Town Meeting Day
Vermont voters are set to decide on local officials, infrastructure upgrades, school budgets and more.
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Most recent Town Meeting Day coverage
Bethel and Royalton voters again reject $3.8 million school bond
“Certainly at this point, I think our constituents have indicated that they’re not in a position to approve a bond that’s going to result in any kind of tax increase,” the superintendent said.
As Barre voters prepare to weigh in on this year’s budget, flood woes from years past still linger
Flood-related expenses and lost revenue could resound for years — and not just in Barre.
Brattleboro sees more division than subtraction in efforts to cut defeated budget
Local leaders are split over the idea of a municipal hiring freeze as they aim to reduce a $25 million spending plan for the coming fiscal year that would raise taxes by 12%.
Vermont towns continue to grapple with allowing ATVs on local roads
Last week, two towns approved ballot items in favor of either developing or expanding ordinances to allow ATVs on town roads. Two others voted against creating such an ordinance.
Despite a tumultuous moment for education, the vast majority of school budgets pass
According to preliminary results, nine districts voted down school budgets on Town Meeting Day.
Several Vermont Town Meetings call on the state to guard against ‘federal overreach’
At least eight communities voiced support for an advisory article seeking help from Gov. Phil Scott, while six other municipalities split on a resolution addressing the treatment of Palestinians.
Fairfax residents vote to keep town manager position
The results are sure to be a relief for the town’s current and incoming selectboard members, who were prepared to take over the town manager’s many duties and responsibilities.
Rutland City votes for incumbent Mayor Mike Doenges in decisive victory
Rutland City voters ultimately sided with the incumbent who promised to continue progress on innovative development in the city.
Voters elect Bennington Select Board members who hope to advance development projects
The election results will help set the board’s direction after months of acrimony among board members and some members of the public.
Burlington voters approve water bonds, gun control and eviction measures by large margins
More than 80% of voters supported the water bonds and a measure to ban guns in establishments that sell alcohol.
Democrats keep their majority on Burlington City Council
While the council will now have two new members, its political makeup remains unchanged.
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