Annual Meeting

Oct
3
Wed
Clean Water Advisory Committee @ Randolph Town Hall - Conference Room B
Oct 3 @ 6:30 pm – 9:00 pm

TRORC’s Clean Water Advisory Committee (CWAC) will be holding a meeting to discuss the recently released draft of the White River (Basin 9) Tactical Basin Plan. This meeting will follow a presentation by Danielle Owczarski, DEC Basin 9 Watershed Coordinator, who will be presenting on the draft Plan. Topics for the CWAC meeting include comments on the draft Plan, Basin 9 priority projects and the DEC Watershed Projects Database.

6:30 – 8:00 PM: Basin 9 DRAFT Tactical Basin Plan Public Meeting – Presentation by Danielle Owczarski, DEC Basin 9 Watershed Coordinator
(Public Meeting will be closed off at approximately 8PM so that CWAC meeting may convene.)
8:00 – 9:00 PM: CWAC Meeting Agenda Items
• Basin 9 DRAFT Tactical Basin Plan: White River
• Basin 9 Project List
o Prioritization
o Watershed Projects Database
• Recommendation of Basin 9 TBP to be reviewed by TRORC Board
• Other business

White River Tactical Basin Plan Public Meetings
Oct 3 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

October 3rd Randolph, Randolph Town Hall, 7 Summer Street, 6:30-8PM

October 11th Royalton, Royalton Academy Building, 4266 Route 14, 6:30-8PM

The VT Agency of Natural Resources is hosting two public meetings in the Two Rivers – Ottauquechee (TRO) Region to present on the recently released 2018 Draft White River Tactical Basin Plan. The Plan assesses the overall health of the White River basin and outlines actions and strategies being used to address the high-priority stressors of the White River watershed. These meetings will be held in partnership with TRORC, White River Natural Resource Conservation District, White River Partnership, Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission, and the Rutland Regional Planning Commission. All are encouraged to attend to view the presentation and offer comments and suggestions.

Oct
10
Wed
TRORC Executive Committee Meeting @ King Farm
Oct 10 @ 3:00 pm – 5:00 pm

For a copy of the agenda, please click here: Executive Committee Agenda 10-10-18

Oct
11
Thu
White River Tactical Basin Plan Public Meetings
Oct 11 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm

October 3rd Randolph, Randolph Town Hall, 7 Summer Street, 6:30-8PM

October 11th Royalton, Royalton Academy Building, 4266 Route 14, 6:30-8PM

The VT Agency of Natural Resources is hosting two public meetings in the Two Rivers – Ottauquechee (TRO) Region to present on the recently released 2018 Draft White River Tactical Basin Plan. The Plan assesses the overall health of the White River basin and outlines actions and strategies being used to address the high-priority stressors of the White River watershed. These meetings will be held in partnership with TRORC, White River Natural Resource Conservation District, White River Partnership, Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission, and the Rutland Regional Planning Commission. All are encouraged to attend to view the presentation and offer comments and suggestions.

Oct
18
Thu
Local Emergency Planning Committee #12 @ Royalton State Police Barracks
Oct 18 @ 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm

October 18, 2018

6:00 PM – 8:00 PM

Royalton Police Barracks

Royalton, Vermont

 

Agenda

  1. Call to order – Mark Warner, Chair
  2. Introductions
  3. Approval of minutes for 6/21/2018 (attached)
  4. Treasurer’s report – John Durkee, Treasurer
  5. EM Association – Jeff Campbell, Warren Assistant Fire Chief (20 minutes)
  6. Vermont Commodity Flow Study – Kevin Geiger, TRORC (30-45 minutes)
  7. Other Business/Upcoming Trainings – members
    1. Additional LEPC Funding Proposal – vote
    2. LEMP Seminar
    3. TRORC Updates – Tory

LEPC12 Next meeting – December 20, 2018 at VA Hospital in White River Junction.

