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The Burlington Police Commissioners meet on the 4th Tuesday of each month at 6:00 p.m.

Meetings are noticed via the Burlington Police Department website, the City of Burlington website, and via local media. If a meeting is cancelled, postponed, or rescheduled, information will be on the BPD website, the City website, and via local media.

The latest approved Police Commission Meeting Minutes and Upcoming Meeting Agendas are posted on their website at: https://www.burlingtonvt.gov/police

ANEW Place, Mayor Miro Weinberger, and other key partners announce that ANEW Place has purchased the Champlain Inn, realizing the long-held goal of establishing a year-round, low-barrier temporary housing option in Burlington.

Kevin Pounds, Director, ANEW Place

Mayor Miro Weinberger, City of Burlington

Gus Seelig, Director, Vermont Housing and Conservation Board

Cindy Reid, Director of Development, Cathedral Square

Joan Shannon, City Councilor for the South District of Burlington

A joint meeting between the Essex Selectboard and the Essex Junction Trustees.

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The Peace & Justice Center board and staff discuss their work, hear from collaborators and members, and vote for the board of directors.

Christopher Kirkey, Director, Center for the Study of Canada, State University of New York at Plattsburgh

Forum: State Representative for Chittenden 7-2
Time: 4:00pm
Candidates Participating: Ann Pugh (D)
Moderator: Kristine Lott

What is monetary bail and should it be abolished? Sarah George, Vermont State's Attorney discusses her reasons to end requests for eliminating bail in Chittenden County.

Please call Sandy Baird at 802-355-4968 or email at sandybaird114@gmail.com if you have any questions or would like more information about this week's event or the full series.

McClure Foundation Senior Philanthropic Advisor Carolyn Weir and Mathew Barewicz, the Vermont Department of Labor's Economic & Labor Market Information Chief, speak with CCTV's Lauren-Glenn Davitian.

The COVID-19 virus continues to have a major impact on Vermont’s workforce. For many, especially in the hospitality and food service sectors, the work they were doing is gone. For others, this pause for reflection has them thinking about new career paths.

With unemployment rates still higher than they were before the pandemic, the Vermont Department of Labor and the McClure Foundation want Vermonters to know:

•  That great jobs are available and will continue to be available across a variety of career fields
•  That short-term career training programs can help people access many of these jobs
•  And that philanthropy is helping to make some of the career training programs it considers “best bets” for landing a promising job even more affordable for Vermonters in 2021

For current and future jobseekers willing to invest in training and/or education after high school, it is clear: promising employment opportunities are already available throughout Vermont for people of all interests and backgrounds.

Pathways to Promising Careers is a revised list of the top high-pay, high-demand jobs projected for Vermont over the next 10 years—and the education/training needed to obtain them. Using the most recent data, the McClure Foundation partnered with the Vermont Department of Labor to identify 60-plus jobs, which are each expected to pay at least $22/hour median wage and to have at least 220 openings over the next decade.

More information about job prospects may be found here: https://mcclurevt.org/most-promising-jobs

This new brochure and online resource will be an important tool for guiding students' college and career choices as well as for adults looking to switch fields.

For organizations and education institutions that connect Vermonters with the training and education needed to fill these jobs, the McClure Foundation is offering funding to support training programs.

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The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) promotes cooperation among the 19 municipalities of the Chittenden County region.