Dog poop pickup in Williston, Vermont
We're not in Williston yet — but you can change that. Routes open where the demand is, so every Williston address on this list is a reason to come here next.
Williston's scoop law
Yes — Williston requires you to pick up after your dog (Dog Control Ordinance Art. VIII). You must also be carrying a bag, whether or not your dog goes.
Fines escalate with each offence: $50, then $75, then $200. Voice control counts as restraint here — your dog doesn’t have to be leashed to be under control.
Dog licences are due April 1 each year — ~$11 spayed/neutered, ~$15 intact. Licensing is the one dog rule Vermont sets statewide (20 V.S.A. ch. 193); everything above is Williston's own.
How many dogs live in Williston?
We counted these ourselves, out of Williston's own annual town report. It's a floor, not a headcount — clerks report widespread under-registration, so the real number is likely two to three times higher. The tonnage is a derived estimate at 274 lb per dog per year. See every town →
Other towns we cover
Burlington · South Burlington · Shelburne · Winooski · Essex Junction (waitlist)
6,362 licensed dogs across 10 Chittenden County towns — we counted them all. Read the research →