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The Community and Economic
Development Office is a department of the City of Burlington.
We work with the community to foster economic vitality; preserve
and enhance neighborhoods, quality of life and the environment;
and promote equity and opportunity for all residents of Burlington.
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AmeriCorps*State
Recruiting Underway: Are you interested in
serving as an AmeriCorps member? The City of Burlington’s Center
for Community and Neighborhoods (CCAN) is pleased to announce
the organizations awarded to host Americorps*State members
through the new We All Belong Initiative. [Read
more]
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City of Burlington's Newly Published
Analysis of Impediments
to Fair Housing Choice Now Available. [Read
more]
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2010 Art Hop Registration:
Registration for
this year's South End Art Hop (September 10-11) has begun.
Register online at the SEABA website:
www.seaba.com. [Read
more]
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Jobs & People IV Now
Available: This is the fourth in
a series of Jobs and People Reports that date back to 1984.
This report updates the economic and demographic data on
Burlington’s local and regional economy. [Read
more]
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Exterior Paint
Grants: CEDO
offers exterior paint grants for property owners and tenants in
the Old North End, King Street Neighborhood, and the Lakeside
Community. Applications are available now. [Read
more]
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ARRA TIGER Grant
Award – Burlington Waterfront Access North Project (WFN) The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) announced
on February 17, 2010 that Burlington will receive a major, and
highly sought after, Recovery Act (“Stimulus Bill”) grant. The
$3.15 million award will be used for the “Waterfront North”
project.
[View the
Press Release ] [Read
more]
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Moran Plant Financing
Plan:
The Moran Project financing plan presented to the City
Council in December 2009 is now available for viewing online.
[Read
more]
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CEDO Monthly Activity Report:
The monthly
activity report summarizes staff activities.
[Read
more]
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CEDO's programs are available to all people
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the accessibility of CEDO's programs, contact us at 802·865·7144
/ cedofd@ci.burlington.vt.us.
Site last updated June 17, 2010
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