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The Burlington, Vermont City Council held the first of two public hearings this week on proposed city charter amendments to potentially be placed on the March 5th Town Meeting Day ballot. A motion on one of the amendments led to sharp exchanges between councilors.
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The Burlington, Vermont Police Department is warning the public about a scam in which a caller claims to be a city police officer.
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Burlington's latest public safety forum looked at challenges and potential solutions regarding substance use disorder and associated property crimes.
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The first of two public safety community forums in Burlington, Vermont focused on how drug trafficking and gun crime is impacting policing and safety in the city.
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In the wake of a single night of multiple shooting incidents and an arson in Burlington this past weekend, Mayor Miro Weinberger is calling on Vermont leaders to prioritize the drug crisis and public safety.
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Burlington, Vermont officials say the city has been tested by a series of incidents including a double homicide and arson at the police station.
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The Burlington, Vermont Police Commission met this week to hear the Police Chief’s monthly report and get an update on the department’s use of force.
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A settlement has been reached between the city of Burlington and three brothers who sued, claiming excessive use-of-force by Burlington police officers.
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Burlington Mayor Miro Weinberger discusses the governor's veto of all-resident voting, the budget and other city issues.
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Burlington councilors spent most of the meeting in executive session to discuss a settlement agreement to end a lawsuit and to receive an update on a major downtown construction project.