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Franklin Town Clerk’s Office
COVID-19 RESEARCH/NOTARY PROTOCOL
Updated May 11, 2020
September 1, 2020
Dear Franklin Voter,
For the November 3, 2020
Presidential Election, every registered voter will be receiving an absentee
ballot directly from the State of
If you have any
questions or concerns with your absentee ballot; please reach out to the
clerk’s office for assistance. We are
looking forward to a smooth and successful 2020 Election and with your help
this can be achieved.
Lisa A Larivee
Town Clerk
REQUEST
FOR PROPOSAL FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES
VT RTE 236 CULVERT REPLACEMENTS RF1-269-2.0
http://www.vermontbusinessregistry.com/BidPreview.aspx?BidID=46669
Posted August 27, 2020
Updated September 22, 2020
While the
reservoir has partially recovered, the spring flow is dangerously low and the
tank level is again dropping daily. Please continue to conserve water.
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CRITICAL CONSERVE WATER NOTICE**
VILLAGE WATER SYSTEM USERS
While
rain in the early part of August did benefit our reservoir level slightly it
has continued to drop. We have 12 days of water left in the reservoir at the
current rate of drop. If we have to buy water and have it hauled in it
will be costly. It is anticipated that hauling will result in a rate
increase costing each user at least $20/week and a boil water notice will need
to be instituted.
We
need your help! Here is what you can do:
- Please conserve as much as possible.
- Outdoor uses are prohibited. (No watering,
washing vehicles, playing in water, etc.)
- Check basements for leaks and report them as soon
as possible. Even small leaks such as drips add up.
- Look for water seeping into basement through the
wall in the area of you water line and report.
- Fix dripping faucets. ( These can add up to 20
gallons per day)
- Check for toilets that keep running.
- Don’t let water run while brushing your teeth.
- While soaping in the shower shut off the water
temporarily.
While
many of these seem insignificant, it all adds up and actually does make a big
difference.
We
are exploring the possibility of drilling a well to be used as an alternate
source however this will take 1-2 years to develop due to regulatory
requirements.
Please
contact Water Operator, Jeremy Barnum at 324-2580 with questions or concerns.
Thank
you,
Franklin
Water Commission
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Treasurer Effective September 14, 2020
Tuesday & Wednesday: 8:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Sara Rainville, Assistant Town Clerk & Treasurer
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