Transformed section from Perkins Pier to Roundhouse Park includes new pause place; City on track to complete over 1.4 miles of Bike Path in
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Statement from Mayor Miro Weinberger Condemning Attacks on Asian & Pacific Islander Community
Burlington, VT – In response to a surge in racism against Asians and Pacific Islanders around the U.S., Mayor Miro Weinberger released the following
Burlington City Arts Foundation Announces BCA Artist Relief Fund
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: BURLINGTON, VT – To support artists facing unprecedented challenges to their creative practices, the BCA Foundation announces the BCA Artist Relief
Statement from Mayor Miro Weinberger on Board, Commission, and Committee Meetings
Burlington, VT – On March 26, Mayor Weinberger suspended all non-emergency board, commission, and committee meetings through April 15. Today, following the Governor’s extension
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo – The City of Colorado Springs together with El Paso County, El Paso County Public Heal th and 12 members of the Pikes Peak Area Continuum of Care successfully opened a community isolation shelter to serve th ose individuals infected with COVID-19 who are currently experiencing homelessness. The shelter is located at the City A uditorium at 221 E. Kiowa St., which is owned, managed and maintained by the City of Colorado Springs. While the Isolati on shelter is not a medical facility, it does feature nursing care, telehealth services and meals. In order to protect t he health of staff who will interact with guests, staff have been provided face masks, sanitizer, gloves and basic medic al supplies. As for amenities, the isolation shelter has cots, blankets, restrooms, portable showers and hand washing st ations. The shelter can currently house 70 individuals, with the capacity to expand to 100 if needed. The isolation shel ter is a coordinated effort by the Pik
Burlington, VT – This week during daily public briefings, the City forecast that it would be issuing new enforcement measures and road closures consistent
Mayor Miro Weinberger Statement in Response to Vermont COVID-19 Deaths
Burlington, VT – Mayor Miro Weinberger released the following statement in response to the Governor’s announcement regarding two COVID-19 related deaths in Vermont: “I
