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Conservation Commission approves snag retention on Sawmill Brook

Burlington Conservation Commission approves dead tree snag retention at Freeport Drive. The commission approved retention of nine dead trees as snags at 37 Freeport Drive on Sawmill Brook rather than replanting, with Assistant Conservation Administrator Lucy Hansen confirming the trees were dead.

Committee approves survey postcard mailing to all households

Committee approves resident survey postcard. The Burlington Government Review Committee voted 10-1 to authorize mailing a survey postcard to all town households as part of its ongoing governance review, with Myrna Saltman opposing on cost and timing grounds. The committee received a presentation

Burlington Government Review Committee Approves Postcard Mailer for 10,400 Households

Burlington's Government Review Committee approved a full-color informational postcard to be mailed to approximately 10,400 households and heard an extended briefing from Collins Center consultants on executive branch functions as the committee advances its charter review work.

BYFS Board approves prior minutes; hears director's report on caseload and staffing.

The Burlington Youth and Family Services Board approved its September 15 minutes and heard Executive Director David Lankford report a caseload of 118 individuals across 24 families and 30 individual cases, with fee collection of $5,687 since the last meeting. Basic Needs support prevented two to

Burlington Recreation Commission Weighs Record $4 Million Simons Park Renovation for FY27

Burlington Recreation Commission opens talks on a $4 million Simons Park overhaul, its largest capital request ever.