Reinvesting in Burlington: Sustainable Infrastructure

Sustainable Infrastructure In November 2016, Burlington residents voted overwhelmingly in support of two bond measures to reinvest in our city's aging capital and water infrastructure. From drinking water and stormwater to roads, sidewalks and the bike path (managed by Parks, Recreation and Waterfront), and all across the city, we will see vast improvements in our vital infrastructure. The Sustainable Infrastructure Plan is being implemented so we can benefit from improved infrastructure in the present and to steward our physical and natural resources for future generations.

Year 2: 2018 From the New North End to the South End, and all across Burlington, 2018 Promises to be an exciting year for reinvestment and infrastructure revitalization across our city. We will be paving, reconstructing sidewalks, upgrading stormwater infrastructure and improving the multi-modal transportation network to help keep Burlington an inclusive, vibrant and well-connected city - accessible to all residents and visitors. The construction window is short in Vermont, and we will be working hard to work for you. You deserve to be informed, so please use this page as a resource as well as the links below if you have any questions. Here's to a fun, safe and productive construction year in the Queen CIty!

• Construction Portal: Use this Portal to see an interactive map, and tables, of all BTV paving, sidewalk, water and other projects in the right-of-way since the passage of the November 2016 infrastructure bonds. Includes anticipated schedules.
  • 2018 Construction Projects Map
  • 2018 Construction Projects Table
  • Lower Downtown (Maple/Pine/St Paul) Capital Projects Schedule & Lower Pine Paving & Water Schedule:

• Water Infrastructure Projects: Click here for a list of water projects and expected schedules.
• Public Engagement: Click here for updates throughout our construction season.

Year 1: 2017 Capital Construction Progress & 2016 Sustainable Infrastructure Plan

Community Resources

• SeeClickFix: We monitor this site Monday to Friday during business hours. Use this tool to report maintenance issues (like potholes or clogged storm drains) and then track the issue from acknowledgement to closure.
• Construction Portal: This resource will help you stay on top of the coming construction year, including all projects citywide and all projects in your neighborhood
• Customer Service: Feel free to email or call 802-863-9094 with any questions you have.