Fort Covington keeps the border in everyday view

Fort Covington’s North Country setting shows up in ordinary errands. Town contacts include the supervisor, clerk, code office, and assessor. Property, meeting, records, and code questions all have a local starting point.

The same page carries an old image of McNaughten Grist Mill and Courtney Shop. It credits the Franklin County Historical and Museum Society.

The image places old commercial buildings beside today’s town contacts. Fort Covington is part local office route, part village memory, and part border town at the top of the state.

The border matters, but local government does not control every border question. Customs and other federal matters belong with the responsible federal agency; the town page remains the starting point for town records, property questions, meetings, and code contacts.