Chittenden County, Vermont / Burlington Mayor's Press Conference

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From the Mayor's Office:

Mayor Miro Weinberger, Burlington Electric Department (BED) General Manager Darren Springer, Vermont Agency of Natural Resources Department of Environmental Conservation Commissioner John Beling, Burlington City Councilor Hannah King, and BED Working Crew Leader and Lineworker Ciaran Canavan unveil an important vehicle electrification step on the path toward Net Zero Energy.

Speakers include: Mayor Miro Weinberger; Darren Springer, General Manager, Burlington Electric Department; John Beling, Commissioner, Agency of Natural Resources Department of Environmental Conservation; Hannah King, Burlington City Councilor, Ward 8; Ciaran Canavan, Working Crew Leader and Lineworker, Burlington Electric Department.

8/24/2023

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From the Mayor's Office:

Mayor Miro Weinberger and partners announce and discuss plans for over $22 million in funding from the Department of Transportation’s RAISE Grant program to rebuild Bank, Cherry, Pine, and St. Paul Streets in Downtown Burlington.

From Senator Welch's Office:

Senator Welch joins Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger and local business leaders to celebrate over $22 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s RAISE Grant program to rebuild Bank, Cherry, and Pine Street in Downtown Burlington.

7/6/2023

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From the Mayor's Office:

Mayor Miro Weinberger with Brian Pine, CEDO Director and President of King St. Neighborhood Revitalization Corporation (KSNRC); Paul Dragon, Executive Director, Champlain Valley Office of Economic Opportunity; Sophie Sauvé, Parks Comprehensive Planner, Burlington Parks, Recreation & Waterfront; and Nate Lantieri, Burlington Parks, Recreation & Waterfront Commissioner host the Champlain Street Park Grant award ceremony.

6/27/2023

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From the Mayor's Office:

Mayor Miro Weinberger and BED General Manager Darren Springer issue the City’s 2022 Net Zero Energy Roadmap update. Additionally, partners CarShare Vermont, Champlain Housing Trust, and VLITE are on hand to share information about new electric vehicle (EV) carsharing and public EV car charging opportunities in the Old North End.

With: Mayor Miro Weinberger; Darren Springer, General Manager, Burlington Electric Department; Annie Bourdon, Executive Director, CarShare Vermont; Michael Monte, Chief Executive Officer, Champlain Housing Trust; Gabrielle Malina, Executive Director, VLITE

6/13/2023

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From the Mayor's Office:

Mayor Weinberger and regional partners provide a briefing on the City’s and Chittenden County Homeless Alliance’s Letters of Intent submitted on June 1 in response to the Vermont Department of Child and Family Services’ call for proposals to support homeless response efforts. As Vermont’s most populous city and a community with a robust concentration of resources including state agencies, community health centers, public transportation, MOUD providers, and non-governmental organizations that support basic needs, Burlington expects to shoulder the bulk of the challenge caused by the sudden sunset of the state Economic Services Division (ESD) Motel Program within Chittenden County.

With: Mayor Miro Weinberger; Sarah Russell, Special Assistant to End Homelessness, City of Burlington; Will Towne, Co-Chair of Chittenden County Homeless Alliance; Kim Fitzgerald, Chief Executive Officer, Cathedral Square.

6/5/2023

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From the Mayor's Office:

Today, Mayor Weinberger recognizes the awardees of the City’s $1 million in targeted ARPA grants to Burlington non-profit organizations serving residents and industries who were hardest hit by the COVID pandemic and are sustaining the long-term repercussions. Burlington’s Office of Business & Workforce Development administered this grant program, and awardees were chosen by a review committee focused on selecting organizations strongly serving Burlington, minority community members, and whose mission and work impacts communities, households, individuals, and industries most impacted by the pandemic.

Joining Mayor Weinberger are members of the Burlington non-profit organizations awarded grants: AALV, BCA Foundation, Burlington Children’s Space, Community Health Centers, CVOEO, Feeding Chittenden, Habitat for Humanity, HANDS, Heineberg Senior Center, Joint Urban Ministry, King Street Center, Mercy Connections, New Moon, ONE Arts, Inc, Peaopl’s Kitchen, Pine Forest Children’s Center, Pride Center, Somali Bantu Community, The Family Room, The Turning Point, Vermonters for Criminal Justice Reform, Vermont Adult Learning, VT New American Council, and VT Racial Justice Alliance.

5/3/2023

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From the Mayor's Office:

Mayor Miro Weinberger and community partners provide an update about the progress of the Elmwood Emergency Shelter Community.

