Main Street

Main Street Great Streets Project Meeting 02/15/2024

From the City of Burlington:

The Great Streets Initiative is a culmination of many years of planning and project development, including the public vote in March of 2015 to use the City’s downtown TIF district to make new investments in the downtown’s public infrastructure, to ensure that Burlington residents have a downtown that is a vibrant, walkable, and sustainable urban center.

Through this initiative, we advance several key projects envisioned by plans such as Imagine City Hall Park, planBTV Downtown and Waterfront Master Plan, and the Transportation Plan.

For more information visit: https://greatstreetsbtv.com/

Public Informational Meeting: Main Street Concepts 04/28/2022

This is a public meeting to present design concepts for the Burlington's Main Street revitalization project.

For more info: greatstreetsbtv.com

Public Informational Meeting: Great Streets – Main Street 02/01/2022

This is a public meeting to present information on the City’s Great Streets – Main Street project: an effort that seeks to redevelop Main Street between Battery Street and South Union Street.

In the World of Winooski: The Main Street Revitalization Project 04/24/2018

Mayor Seth Leonard is joined by Jessie Baker (City Manager) and Kristine Lott (City Councilor) to preview the Special Vote on May 8th regarding the Main Street Revitalization Project.

Click here to view the detailed press release regarding this project: http://bit.ly/mainstPR

For more information: www.WinooskiVT.org or Follow on Facebook | DowntownWinooski.org | WinooskiRec.com

Winooski Main Street Revitalization Presentation for Bond Vote 04/24/2018

The City of Winooski presents a public presentation on Main Street Revitalization. A Special Election Bond Vote will take place on May 8, 2018.

Click here to view the detailed press release regarding this project: http://bit.ly/mainstPR
Main Street Revitalization Bond Vote Community Dinner
The O’Brien Community Center (32 Malletts Bay Ave.)

The agenda for this event is as follows:

• Introduction by Mayor Seth Leonard
• Project overview by VHB (partner engineering firm)
• Closing statement and Q & A with Winooski Mayor, Seth Leonard, City Manager, Jessie Baker, and Public Works Director, Jon Rauscher

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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!