Your internet speed matters to us

Looking for some Wi-Fi? No problem! There are many free, public Wi-Fi hotspots located in towns around Addison county and across Vermont. Check out our statewide map to locate a hotspot near you.

• Addison

  Name	Address
  Addison	65 Vt Route 17 W
  Addison Central School	121 Vt Rte 17 West
  Addison Central School	121 Vt Route 17 W

• Bridport

  Name	Address
  Bridport Town Office	82 Crown Point Rd
  Bridport Central School	3442 Vt Rt 22a

• Bristol

  Name	Address
  Main Street Business District Wi-Fi Zone	18 Main St
  Main Street Business District Wi-Fi Zone	1 Main St
  Main Street Business District Wi-Fi Zone	15 Main St
  Main Street Business District Wi-Fi Zone	31 Main St
  Main Street Business District Wi-Fi Zone	8 Main St
  Main Street Business District Wi-Fi Zone	28 Main St
  Bristol Wi-Fi: Bristol Town Green	2 West St
  Bristol Wi-Fi: Bristol Town Green	6 West St

• Cornwall

  Name	Address
  Cornwall Free Public	2629 Vt Route 30
  Bingham Memorial School	112 School Road

• Ferrisburgh

  Name	Address
  Ferrisburg Central School	56 Little Chicago Rd
  Ferrisburgh	3279 Us Route 7
  Ferrisburgh Central School	56 Little Chicago Road

• Goshen

  Name	Address
  Goshen	50 Carlisle Hill Rd

• Granville

  Name	Address
  Granville	4157 Vt Route 100

• Hancock

  Name	Address
  Hancock	1027 Vt Route 100
  Hancock Free Public	47 Vt Route 125

• Leicester

  Name	Address
  Leicester	44 Schoolhouse Rd
  Leicester Central School	68 Schoolhouse Road

• Lincoln

  Name	Address
  Burnham Hall	52 E River Rd
  Lincoln	222 W River Rd
  Lincoln Community School	795 East River Rd
  Lincoln Town Office	62 Quaker St

• Middlebury

  Name	Address
  23 – Maplefields at Middlebury	60 N Pleasant St
  Addison Housing (Addison Trust)	15 Court St
  Ilsley Public	75 Main St
  Mary Hogan Elementary School	201 Mary Hogan Drive
  Middlebury	77 Main St
  Middlebury South (Addison Trust)	30 S Village Grn
  Middlebury Union High School	73 Charles Avenue
  Middlebury Union Middle School #3	48 Deerfield Lane
  Sarah Patridge Community	431 E Main St
  Stone Hill Housing (Addison Trust)	428 Court St
  Public Hotspot	341 Creek Rd
  Public Hotspot	7 Mahady Ct
  Public Hotspot	156 S Village Grn

• Monkton

  Name	Address
  Monkton	280 Monkton Rdg
  Monkton Central School	1036 Monkton Rd
  Russell Memorial	4333 State’s Prison Hollow Rd

• New Haven

  Name	Address
  Beeman Elementary School	50 North St
  Beeman Elementary School	50 North Street
  New Haven Community	78 North St

• Orwell

  Name	Address
  Orwell Free Library	473 Main St
  Orwell	436 Main St
  Orwell Village School	494 Main Street

• Panton

  Name	Address
  Panton Town Hall Parking Lot and Park & Ride Lot	3176 Jersey St

• Ripton

  Name	Address
  Ripton Town Office & Community House	1311 Vt Route 125
  Ripton Elementary School	753 Ripton Lincoln Road

• Salisbury

  Name	Address
  Salisbury	25 Schoolhouse Rd
  Salisbury Community School	286 Kelley Cross Road
  Salisbury Free Public	918 Maple St

• Shoreham

  Name	Address
  Platt Memorial	279 Main St
  41 – Maplefields – Shoreham	2949 Vt Route 22a
  Shoreham	297 Main St
  Shoreham Elementary School	130 School Road

• Starksboro

  Name	Address
  Robinson Elementary School	41 Parsonage Rd
  Robinson School	41 Parsonage Road
  Starksboro	2849 Vt Route 116
  Starksboro Public Library	2827 Vt Route 116

• Vergennes

  Name	Address
  Bixby Memorial Free Library	258 Main St
  MacDonough Park	55 Macdonough Dr
  Vergennes Downtown Wi-Fi Zone	179 Main St
  Creekview Housing (Addison Trust)	20 Hillside Acres
  Vergennes	120 Main St
  Vergennes Elementary School	43 East St
  Vergennes UES #44	43 East Street
  Vergennes UHS #5	50 Monkton Road
  Vergennes Welcome Center	6 N Green St

• Waltham

  Name	Address
  Waltham Town Offices	2053 Maple St

• Weybridge

  Name	Address
  Weybridge	1727 Quaker Village Rd
  Weybridge Elementary School	210 Quaker Village Road

• Whiting

  Name	Address
  Whiting Free	29 S Main St
  Whiting Village School	87 South Main Street

See Vermont hotspots

We’ve compiled a number of resources to help residents find internet service providers, access internet subsidies for low-income subscribers, manage the impact of the COVID-19 crisis, learn how to use the internet, and stay safe while using the internet.

Learn more

We’ve also collected information on the availability of cell service around Vermont, including a map with the download speed by provider. Additionally, we’ve mapped many of the current cable and fiber internet lines across Vermont, so you can see which provider has a line already installed near your home or business.

Access the maps

Maple Broadband would like to better understand who is interested in receiving affordable, reliable, high-speed, fiber internet in their homes or businesses as soon as it’s available in Addison County. We plan to start building Addison County’s local fiber network in 2021, with our first subscribers receiving service in the spring of 2022. So, if you think you may want high speed, reliable fiber internet in your home or business, please fill out our survey and invite your friends and neighbors to do the same!

This information will help our planning efforts and will save us time and money when we do build out the network, since we’ll be able to install the fiber cable right to your house or business as we pass by (rather than sending out another crew later). It will also help bring fiber to your area faster! Think you might move soon or change your mind later? That’s okay. We’ll check back with you when we’re about to build in your area to make sure you still want the service. Either way, it helps us plan where to build and it also shows potential financial partners that there is real demand for fiber in your area.

I’m interested! Take me to the survey!

Do you want to know the speed of your current internet?  Take our speed test and compare your results to other types of internet connections.

Test my speed!

Coming together to help our neighbors is essential for our community’s well-being during the pandemic, but it can be tough to do with social distancing. Maple Broadband is a resource for all things related to internet access during and after the COVID-19 pandemic, and we’re looking for volunteers to help.

Volunteer to help

If you need additional help getting connected to the internet, please contact us.

Get help

Maple Broadband is a non-profit collaborative that aims to bring high-speed, reliable, affordable fiber internet to Addison County. Maple Broadband was formed in 2020 as a Communications Union District (CUD), and it currently has 20 member towns, including Addison, Bridport, Bristol, Cornwall, Ferrisburgh, Leicester, Lincoln, Middlebury, Monkton, New Haven, Orwell, Panton, Ripton, Salisbury, Shoreham, Starksboro, Vergennes, Waltham, Weybridge and Whiting.