Official green heavy-duty aluminum reflective address (e911) signs are available from the Town of Killington. These signs are 12” x 4” and bear the number of your home or business. Please mail the Official Green Address Sign (E911) Order Form with a check for $10 payable to the Town of Killington for each sign. When ready, signs can be picked up at the Killington Town Offices.
Official green address signs available in Killington
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