Author: Kayla Rochon

WOODSTOCK — Chief Joe Swanson would like to announce that the Woodstock Police Department is currently seeking applicants for full-time police officer positions.   The Woodstock Police Department is seeking energetic, service-oriented and highly motivated individuals who are committed to providing quality and professional public-safety services to their community.  Woodstock Police offers competitive pay and generous benefits including:   Shift differential pay  Education and training stipends  Sick and personal days  Tuition reimbursement Qualified candidates must be at least 19 years old, and currently be certified or certifiable as a Full-Time Police Officer by the Vermont Criminal Justice Council (VCJC). Applicants who are not

WOODSTOCK — Chief Robbie Blish and the Woodstock Police Department would like to share safety tips during National Preparedness Month. September is observed as National Preparedness Month. This campaign was produced to raise awareness about the importance of preparing for disasters and emergencies. Disasters can happen when you least expect it and being prepared can help you and your families in emergencies. Residents and community members are encouraged to go to the the Vermont Alert website to sign-up for free emergency notifications. The Woodstock Police Department would like to share the following information about making a plan and building an emergency preparedness