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Buying in Lamoille County, Vermont

Lamoille County is one of 14 counties and county-equivalents in Vermont. Its county seat is Hyde Park. County government publishes its offices and parcel tools online. (Official county website: https://www.lcpcvt.org) Its 2024 Census Bureau population estimate is 26,248 across 459 square miles of land — about 57 people per square mile. In the FBI's 2024 reported-crime file, agencies here reported 202 offenses — 7.7 per 1,000 residents; the breakdown is below.

State
Vermont
County seat
Hyde Park
Population (2024 est.)
26,248
Land area
458.8 sq mi
County FIPS
50015

Lamoille County at a glance

Lamoille County is one of 14 counties and county-equivalents in Vermont. Its county seat is Hyde Park. County government publishes its offices and parcel tools online. Official county website. Its 2024 Census Bureau population estimate is 26,248 across 459 square miles of land — about 57 people per square mile. In the FBI's 2024 reported-crime file, agencies here reported 202 offenses — 7.7 per 1,000 residents; the breakdown is below.

Records to check before you buy in Lamoille County

  • Property record card — the Lamoille County assessor / appraisal office. Pull the parcel's assessed-value history, exemption status, and last sale. This is the file your future tax bill is calculated from, and it shows whether the current owner is enjoying exemptions you will not inherit. County government sits in Hyde Park; the official county website is the reliable route to the parcel search and the office directory.
  • Deeds & liens — the Lamoille County recorder / land-records office. Read the deed chain, open liens, easements, and plat maps — the file a listing never mentions.
  • Official flood determination. Check the exact parcel on FEMA's National Flood Hazard Layer — not the listing site's licensed model. Zone boundaries cut through streets; the house next door can be in a different zone. Lamoille County is the primary county for 11 ZIP codes in the Census Bureau's ZIP-to-county crosswalk — and zone lines ignore every one of them.
  • The county's reported-crime record. In the FBI's 2024 file, agencies in Lamoille County reported 202 offenses — 7.7 per 1,000 residents; the largest single category was larceny-theft (154). The crime section below sets that beside the Vermont county median.
  • Registry check. Run the address through Vermont Sex Offender Registry (Vermont Crime Information Center, Department of Public Safety) and note the counts within a mile — then check again the week you close.
  • Permits & code history — the Lamoille building department. Open permits, expired permits, and code cases tell you whether the renovation in the photos was ever inspected. County permitting is run out of Hyde Park.
  • School assignment — the district office, not the listing. Only the district's own boundary lookup confirms which school an address is actually zoned for.

County list, land area and population: U.S. Census Bureau (population: 2024 PEP estimate). County seat and official website: Wikidata (CC0), checked 2026-11-04. Flood determinations: FEMA. Registry: Vermont.

Reported crime in Lamoille County — FBI 2024

Reported crime in Lamoille County in 2024 was overwhelmingly property crime: agencies logged 202 offenses, of which 179 were property offenses and 23 violent. The total rate is 7.7 per 1,000 residents (violent 87.6, property 682.0 per 100,000).

Inside Vermont, the median county in the same file recorded a violent-crime rate of 228 per 100,000 and a property-crime rate of 930 per 100,000 (medians computed from the FBI 2024 county file across 14 counties).

The largest reported categories were larceny-theft (154), burglary (21) and aggravated assault (15).

Coverage: 3 of 3 law-enforcement agencies assigned to this county reported at least one month of 2024 offense data to the FBI; 3 reported all 12 months. Counts are reported offenses only (FBI Return A / Arson master files), assigned whole to each agency's primary county; they are not adjusted for non-reporting agencies.

These are offenses reported to law enforcement — not convictions, and not a verdict on any street or address. A CurbFacts report pairs this county record with the ZIP-level picture for the specific address you are buying.

Source: FBI Crime Data Explorer, UCR Return A + Arson master files, data year 2024 (pulled 2026-11-04).

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The Vermont rules that apply in Lamoille County

Statutory disclosure form
None
Flood disclosure
No state flood-specific duty
Tax reset at sale
No
Reassessment cycle
periodic municipal reappraisal — towns maintain the

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