Addison County Regional Planning Commission

Bristol is Voting on its Updated Town Plan!

For more information and to see the 2021 draft plan, go Here

Bristol is the second largest municipality in Addison County with about 3,900 residents. The town contains a picturesque village nestled at the base of Hogback Mountain above the New Haven River. The Green Mountains provide a stunning backdrop to the east and the Champlain Valley and Adirondacks are visible to the west. The town hosts a number of festivals and events, including the the longest-running parade in the State of Vermont on the 4th of July.

Please visit Bristol’s website for additional information, documents and events pertaining to the town.

Resources

• Road Name Map (2020)
• Bristol Downtown Road Name Map (2020)
• High Crash Location (HCL) Animated Map (2003-2010)
• Town Highways: Map Archive / Photobank
• Town History

Facts & Figures

For Bristol demographics and other facts & figures, including population, housing, income and energy, please click here.

Contact

Jen Myers, Clerk and Treasurer

P.O. Box 249
Bristol, VT 05443

P: 802-453-2486
F: 802-453-5188
E: bristoltown@gmavt.net

Hours:
Monday – Friday: 8 am to 4:30 pm

Projects

2020 – Bristol Pedestrian Access Study – Lovers Lane to Airport Road

2011 – Bristol to Rockydale Bicycle & Pedestrian Feasibility Study

• Final Document ~ 21 Dec 2011
• Attachments   (11.8 mB)
• Attachment F: Preferred Alternative
• Preliminary Alternative Alignments Evaluation Matrix

2009 – Airport Road / Main Street / VT116 / VT17 Intersection Study

2003 – Downtown Traffic Study (26.7 mB)