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Recent Live Events:

Governor Scott and Administration Officials COVID-19 Update

  • April 9, 2021

    Governor Phil Scott and members of the administration hold a media briefing to update Vermonters on the State's response to COVID-19.

In the World of Winooski: One Year of Covid-19

  • April 8, 2021

    Mayor Kristine Lott, City Manager Jessie Baker, and community partners give an update on the impacts of Covid-19 in Winooski, one year later.

Burlington Wards 2 and 3 NPA Meeting

Public Safety Committee and Police Commission Joint Meeting

Winooski Planning Commission

City of Burlington COVID-19 Response Team Update

  • April 7, 2021
    Mayor Miro Weinberger, community partners, and members of the Administration provide an update on the local response to Covid-19. The briefing includes an update on the B.1.1.7 variant in Burlington, important information for Burlingtonians to keep in mind as case numbers remain high, and discussion of BIPOC clinics and Burlington bars.
     
    Mayor Miro Weinberger
     
    Dr. Stephen Leffler, President and Chief Operating Officer of UVM Medical Center
     
    Brian Lowe, City’s Chief Innovation Officer and Covid-19 Response Leader

The 4th Amendment: Understanding Your Rights When Stopped by The Police

  • April 7, 2021
    The kick-off of The People's Law School - a series of free, virtual presentations on contemporary legal topics impacting the lives of Vermonters, such as the Fourth Amendment, representing yourself in small claims court, tenant rights, understanding eligibility for benefits, and family law. The People’s Law School is a partnership of Attorney General T.J. Donovan, the Association of Africans Living in Vermont (AALV), the Vermont Racial Justice Alliance, and the Vermont Institute for Community and International Involvement (VICII), and also supported by ACLU of Vermont and The Caroline Fund, which offers a fund for women and their families in emergency situations and free legal advice to anyone seeking guidance.

Village of Essex Junction Annual Meeting 2021

  • April 7, 2021

    This year's Village Meeting will be held remotely.

    Visit the Village website for more information: EssexJunction.org.

#AbolishSlaveryVT Learning Session

  • April 7, 2021
    While Vermont is widely known to be the first colony to abolish slavery (in 1777), it was only a partial prohibition, applicable to adults reaching a certain age, “unless bound by the person’s own consent, after arriving to such age, or bound by law for the payment of debts, damages, fines, costs, or the like.” Despite subsequent revisions, the Vermont Constitution continues to contain only a partial prohibition on slavery. 
     
    Vermont’s constitution went on to model a similar exception clause in the Thirteenth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. Ratified in 1865, this renowned legislation likewise prohibited slavery within the United States “except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted[.]” 
     
    “In the year 2021, slavery is still allowed, legally, in Vermont’s constitution. We cannot accept this any longer,” said Mark Hughes, Executive Director of the Vermont Racial Justice Alliance. Hughes and racial justice advocates across the state have been working towards a full abolishment of constitutional slavery for years.
     
    In March the Vermont Senate Rules Committee voted in favor (5-0) of PR.2, a proposal to  amend the Vermont constitution with language clarifying that slavery and indentured servitude in any form are prohibited. The proposal will go to the Senate floor on April 9th for a vote. 
     
    “At 244 years old, the Vermont constitution is the grandfather of all constitutional slavery. So this amendment is far more than symbolic,” said Hughes. “We must finish the work that we started last biennium and bring an end to this crime against humanity in our state and in our nation.”
     
    Hughes characterized the current proposal to amend the Vermont constitution “long overdue “ and called on the legislature to also pass a Joint Resolution calling for the repeal and replacement of the 13th amendment of U.S. Constitution. The learning sessions are being offered by the Vermont Racial Justice Alliance to engage the public on the critical issues that impact the advancement of human rights and dignity in Vermont.
     
    In addition to ending constitutional slavery, the Vermont Racial Justice Alliance’s ACT Legislative Agenda for 2021 includes policies to advance economic development, housing and land ownership, health equity and more for American Descendants of Slavery (ADOS). This agenda includes that reintroduction of an act relating to establishing the task force to study and develop reparation proposals for the Institution of chattel slavery (H.287)
     
    Learn more about the Vermont Racial Justice Alliance and sign up for the #AbolishSlaveryVT learning sessions at www.vtracialjusticealliance.org/. 

Burlington Development Review Board

South Burlington Development Review Board

Williston Selectboard

Governor Scott and Administration Officials COVID-19 Update

  • April 6, 2021

    Governor Phil Scott and members of the administration hold a media briefing to update Vermonters on the State's response to COVID-19.

South Burlington City Council & Planning Commission Joint Meeting

South Burlington Planning Commission

  • April 6, 2021

    The South Burlington Planning Commission is a seven member board of South Burlington citizens who are appointed by the City Council. The South Burlington Planning Commission is charged with overseeing revisions to the Land Development Regulations (i.e., Zoning and Subdivision Regulations), undertaking planning studies, and updating the Comprehensive Plan. Planning Commission meetings are open to the public and typically meet at 7:00 pm on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of each month in the City Hall Conference Room, 575 Dorset Street.

    Check the City's website for updated information: www.southburlingtonvt.gov/