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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Mayors’ Message 2
Board of Aldermen President’s Report 3
Elected and Appointed Officials 5
Mayors of the City of Rutland 10
Assessor’s Office 11
Building Department 12
Planning and Zoning 13
Cemetery Commission 14
City Clerk’s Office 16
Development Review Board 18
Fire Department 19
Police Department 26
Public Works (Engineering, Forestry, Streets, Water & 32
Wastewater)
Recreation and Parks Department 41
Rutland Free Library Association 43
Rutland Redevelopment Authority 46
Rutland City Public School 49
Rutland City Board of School Commissioners 51
Department of Education Rutland City Public School District 53
Rutland Public Schools Budget 54
Rutland City Public Schools Employee Earnings 55
Treasurer’s Office 73
City tax rate for FY2022 75
Summary Report Expenses and Disbursements by Vendor 76
City of Rutland Employee Earnings 96
Delinquent Water and Sewer Accounts 109
Agencies receiving partial funding by voters 124
Debt Schedule 125
Delinquent Real Estate and Property Taxes 130
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MAYOR’S MESSAGE
Dear Citizens of Rutland City,
I am pleased to present the Mayor's message for this year's report. I took office as Mayor
in March of this year, and the past seven months have been filled with challenges and
successes.
This year's report is dedicated to Rutland City Police Officer Jessica Marie Ebbighausen.
The tragic loss of Officer Ebbighausen has profoundly impacted our community, and we
will continue to feel the effects for years to come. However, out of this tragedy,
Rutlanders came together to support her family, our police department, our first
responders, and each other.
Rutland City has a long tradition of coming together in both good times and bad. Our
community does not shy away from challenges, and despite our differences, we all share a
common goal – to make our community the best it can be.
Thanks to your votes in the recent town meeting, we are well-positioned for success. We
have five new members on our Board of Aldermen, a new city budget, funds allocated for
important infrastructure projects, and the approval of Rutland City's 1% sales tax. This
sales tax is designed to reduce the property tax burden and support vital long-term
projects.
We are already making progress in increasing our city's housing options while
revitalizing our downtown area. City Hall is working diligently to eliminate barriers to
doing business in Rutland City and exploring innovative ways for our citizens to engage
with the government.
As we enter the budget season, our focus remains on providing the best possible services
to our residents. We are committed to enhancing public safety, strengthening our city's
infrastructure, improving access to high-quality facilities, and ensuring that Rutland City
remains a place we can all take pride in. Throughout this process, we will strive to lessen
the financial burden on our residents whenever possible.
Our vision for the future is ambitious, but we have a clear path forward. I want to express
my sincere gratitude for choosing me as your Mayor, and I eagerly anticipate the
opportunity to continue serving you.
Sincerely,
Mike Doenges
Mayor
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BOARD OF ALDERMAN
Dear Residents of the City of Rutland,
It is my honor and privilege to submit to you the annual report for Rutland City’s Board
of Aldermen. Our city has experienced its share of challenges over the past year, but as
we embrace change and welcome new leadership, we also look forward to the promising
future that lies ahead.
One of the most significant changes we have witnessed in the past year was the election
of a new mayor and many new members of the Board of Aldermen. These newly elected
officials have brought fresh perspectives and renewed energy to the city's governance.
The dedication of all our elected officials to the welfare of Rutland and its residents is
evident, and I am confident that their leadership will guide our city to greater heights.
The challenges we faced over the past year were not insignificant. Like many rural cities
of our size, we have seen rising rates of substance use disorder, homelessness, and crime.
Our city government, in partnership with many community organizations, continues to
work to address these issues and provide support to those in need. While these problems
remain complex, we are committed to finding sustainable solutions that ensure the well-
being of all who call Rutland their home.
As we move forward, there is much to be excited about in our community. We continue
to invest in infrastructure improvements, including road and sidewalk repairs, park
upgrades, and initiatives to increase the availability of housing. These efforts are vital in
making Rutland an even more attractive and livable city for all. Cultural and recreational
opportunities in Rutland are ever-expanding. Our vibrant arts scene is flourishing. We're
investing in our parks and recreational facilities to provide more opportunities for
residents and visitors to enjoy the natural beauty of our region.
The spirit of community in Rutland has always been our greatest asset. It's in the way we
rally around each other during tough times, the support we provide to our local
businesses, and the pride we take in calling this city our home. This sense of community
is what will drive us to even greater achievements in the years ahead.
While we face challenges, we're moving forward with enthusiasm, fresh leadership, and a
shared vision for a prosperous and harmonious Rutland. Together, we will overcome
obstacles, seize opportunities, and continue to build a city we can all be proud of.
The Board of Aldermen thanks you for your ongoing support, and we look forward to the
exciting journey ahead for Rutland, Vermont.
Sincerely,
Michael Talbott
President of the Board of Aldermen, City of Rutland
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ELECTED AND APPOINTED OFFICIALS
ELECTED AND APPOINTED OFFICIALS
MAYOR…………………………………………………… Michael Doenges
(Elected; 2 Year Term Expires March 2025) [email protected]
Work #802-773-1800
TREASURER………………………………………………Mary Markowski
(Elected; 2 Year Term Expires March 2025) [email protected]
Work #802-773-1800
ASSESSOR……………………………………………………Katie Langlois
(Elected; 2 Year Term Expires March 2025) [email protected]
Work #802-773-1800
BOARD OF ALDERMAN (Elected; 2 Year Term, exp. dates indicated)
Alex Adams……………………………………….........................March 2025
adamsforaldermanv[email protected] 43 Phillips St…..……….…802-342-1950
Sharon Davis ………………………………………………………March 2024
Joe Barbagallo……………………………………...........................March 2025
[email protected] Edgerton St…………….802-773-9089
Larry Cupoli..……………………………………………………..March 2024
[email protected] 57 Piedmont Pond …………… 802-417-4399
Bill Gillam, Jr……………………………………………………...March 2025
[email protected] 34 Cleveland Avenue 802-353-8798
Cheryl Hooker……………………………………………………..March 2024
[email protected] 11 Royce St 802-353-7288
John McCann………………………………………………………March 2025
McCannforalderm[email protected] Lincoln Avenue……...802-342-4575
Carrie Savage……………………………………………………...March 2025
[email protected].............195 Killington Avenue…….802-345-3127
Michael Talbott (President)……………………………………… March 2024
[email protected] 31 Church Street 802-342-5740
Anna Tadio……………….………………………………………..March 2024
[email protected] 25 Engrem Ave 802-779-4621
Kiana McClure………………………………………………….. March 2025
kianafor[email protected] Court St……………………802-417-2751
CITY CLERK………………………………………………..Tracy Kapusta
(Appointed; 2 Year Term Expires March 2025) tracyk@rutlandcity.org
Rutland City Hall 802-773-1800
COMMISSIONER…………………………………….Robert Protivansky
(Appointed; 2 Year Term Expires March 2025) [email protected]
Rutland City Hall 802-773-1800
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CITY ATTORNEY…………………………………… .Megan LaChance
(Appointed; 2 Year Term Expires March 2025) [email protected]
Rutland City Hall 802-773-1800
BUILDING INSPECTOR ……………………………......Mark Sadaierski
(Appointed; 2 Year Term Exp. March 2025) [email protected]
Rutland City Hall 802-773-1800
HEALTH OFFICER……………………………………Michael Brookman
(Appointed; 3 Year Term Expires January 2026) [email protected]
Rutland City Hall 802-773-1800
ZONING ADMINISTRATOR.………………………….Andrew Strniste
Rutland City Hall 802-773-1800
FIRE CHIEF..………………………………………………..William Lovett
(Appointed: 3 Year Term Expires December 2023) blovett@rutlandcity.org
Fire Station 104 Center Street 802-773-1812
POLICE CHIEF ……………………….……………...…Brian A. Kilcullen
(Appointed; 5 Year Term Expires September 2025)
Police Station 108 Wales Street 802-773-1816
RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT…………………….…Kim Peters
(Appointed; 2 Year Term Exp. March 2025 )
16 North Street Ext. 802-773-1822
SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT…………………………..William Olsen
802-773-1900
WARD CLERK OF ELECTIONS
(Elected; 2 Year Term Exp. March 2024
Ward 1:
Ward 2: Beth Kiernan
Ward 3: Tony Romeo
Ward 4: Steve Reynolds
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INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS
(Elected; 2 Year Term Exp. March 2024)
Ward 1:
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Ward 2: Jon Kiernan
Ward 3: Stephen Leach
Ward 4: Anna Cassarino Wilkinson
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ND
INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS
(Elected; 2 Year Term Exp. March 2024)
Ward 1:
Ward 2: Tom Carpenter
Ward 3: Denise Caggige Leach
Ward 4: Regina Sears
3RD INSPECTOR OF ELECTIONS
(Elected; 2 Year Term Exp. March 2024)
Ward 1:
Ward 2: Ina Cassidy
Ward 3: Esterina Bergendahl
Ward 4: Judith Delpha
REPRESENTATIVES TO LEGISLATURE
(Elected; 2 Year Term Exp. Nov. 2024)
Ward 1: .......................................................... Paul Clifford
pgclifford[email protected]om 42 Hillcrest
802-342-1950
Ward 2: .......................................................... Eric Maguire
emaguir[email protected]e.vt.us 105 Jackson Ave
802-585-0582
Ward 3: .......................................................... Mary Howard
MHoward@leg.state.vt.us 17 Griswold Drive
802-236-4477
Ward 4: ........................................................... William Notte
wnotte@leg.state.vt.us 8 Orchard Drive
802-779-6369
RUTLAND COUNTY SENATORS
(Elected; 2 Year Term Exp. Nov.
2024)
Brian Collamore ....................................... 124 Pamela Drive
802-773-1365 Rutland Town
bcollamore@leg.state.vt.us
Dave Weeks ......................................................... 35 Warner
Proctor
dweeks@leg.state.vt.us
Terry Williams.................................................319 Ruby Rd
802-287-4560 Poultney
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE
(Elected; 2 Year Term Exp. January 2023)
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Joseph Barbagallo 80 Edgerton Street 802-773-9089
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Barry Beauchamp
11 Marolin Acres Street 802-775-4321
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Christopher Bove 5 Court Street 802-773-5400
Larry Cupoli 57 Piedmont Hill Rd 802-775-3179
Paul Clifford 42 Hillcrest Road 802-342-1950
Peter Fagan 17 Clinton Ave 802-773-7446
Tom DePoy 145 Stratton Road 802-786-3599
Tom Donahue 21 Laverne Drive 802-775-6018
William Notte 8 Orchard Drive 802-779-6369
Cheryl Hooker 11 Royce Street 802-775-5462
Peg Flory 20 North Street 802-345-9734
Carl Mazzariello 11 Harvard Street 802-775-4672
George Hooker 11 Royce Street 802-775-5462
Mary Howard PO Box 6592 802-775-1125
Maureen Sullivan 129 Dorr Drive 802-775-6675
POLICE COMMISSION
(Appointed; 3 Year Term, exp. dates indicated)
Dr. Luther Brown 56 South Main Street 802-775-6854 (2024)
Peg Flory 20 North St 802-345-9734 (2025)
Alis Headlam 20 Jackson Ave 802-747-3448
Tony Romeo 97 South Street 802-775-1311 (2025)
Sean Sargeant (Chair) 13 Sherwood Road 802-233-4083 (2025)
DEVELOPMENT REVIEW BOARD
(Appointed 2021 – 3 Year Term)
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Stephanie Lorentz
802
-
775
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0128
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Michael McClallen (Chair) 48 Williams Street 802-558-8270
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A
l
Paul
802
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775
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5955
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Jim Pell 2 Woodland Drive 802-236-0811
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Steve Wilk 2 Elmwood Avenue 802-236-4004
PLANNING COMMISSION
(Appointed; 4 Year Term)
Alvin Fiegel [email protected] 802-773-8647
Patrick Griffin patrickgriff@gmail.com 973-903-3851
Rebecca Mattis (Chair) mattis4alderman@use.startmail.com 802-773-3535
Dave O’Brien [email protected] 802-522-0917
Sara Roy saraharoy555@gmail.com 802-558-3686
John McCann [email protected] 802-342-4575
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RUTLAND HOUSING AUTHORITY
(Appointed; 5 Year Term, exp. dates indicated)
Karl Anderson (Vice Chairman) 73 Sunset Rutland Town 802-773-4700 (2022)
Rev. Andrew Carlson 61 Evergreen Ave Rutland City (2023)
Tina Johnson 1B2 Templewood Court 802-773-6784
Kevin Loso (Executive Director) 5 Tremont Street 802-775-2926
Kevin Markowski (Chairman) 66 Grove Street Rutland City 802-775-3221 (2024)
James V. Richards Route 7 North Rutland Town 802-773-2843
RUTLAND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY
(Appointed; 3 Year Term, exp. dates indicated)
Edward Clark (Chair) eclark@nbarchitects.com 802-779-8027 (2025)
Israel Mac [email protected] 802-773-3842 (2024)
Stephanie Romeo [email protected] 802-786-1075 (2024)
Ajay Shah [email protected] 201-248-1967 (2025)
Mary Markowski (City Treasurer) [email protected] 802-773-1800
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Alderwoman Cheryl Hooker 11 Royce St 802-775-5462 (2025)
CEMETARY COMMISSION
(Appointed; 3 Year Term)
Thomas Giffin 61 East Washington Street (802)773-3253
PENSION BOARD
(Members from the Aldermen & School Commissioners)
Mary Markowski (Chair) Marybeth Lennox-Levins (Chair)
Sharon Davis Charlene Seward
Larry Cupoli Cathy Soulsaa (Vice Chair)
Tricia O’Connor John McCann
Alex Adams
Carrie Savage
Anna Tadio
PENSION DEFICIT COMMITTEE:
Larry Cupoli - Chair
Carrie Savage – Vice Chair
Alex Adams
Tom Franzoni
Vacant School Commissioner
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MAYORS OF THE
CITY OF RUTLAND
John A. Mead ........................................... 1893
Levi G. Kingsley ................................... ..1894
John A. Sheldon....................................... 1895
Thomas H. Browne ................................ ..1896
Percival W.
Clement..............................1897
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1898
William W. Ripley
...........................
1899
John D. Spellman
.............................
1900
J. Burton Hollister
............................
1901
David W. Temple
.............................
1902
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1903
Jack S. Carder
................................
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1904
J. Forest Manning
.............................
.1905
Charles E. Paige
...............................
1906
Rollin R.
Richmond
.........................
.1907
Henry O. Carpenter
..........................
1908
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1910
Percival W. Clement..............................1911-1912
Charles L. Howe
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1912
Henry C. Brislin
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..1913
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1914
Bert L. Stafford
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1915
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1916
Henry C. Brislin
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..1917
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1918
James C. Dunn
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1919
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1926
Arthur W. Perkins
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1927
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1934
Henry H. Branchaud..............................1935-1938
Henry B. Carpenter
..........................
1939
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1942
Wayne N. Temple
............................
1943
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1949
Dan J. Healy
................................
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1949
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1957
Francis F. Waterman..............................1957-1959
Dan J. Healy
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1959
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1961
John J. Daley
................................
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1961
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1965
Harold J. Nichols
..............................
.1965
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1971
William H. Foley, Sr..............................1971-1973
Gilbert G. Godnick ...................... ..1973-1981
John J. Daley ................................. 1981-1987
Jeffrey N. Wennberg ..................... 1987-1999
John P. Cassarino
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1999
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2007
Christopher C. Louras
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2007
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2017
David Allaire
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2017
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2023
Michael P. Doenges
2023
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Present
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CITY ASSESSOR’S OFFICE
ASSESSOR’S REPORT
The Assessor’s report is dedicated to my friend and mentor Barry J. Keefe. Barry passed
away on April 10, 2023. He was dedicated to serving the Rutland City residents as
Assessor for 27 years and I miss his wisdom and sense of humor every day.
