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2023 Greensboro Energy Action Committee Report
This year the Greensboro Free Library applied for and received a $4,000 MERP (Municipal Energy Resilience Program) grant for energy efficiency education. Beth Meacham and Liz Steel are leading this initiative working with neighboring towns. A full energy audit of the Library was carried out to identify priorities for efficiency and weatherization. Smith’s store hosted energy…
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Pre-Registration Now Available for NEK Broadband
NEK Broadband is a Communications Union District (CUD) that includes every town in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont, plus Wolcott. They are building public infrastructure to help ensure that every address that has existing electric utility service will have access to affordable, reliable, and high-speed broadband internet. As a non-profit municipality, any revenue created will…
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Water Department Questions
If you have questions regarding the Water Department, or the Greensboro Fire District #1 (the water company), please call: John Mackin at 802-533-2576 Nat Smith at 802-533-2357 Bill Eisner at 802-533-2556
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Housing Resources
The following link is provided by the Vermont Housing Finance Agency: Housing-Resources-for-VTers-in-Need-Feb-22-.pdf
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Funding to Install or Replace Water or Wastewater Systems
The State of Vermont is offering assistance to install or replace water or wastewater systems. Click on the link below to their website for more information. https://anr.vermont.gov/content/funding-install-or-replace-water-or-wastewater-systems
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Town Meeting Results
The link below will take you to the Town Meeting results. Thanks to Jeanne Eisner, Bill Eisner, Tim Nisbet, Mike Metcalf, Anne Cassidy, Judy Carpenter and Maya McCoy for all your time yesterday to make the day go smoothly! Thank you to Nancy Riege for shoveling the walk early yesterday morning for us! Thank you…
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2022 Town Meeting
The Greensboro Selectboard voted at their January 12, 2022 meeting to hold Town Meeting by Australian ballot vote. With that, there is the requirement that persons seeking election at Town Meeting submit a petition with 1% of the registered voters supporting them to be on the ballot (6 voters). Along with that, there is a…
