Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife.
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Sep 25, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
Procurement of an economic impact analysis of hunting, fishing, and wildlife watching in Vermont.
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City
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Montpelier
County
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Washington
Address
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1 National Life Dr
Phone Number
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(802) 828-1000
Zip Code
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05602
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife
The meeting focused on legislative policy priorities and budget planning for the upcoming session, including expectations for the new fiscal year. The Committee discussed the Land Use Review Board's upcoming forest fragmentation rule-making process and the importance of public engagement. Significant attention was given to critical habitat designations under Act 181, emphasizing the need for direct communication with affected landowners. Finally, the group reviewed progress on the Grasshopper Sparrow habitat management project at the airport, specifically addressing negotiations with the Federal Aviation Administration regarding potential federal funding clawbacks.
The board discussed several agenda items, including a petition to revise requirements for body gripping traps and a petition to extend the bobcat trapping season. A significant portion of the meeting was dedicated to the Black Bear Rule, specifically discussing the potential second vote, clarifying definitions for control of dogs, and addressing concerns regarding bear management, including the prohibition of intentional take of denning bears or sows with cubs. The Commissioner provided updates on the beaver baffle program and staff appointments, and the board also finalized potential dates for the upcoming October meeting.
Public-sector contacts connected to Vermont Department of Fish and Wildlife.
The Board conducted final votes on multiple rulemaking sections concerning big game reporting, big game tagging, bow and arrow standards, and the use of leashed tracking dogs. Additionally, a Commissioner's update was provided.
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