REAPPRAISAL:
The City of Rutland was issued an order by the State of Vermont Tax Department to
complete a city-wide reappraisal. I am working through that process with the State and
expect to have more information in the coming months on what the time line is to
complete the reappraisal.
REMINDERS:
BUSINESS PERSONAL PROPERTY: All businesses need to return to the Assessor’s
office their business personal property Return to ensure that you are being billed
accurately. The rendering or request for filing is sent out by the Assessor in January and
is due by April 20th; please keep an eye out for the mailing from the Assessor’s office.
HOMESTEAD: Taxpayers that own and occupy a residence as their primary dwelling on
April 1st must file their HS-122 Homestead Declaration every year.
VETERANS EXEMPTIONS: Veterans that meet the criteria for an exemption as defined
by the Office of Veterans Affairs must complete the application every year to qualify.
Please contact www.veterans.veterans.gov for more information.
Katie Langlois
City Assessor
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR BUILDING DEPARTMENT
The Building department is excited to introduce a new member, Michelle
Delpha. Michelle came to us from the Treasurer’s Office and has been
working for Rutland City since 2017. She has made a great addition to our
team as the Office Coordinator and a great colleague.
The rest of our team consists of:
Michael Brookman- City Health Officer/ Assistant City Building Inspector
Rhonda Hart- City Code Enforcement Officer/ Assistant City Health Officer
Kevin Blongy- Part-time Assistant City Code Enforcement Officer/ Assistant City
Building Inspector
Katie Langlois- City Assessor
Andrew Strniste- City Zone and Planning Administrator
Mark Sadakierski- City Building Inspector
Every day is a different and new challenge for our team members. I
commend the team with all the hard work they do every day.
We are still seeing an increase in house sales and rental tenants moving. We
have started a short-term rental registry at the city and a new fee schedule
for Certificate of Occupancy, Permits, etc. All applications can be done on
the City’s website at rutlandcity.org or come visit us in city hall on the
second floor the Building and Zoning Office to use our stand-alone
computer to apply.
Please change your smoke alarm batteries, test regularly for function, and
also check the expiration date of your detectors. Please DO NOT remove
your detectors; if you have issues with or questions about smoke alarms call
the Fire Department or this office.
The residents of Rutland City have become aware of the importance of
building permits and COs with their properties and rentals. This department
teams with other departments in the city to do our best to keep the people of
Rutland City safe.
Respectfully submitted,
Mark Sadakierski, Building Inspector
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PLANNING & ZONING DEPARTMENT REPORT
During FY 2022-2023 the number of zoning permits issued decreased from 128 permits to
109 Permits.
Over the past fiscal year, the Building & Zoning Department, in addition to the Department of
Public Works and the Clerk’s Office, has worked diligently towards digitizing its permit
applications through GovPilot. Please visit the City’s website and click “Permit Applications
& Forms” on the left side to access those applications forms. The Department also continues
its efforts to register Short-Term Rentals through GovOS.
Over the course of the next fiscal year, the Planning & Zoning Department will be seeking to
add another member – an assistant zoning administrator, thus allowing the Staff to providing
more planning assistance and services. Moreover, the Department continues to oversee the
proposed revisions to the City’s zoning regulations. The Commission is making substantial
progress on the revisions with efforts to finish the rewrite next year. As a reminder for
zoning permit applicants anticipating review by the Development Review Board (DRB);
applicants are strongly encouraged to coordinate with the Department of Public Works prior
to submitting a DRB application in an effort to resolve issues at the beginning of the process
rather than towards the end.
We also welcome Michelle Delpha from the Treasurer’s Office to our team (Mike Brookman,
Rhonda Hart, Mark Sadakierski, Kevin Blongy and Katie Langlois). Thank you, Susan Clark
(who has moved to the City’s Clerk’s Office), for all of your help over the past years in the
Building & Zoning Department.
Please do not hesitate to call our offices should there be any questions, comments, concerns
or suggestions relating to the Planning & Zoning Department.
Respectfully submitted,
Andrew Strniste
Planning & Zoning Administrator
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REPORT OF THE CEMETERY COMMISSION
To the Mayor of Rutland, Honorable Board of Aldermen and the Citizens of the City of
Rutland:
Rutland City has the responsibility for the maintenance of the following city cemeteries; West
Street Cemetery, North Main Street Cemetery, House of Correction’s Cemetery located
behind Northwest School, and the Poor Farm Cemetery located at the transfer station off
Gleason Road. Access to the West Street and North Main Street Cemeteries are available
upon request from Rutland City Hall, Rutland Recreation Center, or from the city cemetery
commissioner upon request.
In October of 2022, individual(s) entered the West Street Cemetery and damaged close to 50
monuments. Many of them had been newly-repaired by the cemetery commissioner and local
volunteers. They also pushed stones off the front of the vault and destroyed a large nearby
monument. It is unfortunate that this cemetery continues to be the target of vandals.
The City of Rutland was fortunate to have several community organizations volunteer their
time in Rutland’s historic burial grounds. Rutland Rotary South and Rutland City Rotary
combined forces and spent a morning working in the Rutland North Main Street Cemetery.
They cleaned monuments, straightened/repaired stones and did a general cleanup of this
historic Rutland burial ground.
The General Electric Veteran’s Network, led by Rosanna LaCross, spent a work day at the
West Street Cemetery. Having close to 100 volunteers working at the cemetery on the Friday
before Memorial Day was incredible! They repaired much of the vandalism damage from last
October, raked and bagged a few hundred bags of leaves and filled a city dump truck up
twice, with brush and debris. The GEVN also paid for and installed a state-of-the-art solar
light on the veteran’s flag pole in front of the cemetery. A barbeque lunch was provided by
the GEVN for all the volunteers.
Rutland Moose Lodge 1122, for the 3
rd
year in a row, had their members working in the
West Street Cemetery. The volunteers cemented monuments to bases, epoxied stones and
cleaned many monuments in the cemetery. They also provided a well-received barbeque at
the Moose Lodge for all the volunteers. The Moose have already scheduled another work day
for 2024. Thanks to Moose Lodge 1122 President, Len Downy, for his continual support this
yearly cemetery event.
Rutland Dismas House has been mowing the House of Corrections Cemetery for the last two
years. Thanks to Dismas Director, Eric McGuire, and the residents of Dismas House for
maintaining this city burial ground.
The Rutland Middle School Enriched Studies Program, which has been on hiatus due to
Covid issues, once again spent time working in North Main and West Street Cemeteries.
Thanks to Rutland Middle School Social Studies teacher, David Cornwell, for his willingness
to continue this program with RMS students.
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The Ann Story Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution continues to place the
flags on the veterans’ graves before Memorial Day. This year they had assistance from the
Rutland Rotary South, Rutland City Rotary and the General Electric Veteran’s Network.
We have had visitors to the city cemeteries. One family came from California to find their
ancestors in the West Street burial ground. Keeping the cemeteries maintained does give out
of staters a positive view of the city.
Rutland City Parks Director, Tyler Dahlin, and his crew have been outstanding in providing
materials and support for all the projects that have been happening this year in the city burial
grounds. They are also repairing one of the large monuments that was broken into many parts
due to the recent vandalism. Most of the work that was accomplished this year in the city’s
burial grounds could not have been accomplished without the exceptional assistance from the
Rutland City and Parks employees.
The large pine tree that has been documented as an issue in this report for over a decade has
been pruned and hopefully is no longer a threat to the monuments in the West Street
Cemetery. Thanks to Rutland City Forester, Tim Smith, for tackling the pine tree and for his
attention to the trees in the city cemeteries.
There continues to be concerns that need to be addressed by city officials. The existing fences
in North Main Street and West Street need to be replaced. The House of Corrections
Cemetery fence had tree damage and needs to be repaired. The vault in the West Street
Cemetery is collapsing and needs immediate attention from the city. It has become a hazard to
anyone in the cemetery. The recent vandalism to the façade of the structure has increased the
probability of the wall to fail.
Rutland’s old burial grounds are still in the long and tedious process of being restored. The
old marble stones tell much of the history of our city. Veterans from all the colonial wars and
many of the original settlers of Rutland are resting in these city’s cemeteries. The
commissioner encourages city residents or anyone interested in the history of Rutland, to
assist in the restoration efforts. If any individual and/or group wishes to volunteer, please
contact the cemetery commissioner.
Respectfully submitted,
Tom Giffin
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Office of the City Clerk
To the Citizens of the City of Rutland:
It is my pleasure to respectfully submit the following Annual Report for the Rutland City
Clerk’s office, for the Fiscal Year July 1, 2022 and ending June 30
th
, 2023.
Revenue:
The Clerk’s Office revenue for Fiscal Year 2022-2023 was $216,448.00.
Vital Records:
All certified copies of Birth certificates, Deaths certificates and Civil Marriage licenses are
available for $10.00 per copy as set by the State of Vermont. Uncertified copies are available
for $2.00/copy.
Vital Records Recorded in Fiscal Year 2022-2023:
Births…………………….,………355
Deaths……………………….…....493
Civil Marriages………………...…120
Land Records:
All land records are available for $1.00/page for each copy. Certified land records are
$10.00/page and vault time is charged at $4.00/hour.
Recording Fees:
10,655 pages of land records were received and recorded. There were 624 Property Transfer
Tax Returns (PTTR). The cost of recording land records is $15.00/page, (excluding PTTR
which is $15.00 per document) as set by the State of Vermont. Of this $15.00/page,
$3.00/page is set aside for records preservation.
Business Licenses:
The City Clerk issued over 125 business licenses for Fiscal Year 2022-2023. Business
Licenses are valid from May 1
st
until April 30
th
of each year.
Dog Licenses Issued:
871 dogs were registered. Dogs must be registered by April 1
st
of each year and a current
rabies certificate is required. After April 1
st
, late charges apply.
Dog License fees are as follows:
Spayed/neutered fee before April 1
st
$15.00; After April 1
st
$35.00
Un-spayed/un-neutered fee before April 1
st
; $20.00; After April 1
st
$35.00.
The Clerk’s Office would also like to thank Animal Control Officer Tim Jones with whom we
work closely to ensure all dogs are registered and vaccinated according to State law.
DMV Vehicle Registrations:
The Clerk’s Office processed 114 registrations.
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Elections:
The Clerk’s Office maintains the Rutland City voter checklist, which has 11,148 registered
voters. During Fiscal Year 2022-2023 there were three (3) Elections. The Clerk’s Office over
saw the following elections:
Date Election Voter Participation
August 9, 2022
Primary Election
2,244
November 8, 2022
General Election
5,871
March 7, 2023
Annual City Election
3,044
I would like to thank all the Election Officials as well as my staff, who worked long hours, to
ensure each election ran smoothly. Your extremely long days are greatly appreciated. I look
forward to working with you all again.
Our website www.rutlandcity.org contains valuable information on all City Departments,
Charter and Ordinances, Minutes of all Boards, Commissions and Committees as well as
general information on the City of Rutland.
I am proud of the professionalism and hard work of the staff within the Clerk’s Office. Sara
Magro (Purchasing Agent), Julie Tripodi (Land Records), and Susan Clark (Deputy City
Clerk). This annual report summarizes their dedication and commitment to public service.
However, it would be impossible for us to accomplish all we do without the support of many
others. Thank you to our Elected Officials, Board of Aldermen, and our dedicated co-workers
in all City Departments. It is truly an honor and privilege to serve the Citizens of Rutland
City.
Respectfully Submitted,
Tracy L. Kapusta
Rutland City Clerk
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Development Review Board
Annual Report – July 1, 2022 – June 30, 2023
To the Honorable Board of Alderman and Citizens of the City of Rutland:
The Development Review Board is pleased to submit the annual report for the fiscal year ending
June 30, 2023. Board members are Michael McClallen, Chair, Stephanie A. Lorentz, Al Paul,
Jim Pell, and Steve Wilk.
We issued ten (10) decisions during fiscal year 2022. The Hearings are scheduled on the 1
st
and
3
rd
Wednesdays of each month and are held in the evenings in the Aldermanic Chambers. The
hearings are warned in accordance with State law. The Board’s responsibilities include hearing
zoning appeals, variances, conditional uses, site plan reviews, design control district reviews
and subdivisions. Board wishes to thank the residents of the City of Rutland for their active
participation in the public hearing process.
Michael E. McClallen
Chair
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City of Rutland Fire Department
Annual Report
It is an honor to report on the status of the City of Rutland Fire Department during the period
July 1, 2022 - June 30, 2023. Our thanks go to both Mayors Allaire and Doenges and the
Board of Aldermen for their continuing support of this department. My thanks also goes to the
members of this department for their selfless effort to serve the tax payers of this City. As
your Fire Chief, I can assure you that your firefighters have answered the call to serve the
citizens.
Personnel
As of June 30, 2023, the department roster had a compliment of 28 full-time personnel, 27
assigned to three shifts, and myself. One firefighter, Matthew Cook, resigned at the end of the
year to follow his wife in her new job. We wish him well and await their return to the area.
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CITY of RUTLAND FIRE DEPARTMENT
June 30, 2023
William E. Lovett
Chief Engineer/Emergency Management Director
A-SHIFT B-SHIFT C-SHIFT
Deputy Chief Seth Bride Deputy Chief Scott Mangan Deputy Chief Dan Gedney
Lieutenant Charles Regula Lieutenant TJ Lacz Lieutenant Nate Elwert
Career Firefighters
Michael Barrett Victor Miglorie Michael Roy
Colin Fitzsimmons David Werbinski Kyle Robillard
Kyle Goodrich Adam McIntosh Timothy Clark
Arthur Howard Justin Henderson Dylon Flood
Zackary Ames William Tracey Peter Holmes
Abigail Lancour Brian Porch Corbin Shattuck
Jacob Corti Nash Pelkey Jenna Elliott
Fire Dept Physician
Dr. Richard Lovett Jr.
Department Chaplin
Lt. Gary Lambert
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Fire Department Response-By the Numbers
The Fire Department responded to 876 “reportable” calls for service in FY 2023, reported to
the National Incident Reporting System. This nationally accepted reporting protocol gathers
data from fire departments across the country and by reporting incidents as listed, aids us in
applying for federal grants.
Not included in this national report are the service calls, done by your department, daily:
560 Fire Alarms System Master Box Resets,
108 School Fire Drills,
231 Flag Details
60 Car Seat Installations
Rest assured, we will continue to do those calls and respond to new issues as they develop.
