If you need internet access at home to support your children’s educational needs, for medical care or to work from home, there is an interactive map that allows users to view broadband speed information for all locations in the state. You can also fill out a survey integrated with the map about your Internet needs.
The Department is collecting any information that you can provide to reach out to Internet service providers and other utilities to see what can be done to help you get Internet at your home address. This information will be used to identify locations where students lack access to the Internet or where consumers want service to be improved. Responses, without identifying information, may be shared with service providers.
The map shows the maximum reported broadband speed available at each location. The legend, available on the map by clicking the "Legend" button in the upper left, and copied below, depicts what the colors on the map show.
Internet service providers voluntarily provide information annually to the Department about where they offer service, and the speeds they offer. The Broadband High-Speed Internet Availability in Vermont page presents this information in static printable map format and offers statistics by town.
If you are not able to enter your address on the map, the Consumer Affairs & Public Information (CAPI) Division can help. Just call 1-800-622-4496 and a CAPI specialist will work with you and enter your information on the map.
The interactive map link above is suitable for most users. For those that want to use the data for additional processing the underlying data can be downloaded in GIS or spreadsheet format from the Vermont Open Geodata Portal at the links below.
2022 ROUTE DATA
NOTE. On 12/2/2022 the PSD informed providers that it intended to revise this dataset to state that it is current as of 6/30/2022, and requested updates necessary to comply with this production date. Several updates were received and this dataset was updated on 2/23/2023.:This information is reflected in the interactive map and layers below, but not in the statistics.