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Census ID
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194169
Employee FTE
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142.3
Population
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11,872
Procurement Hell Score
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58 / 100
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Town of Brattleboro
The board discussed a grant for the preservation trust and received an update on the Street Bridge project, including archaeological findings and future construction timelines. The board reviewed the town plan approval process and discussed the status of the Pikes Falls natural area. Furthermore, the meeting involved the review of four bids for a Town Hall painting project, leading to the selection of a contractor. Finally, the board began evaluating proposals for an updated road erosion inventory as required by the Vermont Clean Water Act.
The Select Board conducted a regular meeting covering various town operations. Key actions included approving several liquor and tobacco license renewals, awarding multiple bids for equipment replacements—including a tractor and utility vehicles—as part of the capital plan, and approving the town's record retention policy. The Board also ratified tax rates for fiscal year 2027, adopted recommendations from the EMS subcommittee, and formally dissolved the subcommittee. Additionally, the Board discussed local housing development, the town's vacant building ordinance, and directed the town manager to advocate for the continuation of obstetric services at the local hospital.
The board approved payment for several financial warrants, covering general expenses, cemetery funds, conservation commission costs, and payroll. Discussions included positive feedback on recent election operations and the quality of documentation in a recent local development case. The board received an update on a billing discrepancy with a communication company. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to addressing public concerns regarding traffic safety and speeding in the town center, with the board and public evaluating various traffic calming measures, such as speed bumps, signage, and data collection to guide future decisions.
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