The “reportable” incidents are classified as follows:
Incident Types
Fires
Building Fires: 30
Cooking Fire, Confined to Container: 20
Chimney Fires: 2
Boiler Malfunctions: 9
Trash or Rubbish Fire, Contained: 2
Combined Motor Vehicle Fire: 8
Wildland, Brush, other Outside Fires: 12
Dumpster or Other Outside Trash Receptacle Fire: 1
Outside Equipment Fire: 1
Rescue & Emergency Medical Service Incidents
Medical Assist, Assist EMS Crew: 58
EMS Calls: 6
Motor Vehicle Accident with Injuries 26
Motor Vehicle Accident – No Injuries- 32
Motor Vehicles General Cleanup: 37
Lock-In: 1
Ice Rescue 2
Extrication Rescue, Other: 2
Extrication of Victim(s) from Vehicle: 1
Removal of Victim(s) from Stalled Elevator: 5
Swift Water Rescue: 1
Electrocution Rescue: 0
Animal rescue 5
Hazardous Condition (No Fire)
Gasoline or Other Flammable Liquid Spill: 10
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Gas Leak (Natural Gas or LPG): 11
Oil or Other Combustible Liquid Spill: 8
Chemical Hazard: 1
Carbon Monoxide Incident: 14
Electrical Wiring or Equipment Problem 3
Heat From Short Circuit (Wiring): 3
Overheated Motor: 6
Breakdown of Light Ballast: 1
Power Line Down: 11
Arcing, Shorted Electrical Equipment 10
Building weakened or Structural Collapse 3
Biological Hazard, Confirmed or Suspected: 6
UNAUTHORIZED BURNING 49
Service Calls
(Water leaks or removal, animal rescues, Agency Assists, lock-outs)
86
Good Intent Calls
(Dispatched & cancelled, no incidents found, unfounded smoke or
hazmat investigations) 120
False Alarms & False Calls
Municipal Alarm System Malicious False Alarm: 28
Sprinkler Activation Due to Malfunction: 7
Detector Activation due to Malfunction: 45
Sprinkler/Detector Activation, No Fire, Unintentional: 136
Carbon Monoxide Detector Activation, No CO: 29
Severe Weather & Natural Disaster
Flood Assessment: 11
Wind Storm Assessments: 9
Mutual Aid Responses
Mutual Aid Given: 16
Automatic Aid Given: 2
Mutual Aid for structure fires: 6
Equipment
Engine 2: 2014 Pierce Velocity Pumper 2000 GPM Pump, 1250 gallon Tank
Engine 3: 2022 Ferrara 1500 GPM FC 94 Pumper, 1000 gallon tank
Engine 4: 2018 Pierce Enforcer Pumper, 1000 gallon tank
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Ladder 1: 2001 American LaFrance 75’ Quint 1500 GPM Pump, 500 Gallon Tank
Tower 1: 2020 Ferrara 100’ Tower Ladder with 2000 GPM Pump, 300 Gallon Tank
Utility 5: 2019 Ford F-350 4 X 4 Pick Up with Liftgate & Snowplow
Car 6: 2017 Ford F-350 4 X 4 Pick Up
One project we’ve returned to is the yearly purchase of firefighter protective clothing. By
purchasing a certain number of garments each year, we avoid the sticker shock of buying all
members gear, together. COVID, and the associated material supply shortages have made this
challenging, but with the help of the City Treasurer Markowski, we were able to get this done
by June 30, 2022.
In January 2022, I asked the Board of Alderman for $250,000 from the City’s ARPA Money
for the replacement of the stations radio system, which had failed in the previous fall. DC
Daniel Gedney, assisted by other officers and firefighters, worked to remove the outdated
console, consolidate the fire alarm system equipment, update the stations fire alarm system,
phone system and prepare the dispatch room for the new radio consol. Their efforts save
funds that were used on this project.
Services Provided
The department provides a municipal fire alarm system, fire suppression services, emergency
medical assistance, fire prevention, public education, hazardous materials operations, and
decontamination. In addition, we have teams trained and equipped to respond to swift water
and boat rescues, technical rescue incidents involving extrication from heavy vehicles and
machinery, structural collapse, rescue from confined spaces, trench collapse rescue and can
perform high and low angle rope rescue operations.
This year, we renewed our commitment with the State of Vermont Urban Search and Rescue
Team by signing a new Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). Members of this department
will respond to the call for help, as part of the Vermont Task Force 1, a state support team
trained in multiple technical rescue disciplines. While gone, our members are State
Employees, on the State payroll, with back coverage paid through this agreement. The
training and experiences they receive are invaluable to our community
Those skills were utilized by our members to serve our community, this year. By assisting
local businesses, by providing on-scene rescuers during maintenance procedures, and
assisting our Mutual Aid Community, we lessened the risk to first responders, as well as the
time they wait, for assistance.
The department provides contract fire protection to the Town of Mendon, several large
businesses in Rutland Town and has a contract with the State of Vermont for Airport Rescue
Firefighting (ARFF) services at the Rutland-Southern Vermont Regional Airport.
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We provide safety and fire protection for the Vermont State Fairgrounds and for the
promoters using the facility. We also responded to assist our neighboring fire departments
through the Rutland County Fire Mutual Aid Agreement. This agreement has become the
model for the state, where each community commits to assist their neighbors, in times of
need. Mutual Aid Fire Departments have requested help with fire suppression, vehicle and
machinery extrication, technical rescue, Safety Teams and forest fire suppression. In turn, the
Towns of Rutland, West Rutland and Clarendon came to our requests for help.
In addition to emergency duties, members maintain apparatus and equipment. Their efforts
are noticeable in many ways. The fire station and grounds benefit from their commitment to
the taxpayers, and with their collective abilities, making many projects possible, with limited
or non-existing funds.
The department also assists with school ride-a-long programs for Rutland, Mill River and Fair
Haven High Schools. These outreach programs focus on students interested in a career as a
firefighter, where they experience our job, through firsthand observation. Job Shadow, the
Rising Leader Program and other community promotional efforts, such as National Night Out
and Project Vision are welcomed by the students and your firefighters. These initiatives have
far reaching benefits. Many of our present and past members were first attracted to the fire
service, with these first contacts. We will continue these exposures and foster these
individuals, as they move into the work force.
Master Box Checks: The fire department performed master box resets on 560 occasions in
FY 2023. Once fire alarm or sprinkler system maintenance is performed on a building that has
a master box, by a private contractor, the department checks and resets the box to ensure
proper alerting directly to the station.
Four times a year, your firefighters perform box checks on 147 Gamewell fire alarm boxes.
These mandated checks confirm that each box transmits its signal to the City Fire Station.
School Fire Drills: The department assisted with 108 school and daycare fire drills in FY
2023.
American Flag Details: The fire department is responsible for the care, maintenance, raising
and lowering of 11 City owned American Flags throughout the city. The department raised
and lowered those flags on 21 occasions in FY 2023, totaling over 57.5 personnel hours and
231 total visits to the flags. Flags are typically lowered by order of the Mayor, for a Line of
Duty Deaths, the Governor or the President of the United States.
Smoke Detector Battery Replacement: Did you know your fire department can assist with
replacing smoke and carbon monoxide detector batteries for citizens, unable to do so on their
own? Our priority is for our citizens to be adequately protected by their smoke and carbon
monoxide alarms in case of a fire. If we find a detector that needs its battery replaced and the
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occupant is unable to replace one on their own, and no one else is responsible for the
detector’s maintenance, we do so without hesitation, in order to protect our citizens.
Training & Education
Typically, each firefighter spends many hours of the day training and presenting public
education programs to both school aged and senior citizens.
Our ability to seek outside training was greatly diminished by the COVID pandemic, but a
return to a “new normalcy” has occurred. Training styles and modalities have evolved, and
your firefighters engaged these new mediums. They met and exceeded their training
requirements. The department members gained a total of 3746.25 hours of training in 2023.
Child Safety Seats: The fire department is a Safe Kids Vermont Fitting Station for child
safety seats under the Vermont Department of Health. The Department holds a stock of state
funded car seats which we provide to citizens around the county who provide a Voucher from
the State of Vermont. We have seven (5) Nationally Certified Child Safety Seat Technicians
across all shifts to assist the public with their needs. Our technicians participate in Statewide
Car Seat events and reciprocally, other technicians from around the state come to assist us in
Rutland. In FY 2023, the department installed a total of 60 car seats for the citizens of
Rutland County, a stark increase in the numbers above last year.
Rutland County TRIAD: The fire department has regularly partnered with the Rutland
County Sheriff’s Department, in community risk reduction, by joining Lynn Tucker at various
senior living facilities throughout the city, providing fire safety education across all spectrums
including cooking fires, evacuations, candle and heater safety, carbon monoxide, burn
prevention, holiday fire safety, etc.
Open Burning
We receive numerous complaints about people burning anything from brush to trash in the
city. The following information is provided regarding open burning within the City of
Rutland. Open burning is not permitted without a signed permit from the Chief Engineer.
Such permits are only issued for the occasional bonfire at a school or college or for municipal
emergency situations. Cooking fires are permitted outside but only by using charcoal or LP
gas for fuel. If an outside fire is creating a nuisance, it may be ordered extinguished by the
department. In FY 2023, the department responded to 49 unauthorized burning complaints.
The burning of trash, painted/treated wood, shingles, tires and similar materials is
prohibited by state law. Persons who have unpermitted fires or are burning illegal
materials are subject to being issued a ticket for violation of the open burning ordinance
and may be subject to additional state enforcement actions.
Fire Prevention
We encourage all residents to police their property. Unnecessary storage of unwanted
materials has become a problem in some homes. Improper storage of gasoline powered tools
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also causes concerns. Clean your chimney often and service your furnace or heating
appliances annually. Your smoke and carbon monoxide detectors should be tested monthly.
Batteries should be changed bi-annually, and the detectors should be replaced at least every
10 (ten) years. Have you checked yours, lately?
Remember the best defense may be gained by a good offense. Be pro-active when dealing
with the safety of your family and property. If you have a question don’t hesitate to call your
fire department at (802)773-1812. We will gladly answer your home and fire safety questions,
and if we can’t, we’ll find someone who can!
On behalf of the members of the Fire Department, I would like to thank Mayor Allaire, the
Board of Aldermen, Rutland City Police Department, Department of Public Works, City Hall
personnel, Rutland Recreation Department, the School Department, and all city officials and
employees who assisted the Fire Department in any way during the past year. Our thanks,
also, to the citizens of our city for their continued support of the Fire Department and our
efforts at improving your quality of life and safety in our community. Finally, a very special
thank you to our mutual aid partners for their continuing assistance. When we need assistance
dealing with an incident, they respond professionally and with great enthusiasm and we look
forward again to assisting them in their time of need.
Respectfully,
William Lovett, Chief of Department
Emergency Management Directors Report
As the Emergency Management Director, I work to make sure the City of Rutland has the
training and access to the resources needed to handle emergency situations that may affect the
City of Rutland. The City strives to plan for and anticipate emergency problems before they
impact our infrastructure. The Local Emergency Planning Commission (LEPC) has been an
invaluable asset in that regard.
The protection of our watershed is of the utmost importance and your fire department
routinely works with the Department of Public Works, and the Rutland City Foresters who all
work to protect the watershed.
I’m pleased to report we did not have a reason to open the Emergency Operations Center, this
past year. With the assistance of Michael Brookman, Health Officer for the City of Rutland,
we dealt with the effects of COVID on your City Employees on a one-on-one basis. His
assistance was immeasurable, and his counsel was greatly appreciated by all, during the days
and late at night.
I want to thank all the City Employees who directly met the challenges of the Pandemic. This
team performed admirably and will continue to do so, for the citizens of our City.
Respectfully,
William Lovett, Fire Chief, City of Rutland Fire Department,
Emergency Management Director, City of Rutland
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RUTLAND CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT
FY 2023 Annual Report
To the Citizens of the City of Rutland,
As we begin another year, it is my pleasure to provide you with a summary of activity that kept
us busy over the past twelve months.
Despite the challenges the Department, and law enforcement in general, has faced, we have
remained dedicated to protecting and serving our citizens through professionalism, courtesy,
compassion and community partnerships. While many law enforcement agencies have had to
curtail services and hours due to critical staffing shortages, we remain a full-service 24/7 agency
our community deserves and expects.
The demand on police services has risen steadily over the past couple of years. Analysis of our
calls for service indicates 25% of those calls are for non-criminal matters and likely do not
require a response from a sworn officer. Under the direction of Commander Greg Sheldon,
working with Project; Vision’s Community Policing sub-committee, the Community Resource
Specialist (CRS) position was created. You can learn more about the position in Commander
Prouty’s Project VISION summary later in this report. Commander Prouty, who retired from
the Department in 2021, re-joined us in August 2022 as our first CRS. We have since added
two more CRS positions to respond to our non-criminal calls for service.
While we ended the year with two more sworn positions filled than we had at the beginning of
the year, there was much roster activity in the interim, with several hires and separations noted
below. Of note, Commander Greg Sheldon retired after over twenty-one years with the City,
leaving us to become the Hartford Police Chief. Congratulations Greg, and thank you for
dedicated service to the City.
I want to thank the entire Department for all the work you do every day to serve our community.
Your dedication and commitment to our mission is not just recognized and appreciated by the
Administration here at the Department and at City Hall, but it is evident throughout our
community. The sacrifices you make are unlike those most others are ever asked.
To our entire community and all those we serve, thank you for your expressions of support we
receive throughout the year. It is exactly what sustains us.
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As is the case most years, the Department experienced a number of personnel changes,
including new hires, transfers, promotions, and retirements. Those changes, and highlights of
some of our other activities, are as follows:
Retirees:
Gregory Sheldon 1/6/2023 (DOH 6/11/2001 = 21 ½ years)
New Hires:
Matthew Prouty – re-hired 8/1/22 as CRS
K9 King Nash – 1/4/23
Arun Dangal 1/30/23
Kelsey Parker 3/31/23
Misty Jax – Records – re-hired 4/3/23
*Jessica Ebbighausen 5/25/23; EOW 7/7/23 – FY 24
William Gaiotti – CRS 5/30/23
Promotions/Other:
Matthew Prouty – Commander 1/8/23
Tyler Tavares – Corporal 11/20/22
James Rajda – K9 Handler 12/28/22
Charles Whitehead – Commander 4/23/23
Transfers:
Eric Morgano – Records to Evidence 8/7/22
Crystal Murray – Dispatch to Records 8/29/22; Records to Dispatch 4/23/23
Kyle Dawson – Dispatch to CRS 2/19/23
Oscar Menjivar – Patrol to BCI 2/26/23
Sean Maguire – BCI to Patrol 2/26/23
Julie Fitzgibbons – Dispatch to CRS 5/14/23
FY 23 - Graduated VPA Level III:
Chad St. John 7/15/22
Anthony Carapezza 12/16/22
Arun Dangal 6/2/23
Animal Control Hearings
8/18/22
8/25/22
11/15
2/2/23
4/25/23
5/9/23
6/20/23
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Other FY 23
AXON Body Cameras
Food Truck Mixer
Coffee with a Cop
Coffee with Cops & Kids
National Night Out
Shop with a Cop
RCPD & BPA Awards & Memorial Ceremony 5/16/23
Respectfully,
Chief Brian Kilcullen
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PATROL DIVISION
Commander Charles Whitehead
The Rutland City Police Department’s Patrol Division continues to be committed to public
safety within community. We continue to struggle with staffing shortages all while trying to
cover shift vacancies and maintaining responsive and professional interactions with the public.
Our officers have really stepped up and continue to work tirelessly to provide police services
to the city. From July 1, 2022 until June 30
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, 2023 the Rutland City Police Department’s patrol
division responded to approximately 10,911 calls for service. We continue to interview
potential new hires in hopes of raising our staff levels back to an appropriate operating level.
Included in the Patrol Division is our Dispatch Center which consists of 6 full time dispatcher
positions. Over the last year we have had two dispatchers step down from their positions, one
leaving the department due to personal reasons and the other moving to a different position
within the department. Currently we have two dispatcher vacancies we are in the process of
filling.
The past year has proven to be a challenge for our department as a whole and the patrol division
based on staffing shortages and the seriousness of crimes we are responding to. We are
committed to holding ourselves and others within our division to a standard that aligns with our
department’s core values and mission.
Sincerely,
Commander Charles Whitehead
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PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS DIVISION
Commander Sam Delpha
I have been the Commander of the Rutland City Police Departments Professional Standards
Division since January of 2022. This division includes all of the Bureau of Criminal
Investigations detectives, evidence custodian, records clerks and the staff operations specialist.
Our goal is to bring the most professional service to the people who live work and visit in our
great community. We continue to work through a staffing shortage and our employees are
going the extra mile to make sure those services and the safety of our citizens continue.
