City of Burlington, Vermont

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The schedule listed on each project is subject to change. Please call or email rgoulding@burlingtonvt.gov with any questions.

Burlington is undergoing an exciting period of reinvestment. This resource will help you stay on top of the coming construction year, including all paving, sidewalk and water projects and all projects with significant impacts to the right of way -- citywide and in your neighborhood. The links below will take you to a dynamic map of projects with significant impacts to the right of way. The links on the toolbar to the left will take you to the same projects in list form.

  • UNDER CONSTRUCTION: projects currently under construction
  • 2018: projects in design, under construction or completed construction for 2018 (check back as additional projects will be added prior to the construction season)
  • COMPLETED: projects constructed since the passage of the capital bonds in November 2016
  • ALL: projects proposed, approved, in design, under construction or completed since the passage of the capital bonds in November 2016

Note: When reading the map, keep in mind projects advance from proposed->approved->in design->under construction->completed. These maps do not show routine maintenance activities (street sweeping, catch basin cleaning, hydrant flushing, pothole repairs, etc) or most projects that have less than a one week duration.

Sustainable Infrastructure Plan 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, and all across the city, we will see vast improvements in our vital infrastructure. The 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.