WHO:

Mayor Miro Weinberger

Brian Pine, CEDO Director, City of Burlington

Michael Monte, Champlain Housing Trust CEO

Samantha Dunn, Asst. Director for Community Works, City of Burlington

2/6/2023

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From the City of Burlington:

Mayor Miro Weinberger and local leaders from healthcare and service organizations, labor, and the local business community share their concern and opposition of the proposed charger change on the Burlington Town Meeting Day Ballot that, if passed, would create a new independent department of the City for police oversight.

WHO:

Mayor Miro Weinberger

Matthew MacNeil, Director of Evaluation and Outcomes, Howard Center

Damion Gilbert, AFSCME Local 1343 President

Representative of University of Vermont Medical Center

Catherine Davis, President, Lake Champlain Chamber

Kelly Divine, Executive Director, Burlington Business Association

Ben Traverse, Ward 5 City Councilor

2/2/2023

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From the City of Burlington:

Mayor Miro Weinberger and local leaders discuss ambitious new climate policies that will help the City of Burlington pursue its bold Net Zero Energy by 2023 goal.

WHO:

Mayor Miro Weinberger

Darren Springer, General Manager, Burlington Electric Department

Bill Ward, Director, Burlington Department of Permitting and Inspections

Russ Scully, Owner and Developer, Hula Lakeside

Chenoa Hunt and Finley O’Neill, Burlington High School

Cristina Garcia, Caytie Campbell-Orrock, Directors, Building Electrification Institute (BEI)

Johanna Miller, Energy and Climate Action Program Director, Vermont Natural Resources Council (VNRC)

Peter Sterling, Executive Director, Renewable Energy Vermont (REV)

Paul Burns, Executive Director, Vermont Public Interest Research Group (VPIRG)

1/24/2023

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From the City of Burlington:

Mayor Miro Weinberger and Burlington Electric Department (BED), joined by partners from Rewiring America, the nation’s leading electrification nonprofit, Key Chevrolet, a member of BED’s Preferred Electric Vehicle Dealership Network, and the Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA), announce new and expanded opportunities for Burlingtonians to advance strategic electrification.

Mayor Miro Weinberger

Darren Springer, General Manager, Burlington Electric Department

Rahul Young, Director, Local Engagement at Rewiring America

Sophie Ferrone, Assistant Sales Manager, Key Chevrolet

Maura Collins, Executive Director, Vermont Housing Finance Agency

1/11/2023

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From the City of Burlington:

Mayor Miro Weinberger and CityPlace Partners provide an update on the start of construction at the site of the former mall. On November 2, Mayor Weinberger and CityPlace Partners signed the Second Amended and Restated Development Agreement (ARDA 2.0) as approved by the Burlington City Council, and on November 9 the Department of Public Works approved the Building Permit, allowing construction to commence.

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From the City of Burlington:

The City of Burlington and Friends of the Frame will host a ribbon cutting event at the new Moran FRAME on the Burlington waterfront, and unveil the new lighting, swings, and paths ready for public use and enjoyment around the reimagined steel superstructure of the former J. Edward Moran Municipal Generating Station.

11/15/2022

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From the City of Burlington:

Mayor Miro Weinberger announces his appointment, Kim Carson, for the City of Burlington’s next Director of Racial Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging. The appointment will be before the Burlington City Council for approval at their regular meeting on Monday, November 7.

11/3/2022

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From the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development:

HUD leadership joins Mayor Miro Weinberger and community partners to mark progress in rehousing homeless and creating more affordable housing for the city under HUD’s House America Initiative.

House America leverages funding from the American Rescue Plan, federal, state, and local resources to re-house at least 100,000 households experiencing homelessness nationwide and add at least 20,000 new units of affordable housing into the development pipeline by December 31, 2022. Within those national goals, the City of Burlington set and has achieved local re-housing and unit creation goals.

Miro Weinberger, Mayor, City of Burlington

Juana Matias, Regional Administrator, HUD New England

Kerri Duquette Hoffman, VT Agency of Human Services – Field Services Director

Mike Monte, Champlain Housing Trust – Executive Director

11/1/2022

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From the City of Burlington:

The Burlington International Airport opens the new integrated terminal featuring a singular Transportation Security (TSA) checkpoint, expanded passenger seating, and improved amenities, all while while reducing BTV’s carbon footprint.

10/6/2022

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From the City of Burlington:

Mayor Miro Weinberger and Police Chief Jon Murad provide an update about the Police Department Rebuilding Plan.

8/8/2022

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