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Board for Registration of Voters – Aug 4, 2026

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Where
1 North Ave; Police Station Community Room, Burlington, VT 05401

What was decided

The Clerk's office reported 29,665 registered voters in Burlington, with updates on absentee ballots and election procedures. Members discussed State Primary Election preparations, including training sessions and election day staffing, and explored new outreach ideas such as voter registration tabling and newspaper columns.

The minutes do not record any votes or decisions.

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Terms used here

Public Forum
The time at a City Council meeting when residents can speak to the Council about any city matter.
Town Meeting Day
The first Tuesday in March, when Vermont towns and cities vote. Burlington elects its councilors and school commissioners then and votes on the school budget, bonds, and charter changes.
town meeting
A meeting of a town's voters that acts as its legislature: it votes on the budget, local laws, and the other articles of the warrant. In a representative town meeting, elected members vote.

All the terms in the glossary

Source

This meeting on the City of Burlington's meeting portal (CivicClerk). First recorded by Burlington Publick on .