American Rescue Plan Act - Community Input Survey
On March 11, President Joe Biden signed the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) into law, awarding millions of dollars directly to cities.
As a result, the City of Burlington has over $15 million to invest in projects that the community selects. According to the federal guidelines, these funds must be used for projects that respond to the health crisis; address racial and economic inequities; support broadband access and improve water systems, and/or support tourism.
The City has identified several projects that are eligible to be funded using ARPA money and have the opportunity to positively impact Burlington by meeting a number of high-priority goals. If you live, work, or own a business or property in Burlington, you can provide feedback and help determine where the money gets invested.
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TODAY: Essex Junction Votes on Independence
Voters in the Village of Essex Junction will decide whether or not to adopt a municipal charter that would separate the village from the Town of Essex and transform it into an independent city. Polls are open from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm. Learn more about today's vote.
We'll share election results as soon as we can. Visit our website and/or follow us on social media for updates.
Town Meeting TV SCORES Exclusive Coverage of Semifinal Soccer Game
Although no members of the public can attend today's state playoff semifinal match between Winooski and Enosburg Falls high schools in response to racist comments about Winooski athletes at previous games, you can watch today's 3:30 pm Winooski - Enosburg Soccer Game on Town Meeting TV's YouTube Channel. Livestream the game here. |