Want to help end one of our state’s most serious housing problems? Take a look at the on-line version of Vermont’s draft plan to end homelessness and share your comments and ideas about solving homelessness among Vermonters.
Community feedback about the future of Burlington made it clear that expanding downtown housing choices is a top priority for residents, employers, and the others who work or play in the city, according planBTV, the city's new draft long-range plan.
“Ways to grow the quantity, diversity, and affordability of the Downtown housing supply is perhaps the single most important component in this plan…” it explains.
After 29 years at VHFA, Sue Joachim decided to retire from her post in the finance department.
Sue played several finance roles while at VHFA, most recently serving as its Accounting Specialist, focusing on accounts payable, cash receipts, and other responsibilities.
VHFA sent Sue off in the agency’s traditional style, with a staff celebration, delicious food and an ode from agency lyricist, Sam Falzone.
Despite the generous recent support of community members, storm damage to the COTS Daystation on July 4th will require even more donations to resume operations.