Editing Troy, Vermont (section)

==Government==

===Town===

* Moderator – Robert Starr<ref>Voters debate use of reserve funds for school fund deficit, ''The Chronicle'', March 7, 2007, page 12</ref>
* Selectboard Chairman – Robert Langlands
* Town Clerk – Terri Medley
* Treasurer – Terri Medley
* Delinquent tax collector – Terri Medley
* Lister – Eric McCann, Karen Rinner, Helene Croteau
* Grand Juror – Robert Bishop
* Road budget – $460,119

Robert Starr has been moderator for fifty years.<ref>{{cite book | author = Burdick, Nick |title = Senator Starr wins his forty-fourth election | publisher = the Chronicle | date = March 5, 2008}}</ref>

===School District===

Schools are operated by [[North Country Supervisory Union]].

* Board Member, [[North Country Union High School]] – Rosemary Mayhew
* Director, School Board – Cliff Forster
* Board members – Carol Currier, Richard Wells Jr., Gaston Bathalon, Andre Desautels
* Principal – Chris Young
* Budget – $2,975,840

===Services===

The town has two departments providing local services to residents:

* Water Department – providing water to residents and businesses
* Highway Department – maintaining local roads

There are two fire departments serving Troy:

* Troy Volunteer Fire Department – 1 station, equipped with an engine, tanker, tower ladder and rescue truck
* North Troy Volunteer Fire Department – 1 station, equipped with an engine, tanker, and rescue truck.

Both fire departments are members of North East Mutual Aid, providing and/or receiving assistance from fire departments in Mansonville & Potton in Southern Quebec, Canada.

EMS:  Mississquoi Valley Ambulance Service-1 station, a combined volunteer/paid agency providing paramedic level care.