Town Meeting 2015

Burlington Ward 8 City Council 02/04/2015

A 3 year seat. Adam Roof (I) and Brock Gibian (D).

Burlington East District Council 02/04/2015

A 2 year seat. Incumbent Ward 1 Councilor Selene Colburn (P) and Carmen Scoles (D).

South Burlington City Council Remaining 3 Year Seat 02/03/2015

A 2 year seat, to complete the term of a departing councilor, includes Tracey Harrington, Thomas Chittenden.

South Burlington City Council 2 and 3 Year Seats - Uncontested 02/03/2015

Uncontested and incumbernt City Councilors Pat Nowak (2yr) and Helen Riehle (3yr) speak to the issues of South Burlington.

South Burlington City Budget Presentation 02/03/2015

City Manager Kevin Dorn is joined by Pat Nowak, Board Chair and Tom Hubbard, Finance Officer to present the proposed 2016 City Budget.

Short Preview of CCTV's Upcoming Candidate Forums for Town Meeting Day 02/02/2015

Rob Reiber - Short Preview of CCTV's Upcoming Candidate Forums for Town Meeting Day

Burlington Democratic Party Caucus 01/11/2015

The Burlington Democratic Committee kicked off the 2015 municipal elections at the Sustainability Academy by nominating its slate of candidates for City-wide office. In front of over 200 Burlington Democrats, City Council President Joan Shannon nominates the Mayor, and Governor Madeleine Kunin introduces Mayor Miro Weinberger and his plan to keep Burlington moving forward. The Democratic candidates for the 2015 Municipal Elections:

Mayoral Candidate:

Mayor Miro Weinberger

Candidates for City Council:

South District: Joan Shannon (City Council President, Incumbent)
North District: Carmen George
Central District: Richard "Terry" Jeroloman
East District: Carmen Scoles
Ward 3: Sarah McCall
Ward 4: Jim Holway
Ward 5: Chip Mason (City Councilor, Incumbent)
Ward 6: Karen Paul (City Councilor, Incumbent)
Ward 7: Tom Ayres (City Councilor, Incumbent)
Ward 8: Brock Gibian

Featured Story

CCTV Receives NEH Grant to Support Community Archives

CCTV Center for Media & Democracy is pleased to announce receipt of a National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH) Humanities Collections and Reference Resources grant alongside 32 peer archival institutions across the country. This $49,927 grant award will support efforts to preserve and expand access to audio/visual community history materials in the CCTV Archives. Read more about this opportunity here!