The Westmore Association

Founded in 1968, the Westmore Association is a non-profit and volunteer-run organization made up of members who are residents, seasonal homeowners, visitors, and enthusiasts of the Westmore area, dedicated to our community, the environment, and the beautiful Willoughby Lake in Vermont.

Our mission is to promote, develop, and conserve the natural resources and community life in the Westmore area. Some of our core activities include:

• Providing funding to the Town of Westmore to support the Willoughby Greeter Program, which helps limit the spread of invasive species in Willoughby Lake.
• Monitoring the lake’s water quality through lake and tributary testing
• Supporting the implementation of the Lake Willoughby Watershed Action Plan.
• Collaborating with local and state organizations, such as the Northwoods Stewardship Center, Vermont State Parks & Recreation, and the Green Mountain Club NEK Chapter, to maintain and improve hiking trails and shorelines in Westmore.
• Offering scholarships for various educational programs, including preschool, private school, college, graduate/master’s programs, trade schools, continuing education, and certifications for residents of the Town of Westmore.
• Sponsoring family-friendly events that include lectures, art workshops, theater, music, and more.
• Participating in local advocacy efforts, attending meetings, and organizing petitions to protect our lake.
• Supporting the revitalized Westmore Farmers Market through donations that fund the local musicians.

Please join us in our mission by becoming a member today! 

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Westmore Association Board

The Westmore Association consists of 4 officers and seven other members, of whom at least three shall be on the Town of Westmore Check List. Board members are elected for a term of three years. A board member having served two complete consecutive three-year terms may not serve again until one year has elapsed.