The Rutland City Police Department continues to search for qualified candidates to become the
next generation of leaders within our department. We have a rigorous background process that
takes time to find those qualified men and women who meet the needs of the community, and
also meet our minimum standards. There are plenty of career opportunities within the Rutland
City Police Department. In this last year, we continued to see a blend of local and out of state
applicants who have been great additions to our team and community.
Over the past year, the Rutland City Police Department’s Bureau of Criminal Investigations has
handled many cases to include frauds, sexual assaults, aggravated assaults/stabbings, death
investigations, armed robberies, drug investigations and homicides. Our team of Detectives
have worked alongside our local partners to include the Child First Advocacy Center, DCF,
Vermont State Police, the Southern Vermont Drug Task Force, the Rutland County Sheriff’s
Office, the Rutland County State’s Attorney’s Office, Probation and Parole and other local law
enforcement agencies. We continue to work with our federal partners to include HSI, FBI,
DEA, US Marshall’s and the United States Attorney’s Office. These partnerships continue to
be effective and have resulted in successful prosecutions keeping individuals accountable for
their criminal actions.
Our team has seen a transition this year as Detective Sergeant Charles Whitehead was promoted
to Patrol Commander. Our team is currently supervised by Sergeant Jon Dickerson, and also
consists of Detective Corporal Adam Lucia, Detective Tyler Billings, Detective Oscar Menjivar
and our evidence custodian Eric Morgano. Our team has also been assisted by our criminal
intelligence analyst Nathan Thibodeau. The team has been very proactive working many extra
hours keeping the community safe. In addition to their case load, our team is also tasked with
the background investigations of all our new employees.
Our records department consists of Records Clerks Nora Moore and Misty Jax. They have done
tremendous work providing fantastic service to our employees, our community and other
agencies. Our records team processes hundreds of cases for prosecution each year, to include
additional court related paperwork for pre-trial preparation and hearings, and thousands of other
reports for non-criminal calls for service, motor vehicle crashes, motor vehicle tickets and
warnings and keep everything organized so the Rutland City Police Department can continue
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to efficiently and effectively provide the quality of service to our community and all of our
partners.
Our Staff Operations Specialist Ryan Brady works hard every day to make sure all of our
equipment, technology and supplies are up and running. He spends countless hours taking care
of building and vehicle maintenance, and making sure our applicants, new and current
employees have everything they need for training and to get the job done. Ryan also spends
time coordinating our third party vendors and making sure the daily needs of the department
are fulfilled.
Thank you to all of my team for all that you do every day.
And of course, thank you to the community who have continued to show outstanding support
for the Rutland City Police Department. It is wonderful to work in a community who you know
supports you. We will continue to work as a partner with you to help make this community a
great place to live work and visit.
Thank you all!
Commander Sam Delpha
Project VISION
Commander Matthew Prouty, Executive Director
As the Executive Director of Project VISION and the Commander of Outreach for the
Rutland City Police. I want to thank now Chief Gregory Sheldon of the Hartford Police
Department, for his efforts and his support. Chief Sheldon did a tremendous amount of work
to get our Community Resource Specialist position created and up and running.
Project VISION
Project VISION meets on the second Thursday of each month from noon to approximately
1:30pm. This past year we were without a Project VISION chair for quite some time but now
have Co-Chairs Adam Sancic and Kiana McClure. Both of these individuals are professionals
with tremendous talent and I look forward to working with them this year.
Project VISION has two main committees working at this time. The Health Committee, chaired
by Jamie Bentley from Rutland Regional Medical Center and Community Policing, chaired by
me and Pat Hunter. There are also several sub-committees. This past year I have asked the
VISION partners to focus on prevention and intervention initiatives to reduce deaths from
accidental overdose and to invest training time in prevention strategies, to include
domestic/sexual violence prevention and suicide prevention. We are an abundant community
filled with talented people. We recognized that providers in multiple professions are burning
out. Kheya Ganguly provided services to Project VISION and we were able to host two separate
trainings related to combating compassion fatigue.
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Project VISION has some very exciting initiatives in the works. If you are interested in
participating, please reach out to me at matthew[email protected] Project VISION has
two core values. We agree to have a renewed focus on the positive and to collaborate for the
greater good.
Community Response Team (CRT)
The Community Response Team is comprised of CRT SGT Jason Williams, Community
Police Officer Emilio Rosario, Animal Control Officer Tim Jones, School Resource Officer
Ernest LaGuardia, Crime & Data Analyst Nathan Thibodeau, Community Resource
Specialists Kyle Dawson, William Gaiotti, and Julie Fitzgibbons.
For most of FY23 there was only one assigned CRS position. I worked in that position from
August 2022 to January 2023. Kyle Dawson then transferred from dispatch to the CRS
position. Since than we have added William Gaiotti and Julie Fitzgibbons.
The Community Resource Specialists are assigned non-criminal cases that require a response
from the department but do not require a certified police officer. The Community Resource
Specialist work with community partners in hopes that together we can improve our quality-
of-life outcomes for our citizens. This is very challenging work. The CRS’s are supervised by
the Community Response Team Sergeant, Jason Williams.
Community Policing Officer Emilio Rosario is assigned to the Downtown Beat. He is
responsible for parking enforcement in the downtown and is also assigned to support the state
Treatment Court. SRO Ernest Laguardia is the School Resource Officer for all our city
schools. ACO Timothy Jones is our Animal Control Officer tasked with enforcing city
ordinance related to pets. Nathan Thibodeau is our Crime and Data Analyst and is responsible
for collecting and analyzing department data for the Chief of Police.
The CRT collaborate with the Rutland County Turning Point Center and the Adult Substance
Use Treatment Program with Community Care Network to assist citizens with accessing
treatment or connecting with a recovery coach. This fiscal year the CRT also initiated a
shower/laundry initiative with the support of the Housing Trust of Rutland County and the
United Way to provide access to shower/laundry facilities to our homeless population. This
initiative is helping the outreach division connect people to appropriate services and build
relationships, both with citizens in need but also with service providers who have clients that
could benefit from this program.
This has been a challenging year. I want to thank the citizens of the City of Rutland for
supporting our outreach efforts.
Respectfully,
Commander Matthew Prouty
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I hope this report provides you with an understanding of how the department is structured, how
it operates, and what has kept us busy throughout the past year. On behalf of all the members
of the Rutland City Police Department, thank you for allowing us to serve you. It is a privilege
and honor to do so.
Respectfully,
Chief Brian A. Kilcullen
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
To the citizens of the City of Rutland,
I respectfully submit the following annual report for the Department of Public Works
for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2023.
It is an exciting time for our city as many large-scale overdue projects have either
been completed or have moved forward in the design process. From new culverts,
water main replacement, MS4 compliance projects, CSO overflow abatement
projects, paving, sidewalks and curbing, it is our hope that the efforts and hard work
put forth by the Department of Public Works will make our residents proud of our
community every day. I see firsthand the skill and dedication of our team to make
this city a better place to live, work and play.
Not only do I want to acknowledge and thank the crews who work to maintain and
improve our infrastructure, but also the employees that you don’t necessarily see. The
water and sewer plant operators working around the clock to keep the plants running
smoothly and provide clean water, our mechanics who keep our equipment running
and safe, and our office staff who keep us organized and running smoothly.
We would like to thank the citizens of Rutland, Mayor, Board of Alderman and all the
other city departments for their help and support throughout the year.
Respectfully,
Robert Protivansky
Commissioner of Public Works
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Engineering Division
The Engineering staff is involved with many day-to-day activities including the preparation of
design plans, bids and specifications, issuance of water and sewer allocations, applications for
design and construction grants, review of proposed plans for building permits and DRB
applications, and the creation of seasonal construction plans and long-term infrastructure
capital plans. At prescribed intervals, the department also performs inspections including
landfill post-closure monitoring, combined sewer overflow (CSO) monitoring, annual city
bridge and culvert inspections and various stormwater permit inspections and compliance
activities. Assistance is provided upon request to many private sector projects within the
City. Services often include the dissemination of City utility information to design
consultants and property owners wishing to develop or redevelop properties.
The Engineering Division also provides engineering and technical support to each division
within the Department of Public Works as well as to other departments within City
government when requested.
The Engineering Division assumes the role of project management for all active DPW
permitting, design and construction projects occurring within the City. An update for all
active projects during this fiscal year are as follows:
2023 Bond Articles
Three DPW infrastructure bond Articles valued at a total of $7.85M were placed on the ballot
and approved by voters on March 7, 2023. The three Bond Articles were as follows:
Bond Article No. 1 - $3.5M Public Highway Improvement Projects
($1M paving, $1M sidewalks & $1.5M structures)
These paving and sidewalk funds will allow the increased level of road rehabilitation
performed over the last three years to continue. The additional structures funds will address
an estimated shortfall so that the two remaining culverts from the 2019 Structures Bond
(Grove St & Lincoln Ave) can be replaced.
Bond Article No. 2 -$2.5M Water Distribution Main Improvement Project
These funds will be used to replace obsolete water mains. Water mains located below streets
that have very poor surface conditions that require rehabilitation will be targeted. A Request
For Proposals (RFP) was advertised on June 26, 2023, to design the water main replacement
segments. Once proposals are received and reviewed, it is expected that the design contract
will be executed in the fall.
Bond Article No. 3 - $1.85M Pollution Control & Wastewater Improvement Projects
These funds shall be used to fill estimated shortfalls in the Moon Brook Pond Modification
Project ($750k) and the Meadow Street Sewer Separation project ($1.1M).
2019 Bond Article No. 1 - $7.4 Million Wastewater & CSO Improvement Projects
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Northwest Neighborhood Sewer Separation Project - Phase 1A
All warranty issues including the spalling of several sidewalk segments located throughout
the project were satisfactorily repaired by the general contractor.
Meadow Street Stormwater Separation Project
An Engineering Services Agreement was executed with Aldrich & Elliott on March 9, 2023,
to design and provide bid documents for this project.
2019 Bond Article No. 2 - $3.0 Million Culvert & Bridge Improvement Projects
Allen Street, Grove Street, Church Street, Park Street, Lincoln Avenue Culvert
Replacement and Grove St Bridge #25 Rehabilitation
The design of the Allen Street Culvert Replacement project was completed by DuBois &
King, the City’s Consultant, and the project was put out to bid. The construction contract was
awarded to Belden Construction on June 16, 2022. Due to several factors including material
lead time delays, construction began on May 22, 2023. The project is expected to be
completed in the fall of 2023.
The design of the Grove Street Culvert Replacement project was completed and put out to
bid. The project was awarded to Daniels Construction on March 30, 2023. The structural
design submittals of the precast arch components have not yet been approved by the engineer.
Because of this unanticipated delay, installation of this new bridge structure scheduled for the
summer of 2023 might need to be postponed until the 2024 construction season.
Once the Grove Street Culvert Replacement Project is complete, the only remaining structure
scheduled to be replaced under this bond is the Lincoln Avenue Culvert at Tenney Brook.
VT Department of Environmental Conservation (VT DEC)
Progress continued to be made regarding VT DEC matters as detailed below:
Moon Brook Pond Modification Project
The City’s Consultant, SLR Engineers, advanced the final design of the Moon Brook Pond
Modification Project. Major milestones achieved include the ownership transfer of the
Piedmont Pond property to the City. In addition, all the necessary temporary and permanent
construction easements at this location were acquired. At Combination Pond, it was
discovered that two additional easements were needed once the Division of Dam Safety
established the physical limits of the dam. The project will be put out to bid once the
acquisition of these easements and construction permits are completed, and final design work
and bid documents are prepared. This is expected to take place in the fall of 2023.
Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System (MS4) Permit
All necessary MS4 Application materials have previously been submitted to the State as
required. VT DEC continued their work developing the City’s Individual Permit. The City is
expecting to receive the draft individual permit in the fall of 2023.
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Phosphorus Control Plan
Fitzgerald Environmental Associates (FEA) and SLR Consulting completed their work
preparing a Phosphorus Control Plan for the City. This work was made possible through a
grant obtained from the Rutland Natural Resources Conservation District (RNRCD). The
final report dated July 29, 2022, included project rankings and an implementation schedule,
and was submitted to the Lake Champlain Basin Program.
2021 VTrans Small Scale Bicycle-Pedestrian Grant
The City received a $75k grant to be used near Northwest Elementary School to make
sidewalk safety improvements. This project was completed in the summer of 2023. Under
this project, 1,340 lf of deteriorated sidewalk was replaced along Pierpoint Avenue and
Crescent Street. In addition, the paved-over road shoulders were removed and replaced with
curbed green belts to provide a safe buffer for pedestrians.
CSO Long Term Control Plan (LTCP)
Weston and Sampson Engineers completed the Long Term Control Plan, and the final report
was submitted to VT DEC in July 2022. Twenty-two projects were identified in the LTCP.
The total construction cost for all these projects was estimated at approximately $140 million
dollars. The Tentative Implementation Schedule (5-Year Plan) was comprised of eight
separate projects. This plan was presented to and approved by the Board of Aldermen and
was used as the basis of a new 1272 Order issued by DEC to the City.
Work began on the following projects that were part of the 5-Year Implementation Schedule.
CSO Check Valve Project
An Engineering Services Agreement was executed with Weston & Sampson on June 1, 2023
to design the check valves to be installed at the (CSO 001) Calvary Cemetery and (CSO 002)
Home Plate outfalls. These check valves will eliminate backflow into the City’s collection
system when the creek levels rise above the inlet elevations of the overflow discharge pipes.
Connor Park Storage Project
An Engineering Services Agreement was executed with Aldrich & Elliott on March 9, 2023 to
design this project. The conceptual design includes a one-million-gallon storage tank that will
temporarily hold combined sewage during high intensity storm events which currently
overflows into East Creek. After the storm subsides, this volume would then be pumped to
the wastewater plant for treatment.
Urban and Community Forest Grant
The Engineering Department applied for a United States Department of Agriculture (USDA)
Forest Service, Urban and Community Forestry Grant. One billion dollars of federal funding
through the Inflation Reduction Act, was made available to qualified applicants throughout
the country for the purpose of protecting, enhancing, and expanding tree canopy in urban
settings, and to encourage long-term urban forest planning and management
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The Engineering Department’s application specifically requested $7.7M of funding to support
the planting of trees throughout downtown, along both the Moon and Mussey Brook
corridors, and within specific neighborhoods within the city’s limits that are considered as
“disadvantaged”. Grants awards are expected to be presented in September 2023.
Road Reconstruction and Paving Projects
The Engineering Division assumes the role of project management for all road reconstruction
and paving projects. Certain segments of the following streets were rehabilitated during the
past construction season: Jackson Avenue, Park Street, Killington Terrace, Westview Avenue,
Giorgetti Boulevard, Grandview Terrace, South Street, Meadow Street, Saint Joseph Avenue,
Forest Street, Cherry Street, Howe Street, Union Street, Chaffee Avenue, Greens Hill Lane,
Smith Street, Summer Street, Maple Street, Crescent Street, Bellevue Avenue, Wendy Lane, &
Northeast Drive.
James A. Rotondo, P.E. City Engineer
Theodore Gillen, III, E.I. Associate City Engineer
Peter T. Kelley, Engineering Technician
Business Office
The Business Office staff includes:
Gail Gorruso, Business Manager
Kelsie Boudreau, Administrave Office Clerk
Cindy Moyer, Accounng Clerk/Payroll
Tyler Karnai, Meter Technician
This staff provides years of knowledge and experience with the highest level of customer
service in responding to all requested Department of Public Works (DPW) related inquiries.
Meter reading and ulity billing is reviewed and processed quarterly. Meter
installaons/replacements, reading invesgaons, permit processing and all other general
requests are scheduled daily.
The Watersmart Customer Portal has proven to be a vital tool for Business Office staff and
our customers in reviewing accounts, “real-me use” and any unusual use alerts. Customer
registraons totaled 53% by the end of fiscal year 2023.
