public safety

From the Mayor's Office:

Join Mayor Mulvaney-Stanak and other City Leaders for a Public Forum on Community Safety. These forums happen bi-monthly, and offer residents an opportunity to hear from City staff, community partners, and experts to discuss health and safety related topics.

The March 13 Forum will focus on hate and bias incidents.

Panelists:

• Julio Thompson, Assistant Attorney General
• Jim Carrier, Journalist and Human Rights Activist
• Big Hartman, Director, Vermont Human Rights Commission
• Melissa Battah, Director, Vermont Interfaith Action  

To contact the Burlington Mayor's Office, visit: www.burlingtonvt.gov/Mayor

From the Mayor's Office:

Join Mayor Mulvaney-Stanak and other City Leaders for a Public Forum on Community Safety. 

Topics include a welcome and community safety updates from the Mayor, anti-violence work and strategies, services and supports for victims and survivors, youth engagement and supporting at-risk youth, and a community question and answer with wrap-up and Information about next forum.

Panelists include Emma Mulvaney-Stanak, Burlington Mayor; Nicole Kubon, Steps To End Domestic Violence Executive Director; Rachel Jolly, CEDO Assistant Director at the Burlington Community Justice Center; Mary McAllister, Burlington Police Department Victim's Advocate; Ali Dieng, former City Councilor and representing Vermont New American Advisory Council (VNAAC); and Ingrid Jonas, Burlington Community Safety Advisor.

To contact the Burlington Mayor's Office, visit: www.burlingtonvt.gov/Mayor

From the Public Safety Communications Task Force:

The Vermont Public Safety Communications Task Force will host two virtual listening sessions to allow the public to influence the future of emergency communications in Vermont. The virtual events will be held on the afternoon of October 22nd and the evening of October 24th.

Act 78, through the FY 2024 appropriations act, recognizes the critical need to safeguard public safety in Vermont. This legislation prioritizes the creation of a more reliable, secure, and interoperable public safety communications system, ensuring that every Vermonter has access to essential public safety services.

The public listening sessions offer an opportunity for the community to offer insight and directly influence the future of public safety communications in Vermont by sharing their experiences and insights. This public input is critical to the process.

For more information visit: www.dps.vermont.gov/committees-boards/communications

From the Mayor's Office:

Join Mayor Mulvaney-Stanak and other City Leaders for a Public Forum on Community Safety.

To contact the Burlington Mayor's Office, visit: www.burlingtonvt.gov/Mayor