City Of Rutland Board Of Aldermen Board Of Aldermen Meeting
The board discussed various municipal business items, including the referral of job descriptions to the General Committee, authorization for the Board President to co-sign a letter to the Department of Corrections, and the upcoming budget process. Approval was granted for the property transfer of 120 Maple Street and a LIFT grant for The Little BeeHive Childcare Center. The board also addressed infrastructure and utility matters, referring a city-wide speed limit review to the Public Safety Committee and approving loan documents for a sewer separation project and a Service Line Inventory Project. Committee reports included updates on JCI solar projects and amendments to the city charter regarding the Inclusion Officer position, Mayoral succession planning, and the selection process for the City Attorney.
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The board discussed community concerns regarding housing at a property on Evergreen Avenue and received an update from the Mayor concerning upcoming city paving projects. Departmental reports included a review of financial reports for the City and RRA. The Public Safety Committee presented reports regarding Deputy Police Chief compensation and a command staff vacation accrual request, both of which were approved. Under unfinished business, the board adopted ordinances amending and restating regulations on vacant, blighted, and abandoned properties, as well as new ordinances concerning public nuisance properties and non-owner-occupied building registration. Additionally, the board approved a charter amendment proposal to be placed before voters at the upcoming annual City election.
Aug 3, 2026·Board meeting
City Of Rutland Board Of Aldermen Board Of Aldermen Minutes
The Board of Aldermen addressed several administrative and operational items, including the amendment of a Municipal Planning Grant resolution, the launch of the Rutland Catalyst Fund, and authorization to explore alternate carrier options for insurance coverage. Key approvals included the hosting of a radio repeater for the Town of Rutland, permission to apply for a Homeland Security grant, the use of Opioid Settlement funds for specific police vehicles, and the establishment of a memorandum of understanding for the Property and Evidence Custodian position. The Board also reviewed financial reports, discussed proposed ordinances regarding non-owner-occupied buildings and public nuisances, and authorized engineering service agreements for infrastructure projects.
Jul 27, 2026·Board meeting
Rutland City Charter & Ordinance Committee Meeting
The committee reviewed and recommended to the Board of Aldermen the adoption of three proposed ordinances regarding non-owner-occupied building registration, vacant and blighted properties, and public nuisance properties. Additionally, the committee considered proposed charter amendments. The committee discussed enforceability concerns with the city attorney and ultimately voted to advance these recommendations.