Customers can register on this portal by vising rutlandvt.watersmart.com using their ulity
billing account number. They can then view their account balance, billing history, use history
and use analysis with recommended acons based on that analysis. They can enroll in
unusual use alerts via email, voicemail or text message. During this fiscal year, over 5,000
customers were sent unusual use alerts. Customers can also manage paperless billing
enrollment, pay their bill on-line, and contact this office through email. They can watch
instruconal videos regarding looking for leaks, installing high efficiency devices, and ps on
using water more efficiently.
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In fiscal year 2023, the City implemented a program called GovPilot. Customers can access
this program through the City’s website at www.rutlandcity.org, “Permit Applicaons &
Forms”. Here they can conveniently apply and make payment for DPW related permits.
Customers are encouraged to access the City’s website for up-to-date informaon and
valuable resources.
Gail Gorruso, Business Manager
Forestry Division
Woodlands and Timber Management
Forested lands within the City’s property holdings in Mendon are managed for multiple
uses. Providing a reliable supply of clean water to the Water Treatment plant is the
highest priority. This is accomplished by maintaining a healthy, productive forest,
restricting motorized public access and minimizing soil disturbances from timber
management activities.
Three additional stands of red pine timber containing 210,820 board feet were marked
and put out for competitive bidding in June of 2021. The bids were required as lump sum
bids and the highest bidder was awarded. Norm Brown Logging of Benson, Vermont
was highest bidder at $105 per thousand board feet. This sale has been completed during the
fiscal year, marking the end of the red pine harvests within our watershed properties. Also,
within this fiscal year 55,000 feet of mixed hardwood was harvested on 15 acres. The harvest
was awarded to highest bidder Lathrop Forest Products of Bristol Vermont for $15,201.96.
The harvest area was affected by ice damage in the past 10 years, and all mature/damaged
timber was removed to allow the residual stand to grow into a healthy, well stocked site.
Revenues generated by these timber sales are deposited in the Water Fund and are used to
defray expenses in managing and maintaining the City’s watershed lands and the City’s water
supply system.
Future sales of timber will now focus on hardwood stands containing mature, valuable
white ash trees in efforts to minimize economic loss due to the Emerald Ash borer.
Urban Forest Management Managing Rutland’s shade trees is a continual process that
involves removing dead or dying trees, maintenance through structural pruning and replanting
areas for the future.
During the fiscal year, 66 trees were removed. An additional 443 trees were pruned to
improve form, aesthetics and public safety. A total of 16 supplemental support cables were
installed, along with 3 brace rods to support structurally weak branch unions. Twenty-Seven
stumps were ground and sites restored. One hundred sixty-six trees were planted during the
fiscal year. Planting occurs both in the spring and fall within the streets right
of ways.
The Forestry Division also continued to maintain countless miles of roadside and sidewalks
from overhanging trees and brush to improve both pedestrian and vehicular travel as well as
to promote better visibility of intersections and signs.
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Rutland City earned its 31st anniversary as a Tree City, USA, and continues to be
Vermont’s longest running community awarded this honor. Our local Arbor Day took place at
Stafford Technical Center with the preschool students. Sincerest thanks go out to all who have
helped promote our community’s trees.
City Forester Tim Smith continues to serve on the state of Vermont Urban and Community
Forestry Council as well as the Stafford Technical Center’s Natural Resource Program
Advisory Council.
Any and all concerns of both private and public trees are welcome for review by our division.
These concerns can be reported through calling public works or on the City’s website through
GovPilot, and the foresters will perform site visits.
Timothy Smith, City Forester and Arborist
Joseph Epler, Assistant City Forester and Arborist
Streets Division
The Street Department is responsible for street and sidewalk maintenance. This includes, but is not
limited to, street sweeping, mowing, pothole/utility trench repair and snow removal. We also
install, repair, and service all parking meters in Rutland’s downtown area, along with repair,
maintenance and replacement of all required street signs and poles.
The Street Department has spent a significant amount of time working with specialized
contractors, and other Public Work Divisions, on the five million dollar paving and sidewalk bond
that was approved by voters in 2020. The Street Department was involved with many facets of this
project which included the removal of all curbs in preparation for a new concrete curbing, removal
of compromised concrete sidewalks and establishing new greenbelts.
In addition to the removal and replacement of curbing and sidewalks around the city, multiple
streets were repaved and reconstructed. The Streets Department worked with multiple contractors
to repave the following streets: Jackson Ave., Howe St., Forest St., Chaffee St., Union St., Cherry
St., South St., St. Josephs Ave., Meadow St., Green Hills Ln., Smith St., Crescent St., Bellevue
Ave., Giorgetti Blvd., and Westview Ave.
During the 2022-2023 paving season the street department also a total reconstruction of Maple St.,
Park St., and Summer St. The road reconstruction projects consisted of the removal of 3-feet of
unsuitable clay soil and the installation of a structural stone subbase We also began the
reconstruction of Robbins St., which is set to be concluded during the 2024 paving season.
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A total of 48 new ADA compliant ramps were installed at all newly paved crossings, along with
the replacement of concrete sidewalks in all locations. The Street Department was responsible for
removing and installing 1,870 feet of sidewalk on Maple Street, 813 feet of sidewalk on Summer
Street, 110 feet of sidewalk at the City of Rutland’s Historical Society and 392 feet of sidewalk on
Curtis Ave. The Street Department also replaced 90 feet of sidewalk on Pier Point Ave. in order to
make sidewalk ADA compliant. Multiple locations of sidewalk on Crescent Street were removed
and replaced.
Teaming up with Downtown Partnership and Recreation Department, the Street Department
assisted in the installation of the Center Street parklets, and the colorful pavement markings
associated with them.
In addition to repairing ditches from water and sewer repairs, paving, driveway aprons and
potholes, over 1,100 tons of hot mix (asphalt) was used. A total of 118 tons of cold patch was used
during the winter months as a temporary repair.
During the winter operations the division responded to several storm events, which resulted in the
plowing and salting of city streets. The application of approximately 2,800 tons of treated salt was
applied to the city streets and sidewalks.
Daniel MacIntyre, Highway Operations Supervisor.
Water Treatment Division
The City of Rutland’s Slow Sand Water Filtration Facility treated a total of 745,482,507
gallons of water during the last fiscal year. The chemicals used during the process were 1,500
gallons of fluoride, 1,500 gallons of zinc orthophosphate, and 12,775 gallons of sodium
hypochlorite.
The Water Treatment Division has had some success combatting the Eurasian milfoil that has
taken root in the reservoir. There are currently about 250 milfoil mats in the reservoir to try to
stop the spread of new plants. Also, The City purchased a DASH (diver assisted suction
harvester) boat to aid in the constant removal of milfoil in our reservoir. This has and will
continue to be a major concern until we are able to rid the reservoir of this invasive weed for
good.
In May 2023 Carbon Filtration Systems Removed twelve inches of old filter sand, and
replaced it with new clean sand in Filter #3.
Since the second quarter of 2012, the City has been in compliance with federal haleoacetic
acid regulations. We are continuing to address the issues that affect our water quality in order
to maintain this compliance.
We would like to thank Scott Taggart for his 35 years of service with the City of Rutland, and
his twelve years as the Water treatment manager. We wish you well in your retirement.
We appreciate the help from the other DPW Divisions throughout the year.
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Water Distribution Division
The Water Distribution Division is responsible for the installation and maintenance of all
water mains in Rutland City and maintenance of the water system for Rutland Town by
contract.
The division is also responsible for the installation, service, repairs and flushing of
approximately 650 fire hydrants in the City and Rutland Town twice a year.
We repaired 23 water main leaks and/or water main breaks this past year.
We installed 12 new iHydrant leak detectors which monitor pressure on a 24 hour basis giving
us real time data and helping locate a water main break in a more timely manner. With these
new iHydrants we now have a total of thirty two iHydrants located throughout the water
distribution system.
We installed 14 New Fire Hydrants, 9 New valves, 5 new water taps, and repaired 19 Curb
Boxes.
The Division also assists other departments as needed.
Wastewater Treatment Division
The Wastewater Treatment Facility is a 24/7/365 operation with operators working to treat
wastewater and stormwater. This involves constant maintenance, repairs, and upgrades to
equipment, buildings, and grounds.
In Fiscal Year 2023 we treated 1.62 billion gallons of combined wastewater and stormwater.
The operators’ professionalism and dedication to their jobs is impressive and everyone should
be proud of their efforts and commitment.
Below is a list of major accomplishments for the WWTF from FY 2023:
1. Replaced 1,425 Feet of force Main Pipe from River Street Pump Station to the Waste
Water Treatment Plant. We used 20” DR 11 High Density polyethylene pipe.
2. Cleaned out a 203,000 gallon digester at treatment plant.
3. Installed a new Variable Frequency Drive at River Street Pump Station.
4. Repaired aging/ Rusted flanges and bolts on suction side of pumps at River Street
Station.
5. Removed aging Waste Gas Burner at Treatment Plant and installed a new burner.
6. Every Digester cover now has new flame arrestors.
7. Upgraded some of the outside lighting to more efficient and working on doing more.
8. General Maintenance throughout plant.
9. Did a lot of painting at River Street Pump Station to the piping inside to make them
last as long as we can.
Wastewater Division Manager
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RUTLAND RECREATION AND PARKS DEPARTMENT
RECREATION PROGRAMS
Fall Youth Programs include K-8
th
grade football, K-6
th
grade soccer, Field Hockey, Rutland
Youth Theatre, and Archery. This year we added “in-house” leagues for K-2
nd
grade which
will include game play.
Winter Youth Programs include K-6
th
basketball and K-6
th
grade wrestling which all take
place at the RRCC. Giorgetti Complex will turn over to the Ice Arena to accommodate
Skating lessons, RAHA, Open Skate, Stick and Puck, and Curling. Adult opportunities also
include Adult Basketball and Pickleball at the RRCC
Spring Sports include indoor soccer at Giorgetti Complex and Indoor Soccer league for
adults.
The summer of 2023, specifically camps and pool attendance, was a full filled year. We offer
9 weeks of full day summer camps at four locations, Rotary Park, RRCC, Giorgetti Complex,
and White Memorial Park Pool. This summer we had over 125 (25% increase) kids daily and
served over 500 kids total. We also were able to successfully offer specialty camps: Football,
Golf, Carnival camp, Theatre Camps, Basketball, Tennis, Skateboarding, and others.
The Summer Concerts Series was a success with only one cancellation due to weather.
National Night Out was moved to Meadow Street Complex which as proven to be a great
move and many community members enjoying a free event.
We also experienced an influx in park and facility rentals from non-profit organizations,
community members, and schools.
PARKS AND FACILITIES
Main Street Park has been identified as one of the projects to be funded by ARPA funds. The
Main Street Park Project would include a gazebo, new walking path, and structure with
bathroom and storage. Phase I to begin in Fall 2023
Pine Hill Park received the ERSA grant for improvements to the trail network. All work was
completed in August 2023
Godnick Adult Center received the ERSA grant for a ADA compliant walking path in the
courtyard behind the center. Work on this project will begin in Spring of 2024
Justin Thomas Memorial Park enhancements, which included a new fence, new playsructure,
Walking path with bricks purchased by Community Members. Opening of the park was in
August 2023.In the past year, the RRCC has undergone maintenance improvements with
lighting throughout the entire building. An increase in rentals-including, but not limited to
Business Expos, Sporting events, School Events, and Craft Fairs.
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Courcelle Building continues to be used by Rutland Youth Theatre in the evenings and
weekends while also available to the public for meetings or trainings. The Courcelle building
offices are rented to Community Care Network, RSVP.
Godnick Adult Center continues to offer a variety of programs and events. Monthly
newsletter is published the beginning of every month and available on the website. Included,
but not limited to: Bus trips, OSHA seminars, strength training, Yoga, Foot clinics, lunches,
Cake Decorating classes, Grieving groups, bridge, and many other events and activities.
The RRCC is a space for overall health and wellness for all ages and has been an asset to the
Rutland Community.
STAFF
Kim Peters, Superintendent, April Cioffi, Brittany Cassell, Colleen Shattuck, Joe Bonasera,
Emilee Bose Tyler Dahlin, Maintenance Director, Conrad Zeller, Foreman, Kyle Bourgeois,
Zachary Phelps, Nate Denno, Joe Boudreau, Cameron Greene-Part Time.
Seasonal Staff: The Recreation Department hires seasonal employees including: Front Desk
Staff at RRCC, Front Desk Staff at Godnick Center, Front Desk Staff at Giorgetti. Summer
Camp Counselors, Youth Sport Coaches, and Youth Sport officials, and Summer Lifeguards.
Yours in Community,
Kim Peters
Superintendent
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ANNUAL REPORT RUTLAND FREE LIBRARY
Rutland Free Library was a busy place in Fiscal Year 2023, with an increase in circulation of
almost 11 percent from the previous year. Library users checked out 125,000 items this year,
including print books and magazines, audio books on CD, DVDs, downloadable audio and e-
books, and streaming video and music.
Demand for online borrowing continues to blossom, increasing to 22,000 items from less than
9,000 in just five years, with double-digit growth each year. This is made possible because of
the generosity of Nella Grimm Fox, whose bequest pays for all our materials. Most libraries
are struggling to meet the demand for e-books and audiobooks, where publishers impose
penalties on library purchases far exceeding the list price, and arbitrarily withdraw titles from
our collections. Without the Fox Fund, which is restricted to spending on materials and
programs, Rutland Free would also be in dire straits.
Also taking advantage of the Fox Fund, the library has greatly increased its programming,
especially children’s programs. In addition to a full schedule of events in the building,
Children’s Librarian Amanda Münch has been visiting city school Tapestry programs on a
regular basis.
Thanks to a generous donation from the estate of Roger Pike, we are digitizing our local
genealogy collection, which should be available online by the time this report is published.
The largest part of that collection is hand-written family trees done by local genealogist
Marvel Swan some decades ago.
The library also received welcome news on the building front. The state Department of
Libraries announced $16.2 million to be available in competitive grants for capital
improvements statewide. Although the deadline has been pushed back, Rutland Free is
applying and hopes to receive a substantial grant to enable a long-overdue renovation of the
city-owned building at 10 Court St.
We continue to partner with a wide variety of organizations, including The Mint, Chaffee Art
Center, Wonderfeet Kids Museum, Rutland County Parent Child Center, Partners for
Prevention, Rutland City Public Schools, Rutland Homeless Prevention Center, VINS,
Rutland South Rotary, Rutland Garden Club, Vermont Humanities, and a huge number of
volunteers.
Of particular note is the hard work done by The Friends of Rutland Free Library, whose
ongoing book sales generated over $20,000 in direct support to the library last year, and to
Dolly Parton Imagination Library, whose Rutland Free Library chapter mails books free of
charge to children from birth until their fifth birthday.
Randal Smathers,
Director, Rutland Free Library
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Board of Trustees, FY 2023
Barry Cohen – President / Treasurer (Tinmouth)
Sharon Courcelle – VP/Immediate Past President (Rutland City)
Clare Coppock – Secretary (Rutland City)
Jennifer Bagley (Mendon)
Joe Bertelloni (Rutland Town)
Candice Britt (Rutland City)
Matt Britt (Rutland City)
Allyn Kahle (Ira)
Sarah Marcus (Rutland City)
William Notte (Rutland City / mayoral appt.)
