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The local numbers Stowe residents need — emergencies, where to give birth now, utilities, trash, town.
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The numbers Stowe residents actually need, grouped. For any emergency, call 911.
No birthing center in Lamoille County
Emergency (police, fire, ambulance)
Copley Hospital Emergency Room
Open 24 hours, Morrisville
Stowe Police (non-emergency)
Central Vermont Medical Center (Berlin)
Nearest birthing center — about 23 miles / 30 min
Stowe Electric Department
Customer service and outages, 24 hours
LRSWMD Stowe Transfer Station
Drop-off for trash, recycling and bulky items
Lamoille Regional Solid Waste District (office)
Town of Stowe (Clerk, Treasurer, Manager)
Mountain Road Shuttle (free, winter)
Route 108, downtown to the mountain, late Nov–early April; run by Green Mountain Transit
Copley Hospital (Morrisville)
Emergency room only for births since Nov 2025 — no routine prenatal care
Private curbside haulers (e.g. Casella)
Stowe has no town-run pickup; some neighborhoods use a private hauler
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