The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) is charged with oversight and management of Vermont's natural environment on behalf of the people of Vermont.

The ANR GIS Team and each Department in the Agency of Natural Resources manages, curates, and publishes spatial data and web mapping applications. All of our maps are now co-located …

ANR Permits. The Agency of Natural Resources issues a number of different permits. Visit our Permitting Page to find general information about permits issued by the Agency and …

Visit the LURB website, or view the Act 250 searchable database. For more on government transparency, please visit https://spotlight.vermont.gov/.

Contact the ANR Central Office at 802-828-1294 or at [email protected]. Regional Offices . Montpelier; Barre; Essex; Rutland (only DEC) Rutland North (only FWD and FPR) Springfield; …

Public information from the Agency of Natural Resources (ANR) plays a pivotal role in creating government transparency, building trust, enhancing public awareness, and ultimately …

The ANR Healthy Homes Program accepts applications from prioritized pre-qualified applicants. Eligibility is verified through tax documents, signed affidavits, and site visits (site visits may go …

ANR Flood Debris Cleanup Guide (DEC) Cleaning Up (Department of Health) After the Flood - River and Stream Debris Management (DEC) Handling Hazardous Waste at Businesses …

Please follow the signs to find the ANR Office entrance towards the back, left side of the building. St. Johnsbury Office Google Map Agency of Natural Resources

ANR Public Record Policies. Policy and Procedures on Access to Public Records (2016) Central Office Records Management Policy (2018) FPR and FWD Records Management Policy and …