- Any -AdvocacyARPAFFAMACRMS September 25, 2023 VLCT Recognizes 2023 Champions of Local Government The Vermont League of Cities and Towns (VLCT) recognized important champions of municipal government on Tuesday, September 26 at Town Fair 2023 in South Burlington: Moretown resident Karen Horn, Barre... September 23, 2023 Broken or Flood Damaged EV Charger? Use This One-Time Grant! Did your municipality's electric vehicle (EV) charging station sustain damage during this summer's floods or is it broken or non-operational for another reason? Now is the time to apply for funding to... September 23, 2023 FEMA Extends Flood Disaster Incident Period to July 21, 2023 Email flood recovery or FEMA PA program questions to: ADM.2023floods@Vermont.gov . For help with debris removal, call Vermont Emergency Management at 1-800-347-0488. FEMA has extended the incident... September 23, 2023 2024 Urban and Community Forestry Grants Available The Vermont Urban and Community Forestry Program (VT UCF) has opened its 2024 grant program ! With nearly $500,000 to award, VT UCF is now accepting applications in three grant categories: 2024... September 21, 2023 Communicating Wastewater 2-Day Workshop Join the Environmental Finance Center (EFC) West for a fun and free 2-day workshop to explore why protecting our water is so challenging and how we can change the narrative to support positive action... September 19, 2023 VLCT Equity Committee Nominations Open The Vermont League of Cities and Towns seeks volunteers to join the VLCT Equity Committee to help us center justice, equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging in all aspects of local government. VLCT... September 14, 2023 New Unemployment Mandate for Small Municipalities & Nonprofits MEMORANDUM TO: VLCT Members FROM: Ted Brady – Executive Director, VT League of Cities & Towns DATE: September 15, 2023 RE: ACT 76 – New Unemployment Mandate for Small Nonprofits In 2023 the Vermont... September 7, 2023 Debris Management in and along Rivers and Streams For help with debris removal, call Vermont Emergency Management at 1-800-347-0488. This summer's floods have deposited unwanted natural and human-made debris. After a Flood - River and Stream Debris... Load More PDF/Print Page
