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Database Maintenance

At Vermont 211, we make it a priority to do regular, high quality updates to the database. This ensures that the Vermont community is able to access updated information and find the answers they are searching for. Learn more about the Vermont 211 database maintenance in the dropdowns below, or contact us if you have any questions.

Vermont 211 is committed to maintaining accurate and up-to-date information about community resources in Vermont. The database is formally updated for all listings on an annual basis. Interim changes and updates are done as we learn about them. Local newspapers, community meetings and subscriptions to agency newsletters are also a general source for agency updates. Established partnerships with a range of state and community providers also keep us informed.

Every effort is made to verify the information contained in our database, yet information does change on a regular basis. Here at Vermont 211, we welcome any feedback regarding outdated information.

Vermont 211 CRS-Database Curators (CRS-DCs) work to ensure that the Vermont 211 Database has accurate and up-to-date information about health and human services across the entire State. The CRS-DCs gather and research information about new health and human service programs for the Database and track major changes to existing programs. They develop and maintain relationships with local and state agencies and organizations.