Government · Meeting

Bi-Town Economic Development Committee

The Bi-Town Economic Development Committee meets to discuss growth for Wilmington and Dover.

Thu, 7 Jan 2027 8:00 AM – 9:00 AM (America/New_York) Deerfield Valley Rescue Wilmington , Vermont
The Bi-Town Economic Development Committee serves as a collaborative body for the towns of Wilmington and Dover, Vermont. This committee meets regularly to address economic development strategies, business support, and regional growth initiatives within the Deerfield Valley. Residents and business owners are encouraged to attend these meetings to stay informed about local planning efforts and contribute to the ongoing prosperity of the region. Join us for this important session on January 7, 2027.

What to Expect

A formal committee meeting focused on economic development initiatives for the Deerfield Valley region.

Who Should Attend

  • Business owners
  • Local residents
  • Community leaders
  • Government officials

Agenda Overview

The meeting covers economic development updates and planning for the towns of Wilmington and Dover.
Venue & Address
Deerfield Valley Rescue
22 Stowe Hill Rd
Wilmington , Vermont – 05363
United States
Organizer
Bi-Town Economic Development Committee · Government
A joint committee between Wilmington and Dover, VT.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is this committee for?
It serves the towns of Wilmington and Dover.
Is the meeting open to the public?
Yes, these are public committee meetings.
Where is it held?
Deerfield Valley Rescue, 22 Stowe Hill Rd, Wilmington, VT.
How often do they meet?
The committee meets every other month.
What is the focus?
Economic development and regional growth.
Is there a contact number?
You can reach out to local town offices for more information.
Tags
government economic-development wilmington dover vermont meeting
Summary
Regular meeting of the Bi-Town Economic Development Committee serving Wilmington and Dover, VT.
Highlights
  • Regional collaboration
  • Economic strategy
  • Business development
  • Community planning
  • Public meeting
  • Local government
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