waterbury town report 2015

7/24/2019 Waterbury Town Report 2015

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TAX STABILIZATION FUND

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BOARD OF LISTERS

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WATERBURY CONSERVATION COMMISSION

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WATERBURY FIRE DEPARTMENT

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Calls by Month

Calls by Town

Calls by Type

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WATERBURY PUBLIC LIBRARY COMMISSIONERS

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LIBRARY DIRECTOR S REPORT

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PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT

Evaluating the Costs and Benefits of Floodplain Protection

Activities in Waterbury, Vermont and Willsboro, New York, Lake Champlain Basin

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TOWN ZONING ADMINISTRATOR S REPORT - 2015

Change of Use

Permit Information

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WATERBURY TREE COMMITTEE

It is the purpose of this advisory group, to promote, protect and enhance public health,

safety and general welfare by supporting activities related to planting, maintenance,

protection and removal of trees, shrubs and other woody material with the public right ofway and in public places within the Town of Waterbury. The group will organize to

monitor pests and invasive species in the Town including education and outreach to the

community.

Invasive Plants and Pests

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CENTRAL VERMONT ADULT BASIC EDUCATION IN WATERBURY

~~~L ocal Partnerships in L earni ng~~~

As parents gain literacy, their children are twice as likely to

grow up literate themselves.

Nearly all students are low income

past

criticalFunding is needed each year from the

private sector and from the towns and cities we serve, or we could not help many of the neighbors

who need education for a better life.

Waterbury Learning Center

www.cvabe.org

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2015 ANNUAL SERVICE REPORT

TOWN OF WATERBURY

Report of CVHHH Services to the Residents of Waterbury

Jan 1, 2015 October 31, 2015*

Program # of Visits

Home Health Care

Hospice Care

Long Term Care

Maternal Child Health

TOTAL VISITS/CONTACTS

TOTAL PATIENTS

TOTAL ADMISSIONS

*Audited figures not available at the time of report submission. Preliminary figures are notexpected to vary significantly.

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Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission2015 ANNUAL REPORT

TOWN OF WATERBURY

Plan Central Vermont

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Our services include:

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Good Beginnings of Central VT 2014-2015 Report

Home Vis i t ing

Mothersin

recoverydepresse

d ordisabled

15%

Program ParticipantDemographics

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In Lov ing Arms

The Nest / Parenting Works hop s

Fatherhood

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Who We Are

Our Services

Individual Special Service Transportation

In FY15, 73 Waterbury residents were provided special transportation services, totaling

4,058 trips and 44,396 total miles driven.

General Public Transportation

In FY15, total statewide GMTA ridership was 376,103

in addition to

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Waterbury General Service Snapshot

Route FY15 Ridership

Thank You

Information

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GREEN UP VERMONT

Town report information for Green Up Day, May 2, 2015

Green Up Vermont is not a State Agency.

Mark your calendar!

May 7, 2016 Green Up Day,

46 years of tradition!

Join with people in your community to clean up for Green Up Day,

always the first Saturday in May.

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HOME SHARE NOW

only

Submitted by Christina Goodwin, Executive Director

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Mad River Resource Management Alliance

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& WELLNESS CLINIC

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Project IndependenceAdult Day Health Services

Phone: 802-476-3630 www.pibarre.org Fax: 802-479-9261

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Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired

Report of Services for the Town of Waterbury

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If you would prefer to receive this information by email, please contact Julia Connell,

Development Coordinator, at [email protected] or (800) 639-5861 ext. 217.

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LEGISLATIVE REPORT

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WATERBURY AMBULANCE SERVICE, INC.

WATERBURY BACKCOUNTRY RESCUE TEAM

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WATERBURY AREA SENIOR CITIZENS ASSOCIATION

Annual Report for Waterbury 2015

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WATERBURY HISTORICAL SOCIETY ANNUAL REPORT

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promote energy efficiency and the use of renewable resources, and to engage our community inreducing carbon emissions in Waterbury, Ve

d for Environmental

Excellence Energy Leadership Award

9th LEAP Energy Fair

10th

LEAP Energy Fair

CBMS gym Saturday, April 9, 2016 from 9 AM to 3 PM

Walk & Bike to School Day.

3rd LEAP Solar Fest

Georgetown University Energy Prize

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Waterbury Record

Walk & Bike to School Day.

NEST

thermostats

solar panels on the roof

everything

Thank you!

Waterbury LEAP Board of Directors

Chair Treasurer

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OFFICIAL BALLOT

ARTICLE IV:

ARTICLE V:

ARTICLE VI:

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