Learn more about the past, present, and future of the Global Warming Solutions Fund.

The Vermont River Conservancy and the Planning Department will be holding a weeding party at the 250 Birge Street Restored Floodplain on July 26 from 4 to 5 p.m. 

The Town of Brattleboro and SLR International Corporation are conducting a corridor plan for Canal Street/Route 5, from the Hinsdale Bridge to Exit 1 on I-91. Visit the project page here. The project team will be hosting a public workshop on the corridor plan on June 27, 2024 from 6 to 7:30 p.m. The workshop will be held in the Selectboard Room in the Municipal Center (230 Main Street, Brattleboro).  The objectives of the plan include: Plan a variety of improvements that will allow the corridor to safely support walking, biking, wheeling, and riding the bus; Identify opportunities to improve the quality of the

Amtrak is inviting the public to the groundbreaking ceremony of the new Brattleboro Train Station! 

Learn about sustainability efforts throughout town and the farm/food system this April.

The open house is happening on April 18 at 5:30 p.m. in Oak Grove School’s library.

Beginning this construction season, anyone performing excavation work in the Town of Brattleboro right-of-way or on systems involving Town infrastructure must have an Excavation and Trench Permit.

Join the upcoming Traffic Safety Commission meeting for a discussion on the updated designs.

The Town of Brattleboro is considering improvements to the intersection of Green Street and High Street.

The Housing Coalition of Southeastern Vermont has published two resources about housing in the state: one for creating housing in Windham County and one for those seeking housing.

The Town of Brattleboro is considering improvements to the intersection of Green Street and High Street and invites you to join a public forum on Nov. 29.

After four rounds in a March Madness-style tournament against 15 other North American cities, Brattleboro won the title Strongest Town in North America on April 14. Voters from an international audience of millions selected Brattleboro to win the eighth annual Strongest Town Contest based on its dedication to Strong Towns principles, such as transparent local accounting, building safe and productive streets, encouraging incremental housing, eliminating parking mandates, and ending highway expansions.   On October 6, Strong Towns published a video feature on YouTube showcasing what it is that makes Brattleboro unique. 

Earlier this year, the Town of Brattleboro made strides toward environmental sustainability by transitioning some of its gas-powered handheld tools to eco-friendly, electric-powered alternatives. By adopting greener gear, the Town aims to significantly decrease its carbon footprint.

After four rounds in a March Madness-style tournament against 15 other North American cities, Brattleboro won the title Strongest Town in North America. Voters from an international audience selected Brattleboro to win the 8th annual Strongest Town Contest based on its dedication to Strong Towns principles, such as transparent local accounting, building safe and productive streets, encouraging incremental housing, eliminating parking mandates, and ending highway expansions.