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Charlotters remember Louise McCarren

Town considers noise rules as complaints return

Charlotte considers noise rules as shooting range complaints return

Charlotte hopes to fix damaged Dorset Street bridge by end of next week

The town plans to spend $21,300 to repair the structure, which has been closed since April 25.

Charlotte residents weigh town manager role

In Charlotte, a resident-led petition to change to a town manager form of government is gaining traction, with over 200 signatures in favor of the switch.

Charlotte Selectboard back to the drawing board after voters reject budget

Since voting down a proposed $2.9 million budget on Town Meeting Day, residents at recent selectboard meetings have raised concerns about fiscal management and transparency.

Charlotte investigates town-run fire, rescue

Charlotte may soon establish its own municipal fire and rescue department, according to selectboard members, upending the private-public partnership between the town and the nonprofit Charlotte Volunteer Fire and Rescue

Town Meeting Day 2022 voting results for Chittenden County

Two Chittenden County towns are voting on cannabis sales in addition to the typical municipal budgets and offices. Burlington has five ballot items.

Vermont Town Meeting Day 2022: What's happening in your community

Here's what's on the ballots across Chittenden County for voting on March 1, 2022.

Charlotte voters will decide future of land use

Voters will decide the future of East Charlotte Village’s commercial district during Town Meeting Day. The town’s selectboard unanimously chose to put to vote the issue of whether the size of the district should grow to allow for development. At a Jan. 25 meeting, the selectboard also opted to let residents vote on whether the town land use regulations should be amended, clarifying current rules for on-farm business. Member Louise McCarren was the lone dissenting voice, with all four of her colleagues voting to put the issue on March ballots. “I had heard so much from people that it wasn’t ready,” McCarren later said about her vote. “I normally would have said let the townspeople decide. I absolutely support development in East Charlotte.”