Public Works Director at City of Winooski
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Aug 13, 2026
Sep 17, 2026
Procurement of architectural and engineering services for the renovation of the Winooski Police Station, including design development, construction documents, permitting, and bidding support.
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The council meeting addressed several operational and financial matters. Key items included a joint session with the Winooski School District to discuss legislative priorities, budget initiatives, and the ongoing merger study. Town Meeting TV presented a report on the previous year's coverage and requested continued financial support. The treasurer provided the fiscal year 2026 quarter four and fiscal year 2027 quarter one reports, highlighting stable finances and the need to close out the Main Street Revitalization Project. Additionally, the council reviewed various resolutions, including those for Small Business Saturday, National Native American Heritage Month, and Veterans and Military Families Month, along with finance commission appointments and warrant approvals for payroll and accounts payable.
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The committee discussed options for commission structure, ultimately preferring a two-group configuration comprising Finance, MIC, and SHCP, along with Housing, Planning, and I&B. They expressed support for an ad-hoc committee for occasional issues. City Council liaison updates included a reminder about the upcoming election and the beginning of the budget process. City staff provided updates on seasonal project wrapping, specifically the Main Street project, the hotel/housing development on Abenaki Way, the Burlington-Winooski Bridge procurement process, and upcoming work on the Capital Plans.
The council agenda included several items for discussion and approval, such as a Longevity Bonus Pay Policy, a Leave Pool Policy, and a fundraising campaign for the 111 Weaver Street Fire House Annex. Key discussions also featured a Burlington Airport noise mitigation update and Fiscal Year 28 budget planning. Additional administrative approvals were sought for a payroll warrant, accounts payable warrants, an Energy Efficiency Day resolution, the designation of a Vermont League of Cities and Towns annual meeting voting delegate, and a Short-Term Public Art Policy. The meeting also included an executive session regarding the City Manager evaluation process.
The council discussed various community matters, including public feedback on parking citations and a request for a streetlight. Several consent agenda items were approved, such as payroll warrants, event permits, and a resolution for Hispanic Heritage Month. Councilors reported on activities from various commissions, including housing, finance, and municipal infrastructure. City updates were provided regarding the Comprehensive Plan and road repair schedules. Specific action items included approving a grant agreement for Casavant Natural Area pedestrian access, discussing proposed policies for non-union longevity bonuses and a leave pool, authorizing a reserve fund request for staff training, and initiating a process to solicit commission feedback regarding a restructuring of boards and committees.
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