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Council approves Waking Windows event permit; organizers asked to remove flyers after events

5211780 · April 8, 2025
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Summary

The council approved an event permit for Waking Windows and asked staff to remind organizers to remove leftover flyers from prior years.

The Winooski City Council approved an event permit for the Waking Windows program on April 7 and asked city staff to remind the organizers to remove flyers after the event.

During the consent-agenda review a resident emailed the council noting that flyers from last year's Waking Windows had been found around town through the winter. Councilor Thomas raised the email and suggested that Jenny (city staff) contact the event organizers to request removal of flyers after the event; Ellie Nagle, who identified herself in the meeting, confirmed organizers would ensure flyers are taken down after the event.

Council moved and approved the event permit immediately after the discussion. The motion was made by Councilor Thomas and seconded by Councilor Charlie; council voiced approval and the motion carried.

Background Waking Windows is a recurring event in Winooski; the permit was originally listed on the consent agenda but was pulled for discussion after the resident email. Staff confirmed they would follow up with the organizers about signage and post-event cleanup.