Matt Olewnik (Rutland City)
John Skinner (Rutland City)
Ken Watson – (Rutland Town)
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Rutland Free Library Association, Inc. FY 2022-2023
INCOME
Tax Appropriations
City of Rutland
$781,848
Town of Rutland
$97,883
Mendon
$25,174
Ira
$3,007
Tinmouth
$3,010
Nella Grimm Fox Income
$188,720
Fundraising & Grants
$51,738
Fees, incl. nonresidential cards
$15,040
Friends of the Library
-
monthly
$2,200
Friends of the Library, other support
$1,783
Total Operating Income
$1,170,403
EXPENSE
Books & Periodicals
$73,879
Databases, ebooks, etc…
$42,409
Audiovisual, Programs, Passes
$48,587
Supplies & Services
$47,413
Salaries & Wages
$651,077
Employee Benefits
$200,695
Building
Maintenance
$92,138
Misc.
$6,089
Technology
$35,002
Total Operating Expense
$1,197,289
Total Operating profit (loss)
($26,886)
Dolly Parton Imagination Library
$5,786
Investment income
$208,013
Change in net assets
$186,913
Respectfully submitted,
Barry Cohen, Treasurer
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RUTLAND REDEVELOPEMENT AUTHORITY
To the Mayor, Board of Aldermen and Citizens of Rutland City:
The Rutland Redevelopment Authority is pleased to submit the annual report for fiscal year
2023.
Formed by Charter in 1989 the Rutland Redevelopment Authority (RRA) has historically
served as Rutland City’s community and economic development entity. Under the Charter the
RRA was established to reduce the property tax burden on residential homeowners, redevelop
dilapidated and blighted structures, revitalize the commercial and industrial sectors of the
economy, and promote economic opportunity for all citizens.
The RRA consists of two staff, an Executive Director and Director of Grants and Outreach. It
is overseen by a nine member Board of Commissioners nominated by the Mayor and approved
by the Board of Aldermen.
In conjunction with the Charter, the RRA also operates under an agreement for services with
the City to provide assistance in the following areas. 1) Grant Administration: The RRA will
serve as the primary grant administrative agent for the City 2) Grand List and Job Development:
The RRA will work to increase or improve the quality of the grand list and increase jobs. 3)
Blighted Property: The RRA will focus significant effort and resources to redevelop vacant
and dilapidated structures. 4) Downtown Designation: The RRA will ensure that the City
maintains its State granted designation. 5) Planning: The RRA will perform planning duties
in coordination with other City entities and represent the City and its interests in related
planning initiatives.
The RRA is the taxing authority for the Special Benefits District, and uses those funds to support
both the grants and projects specific to Rutland’s Downtown, as well as, the Downtown Rutland
Partnership’s annual workplan and budget.
Grant Administration: As illustrated in the chart below the RRA has been active in applying
for new grants and administering existing grants for various City projects and initiatives. The
RRA will continue to seek both State and Federal grant funding sources to offset and leverage
local investment in economic and community development initiatives and infrastructure
improvements.
FY 2023
New or Anticipated Grants:
2023 VTrans Bike/Ped Grant
$300,000.00
Applied FY24
VCDP East Creek Commons Rehab
$1,000,000.00
Applied FY24
Municipal Planning Grant
-
CIP
$30,000.00
Apply FY24
Better Connections Grant
$75,000.00
Apply FY24
Downtown Transportation Grant
$100,000.00
Apply FY24
Equitable & Inclusive Communities Grant
$10,000.00
Apply FY24
VT Arts Council
-
Animating Infrastructure
$10,000.00
Apply FY24
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Existing/Open Grants:
VCDP Hospital Heights Rehab
$900,000.00
Awarded
VCDP Rutland Housing Initiative
$650,900.00
Awarded
Better Places
-
Reimagine Depot Park
$20,000.00
Awarded
Rutland Station Area Revitalization
$300,000.00
In process
Northwest Elementary School
Sidewalks
$75,000.00
In process
Bylaw Modernization Grant
$25,000.00
In process
Rutland Creek Path Seg 3 Construction
$1,416,563.00
In process
RCPCC Education Facility
$300,000.00
In process
Rutland Creek Path Seg 5 Construction
$135,579.00
Suspended
Center Street Scoping Study
$28,800.00
Completed
Lincoln Place
$498,000.00
Completed
Downtown Wayfinding Signage
$36,000.00
Completed
Total $5,910,842.00
Grand List and Job Development: Specific to economic development the RRA’s role is to
provide new or existing businesses with professional and confidential assistance related to site
selection, financing, job creation incentives, workforce training, and all other factors related
to their decision to invest, or to continue to re-invest, in Rutland City.
In recent years the RRA has developed, and the City has adopted, a number of innovative
business incentive programs including property tax stabilization, water/wastewater rate
reduction discounts, and a Business Incentive Assistance Program (BIAP). In FY ‘23 a
number of businesses have taken advantage of these opportunities.
BIAP Awards Businesses Created/Expanded #Jobs
Created
$5,000
Tacitly Inc. Expansion
1
$10,000 Mad Rose 3
$10,000
Loose Loona Tea House & Gifts
3
$10,000 Speakeasy Café Expansion 4
$10,000
Euphoric Hair Experience LLC
10
$5,000
DownValley Bikes
2
$10,000 Taco Fresco 6
$10,000 Autism Awareness &
Intervention
4-10
$5,000
Giuseppe’s Italian Market
4
$5,000
LT’s Little Dog Camp
2
$5,000
Mountain Girl Cannabis
4
85,000 11 43-53
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During FY’23 the RRA continued to focus on enhancing pedestrian safety and economic vitality in the
downtown. The Downtown Pedestrian Wayfinding Signage project was finalized with the design and
installation of 15 wayfinding signs throughout the Downtown and a larger sign in Depot Park. This project
was completed within the grant deadline and under budget. Depot Park also benefitted from a collaboration
with Come Alive Outside to install amenities in the park that were vetted by the community.
In addition to the signage, and as a way to continue to promote the City as a destination for economic
growth, the RRA is taking part in the revitalization of the train station area. As part of the steering
committee, the RRA will assist in hiring the consultant tasked with a design to make the area more
pedestrian friendly and safe for bicyclists.
The City received a Placemaking Grant through CORI and the RRA has taken a role on the advisory
committee to work with Lisa Glover, the consultant, to create a placemaking plan that would create an
environment that encourages economic growth.
Housing Initiatives and Blighted Properties: The RRA continues to promote tools available to developers
interested in investment of the City’s blighted properties. Those programs include review and
recommendation of City Owned Properties and the Vacant/Blighted Residential Tax Stabilization
program. The latter program allows eligible applicants to purchase and rehabilitate a vacant and blighted
residential housing unit and receive preferential tax treatment on the value of the improvements.
As a member of the Housing Ad Hoc Committee, the RRA has been actively working to create housing
opportunities in Rutland by supporting the City’s grant applications in conjunction with housing entities
and developers, as well as supporting the creation or revision of revolving loan programs that encourage
rental housing.
Downtown Designation: The State’s downtown designation makes Rutland City and property owners
eligible for additional state and federal funding opportunities. The RRA, together with the Downtown
Rutland Partnership, worked to apply, on behalf of the City, for renewal of the designation by the State’s
Downtown Board. The renewal application was submitted in June and the Downtown Board plans to take
a tour of Rutland in September.
Planning: The RRA continues to work with the Planning and Zoning Administrator, DPW and the RPC,
to facilitate several exciting planning initiatives within the City. They include plans for the Center Street
redesign and implementation, Zoning Bylaws Update and the development of a Tax Increment Financing
District (TIF) which could attract future private sector development and investment in Rutland.
Additionally, the RRA kicked off its Strategic Planning process and hired Community Roots LLC as the
consultant to help facilitate the plan.
Finally, the RRA found FY23 to be a transformative year and hired Ed Bove as its Executive Director to
take us into the future. We wish to express our gratitude for the support received from the Mayor, Board
of Aldermen, all City Hall employees, RRA Board, friends and family during this year of growth.
Respectfully,
Barbara Spaulding
Director of Grants and Outreach
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RUTLAND CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Cathy Solsaa, President, Board of School Commissioners
Bill Olsen, Superintendent of Schools
To the Citizens of Rutland City:
While Vermont schools and students continue to move beyond the effects of the
COVID-19 pandemic, Rutland City Public Schools address the challenges of today and
anticipate the future’s opportunities for growth.
With the support of our entire community and through the assistance of federal
funding, our students are growing stronger due to the recovery process that began in
2021. The school district focused its plan on supporting all students, and most notably
helping our most vulnerable children, providing targeted learning opportunities,
tutoring, smaller group instruction, and support for social-emotional challenges.
Additionally, where allowed by federal grants, the school district wisely invested in
infrastructure improvements that greatly improve the environment and well-being in
our buildings. These renovations include water drainage improvements, asbestos
removal, new flooring in most of our buildings, increased classroom space, improved
transportation options, and a large-scale HVAC project that will modernize our
systems and improve air quality. These federal funds lessen the impact on the local
tax rate in the future as we address facilities projects that we would otherwise have to
solve on our own. We expect that we will have invested between $5 million to $6
million in federal money by 2024 in infrastructure, avoiding adding the cost of these
renovations to the local tax rate.
All of that work concerns the current state of our school communities. As well, we
look toward the future. In the school year 2022-2023, our staff, students, parents, and
community members formed our collective vision for our students, our Portrait of a
Graduate. Taking into account the societal and economic expectations for young adults
as they graduate from our schools, our school district made a commitment to align our
instruction and curriculum to seven important competencies that enable our students
to navigate the world as adults successfully.
As of this writing in September 2023, the next step of the school district is the
development of a strategic plan – our path to arrive at the vison of the Portrait of a
Graduate. That work during the school year 2023-2024 will again include the
contributions of all of our school community members. When complete, we will have
a collective commitment to ensure that all of our students achieve our district vision.
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The challenges of today’s society demand that more than ever, schools are front and
center in fostering the growth and development of our young people. Our pledge
always at Rutland City Public Schools is Every Student, Every Day. Our staff members
devote their talents and skills toward supporting our community’s children and
families. Our goal, always at a favorable cost, is to serve the community in reaching
the values of our vision statement: RCPS cultivates a passionate, diverse, and resilient
community of critical thinkers who learn with purpose, create innovative and
responsible solutions, and lead lives of integrity.
Should any reader wish to learn more about the Rutland City Public Schools and
education in Vermont, please access the District web site:
www.rutlandcitypublicschools.org
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RUTLAND CITY BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
6 Church Street
Rutland, Vermont 05701
PRESIDENT: Cathy Solsaa
CLERK: Marybeth Lennox-Levins
COMMISSIONERS
Name and Email Address Number and Term
Sara Atkins-Doenges 22 Laverne Drive 802-236-0141
sara.atkins-doenges@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2025
Karen Bossi 16 Southern Blvd. 802-558-3607
karen.bossi@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2025
Ryan Carney 72 East Street #1 207-318-7581
ryan.carney@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2026
Courtney Collins 29 Highland Ave. 802-779-2593
courtney.collins@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2025
Heather Hauke 217 Mussey Street 802-236-9060
heather.hauke@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2026
Kevin Kiefaber 149 Ash Street 802-779-3637
socdad99@gmail.com Term: 2023
Marybeth Lennox-Levins 9 Kingsley Ave. 802-884-5418
marybeth.lennox-levins@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2025
Tricia O’Connor 26 Catherine Drive 802-236-2173
tricia.oconnor@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2024
Charlene Seward 15 Sargent Ave. 802-775-2000
cseward775@gmail.com Term: 2024
Cathy Solsaa 19 North Street 802-353-2947
cathy.solsaa@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2023
Stephanie Stoodley 25 Jackson Ave. 802-770-2477
stephanie.stoodley@rutlandcitypublicschools.org Term: 2024
Student Representatives
Holden Champine Term: 2024
Amaya Tonda Term: 2025
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BOARD COMMITTEES:
Building: Stephanie Stoodley, Chair
Karen Bossi
Sara Atkins-Doenges
Kevin Kiefaber
Policy: Kevin Kiefaber, Chair
Karen Bossi
Ryan Carney
Tricia O’Connor
Staff Relations: Charlene Seward, Chair
Courtney Collins
Ryan Carney
Finance & Strategic Marybeth Lennox-Levins, Chair
Planning: Sara Atkins-Doenges
Heather Hauke
Charlene Seward
Rutland City Pension Committee Liaisons: Marybeth Lennox-Levins and Heather
Hauke
Athletics & Activities Liaisons: Courtney Collins
Kevin Kiefaber
Marybeth Lennox-Levins
Sara Atkins-Doenges
School Liaisons:
Stafford: Sara Atkins-Doenges
RHS: Courtney Collins
Northwest: Trisha O’Connor
Northeast: Heather Hauke
RMS: Kevin Kiefabor
RIS: Karen Bossi
Rutland City Board of Alderman Liaisons: Marybeth Lennox-Levins, Cathy
Solsaa
Superintendent Evaluations: Marybeth Lennox-Levins, Heather Hauke
RUTLAND SCHOOL DEPARTMENT
In accordance with Rutland City Board of Education Policies, a free appropriate public
education for all children with disabilities is guaranteed. If your child is disabled, or
you know of a child with a disability from birth through age 21 who is not currently
being served, please contact the Support Services Office at 773-1917.
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
RUTLAND CITY PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT
6 Church Street
Rutland, Vermont 05701
SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS
William K. Olsen
ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT
Robert S. Bliss
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Theodore Plemenos
DIRECTOR OF SUPPORT SERVICES
Pamela Reed
Per Pupil Costs and Enrollment
For the School Year Ended - June 30, 2023
TOTAL EXPENSES: (UNAUDITED) $61,523,768
District Wide $ 8,968,184
Preschool $ 382,891
Elementary $11,440,358
Secondary $12,197,020
Support Services $10,313,934
Adult Education $ 500,567
Area Stafford Technical $ 5,015,699
Other including State/Federal & District Support Grants $ 11,498,163
Lunch Program $ 1,211,953
Enrollments and Average Daily Membership (ADM*):
Enrollment ADM*
All
Schools
2232 1724
Elementary
Prek
-
6
982 884
Secondary
1050 840
Stafford Technical Center
200 ***
* ADM includes resident students only.
***The ADM enrollments at the STC are counted at the home high school of
residency as secondary students.
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Rutland City Public Schools Budget
7/1/22-6/30/23
7/1/23-6/30/24
District
8,753,801.41
9,449,647.86
Preschool
511,086.00
469,997.79
Elementary
11,294,411.47
12,196,517.66
S
econdary
14,145,167.12
12,927,815.63
Support Services
11,545,439.00
11,807,774.56
Adult Education
420,922.00
477,974.00
Technical Center
5,780,212.58
5,744,424.00
State and Federal Grants
7,948,924.00
19,569,848.50
Lunch
1,363,655.00
1,459,000.00
GRAND TOTAL BUDGET
61,763,618.58
74,103,000.00
Anticipated Receipts
7/1/22-6/30/23
7/1/2
3
-
6/30/2
4
Balance
0.00 0.00
Tuition
2,654,417.00 2,641,906.00
Interest
65,000.00 65,000.00
Miscellaneous
145,000.00 145,500.00
State education Fund*
36,272,891.00 36,886,060.50
Transportation
500,768.00 500,768.00
Driver Education
23,000.00 23,690.00
Tech Center Tuition and
Grants
5,780,212.58 5,744,424.00
Athletic Receipts
35,000.00 35,000.00
Lunch
1,363,655.00 1,459,000.00
Federal and State
7,948,924.00 19,569,848.50
Special Education
Reimbursement
6,553,829.00 6,553,829.00
Adult
Education
420,922.00 477,974.00
GRAND TOTAL
R
ECEIPTS
$61,763,618.58
74,103,000.00
*In FY 21 Rutland City Homestead Tax Payments to the State Education
Fund net of prebates and rebates, are $5,720,942.75. FY20 Rutland City
Non-Residential Tax payments are $ 8,643,159.00 for total payments into
the Educational fund of $14,364,101.75 toward the cost of educating
all Vermont schoolchildren.
