The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission's survey of residents' attitudes toward transportation showed that resid
In the 10 years between 1996 and 2006, the percentage of land cover change in Vermont counties ranged from a low of 0.19% in Grand Isle to 2.79% in E
Burlington city officials received over 600 comments from it’s residents, employees, visitors, and partner organizations on a draft plan to guide d
The Vermont Department for Children and Families recently synthesized input from a variety of stakeholders, including VHFA Policy and Planning Mana
The Vermont Council on Homelessness has been working on writing a new Plan to End Homelessness and just released a draft for public comment.
EPA's Building Blocks for Sustainable Communities program will be offering free technical assistance to commu
To help guide its re-evaluation of the Vermont “Downtown Program” (including the new town centers, growth centers, and Vermont neighborhood de
The ECOS (Environment. Community. Opportunity.
A year ago since Tropical Storm Irene, Vermonters are coming to terms with the fact that extreme weather events will undoubtedly become more frequent. In response, the Institute for Sustainable Communities, a Montpelier-based nonprofit, is launching a new project called "Resilient Vermont". The goal of the project is to enhance Vermont’s ability to build on lessons learned from last year’s disasters and increase the state’s ability to adapt.
