Announcements & Bulletin Board

Green-Up Day is May 30th

Given all the rules this year about covid I’m trying this so everyone can
sign up for their roads here.
https://docs.google.com/…/1DTBsMoSX_I58mPyLd01c2uzbSf…/edit…

If on mobile device open in browser, click pencil in right hand corner to edit.

Please put down how many people will clean up with you and estimate the number of bags you expect to use.

Bags will be available the week of Green Up in front of the General Store.
No one in the store has any information on Green Up so please call me with any questions.

Let me know if something isn’t working so that can be addressed.
It’s all trial and error and I appreciate your help with the page and Green Up
Peace
Marianne

TRANSFER SITE REQUEST

As There is a State-wide BAN ON BURNING until May 30^th,

Please HOLD OFF On ADDING Any More BRUSH

TO THE Too Large BURN PILE at the Transfer Station.

Thank You!

Mount Holly Town Office Closed to Public Until Further Notice

Due to the Coronaviris (COVID-19) and out of an abundance of caution for the health of all our residents and town officials, the Mount Holly Town Office will be closed to the public until further notice.

Town Clerk Sue Covalla will be available by phone (802-259-2391), email ([email protected]), and via the USPS (PO Box 248, Mount Holly) during her current business hours of Monday through Thursday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm. Town Treasurer David Johnson will be available at 802-259-2391 during his normal hours of Monday mornings and Wednesday afternoons. Please call or email with any questions or concerns. Public record research will be by appointment only.

Dog license renewals are due by April first. These can be renewed by mail. Send a copy of the rabies certificate (or call Sue if a current rabies certificate is already on file), and send a check in the correct amount: for Neutered Dogs, $11.00; for Unneutered Dogs, $15.00. Tags will be mailed to you. Late fees for renewals made after April first but by April 30th will be waived.

Transfer station stickers can be ordered through the mail. Cost is $2.00 per sticker. Send a check for the desired number of stickers. Please enclose a return envelope or an additional $.50 to cover the cost of postage. Sue will mail the stickers to you.

Thank you for your cooperation and understanding as we navigate through this pandemic together with the continued good health of our community as our primary concern.

MOUNT HOLLY TRANSFER STATION

SPRING & SUMMER HOURS

Effective

APRIL 1st

WEDNESDAYS, 4:00 pm to 7:00 pm

SATURDAYS, 8:00 am to 2:00 pm

REMINDER: STICKERS ONLY, NO CASH!

For more information, click here

Rutland County Solid Waste District Regional Transfer Station

at 14 Gleason Road

currently accepting

ONLY trash, recycling and food scraps

Consistent with the Governor’s Executive Order 01-20,

the following materials will not be accepted:

-Hazardous Waste (including, but not limited to: paint, batteries, mercury-containing bulbs/devices, motor oil and other auto fluids, pesticides, chemicals, etc.)

-Scrap Metal, Electronics, Freon-containing appliances, Tires, Books, Clothing & Shoes and other donations

-Other materials up to the attendant’s discretion

Regular operating hours are in effect.

Additional requirements for facility use:

DO NOT ENTER if you have COVID-19 symptoms or possible exposure

WEAR A MASK when using the facility

MAINTAIN SOCIAL DISTANCE– at least 6’ from other people

UNLOAD YOUR OWN WASTE– employees have been instructed to not handle waste

NO CONGREGATING– leave facility once unloaded

PROVIDE CHECKS OR EXACT CASH for payment

“Be Smart/Stay Safe”

Executive Order Issued by Governor Phil Scott

In Effect until Monday, June 15th

(All of Governor Scott’s Executive Orders can be found here: https://governor.vermont.gov/document-types/executive-orders)

Coronavirus – COVID 19 Reminders

To Help Stop the Spread of Coronavirus:

STAY HOME: Leave only for essentials & avoid close contact with others

COVER MOUTH & NOSE: Wear a mask or cloth face covering in public settings

PRACTICE SOCIAL DISTANCING: Stay more than 6ft apart

WASH HANDS: Wash them for 20 seconds & wash them often

CLEAN SURFACES: Disinfect frequently touched surfaces

COMING TO VERMONT? Quarantine at residence for 14 days

FEEL SICK? Stay home

For additional information, see the World Health Organization website: https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019/advice-for-public

Also see the Town’s webpage: http://www.mounthollyvt.org/coronavirus-covid-19/

ELECTION RESULTS:

All Ballot Articles Passed.

Voter Turnout in Town was 49%!

For Annual Town Meeting Warning click here.

Democratic Presidential Primary Election Results:

Republican Presidential Primary Election Results:

Donald J. Trump – 166 votes

Bill Weld – 8 votes

Blank Ballot – 1