Knob Property Public Information and Feedback Meeting
March 24, 2026
Have you ever seen a public safety concern in St. J and wondered, "Who is the best person to reach out to for a solution?" Wonder no more - you can now reference the 2026 St. Johnsbury Citizens' Guide to Civic Aid! This handy flowchart offers guidance on the most efficient and appropriate points of contact for your public safety concerns. A high-resolution PDF is available for download from the Town's website (shortlink: tinyurl.com/stj-cgca-2026 ). Have a question about the Guide? Please reach out to Zoning & Planning Administrator Jack Thomas ( jthomas@stjvt.com ) for more info.
Public Safety Community Roundtables Meeting - Postponed The Town of St. Johnsbury would like to inform the community that the Public Safety Community Roundtables Meeting originally scheduled for November 18, 2026, has been postponed to January 2027 (exact date TBD). This change comes following requests from local business owners to reschedule the event until after the holidays so our business community can focus on preparations for a busy holiday season. We appreciate the broader community’s understanding and we look forward to welcoming residents, business owners, and community partners in January for interactive, future-shaping discussions about public safety concerns, ongoing initiatives, and opportunities to work together to strengthen our community. Thank you for your continued interest and participation. Stay tuned for a new date and additional details. In the meantime, please share your thoughts through our anonymous online Public Safety Input Form (link: https://tinyurl.com/safestj ). Thank you to all who have already shared input!
Jack Thomas, Zoning and Planning Administrator for the Town of St. Johnsbury, is excited to share the "How to Find Your Zoning District" manual. The "How to Find Your Zoning District" manual is a step-by-step visual guide for finding your Zoning District using AxisGIS, then using what you learned to find information in the Zoning Bylaws about your property's permitted uses, conditional uses, and building/setback restrictions. To view the document, click here.
Calling all input! If you weren't able to make it out for the Public Safety Community Meeting on Wednesday (or if you have more to share), here's how to get involved. Scan the QR code or visit tinyurl.com/safestj to fill out the Public Safety Community Meeting Input Form. Use the form to ask questions, express ideas, share constructive feedback, and RSVP for the Public Safety Roundtables Community Meeting on November 18th. Your input directly shapes the data and roundtable themes for this meeting! Attend the meeting on November 18 th at 6pm at the Morse Center for the Arts (St. Johnsbury Academy campus). The meeting will include a brief overview of the data, plus plenty of time to participate in themed community roundtable discussions that will shape the future of public safety work and volunteerism in St. Johnsbury.