 

Oct
22
Mon
Weatherize kick-off event – Barnard @ Danforth Library
Oct 22 @ 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

The Barnard Energy Committee is bringing two programs to town to make weatherization accessible to everyone. Everyone is invited to a Kick Off event at the Danforth Library on Monday, October 22 at 7:00 pm to learn more.

Weatherization means improving the air tightness of your home. It can lower your energy bills and make your home more comfortable.

Efficiency Vermont’s Button Up Hero program offers a free walk-through assessment of your home and an estimate prepared one of their pre-selected certified contractors. Incentives and rebates may be available to people who decide to weatherize their homes as part of this program.

Capstone Community Action offers no-cost weatherization to Vermonters in their service area — which includes Barnard — who meet income and other qualifications. Sonja Withington, a local resident who works for Capstone, will be at the Kick Off to speak about the program. She will have brochures and other information.

Mark the Kick Off on your calendar and watch the list-serv for more information. Feel free to talk to any of the organizing volunteers, who include Elizabeth Ferry, Patrick Kell, Karen Thorkilsen, and Sonja Withington. We look forward to helping Barnard weatherize!  For more information, contact Elizabeth at [email protected]

Oct
27
Sat
Button Up table at Gory Daze 5k in White River Jct. @ Dothan Brook School
Oct 27 @ 9:30 am – 12:00 pm

TRORC will host a Button Up table on October 27, 2018 from 9:30 till 12:00 at the Gory Daze 5K (benefiting Hartford Dismas House) with coffee, cider, donuts, Efficiency Vermont rebate and DIY weatherization information, and free products to help you get ready for the home heating season. Button up, weatherize, save money and be more comfortable in your home this season!

Click here for more information: https://buttonupvermont.org/events

Oct
29
Mon
Woodstock Button-Up Event @ Woodstock Town hall
Oct 29 @ 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm

*Woodstock Button-Up Launch Event*

*Monday October 29th 6:30PMWoodstock Town Hall, 2nd Fl Conference Rm*
Halloween can be scary with all the monsters, and resurrected movie
characters running around, but it is also an indicator of something far
scarier, HIGH HEATING BILLS! Winter is around the corner, and this is Count
Vapid’s( the heat-sucking vampire) favorite time of year. Vermont has the
2nd oldest housing stock in the country, which means that Count Vapid stays
well-nourished from all the old houses sending their expensive heat right
out their leaky roofs!

You can stop Count Vapid from visiting you this winter by weatherizing,
insulating and air sealing your home! This year Woodstock is collaborating
with Efficiency Vermont as a Button-Up Hero Community.  As a Button-Up Hero
community residents can receive a free walk-through assessment, scope of
work and cost estimate from a qualified contractor vetted by Efficiency
Vermont. Residents sign up by completing a brief survey by following this
link, https://buttonupvermont.org/event/woodstock-button-community-hero-launch before December 15. Walk-throughs will be completed between November and March, and Efficiency
Vermont will offer prizes for residents who commit to a home energy project
by Earth Day in April 2019. In addition, we will host engagement activities
and hand out free energy efficiency kits!

Join Sustainable Woodstock and Efficiency Vermont for our launch event to
learn more about the program, how to save money on your energy bills, to be
more cozy in your home, and to reduce your carbon footprint, and sign up
for a free energy visit with Van de Ven Construction LLC, our partner
contractor. Pizza, Door Prizes, and treats will be provided!

For More Information Contact:
Zachariah Ralph
[email protected]
802-457-2911

Oct
30
Tue
Droughts and Downpours: Managing for Extremes @ Hypertherm
Oct 30 @ 4:30 pm – 8:15 pm
Oct
31
Wed
TRORC Board Meeting – NEW DATE @ Thompson Senior Center
Oct 31 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm

Please note the date change from October 24 to October 31

For a copy of the agenda, please click here: TRORC Board Meeting Agenda 10-31-18