Selectboard authorizes VTrans guardrail grant application and approves consent items totaling $132,517.30
Summary
On the consent agenda the Selectboard authorized a VTrans HSIP application for up to $50,000 with no local match for guardrail replacement, approved a warrant for $132,517.30, and granted 2nd Class liquor licenses to Champlain Farms and Walgreens.
The Selectboard approved its Consent Agenda unanimously on Jan. 26, 2026. Items included authorizing a VTrans Small-Scale Highway Safety Improvement Program (HSIP) grant application for up to $50,000 with a 0% match to support guardrail replacement, approval of prior meeting minutes, authorization of a warrant in the amount of $132,517.30, and approval of 2nd Class liquor licenses for Champlain Farms and Walgreens.
Grant Administrator Freeda Powers said the VTrans HSIP application requires board authorization to proceed; the Selectboard’s vote clears staff to submit the application and to work with DPW on the project scope. The warrant authorization permits payment of listed municipal obligations detailed in the meeting materials.
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