The Municipal Code of Ethics applies to “municipal officers.” Municipal officers is defined as: members of municipal legislative bodies, members of municipal quasi-judicial bodies, advisory budget committee members, auditors, building inspectors, cemetery commissioners, chief administrative officers, tax collectors, department heads, first constables, listers, assessors, town clerks, treasurers, mayors, department heads, moderators, planning commission members, road commissioners, town or city managers, village or town trustees, trustees of public funds and water commissioners.

Click here for the link to the Municipal Ethics Training.

The purpose of the Open Meeting Law is to ensure transparent and accountable government. Building on lessons learned from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Vermont Legislature has updated the Open Meeting Law with Act 133 (S.55) to recognize that hybrid and remote access to meetings can strengthen civic engagement and support transparent, efficient decision-making.

Click here for the link to the Open Meeting Law Training.

Please find the Warning for the budget re-vote below:

Warning, Mountain View Elementary Budget-Re-vote

Ballot, Mountain View Elementary Budget Re-Vote

This will be a hybrid meeting.

Join in-person at the Greensboro Town Hall Meeting Room or join remotely via Zoom conference call using your computer or phone.

For a meeting link and phone number, visit the town calendar at the greensborovt.gov home page.

For help with joining the meeting, call the Town clerk at 533-2911 during office hours.

LINK TO MEETING AGENDA

Is your Greensboro property along a river, stream, pond or lake?  Please join your Planning Commission and Ned Swanberg, the Vermont Flood Hazard Mapping Coordinator with the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources, so you can learn about the new flood maps and proposed changes to the town’s flood hazard and river corridor bylaws (Article 6 of the existing Greensboro Bylaw). These updates are designed to provide better protection for properties vulnerable to flooding and erosion from flooding in Greensboro. Updates to the bylaws are required to allow the town and townspeople to continue to be eligible for federal flood insurance.

This meeting is the Public Hearing meeting that the Greensboro’s Planning Commission is required to hold on proposed changes to Article 6 of the bylaw, Flood Hazard Regulations.  It is the opportunity for the public to provide input on the Flood Hazard and River Corridor Zoning Bylaw.

We will gather at 6:30 pm on TUESDAY, March 10, 2026 in the Meeting Room at our Greensboro Free Library, or online via Zoom, using the following link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87957096874. ID: 879 5709 6874; +1305241968,,87957096874# US.

Links for further information, including draft documents, can be found at the GPC homepage.