Equity & justice
The Town is committed to ensuring equity and justice — and its staff, boards, committees, and commissions are expected at all times to reflect that commitment.
From farm-to-table dinners to grab-and-go coffee — meet the kitchens, cafés, and counters feeding Randolph.
Explore DineGalleries, makers, stages, and studios — the creative heart of the White River Valley.
Explore ArtsTrails, greens, rivers, and rec — all the ways to get outside and play around Randolph.
Explore PlayTrades, pros, and everyday essentials — the people and businesses that keep Randolph running.
Explore Services206 local businesses and growing — shops, restaurants, makers, and services across Randolph.
Concerts, markets, meetups, and more — everything happening around town, all in one place.
View the full calendarMake a day of it — where to eat, what to see, and how to spend your time in the heart of the White River Valley.
Plan your visitA Declaration of Inclusion
The Town of Randolph condemns racism and discrimination in all forms, and welcomes and celebrates all persons — regardless of race, color, religion, national origin, sex, gender identity or expression, age, disability, or socioeconomic class.
The Town is committed to ensuring equity and justice — and its staff, boards, committees, and commissions are expected at all times to reflect that commitment.
We want to increase civic participation among diverse populations, and to see that those diverse voices and perspectives feel welcome, included, and safe.
Alongside local, regional, and statewide partners and allies, the Town is ready and willing to assist in efforts aimed at making a difference.
Randolph has been, and will continue to be, a place where individuals can live freely and express their opinions — free from fear, intolerance, and prejudice.
Read the official document as adopted and signed by the Town of Randolph Selectboard.
Adopted by the Town of Randolph Selectboard on June 10, 2021.