Board of Finance – Sep 14, 2026

Where
Not listed on the city's meeting portal

What was decided

The Board adopted a consent agenda that approved the August 24, 2026 minutes, recommended City Council acceptance of a $1,274,268 court diversion grant, and recommended two REIB budget amendments of $5,000 and $500. The Board also approved and recommended City Council approval of the FY27 Fleet Purchasing List, authorizing spending up to $1,974,788.00 and vehicle disposal methods. Staff gave an FY26 Gross Receipts report, and the Board held an executive session on a potential litigation settlement.

Decisions recorded

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Minutes posted on the city website (PDF, 177 KB). Saved copy (opens in new tab), saved .

Agenda

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Terms used here

deliberative agenda
The part of a City Council agenda with the items the Council discusses and votes on one at a time.
Public Forum
The time at a City Council meeting when residents can speak to the Council about any city matter.
Board of Finance
The mayor, the City Council President, and three councilors, with the Chief Administrative Officer as a non-voting member. It reviews the city's spending and other money matters before the City Council votes on them.
CEDO
The Community & Economic Development Office, the city department for housing, neighborhoods, and economic development.
CAO
The Chief Administrative Officer, who leads the Clerk/Treasurer's Office: the city's finances, elections, and public records.
consent agenda
Routine items, such as minutes and reports, voted on together in one motion without discussion. A member can ask to take any of them up separately.
executive session
A part of a public meeting closed to the public. Vermont's Open Meeting Law allows it only for specific reasons, such as lawsuits, contracts, or personnel matters, and no final decision may be made in it.
VSA
Vermont Statutes Annotated, the state's laws (also written V.S.A.).

All the terms in the glossary

Source

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