Select Board

Select Board and Finance Committee sign off on Bay Path FY2027 budget without raising Rutland's assessment. Superintendent Kyle Brenner presented a level-funded operating budget of approximately $31 million, holding Rutland's portion at $1,044,000 with no increase over the minimum local

Rutland Select Board unanimously authorizes early voting for May town election. Town Clerk Anita Carlson reported the in-person early voting May 4-7 can be staffed with no added expense, and the Board called the Annual Town Meeting for May 9, 2026 at 6:00 P.M. at Glenwood Elementary School, with

Select Board unanimously denies water-sewer abatement request. A resident sought relief from $9,900 in charges after a running toilet caused high meter readings; the DPW Director recommended denial, noting water accurately ran through the meter and into the sewer system, and the Board declined to

Rutland Select Board assigns Conservation Commission to lead flood plain bylaw and forestry management work. The town missed a July 8, 2025 deadline for flood insurance compliance, leaving nearly $1.2 million in town properties ineligible for federal coverage. The Commission will draft a model

Select Board and Finance Committee jointly reviewed FY2027 budgets for DPW and Board of Health. Department of Public Works Director Christopher Kolofsky presented the budget reflecting newly negotiated union wage increases across administration, operations, snow and ice, facilities, water and