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Plow routes are set up to open the school routes and major traffic routes first. Operations usually begin at 4:00 AM to have the bus route and major roads cleared by 7:00 AM. After 16 hours on the job, the Road Crew is required to stop operation and get a minimum of 6 hours of rest. In extreme weather, a third part-time employee is available to accommodate this requirement. In most cases, there will be no maintenance between 10:00 PM and 4:00 AM.

Salt will be applied to paved roads, with sand added as necessary. (Salt is not effective when road temperatures are below 20 degrees F.) Sand will be applied to the gravel roads.

From the public, we ask the following: All turn-around areas should be kept clear of vehicles. Park your vehicles in your driveways, back from where snow will be thrown, so they don’t get damaged or buried.

When removing snow from your property, please make sure it does not get pushed or thrown into the plowed road. The resulting piles on our roads are dangerous to passing traffic and can lead to accidents.

The Crew will make every reasonable effort to plow close to mailboxes, but not so close as to take them down – sometimes this is a balancing act. The more thoughtfully your mailbox is located and maintained, the less likely it will be damaged by the weight of the snow or the plow wing itself. The town cannot be responsible for mailbox damage.

When the plows are on the road, please be patient. Don’t pass unless necessary.

Remember, the drivers are up high above the road and their primary attention is on the road and the plow, not passing vehicles. We anticipate a safe winter for everyone and thank you for your thoughtfulness.

Slowly fixing the various sections – the document area will take some time to process —

Possibly until the new year.

Land Records for the Town of Windham Vermont are accessible using the above link.

Slowly fixing various sections – sorry but perhaps 1-2 weeks to go.

There was a large turnout for both elections:  284 out of 352 voters for the General Election, and 253 out of 352 for the School Board election.

The results are as follows:

General Election:

President:  Biden 187, Trump 83, blank and others 14

Representative:  Welch 173, Berry 65, blank and others 46

Governor:  Scott 192, Zuckerman 69, blank and others 23

Lt. Governor:  Gray 125, Milne 123, blank and others 36

State Treasurer:  Pearce 119, Branagan 83, blank and others 82

Secretary of State:  Condos 152, Paige 76, blank and others 56

Auditor:  Hoffer 163, Ericson 84, blank and others 37

Attorney General:  Donovan 159, Paige 75, blank and others 50

State Senators:  Balint 139, White 129, Parish 72, Lyddy 69, Colford 22, blank and others 137

State Representative:  Partridge 163, Goldman 142, Coyne 80, blank and others 183

High Bailiff:  Hagen 226, blank and others 58

Justices of the Peace:  Partridge 169, Tips-McLaine 169, Clinton 158, Hoover 158, Simonds 151, blank and others 615

School Board Election:

Partridge 129

Kehoe 124

Thank you to all who came out to vote, and a special thank you to the dedicated volunteers who helped with the process. 

Let me know of any questions or concerns.

Thanks,

Mike

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Mike McLaine

Windham Town Clerk