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City
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Hardwick
County
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Caledonia
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
802-472-5482
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
05843
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Hardwick Fire Department
The Board received detailed reports regarding ongoing municipal infrastructure projects, including FEMA-funded bridge work and rail restoration, alongside police department operational updates and electrical utility financial status reports. Key actions included the approval of the annual internal financial controls checklist and several liquor license renewals. The Board made multiple appointments to town committees, including the Hardwick Planning Commission, the Development Review Board, the Town Meeting Task Force, and the Jackson Dam Steering Committee. Additional approvals were granted for the selection of a demolition contractor, a paving contractor, and a bridge loan for Salvation Farms. The Board also initiated a traffic ordinance amendment to lower the speed limit on Dimick Road and authorized the exploration of a temporary site for a public skatepark. Discussions concluded with considerations for future public engagement policies and strategic staffing needs for the Community Development Coordinator position.
The Select Board reviewed various administrative and project-related reports, including updates from the Town Manager on infrastructure projects such as bridge removal and sewer upgrades, and the Road Foreman on seasonal maintenance activities. Key actions included selecting the location for the 2026 Town Meeting, approving budget language for the Buffalo Mountain Town Forest acquisition, authorizing vault-related expenses for the Town Clerk, and adopting CDBG-DR grant resolutions. The Board also addressed the final payment for the Town House renovation, appointed new library trustees, discussed the management of town composting pods, approved loan documents for lift stations, and finalized the FY27 budget for presentation to voters.
This document outlines the Town of Hardwick's flood recovery and resilience strategy for 2023-2026, employing a targeted five-neighborhood approach. The strategy is designed to guide response, recovery, and future investments by addressing the distinct risks and needs of each area. Key initiatives include town-wide projects such as river modeling, updates to Unified Development Bylaws, enhancements to emergency alert systems, and comprehensive community education, alongside tailored projects for specific neighborhoods. The plan aims to integrate engineering, land use decisions, emergency response, and community engagement to bolster both physical infrastructure and social capacity against flood impacts.
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