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RUTLAND CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS
Fiscal Year 2022-2023
Employee Earnings
*Other compensation includes overtime, co-curricular
stipends, coaching, afterschool and summer Tapestry
program, and other project work
Name
Base Wages Total Earnings
Other
compensation
ABATIELL, LEAHMG
$80,961.00
$85,261.00
$4,300.00
ABBEY, ERIC J. $110.00
$110.00
ABRAHAMSON, KIRK W.
$170.00
$170.00
ADAMS SR, JOHN C.
$80,961.00
$81,621.00
$660.00
ADAMS, DAWN S.
$49,742.40
$50,867.40
$1,125.00
ADAMS, GRANT S.
$1,705.00
$1,705.00
ADAMS, KIMBERLY A. $48,937.00
$55,901.75
$6,964.75
ADAMS, NICOLE T.
$62,123.00
$62,740.68
$617.68
ADAMS, NICOLEKATHLEEN $49,603.76
$56,829.24
$7,225.48
AIGNER, FRANKDOUGLAS
$75,309.00
$75,609.00
$300.00
AIGNER, PATRICIA W.
$110,229.00
$110,229.00
AILINGER, SARA A. $67,774.00
$79,668.40
$11,894.40
AKIN, IAN C.
$14,970.00
$14,970.00
ALBERICO, SUZANNE H. $30,712.08
$30,937.08
$225.00
ALCORN, DANIEL P.
$64,007.00
$72,333.19
$8,326.19
AMES, MARGARET M.
$64,007.00
$64,007.00
ANDERSON, MICHAEL L.
$7,376.04
$7,376.04
APRILLIANO, LAURAD.
$69,658.00
$75,758.71
$6,100.71
ARCHER, CATHYLEE $80,961.00
$87,278.36
$6,317.36
ARENSMEYER, DANIEL D.
$73,426.00
$78,926.00
$5,500.00
ASTIN, MARISALB $71,542.00
$86,428.53
$14,886.53
ATLAS, JENNIFER L.
$6,637.50
$6,637.50
AUDETTE, MICHAEL R.
$4,917.36
$4,917.36
AUSTIN, BAYLEE O. $6,822.80
$6,822.80
AUSTIN, BRITTANY M.
$57,730.88
$57,730.88
AUSTIN, NETTA L. $45,169.00
$46,109.00
$940.00
BABB, CHRISTINE
$23,926.21
$24,419.51
$493.30
BABBITT,
CAROLYN H.
$57,304.00
$57,679.12
$375.12
BADGLEY, ALEXANDRA M.
$24,706.50
$38,872.19
$14,165.69
BADGLEY, DARREN R.
$4,917.36
$4,917.36
BADGLEY, REBECCA R. $55,371.00
$65,772.00
$10,401.00
BADGLEY, TESSA E.
$3,319.20
$3,319.20
BAER, AMA T. $56,472.00
$56,472.00
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BAGLEY, KEITH E.
$37,292.62
$40,927.90
$3,635.28
BAKER, ANDREW W.
$50,171.81
$60,276.06
$10,104.25
BAKER, CAROL A.
$88,961.00
$102,758.53
$13,797.53
BALLARD, JASON D.
$73,426.00
$75,010.24
$1,584.24
BANNISTER, ANN A. $600.00
$600.00
BARGMANN METZ, LORRAINE A. $80,961.00
$90,043.50
$9,082.50
BARKER, KATHERINE M. $3,065.00
$3,065.00
BARKER, KATHLEEN C.
$45,860.00
$45,860.00
BARNES, SARA A.
$67,774.00
$67,924.00
$150.00
BARNETT, BRENT R.
$73,426.00
$80,747.75
$7,321.75
BARTENSTEIN, RYAN K.
$330.05
$330.05
BATTLES, MAXWELL J.
$50,171.81
$56,659.93
$6,488.12
BAUER, DONNA R.
$6,877.50
$6,877.50
BEAL, ELAINE C.
$64,007.00
$64,007.00
BEAUHARNOIS, ANGEL M. $3,600.00
$3,600.00
BEAULIEU, MICHELE A.
$57,507.15
$67,006.62
$9,499.47
BEAUMONT STANNARD,
PATRICIA
$127,312.00
$127,312.00
BEAYON, OSHEN
-
KELI
$2,570.00
$2,570.00
BELLOMO, KRISTINA L. $7,990.35
$7,990.35
BELLOMO, NATHAN P. $77,193.00
$90,346.16
$13,153.16
BELMONTE, WILLIAM C. $27,810.65
$48,568.84
$20,758.19
BEMBE, ALLISON E. $62,619.00
$63,625.50
$1,006.50
BENDIG, VIRGINIA S. $75,309.00
$77,809.00
$2,500.00
BENNER, MICHAEL R.
$20,760.75
$22,659.22
$1,898.47
BENNETT, ABBY S.
$80,341.00
$80,341.00
BENNICK, CRYSTAL A.
$10,709.54
$10,709.54
BERMAN, AARON M.
$172.20
$172.20
BERMAN, DIANE
$79,077.00
$79,077.00
BERNAL, FAITH A.
$29,791.86
$31,009.36
$1,217.50
BERNIER, NANCYE.C.
$744.00
$744.00
BERSAW, SHERRI A.
$44,914.00
$48,664.00
$3,750.00
BILLINGS, COLT L. $23,587.20
$26,557.20
$2,970.00
BIRDSEY, KELSEY M. $23,718.24
$25,224.99
$1,506.75
BISER WIELIS, SHARLENE $27,885.44
$32,681.05
$4,795.61
BITLER, LARA M. $1,775.00
$1,775.00
BJORN, RICHARD J.
$26,898.41
$26,963.41
$65.00
BLACK, BENJAMIN M.
$7,376.04
$7,376.04
BLACK, CHERYL M.
$29,918.81
$35,652.75
$5,733.94
BLACK, MARYANN
$5,600.00
$5,600.00
BLACK, ROBERT L.
$397.00
$397.00
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BLOOMER, AARON P. $5,490.00
$5,490.00
BLOOMER, GEOFFREY E.
$56,472.00
$82,806.74
$26,334.74
BLOW, SAMANTHA C. $60,239.00
$63,349.70
$3,110.70
BOERNER, ELISABETH R.
$79,077.00
$86,029.50
$6,952.50
BOGAR-WRAGA, BARBARA $4,397.60
$4,397.60
BOISVERT, MAKAYLA E.
$275.00
$275.00
BOIVIN, NICHOLE M. $9,257.50
$9,257.50
BOLAND, JESSICA R.
$7,783.13
$7,783.13
BOLES, SUSAN S. $78,762.00
$78,912.00
$150.00
BONASERA, JOSEPH M.
$77,193.00
$81,793.00
$4,600.00
BONASERA, JOSEPH W. $399.00
$399.00
BONASERA, LISA P.
$75,309.00
$88,277.50
$12,968.50
BONSIGNORE, SHANNON K. $67,774.00
$69,317.11
$1,543.11
BONSIGNORE, VICTORIA G.
$215.25
$215.25
BONSIGNORE, WILLIAM J. $51,625.00
$57,125.00
$5,500.00
BOOTH, CHARLES E.
$10,792.50
$10,792.50
BORDEN, VERNA M. $72,858.60
$73,128.60
$270.00
BORKOWSKI, MARK E.
$50,171.81
$56,304.54
$6,132.73
BORKOWSKI, SARA M. $67,774.00
$69,457.80
$1,683.80
BOS, ERIC A.
$52,704.00
$54,054.00
$1,350.00
BOSNICH, ANTONE N. $80,961.00
$82,881.00
$1,920.00
BOSNICH, KATHRYN S.
$119,398.00
$119,398.00
BOYNTON, JENNA L. $54,588.00
$61,223.00
$6,635.00
BRADISH, CODYR E
$4,302.69
$4,302.69
BRANCHAUD, TAYLOR L.
$6,108.02
$6,108.02
BREWER, DOUGLAS S.
$53,907.06
$56,616.37
$2,709.31
BREWER, ROBERT C.
$50,171.81
$62,394.31
$12,222.50
BRIERE, ERICA N.
$1,931.56
$1,931.56
BROCK, CHRISTINE E.
$114.80
$114.80
BRODOWSKI, ABBY V.
$70,852.67
$70,852.67
BROOKMAN, DARLENE F.
$26,746.37
$28,524.65
$1,778.28
BROOKS, DONNA M.
$44,914.00
$45,064.00
$150.00
BROOKS, MELISSA S.
$77,193.00
$77,477.56
$284.56
BROWN, DANIELLE L.
$4,193.54
$4,193.54
BROWN, DONALD J.
$43,152.00
$43,152.00
BROWN, HIRAM J.
$50,171.81
$55,199.77
$5,027.96
BROWN, MARK S.
$50,171.81
$56,111.41
$5,939.60
BROWN, TREVOR J. $55,365.80
$61,165.66
$5,799.86
BROWN, ZACHARY O.
$52,704.00
$71,485.17
$18,781.17
BROWNE, KEVIN M. $80,961.00
$90,129.25
$9,168.25
BRUA, ADAM K.
$67,774.00
$68,676.00
$902.00
BRUA, ASHLEY E. $67,774.00
$79,578.40
$11,804.40
BLANCHETTE, MICHELLE M.
$27,101.13
$28,982.63
$1,881.50
BLICHARZ, STAN A.
$284.00
$284.00
BLIER, KEVIN W.
$4,970.00
$4,970.00
BLISS, ROBERT S.
$140,596.00
$140,596.00
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BRUHL, TABORRI I.
$80,961.00
$82,288.50
$1,327.50
BRUSO, GERMAINE R. $77,193.00
$81,685.50
$4,492.50
BULL, STEPHANIE L.
$8,543.75
$8,543.75
BULLOCK, KELSEY $39,149.60
$39,404.60
$255.00
BULLOCK, LAURIELM
$80,961.00
$80,961.00
BULLOCK, NICHOLAS $7,842.45
$7,842.45
BURKE, SUE A.
$50,171.81
$63,400.87
$13,229.06
BURNHAM, ELIZABETH A.
$459.00
$459.00
BURNS, KAYLEE M.
$1,244.94
$1,244.94
BURROWS, CARLY M.
$4,087.85
$4,087.85
BURTON, BENJAMIN C.
$5,777.80
$5,777.80
BURTON, MIRANDA L.
$48,611.00
$53,812.50
$5,201.50
CABEZOLA, TAMMY C.
$67,774.00
$67,824.00
$50.00
CALLAHAN, MICHAEL W.
$56,472.00
$57,727.48
$1,255.48
CAMPBELL, ANTHONY G. $5,049.00
$5,049.00
CAMPISE, NOEL $48,806.15
$54,706.15
$5,900.00
CAMPOPIANO, GAIL M. $63,835.86
$68,210.86
$4,375.00
CAMPTON, NICHOLE F. $3,441.00
$3,441.00
CANDON, M SUSAN
$12,930.55
$12,930.55
CANFIELD, LAWRENCE C.
$50,171.81
$54,432.71
$4,260.90
CARINI, CAROL J.
$26,898.41
$27,098.41
$200.00
CARLSON, DAWN G.
$24,859.80
$29,722.80
$4,863.00
CARMOLLI, MICHAEL J.
$75,309.00
$75,579.71
$270.71
CARPENTER, ANNE R.
$41,616.00
$41,841.00
$225.00
CARRIER, VERONICA L.
$24,706.50
$29,206.50
$4,500.00
CARROCCIA, MEGHAN E.
$69,414.58
$69,414.58
CARTIER, LIZBETH A.
$8,168.10
$8,168.10
CARY, MARLEIGH E. $4,475.76
$4,475.76
CASEY, JODI L. $24,060.33
$24,228.33
$168.00
CASSARINO, ASHLEY M. $41,402.00
$41,702.00
$300.00
CASSARINO, JASON P.
$75,309.00
$90,926.45
$15,617.45
CASSARINO, KYLE P.
$5,160.00
$5,160.00
CASSEL, MARSHA L.
$77,193.00
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$2,043.80
CASSELL, ROBERT W.
$3,657.55
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CASSINERI, STEPHANIE G.
$65,891.00
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$24,859.80
$26,498.81
$1,639.01
CAVALIERI, ERIN F.
$68,325.17
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CESARSKI, GEORGE P.
$50,171.81
$51,221.81
$1,050.00
CHANNING, JACQUELINE E.
$30,438.67
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$33,046.66
$7,485.74
59
CHARLAND, JACOB A.
$29,333.04
$29,333.04
CHERRIER, PAUL N.
$80,961.00
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$7,411.10
CHURCHILL, LYNN M.
$80,961.00
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CIEJKO, CASSIE N.
$24,845.87
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$7,058.00
CILLO, LORI A.
$87,455.20
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$700.00
CILLO, PAUL J.
$77,193.00
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$4,379.25
CLANCY, MEGHAN E.
$45,169.00
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$9,270.00
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CLIFFORD, MARGARET E.
$60,016.00
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$200.00
COARSE, KERRY A.
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CODY, SUSAN F.
$77,193.00
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COLE, LINDSEY L.
$21,033.92
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COLGAN, LAURIE M.
$66,442.50
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COLLAMORE, BRIAN J.
$4,179.45
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COLOUTTI, CHRISTY L.
$124,256.00
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COLOUTTI, ERICA L.
$71,398.28
$76,568.99
$5,170.71
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$1,510.00
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$62,123.00
$68,548.00
$6,425.00
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$90,448.50
$9,487.50
COLVIN, MICKEY O.
$197.70
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COMANDUCCI, NICOLE E.
$54,588.00
$60,088.00
$5,500.00
CONN, AMY L.
$69,414.58
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$4,500.00
CONNELL, RYAN P.
$25,175.29
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$134,324.00
CONRAD, BRANDON M.
$60,239.00
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$2,800.00
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$4,050.00
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COPANS, LESLEY A.
$75,367.78
$79,867.78
$4,500.00
COPPINGER, MICHAEL
$171.00
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$2,250.00
CORNWELL, DAVID
$69,658.00
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$9,050.00
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COURCELLE, KELLY J.
$13,814.36
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$1,092.00
CRAGIN, KATHERINE J.
$10,707.85
$10,707.85
CREED, COURTNEY I.
$9,735.56
$9,735.56
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$31,858.71
$6,354.00
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$21,080.05
CSISZAR, LEAH
$26,973.53
$27,796.03
$822.50
CUPOLI, BRYAN
J.
$62,123.00
$65,179.50
$3,056.50
60
CUPOLI, EDWARD B.
$1,024.32
$1,024.32
CUPOLI, SARA E. $75,309.00
$76,624.00
$1,315.00
CUPOLI, SHARON A.
$28,009.80
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$15,358.27
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$3,685.00
DAIGLE, MICHELLE D.
$31,370.00
$31,370.00
DALEY, JOHN M.
$4,302.69
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DALGLISH, PATRICIA A. $9,523.80
$9,523.80
DALY, DANIEL P.
$3,265.02
$3,265.02
DARLING, SCOTT R.
$57.00
$57.00
DAVIDSON, KAREN M.
$47,053.00
$50,303.00
$3,250.00
DAVINE, ELEANOR S.
$80,528.05
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$13,400.00
DAVINE, LUCILLE M.
$80,961.00
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$6,937.50
DAVIS, MICHAEL L.
$2,950.42
$2,950.42
DEAN,
RAYMOND E.
$50,171.81
$65,925.31
$15,753.50
DECHEN, EDWARD P.
$75,309.00
$85,910.50
$10,601.50
DEL BIANCO, KAYLA E.
$300.00
$300.00
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$627.00
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$1,459.50
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$18,914.64
$5,458.60
DESABRAIS, KRISTA L.
$69,658.00
$74,518.00
$4,860.00
DESJARDINS, BREANA C.
