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Shelburne Street Roundabout Introduction 08/17/2021

The Vermont Agency of Transportation and the Burlington Department of Public Works are improving roadway conditions for all users along US Route 7 (Shelburne Street) in Burlington, VT. This joint initiative includes street reconstruction and the construction of a new single-lane roundabout at the intersection of US Route 7 (South Willard Street), US ALT Route 7 (Shelburne Street), Ledge Road and Locust Street.

The project also includes the addition of a designated left turn lane onto Ledge Road and the installation of new pedestrian and bicycle facilities. The project will improve signage, street lighting, drainage, stormwater runoff treatment, and relocate and consolidate utility transmissions underground.

Watch the Navigating the Shelburne Street Roundabout video to learn more about driving, biking and walking the new roundabout: cctv.org/watch-tv/programs/navigating-shelburne-street-roundabout.

Update: Shelburne Street Roundabout 08/10/2021

The Vermont Agency of Transportation and the Burlington Department of Public Works are improving roadway conditions for all users along US Route 7 (Shelburne Street) in Burlington, VT. This joint initiative includes street reconstruction and the construction of a new single-lane roundabout at the intersection of US Route 7 (South Willard Street), US ALT Route 7 (Shelburne Street), Ledge Road and Locust Street.

The project also includes the addition of a designated left turn lane onto Ledge Road and the installation of new pedestrian and bicycle facilities. The project will improve signage, street lighting, drainage, stormwater runoff treatment, and relocate and consolidate utility transmissions underground.

Watch the Update: Shelburne Street Roundabout video to learn more about driving, biking and walking the new roundabout. 

Burlington Transportation, Energy, and Utilities Committee 04/27/2021

The Burlington Transportation, Energy, and Utilities Committee studies and makes recommendations to the Burlington City Council on issues concerning all modes of transportation and interrelated development issues; energy plans, rates and other issues; and utility matters regarding, but not limited to, water, sewer, and telecommunications.

For more information on the Transportation, Energy, and Utilities Committee and their current procedures and meeting dates, please visit burlingtonvt.gov/CityCouncil/TEUC.

Burlington Transportation, Energy, and Utilities Committee 03/23/2021

The Burlington Transportation, Energy, and Utilities Committee studies and makes recommendations to the Burlington City Council on issues concerning all modes of transportation and interrelated development issues; energy plans, rates and other issues; and utility matters regarding, but not limited to, water, sewer, and telecommunications.

For more information on the Transportation, Energy, and Utilities Committee and their current procedures and meeting dates, please visit burlingtonvt.gov/CityCouncil/TEUC.

Burlington Transportation, Energy, and Utilities Committee 09/22/2020

This is a remote meeting.

The Transportation, Energy, and Utilities Committee studies and makes recommendations to the Burlington City Council on issues concerning all modes of transportation, and interrelated development issues; energy plans, rates and other issues; and utility matters regarding, but not limited to, water, sewer, and telecommunications.

GMT Proposed Changes in ADA Fares - Public Feedback Requested 03/26/2020

GMT was forced to cancel a number of public meetings due to growing concerns caused by COVID-19. This video outlines the proposed changes. Passengers who would like to provide feedback are asked to do so by April 8, 2020.
 
Email: feedback@ridegmt.com
Phone: 802-540-2537

GMT Proposed Schedule Changes in Washington and Lamoille County - Public Feedback Requested 03/26/2020

GMT was forced to cancel a number of public meetings due to growing concerns caused by COVID-19. This video outlines the proposed changes. Passengers who would like to provide feedback are asked to do so by April 8, 2020.
 
Email: feedback@ridegmt.com
Phone: 802-540-2537

GMT Proposed Schedule Changes in Franklin County - Public Feedback Requested 03/26/2020

GMT was forced to cancel a number of public meetings due to growing concerns caused by COVID-19. This video outlines the proposed changes. Passengers who would like to provide feedback are asked to do so by April 8, 2020.
 
Email: feedback@ridegmt.com
Phone: 802-540-2537

GMT Proposed Schedule Changes in Chittenden County - Public Feedback Requested 03/26/2020

GMT was forced to cancel a number of public meetings due to growing concerns caused by COVID-19. This video outlines the proposed changes. Passengers who would like to provide feedback are asked to do so by April 8, 2020.
 
Email: feedback@ridegmt.com
Phone: 802-540-2537

North Winooski Avenue Corridor Study Update 02/10/2020

Burlington Ward 2 City Councilor Max Tracy and Public Works Senior Transportation Planner Nicole Losch discuss the North Winooski Avenue corridor plans in progress.

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