City of Burlington Seeks Applicants for Multiple Boards and Commissions
The City of Burlington is announcing openings on several boards and commissions, including the CSWD, Church Street Marketplace Commission, Design Advisory Board, Development Review Board, Vehicle for Hire Licensing Board, and Winooski Valley Park District. Applications are due by November…
Burlington Plattsburgh, VT, September 30, 2026 — The City of Burlington is actively seeking interested residents to fill vacancies on a range of its key advisory bodies and commissions. These openings represent opportunities for community members to contribute to the governance and development of the city in various capacities.
Among the boards with current openings are the Chittenden Solid Waste District (CSWD), the Church Street Marketplace Commission, the Design Advisory Board, and the Development Review Board. Additionally, the Vehicle for Hire Licensing Board and the Winooski Valley Park District are also seeking new members.
The CSWD plays a vital role in regional solid waste management, while the Church Street Marketplace Commission oversees the vitality and management of Burlington’s prominent pedestrian mall. The Design Advisory Board provides input on aesthetic and functional design for city projects, and the Development Review Board is responsible for reviewing and approving land use and development applications. The Vehicle for Hire Licensing Board regulates services such as taxis and ride-sharing, and the Winooski Valley Park District manages and protects parklands along the Winooski River.
Prospective applicants are encouraged to submit their applications by November 4, 2026. The City Council is expected to schedule appointments for the selected individuals on November 9, 2026. Specific qualifications or application procedures were not detailed in the announcement, but interested parties are typically encouraged to consult the City of Burlington’s official website or contact the City Clerk’s office for further information on how to apply and to understand the responsibilities associated with each position.
Serving on these boards and commissions is a way for residents to engage directly with local government and influence policy and decision-making across diverse sectors of city operations. The specific number of vacancies on each board was not provided.
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