records (though we may post key references below). Contact the public body or Town Clerk to access older (or missing) materials.
Reference Links and Information
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Danville’s Two Town forests
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Rodgers Lot Town Forest map
- Pumpkin Hill Town Forest map
- Prevent Tick Bites & Tick Bite Illnesses | Vermont Department of Health (healthvermont.gov)
- Danville Conservation Commission encourages everyone to learn about the invasive plants and insects threatening our native fauna including the Emerald Ash Borer, Japanese Knotweed and Gourtweed. Learn about VT invasive species at: https://www.vtinvasives.org/ and be part of the solution!
- If you would like to go a step further we invite everyone to help in the statewide effort to identify and document invasive plants in Vermont, either in town or during your travels within the state. Use this link: https://vtinvasives.org/statewide-invasive-plant-phenology-monitoring-project to identify what you saw, what month and what county.
- Documents (click to access various documents)