Burlington businesses and city councilors plead for Main Street construction changes for holidays
The key concern is that starting around Dec. 9, the intersection of South Winooski Avenue and Main Street will be closed for an eight-week period.
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Combined investment of C$17 million to help city of Burlington improve transit services
The funding will help the city purchase new buses, expand routes and improve digital signage at Burlington Transit bus stops.
Times News7h
Burlington City Council to hold three public hearings on rezoning requests
The Burlington City Council will hold three public hearings on rezoning requests at its meeting tonight at 7 p.m.
pentictonherald3d
Building Burlington's Future: Mayor's Speaker Series Talks Population Growth and Need for Lower-Cost Housing
On November 12, Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward held an event at the Burlington Performing Arts Centre (BPAC) where she was joined by three guest speakers to discuss the anticipated population ...
bayobserver6d
Burlington transit to undergo $17 million expansion along with rollout of E-Buses
Burlington will be taking steps towards the electrification of its transit fleet with the announcement of a $17 million joint ...
Channel Zero3d
$17M being invested to expand Burlington’s public transit fleet
The City of Burlington announced Tuesday that it will invest nearly $17 million into an improved and "greener" public transit ...
Burlington City Council vote on graffiti policy postponed until December
The ordinance would allow people to sue if they can prove someone vandalized public property with hateful or malicious intent ...
Skagit Valley Herald3d
Burlington opts not to raise city property taxes
The Burlington City Council opted Thursday not to increase city property taxes in 2025. The council, however, did pass an ordinance necessary to collect $56,000 in new construction tax money as well ...
WCAX35d
Burlington water infrastructure bond proposals expected to exceed $200M
Burlington City Council President Ben Traverse, D-Ward 5, worries the increases are not sustainable. “Burlington taxpayers can’t afford that, so we’re going to have to hear more commitment ...