Burlington Asks Again for State Help With Public Safety Problems
The 10-point resolution asks Vermont to help coordinate law enforcement, public health and a 100-bed shelter to address homelessness and related crime.
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Burlington looks to the state for help combating homelessness and drug use downtown
Burlington city councilors approved a resolution Monday asking the governor to direct state resources toward the city. Read the story on VTDigger here: Burlington looks to the state for help combating homelessness and drug use downtown.
Burlington Asks Again for State Help With Public Safety Problems
In a rare moment of consensus, Burlington city councilors on Monday joined with Mayor Emma Mulvaney-Stanak to call on Gov. Phil Scott to take immediate action to help the Queen City with its issues around homelessness and public safety. The resolution passed unanimously by voice vote with councilors Carter Neubieser (P-Ward 1) and Gene Bergman (Ward-2) absent. The measure asks Scott to help open more shelter space in Chittenden County, extend t…
City councilors want State to help fund new homeless shelter, expand homeless hotel program, pay for psych beds
Among the most immediate requests is state assistance in establishing a 100-bed, low-barrier, year-round homeless shelter somewhere in Chittenden County before winter.
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