Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Richmond Volunteer Fire Department.
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Nov 12, 2026
Replacement of asphalt shingle roof for the Richmond Fire Department Building.
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City
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Richmond
County
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Chittenden
Phone Number
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802-434-2002
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
05477
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Richmond Volunteer Fire Department
The Richmond Town Plan 2026-2034 serves as a comprehensive guide for the community's future. It focuses on preserving the town's natural and working landscapes, village character, and community spirit, while expanding opportunities, improving access, and strengthening resilience for all residents. The plan addresses key areas including community development, economic vitality, education, emergency resilience, energy and climate change, future land use, historic resources, housing, natural resources, transportation, and public utilities and safety. Its intended outcomes are to navigate challenges such as housing affordability and climate impacts, ensuring Richmond remains a livable and thriving small town.
The board conducted a reorganization session, including the selection of a Chair, Vice Chair, and Board Secretary. Key agenda items included a public hearing on the FY27 Capital Plan, the appointment of a Delinquent Tax Collector, and approval of committee appointments to the Conservation Commission. The board also reviewed requests for community events, including the use of Town Center for the Radiate Art Crawl and road closures for the Round Church Women's Run. Financial decisions included approving funds for a pavilion design at Volunteers Green, parking lot materials for Browns Court, conservation equipment, and a water heater repair for the library. Additionally, the board discussed setting a date for a special meeting regarding traffic ordinance amendments.
The agenda included discussions on the conclusion of the display period for the Black Lives Matter sign and flag, the potential use of Conservation Reserve Funds for tree planting, and an update regarding the Data Across Sectors for Health grant. Key business items involved considering amendments to zoning regulations for property owner exemptions, applying for the VTrans Bike and Pedestrian Grant, selecting a contractor for the library heating project, and reviewing health insurance for town staff. The board also addressed updates on the FY21 tax installment, the FY22 budget process, the VLCT Town Fair, infrastructure projects on Bridge Street and Dugway Road, and the ongoing police chief hiring process.
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