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Posted
Oct 8, 2026
Nov 5, 2026
Construction services are requested for the West Burke Village Wastewater Project, including 5,600 lf of 2" HDPE sewer force main, 27 property connections, two subsurface drip disposal fields, and pavement restoration.
Posted
Aug 19, 2026
Oct 16, 2026
The Reduce Reuse Pilot Grants are awarded by the Solid Waste Program of the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation to meet the goals of the 2023 Vermont Materials Management Plan. According to 10 V.S.A. § 6604(a)(1)(B) “The [Vermont solid management waste] plan shall promote…the greatest feasible reduction in the amount of waste generated.” The overall generation of waste reflects all materials that Vermonters use and discard—whether through disposal in the trash or through alternatives that divert materials from the trash, such as reuse, repair, recycling, and composting. Goals of this grant program: 1. Increase waste reduction through use of durables, reuse and/or repair. 2. Build infrastructure that supports widespread adoption of reuse and/or repair in Vermont. 3. Encourage innovation through testing or expanding new approaches, systems, or technologies that help achieve the first two goals.
Posted
Jun 25, 2026
Dec 31, 2026
This Request for Applications (RFA) will allocate remaining Volkswagen Environmental Mitigation Trust funds to projects that cost-effectively reduce NOx emissions from mobile sources and demonstrate feasibility of all‑electric heavy‑duty vehicles and equipment. DEC seeks proposals for all‑electric replacement or repower projects across eligible mitigation actions (e.g., Class 4–8 local freight trucks, school/shuttle/transit buses, freight switchers, ferries/tugboats, airport ground support equipment, and forklifts). Up to $5,909,575 is available for project work (projects to be completed by June 30, 2028) with rolling contract performance through December 31, 2026, and eligibility and funding limits varying by applicant type (government‑owned up to 85%, privately‑owned up to 75%).
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City
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Montpelier
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Washington
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1 National Life Dr
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(802) 828-1556
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05602
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Board meetings and strategic plans from Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
The meeting centered on establishing a formal definition for environmental justice complaints to guide agency compliance. Discussions addressed the development of a centralized environmental justice complaint intake system and the creation of a task group to manage it. Additionally, the meeting covered the community engagement plan and the upcoming technical assistance rollout.
The public meeting focused on the draft construction air permit for the air quality and climate division at the Coventry Landfill. Key discussion topics included the proposed operation of a Surface Active Foam Fractionation (SAF) system from a closed-loop to an open-loop process, concerns regarding PFAS emissions and the lack of comprehensive air monitoring, the potential environmental and health impacts on the surrounding communities, and requests for more robust pollution control and testing requirements prior to granting the permit.
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The committee meeting focused on gathering information regarding state administration of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP). Discussions included feedback on FEMA and other states' permitting programs, a presentation on Michigan's state-level NFIP administration, and an in-depth review of the Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation's (VTDEC) River Corridor and Floodplain Management program. The committee also explored the potential for expanded state regulation, Community Assistance Visits (CAVs), the Community Rating System (CRS), and Flood Safety Act implementation. Future meeting topics were finalized, with plans to consult with the Vermont League of Cities and Towns.
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