State of Vermont Judiciary

The Vermont Judiciary is pleased to announce that wireless Internet access (Wi-Fi) is available at all Vermont Superior Courts around the state as of December 1, 2011. Wi-Fi is available for free to courthouse users.

In order to ensure proper use and availability for all users, Wi-Fi access is governed by a user agreement, Supreme Court Administrative Directive No. 28 and associated Vermont Rules of Procedure.  Copies of these file are located under Information on this webpage. Potential courthouse Wi-Fi users should review all these materials before accessing the network. Connectivity to the system is managed by security and password. Access will be limited for use between 7:00 am and 7:00 pm, Monday to Friday. If you want to use Wi-Fi at the courthouse you will need to ask for the agreement and instructions from the local court staff.

We are providing Wi-Fi as a service to courthouse users: attorneys, self-represented individuals, Executive Branch staff, etc. We hope that use of Wi-Fi will allow better interactions with the court such as providing access to work files and online court materials. Please understand that support is limited as the court staff will not be providing any technical assistance on accessing the wireless hotspot. The system may occasionally be unavailable should problems arise and the Judiciary may change the password at any time, but we hope that such issues are rare.

**Notification of Wi-Fi availability, issues and password changes that will require you to request new instructions will be posted on this webpage.**