Burlington Select Board approves eleven FY 2027 budgets in unanimous votes
Burlington Select Board unanimously approves eleven FY 2027 departmental budgets and grants a new all-alcohol license to Gameshow Battle Rooms at Burlington Mall.
Burlington Select Board unanimously approves eleven FY 2027 departmental budgets and grants a new all-alcohol license to Gameshow Battle Rooms at Burlington Mall.
The Burlington Select Board approved appointment of Robert Kirchner as Special Officer effective February 26, 2026, on Police Chief Tom Browne's recommendation. The board unanimously backed FY 2027 budgets for nine town departments and offices including Town Meeting and Reports, Select Board and
Burlington Select Board approves two public art projects and eight departmental budgets as transportation program costs raise alarms.
Select Board unanimously greenlights $800,000 snow and ice spending limit. Chairman Michael Espejo's five-member board increased the Department of Public Works' original request by $100,000 based on recent weather, and approved the appointment of Jean Perry to the Council on Aging from three
Burlington Select Board unanimously raised its snow and ice spending authorization to $800,000 and approved two new business licenses at its February 9 meeting.
Select Board unanimously approves firefighter paramedic appointment and reallocates disability funding. Fire Chief Jim Browne recommended Greg Richardson for the firefighter paramedic position, effective January 13, 2026; the board waived the standard 15-day waiting period. Members Michael Espejo,
Burlington Select Board backs six January Town Meeting warrant articles and hires a new firefighter paramedic.
Burlington Select Board votes 5-0 to adopt split residential tax factor, holding average single-family bill increase to $355 for FY26.
Burlington names its first communications officer and approves a 14 percent health insurance rate hike. The Select Board voted unanimously Monday to appoint Laura Zakruski to the newly created communications officer role, effective October 20, following a search that drew more than 115 applicants.
Burlington Select Board unanimously backs $334.8 million high school rebuild for town meeting consideration.
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