Michael Talbott
@heyprofessor.bsky.social
President, Board of Aldermen, City of Rutland, Vermont
Chair, Department of Arts, Humanities, and Communications, Vermont State University
Grievance Chair, Vermont State Colleges Faculty Federation, AFT-Local
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Chair, Department of Arts, Humanities, and Communications, Vermont State University
Grievance Chair, Vermont State Colleges Faculty Federation, AFT-Local
3180
Grateful for the quick response this evening by the Rutland City Fire Department to a structure fire on Williams Street, just around the corner from my home. With dense neighborhoods, fires like this could spread rapidly, but thanks to their swift action, the fire was extinguished, building saved.
January 24, 2025 at 3:49 AM
Grateful for the quick response this evening by the Rutland City Fire Department to a structure fire on Williams Street, just around the corner from my home. With dense neighborhoods, fires like this could spread rapidly, but thanks to their swift action, the fire was extinguished, building saved.
Have you noticed the updated signage being installed around Downtown Rutland?
A big thank you to the Rutland Redevelopment Authority, the Downtown Rutland Partnership, and Tuttle Printing for bringing this fresh look to life!
A big thank you to the Rutland Redevelopment Authority, the Downtown Rutland Partnership, and Tuttle Printing for bringing this fresh look to life!
December 2, 2024 at 3:35 PM
Have you noticed the updated signage being installed around Downtown Rutland?
A big thank you to the Rutland Redevelopment Authority, the Downtown Rutland Partnership, and Tuttle Printing for bringing this fresh look to life!
A big thank you to the Rutland Redevelopment Authority, the Downtown Rutland Partnership, and Tuttle Printing for bringing this fresh look to life!
Reposted by Michael Talbott
“Housing doesn’t just pop up out of nowhere. I think what is most critical is that the city of Rutland is really laying the foundation for significant housing growth,” said Devon Neary, executive director of the Rutland Regional Planning Commission.
Rutland ramps up incentives, cuts red tape, in push for 1,000 new housing units by 2028 - VTDigger
“Housing doesn't just pop up out of nowhere. I think what is most critical is that the city of Rutland is really laying the foundation for significant housing growth,” said Devon Neary, executive dire...
vtdigger.org
November 18, 2024 at 1:17 PM
“Housing doesn’t just pop up out of nowhere. I think what is most critical is that the city of Rutland is really laying the foundation for significant housing growth,” said Devon Neary, executive director of the Rutland Regional Planning Commission.