Fed up with dog-doo, Burlington apartments resort to DNA tracing
Fed up with dog-doo, Burlington apartments resort to DNA tracing
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How Vermont Housing scams have risen over the past few years
Housing scams in Vermont doubled during pandemic
Burlington to Build 'Shelter Pods' for Homeless, Review Encampment Policy
The City of Burlington will use federal coronavirus relief funds to build a community of "shelter pods" for unhoused residents. The nearly $3 million plan, which won unanimous support from Burlington city councilors Monday night, also calls for hiring a new city staffer to help end chronic homelessness.
Vermont gets $2.66 million for OVW programs addressing sexual and domestic violence
Published in VermontBiz
Weinberger releases plan to fulfill promise of housing as a human right
Published by VermontBiz
Coalition forms to lobby Vermont Legislature on just cause eviction measures
Published by WAMC Northeast Public Radio
Because of the housing safety veto, people are at risk
This commentary by Paul Dragon was published in VT Digger on 10/24/21. The Housing Safety Bill (S.79) would have made much-needed changes in how health and safety is enforced in rental housing by shifting health inspections from mostly volunteer, town-based town health officers to the State Division of Fire Safety.