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Advocates weigh-in on Scott s budget proposals

Tue, 01/26/2021 - 5:16pm tim Vermont Business Magazine Several community and business organizations have weighed in on Governor Scott s budget address, in which he outlined his plan for spending $6.8 billion. The governor has proposed using $210 million in one-time money on one-time initiatives. Much of that funding is going toward state technology upgrades, housing investments and economic opportunity. Governor Scott Proposes Funding Increase for Vermont Housing & Conservation Board In his Fiscal Year 2022 budget address delivered today, Governor Scott proposed a $20 million increase in funding to the Vermont Housing & Conservation Board (VHCB). The funding would support the well-documented need to create more housing across the state and to accelerate Vermont’s economic recovery while also addressing community needs highlighted by the pandemic.

Final report on Brattleboro community safety released

Don t miss the big stories. Like us on Facebook.   BRATTLEBORO — A report that looks at safety, danger and harm within policing and community safety systems urges action on a variety of measures. “It would be a great disservice and cause further harm to those who so bravely and vulnerably shared their stories, many of which invoke deep pain, fear and trauma, for this review process not to materialize actual change,” Emily Megas-Russell and Shea Witzberger wrote in the 224-page document released Friday. “Our community eagerly awaits the opportunity to explore what is possible in our town, and to get to work making it happen in ways that honor and build on the legacy of this process.”

State Officials Report 86 New COVID Cases, 2 More Deaths

State Officials Report 86 New COVID Cases, 2 More Deaths
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COVID funds used to help fuel tank owners

Using Coronavirus Relief Funds, the state was able to help nearly 200 more people fix or replace above-ground fuel tanks so they could get home heating fuel delivered this winter. In 2017, Vermont passed a law requiring above-ground fuel storage tanks to be inspected every three years. According to Matt Cota, executive director of the Vermont Fuel Dealer Association, inspections were happening at a good pace until the pandemic hit, complicating matters by leaving some with little funds to get their tanks fixed, and creating a situation where neither inspectors nor homeowners felt safe performing or allowing inspections. In October, he said about 1,500 tanks had been “red-tagged,” meaning they couldn’t be filled. After media reports about this issue were circulated, people contacted the state with concerns. Among them was a memo from the Department of Environmental Conservation advising the VFDA that exceptions could be made on a case by case basis.

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