Tired of Zoom Meetings? Want to learn about the potential All-Resident Voting change to Winooski's charter? Come to an open-air Q&A with the Charter Commission Chair, Liz Edsell, and City Councilor, Hal Colston, about the potential All-Resident Voting charter change.

• Sunday, August 16, 2020
• 3-4 pm
• Landry Park – bring a folding chair or blanket to sit on.
• Masks required (some will be available)
• Physical distancing will be practiced.
• ***If placed on the November ballot, public hearings will be scheduled for the fall.

Resources:
• The Charter Commission has compiled a fact sheet available in multiple languages at www.winooskivt.gov/charter.
• View recorded Channel 17 Q&A from 7/1/2020 with Charter Commissioners Liz Edsell and Hussein Amuri at www.winooskivt.gov/charter
• Our 7/31/2020 report to the City Council, as well as the amendments to the charter, are available in the notice of the 8/3/20 meeting agenda (Item IX.C.) at https://www.winooskivt.gov/AgendaCenter/ViewFile/Agenda/_08032020-684?html=true.

If approved by voters and the legislature, this amendment to our City Charter would allow all legal Winooski residents, regardless of whether they are a United States citizen, to vote in Winooski municipal elections.

The Charter Commission recommends placing the measure on the general election ballot for current Winooski voters to decide.

The City Council will review and determine whether to place on the November ballot at their upcoming special meeting.
More information on the Charter Commission available at www.winooskivt.gov/charter. You can also email feedback, comments, or questions to charter@winooskivt.gov.

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