$69,658.00
$71,199.68
$1,541.68
DESJARDINS, LAURA B.
$73,426.00
$85,642.44
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DIEFENDORF, ERIC M.
$26,973.53
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$13,090.00
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$25,514.71
$10.00
DIKEMAN, LOGAN S.
$7,894.36
$7,894.36
DODGE
-
MAY, SUSAN E.
$47,354.00
$49,050.68
$1,696.68
DONAHUE, CHRISTOFFER
$33,835.20
$33,895.20
$60.00
DORMAN, EDWARD
$50,171.81
$59,302.69
$9,130.88
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$798.00
DRAZIN, MARK L. $10,725.00
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$9,790.00
DUMAS, COURTNEY M.
$58,355.00
$61,598.75
$3,243.75
DUNBAR, THEODORE E.
$23,105.50
$25,054.10
$1,948.60
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$62,516.00
$64,875.00
$2,359.00
EASTMAN, LISA M.
$27,720.00
$32,922.50
$5,202.50
EASTMAN, THERESAM.
$25,182.13
$26,972.44
$1,790.31
EATON, STACIE E.
$63,376.00
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$58,355.00
$59,720.90
$1,365.90
EISENMAN, RONALD L.
$80,961.00
$89,834.31
$8,873.31
ELLIOTT, BRIAN M.
$30,359.10
$30,359.10
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$763.60
61
ELLIS, MICHAEL R.
$62,123.00
$70,060.92
$7,937.92
ELLISON, BRANDY J.
$6,832.50
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ELLISON, DARYL E.
$456.00
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ENGEL,
ALICIA T.
$57,507.14
$69,006.61
$11,499.47
ENGELS, SUSANNE F.
$124,256.00
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ESPOSITO, NICO R.
$10,157.72
$10,157.72
ESTHEIM, MASON J.
$23,305.80
$30,125.91
$6,820.11
ETCHESON, LINDSEY R.
$40,959.20
$49,704.20
$8,745.00
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$31,239.90
$646.70
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ETZLER, KARRIE A.
$48,937.00
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$8,396.50
EVANS, KAREN A.
$200.00
$200.00
FARKAS, MICHELE C.
$75,309.00
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$9,138.92
FARRELL, DIANE
$7,597.04
$7,597.04
FICKEN, JAMES W.
$2,616.80
$2,616.80
FITZGERALD, TAMMY L.
$16,683.93
$16,985.93
$302.00
FLAHERTY, KAYLEE D.
$47,053.00
$47,053.00
FLYNN, ALYSSA B.
$65,445.08
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$15,349.47
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$85,817.00
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$5,200.00
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$75,909.00
$600.00
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$71,542.00
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FRANKO, JUSTINE V. $38,977.74
$39,133.99
$156.25
FREDETTE, JUSTIN A.
$930.00
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FREDETTE, LYNN A.
$50,171.81
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$11,631.94
FRENCH, STEPHEN C.
$80,961.00
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FROST, ELLIOT L.
$23,146.20
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FRYER, EVELYN F.
$11,570.00
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GALLO, PAMELA S.
$6,641.40
$7,995.88
$1,354.48
GARDYNE, SANDRA L.
$43,365.00
$43,865.00
$500.00
GARRONE, CATHERINE
$60,239.00
$67,562.15
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$13,153.94
GEE, SARA V. $79,077.00
$85,435.12
$6,358.12
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$82,232.00
GEISLER, MICHELE M.
$77,193.00
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$16,115.31
GEISLER, THOMAS M.
$11,555.80
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GENO, KATHLEEN M.
$79,077.00
$95,572.00
$16,495.00
GIBEAULT, JAMIE E.
$29,589.32
$38,064.32
$8,475.00
62
GIDES, LORIN M.
$85,290.47
$89,302.97
$4,012.50
GILE, TRACEY R.
$24,706.50
$32,163.30
$7,456.80
GILMOND, MARIE
KATHLEEN
$90,000.00
$90,500.00
$500.00
GIORDANO, PHILIP C.
$77,193.00
$83,115.91
$5,922.91
GOLFIN,
LEANNEM.
$58,355.00
$65,639.90
$7,284.90
GOMEZ, KAREN L.
$24,351.74
$31,668.77
$7,317.03
GOODRICH, MICHELLE
$58,355.00
$63,455.00
$5,100.00
GORRUSO, JERRY J.
$4,917.36
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$1,540.00
GRANTHAM, RACHEL M. $2,174.66
$6,204.26
$4,029.60
GREENE, HANNAH E.
$2,378.80
$2,378.80
GREENE, SANDRA L.
$23,210.49
$30,396.82
$7,186.33
GREENE, STACEY L.
$2,151.35
$2,151.35
GREGORY, CAROLYN P.
$6,375.00
$6,375.00
GRIFFIN, MICHAEL R.
$3,484.73
$3,484.73
GRIFFITH, MARILYN R.
$8,440.00
$8,440.00
GUGLIOTTA, TYLER G.
$64,007.00
$67,757.00
$3,750.00
GURNEY, AMANDA N.
$71,542.00
$85,287.50
$13,745.50
HACKETT, SUSAN
$41,996.15
$41,996.15
HAGGE, DETLEF P. $54,588.00
$58,674.80
$4,086.80
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$57,995.00
$7,175.00
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$36,009.26
$10,833.97
HAMILTON, SAMANTHA R. $48,937.00
$55,482.60
$6,545.60
HAMLING, ANDREW R.
$3,900.00
$3,900.00
HANNAH, KATY E.
$2,970.18
$10,102.18
$7,132.00
HANNAH, MARISSA R.
$24,410.28
$27,729.81
$3,319.53
HARPER, JENNIFER W.
$52,544.62
$56,724.02
$4,179.40
HARRIS, PATRICIA A.
$62,123.00
$65,457.20
$3,334.20
HASKELL, MARY E.
$77,193.00
$78,593.00
$1,400.00
HAYFORD,
TARA S.
$71,542.00
$78,359.50
$6,817.50
HEADLAM, ALIS L.
$70.00
$70.00
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$49,581.25
$1,010.25
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$54,588.00
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$98,583.00
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$27,926.37
$1,306.70
HERRON, SARAH R.
$6,425.00
$6,425.00
HIER, AMY L.
$36,388.80
$37,213.80
$825.00
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$2,378.80
$2,378.80
HIGGINSON, NOELLE L.
$64,007.00
$65,649.50
$1,642.50
63
HOCK, JOHN
$170.00
$170.00
HOGAN,
KENDRA L.
$18,470.50
$18,470.50
HOGAN, SALLY L.
$3,810.00
$3,810.00
HOLMES, MARK A.
$750.00
$750.00
HOLT, JAMIE E.
$2,755.00
$2,755.00
HOOK, CHELSEY J.
$60,239.00
$62,276.50
$2,037.50
HORVATH, CHRISTOPHER P.
$50,171.81
$58,535.87
$8,364.06
HOTCHKISS, DALTON J.
$1,475.21
$1,475.21
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$3,449.85
HUDSON, BRET W. $65,891.00
$70,391.00
$4,500.00
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$86,711.00
$5,750.00
HUGHES, JOHN
BARRETT
$67,774.00
$69,105.00
$1,331.00
HULSEBUS, JENNIFER J.
$13,527.84
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$31,226.43
$6,874.69
HUTCHINS, STACY L.
$64,007.00
$64,937.00
$930.00
HUTT VATER, KELLY
$62,123.00
$65,313.00
$3,190.00
IDE, MARTHA B.
$1,885.00
$1,885.00
IMMEL,
FOREST C.
$64,504.00
$65,054.00
$550.00
IRISH, SARAH D. $9,382.53
$9,382.53
IVEY, NANCY L.
$80,961.00
$82,092.00
$1,131.00
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$17,237.48
$897.97
JAMES, KATIE M.
$390.00
$390.00
JOHNSON DE LEAR, ROXANE J.
$80,961.00
$81,684.00
$723.00
JOHNSON, DANA L.
$80,961.00
$85,461.00
$4,500.00
JOHNSON, KERI A.
$24,795.19
$26,405.54
$1,610.35
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$70,558.00
$900.00
JOUAMAA, LOUBNA
$24,514.53
$25,058.73
$544.20
JOYCE, NICOLE R.
$79,077.00
$88,713.60
$9,636.60
KAMYK, SHERRY A. $80,961.00
$89,036.00
$8,075.00
KAPITAN, BETTY A.
$64,921.00
$77,501.00
$12,580.00
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$360.00
KEEFE, KATHERINE E.
$100.00
$100.00
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$3,256.35
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$120.00
KELLY, JUNE F.
$80,961.00
$86,711.00
$5,750.00
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$50,820.00
$50,820.00
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$24,706.50
$30,805.25
$6,098.75
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$53,209.96
$3,038.15
KIMMEL, MELINDA J.
$25,175.29
$28,234.53
$3,059.24
KIMMEL, PATRICK G.
$3,657.55
$3,657.55
KING, MARILYN D.
$7,469.00
$7,469.00
64
KING, WAYNE L.
$7,426.32
$7,426.32
KIRK-ELKIN, TEGAN M. $69,658.00
$76,012.55
$6,354.55
KNIGHT, ROBERT
$7,684.96
$7,684.96
KOGUT, JOY S. $67,774.00
$72,274.00
$4,500.00
KOHL, CARRIE
$71,542.00
$71,542.00
KOON, SARAH E.
$71,542.00
$75,967.64
$4,425.64
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$42,152.00
$750.00
KOPONEN, CATHLEEN A.
$30,475.44
$30,475.44
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$100.45
KOTTENBACH, COLLEEN A.
$1,729.00
$1,729.00
KRAMER, LORI A.
$77,193.00
$78,904.31
$1,711.31
KRUPP, ROSANNE T.
$11,072.88
$11,092.88
$20.00
KRUPP, TAYLOR M.
$5,042.50
$5,042.50
KUMKA, CRISTINA L. $69,658.00
$70,158.00
$500.00
KYHILL, RACHEL S.
$23,616.88
$28,985.38
$5,368.50
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$78,543.00
$1,350.00
LABATE, AMY L.
$85,290.47
$85,290.47
LABATE, ROBERT J.
$75,309.00
$77,678.15
$2,369.15
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$20,751.34
LABELLE, KATHERINE M.
$58,355.00
$63,550.34
$5,195.34
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$26,454.96
LACROIX, RICKY R.
$50,171.81
$62,863.98
$12,692.17
LADABOUCHE, JILLIAN E.
$3,925.00
$3,925.00
LAFAYETTE, ANGELA M.
$24,706.50
$27,288.25
$2,581.75
LAHUE, NANCY E.
$3,460.00
$3,460.00
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$82,871.50
$7,562.50
LANE, DAVID R.
$5,092.36
$5,092.36
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$1,475.00
LANZILLO, EMILY L.
$11,114.00
$11,114.00
LAPHAM REED,
JULI A.
$23,269.82
$26,290.44
$3,020.62
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$224.06
LAVENE, ROBERT
$66,350.55
$80,500.06
$14,149.51
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$55,869.75
$1,962.69
LEACH, STEPHEN A.
$61,281.54
$61,281.54
LEFRANCOIS, ARA L.
$5,025.00
$5,025.00
LEHMAN, TOBI R.
$77,193.00
$81,978.00
$4,785.00
LENNOX, SUSAN J.
$21,753.36
$21,753.36
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$12,963.72
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$28,625.91
$1,727.50
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$70,882.83
$10,643.83
LEVASSEUR, PAULA
$80,961.00
$80,961.00
65
LEVINE, WYNETA E.
$5,600.00
$5,600.00
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$53,547.00
$4,610.00
LEVY, TURIYA N.
$73,426.00
$75,951.00
$2,525.00
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$2,151.35
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STEPHANIE
$384.00
$384.00
LIND, ERICA M.
$1,174.32
$2,299.32
$1,125.00
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$9,050.00
LOONEY, BELLA G.
$6,557.97
$6,557.97
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$91,376.06
$18,363.06
LUBASZEWSKI, LOUISE K.
$79,077.00
$79,941.50
$864.50
LUCCI, WILLIAM
$114,249.00
$114,449.00
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-
CORNWALL, LAURA D.
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MATHIS, AVALYN E.
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$9,306.73
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$77,193.00
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$4,497.99
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$5,260.71
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$4,500.00
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67
NAWN FAHEY, KAREN P.
$630.00
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$396.00
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NELSON, NICHOLLE P.
$58,355.00
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$48,502.97
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$41,402.00
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68
PETTIS, LEAANN
$64,007.00
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$80,961.00
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-
BEITZEL, HILARY B.
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$85,448.94
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$75,309.00
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$74,906.28
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$79,077.00
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$80,961.00
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$58,355.00
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69
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$23,566.20
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$54,960.59
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KAREN V.
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$80,961.00
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$87,960.00
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$24,845.87
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$10,695.16
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$120.00
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$2,151.35
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$7,900.00
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$23,616.88
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$5,989.00
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$53,907.06
$58,890.24
$4,983.18
SEVIGNY, EMMA K.
$372.00
$372.00
70
SHANNON, MACGREGOR J.
$45,169.00
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$12,530.95
SHEA, LYNN
$26,454.96
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$26,974.43
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$77,193.00
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$75,309.00
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$45,169.00
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$750.00
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$24,577.69
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$114.00
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$67,411.57
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$495.00
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$77,193.00
$77,943.00
$750.00
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$65,891.00
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$7,500.00
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$73,426.00
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$58,355.00
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$73,426.00
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$62,123.00
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$2,480.00
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$74,906.28
$76,331.56
$1,425.28
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$80,959.00
$5,650.00
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$69,222.19
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$46,200.00
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$4,302.69
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$4,481.40
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$50,171.81
$51,321.81
$1,150.00
71
TANEN, SUSAN L.
$71,542.00
$75,246.06
$3,704.06
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$1,820.10
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$54,588.00
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$4,200.00
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$45,169.00
$49,537.90
$4,368.90
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$330.00
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$65,445.08
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$662.15
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$26,746.37
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$6,044.00
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$25,504.71
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$14,633.48
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$37,800.00
$42,381.00
$4,581.00
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$484.00
$484.00
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$11,765.97
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$65.00
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$2,950.42
$2,950.42
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$80,961.00
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$31,981.31
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CATHERINE M.
$73,426.00
$76,876.00
$3,450.00
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$64,504.00
$64,504.00
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$25,175.29
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$44,685.90
$44,685.90
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$7,860.00
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$77,493.00
$300.00
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$2,000.00
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$45,844.60
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$51,134.51
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$917.50
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$67,622.06
$9,267.06
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$72,942.00
$1,400.00
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$80,961.00
$87,949.28
$6,988.28
VANGUILDER, JAMIE L.
$120.00
$120.00
VARGAS, DONNA A.
$6,700.00
$6,700.00
VENEZIA, JASON
$41,402.00
$45,152.00
$3,750.00
VEYSEY, JUSTIN
$48,937.00
$55,940.26
$7,003.26
WADE, VANESSA F.
$22,631.82
$22,846.82
$215.00
WAITE, STEPHANIE L.
$69,658.00
$69,658.00
WALKER, ANNA K. $69,285.50
$69,285.50
WALLETT, JONATHAN M. $62,123.00
$86,403.94
$24,280.94
WARK, CATHERINE M. $52,704.00
$57,907.66
$5,203.66
WASHBURN, MARLIES A. $8,513.70
$8,513.70
WASSERMAN, HOWARD G.
$41,555.00
$41,555.00
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WATERHOUSE SR, DAVID J.
$7,340.96
$7,340.96
WEBSTER-BURCH, CASSANDRA
M. $4,158.75
$8,716.24
$4,557.49
WEISS, DEBORAH L. $720.00
$720.00
WELCH, MARY A.
$48,611.00
$58,630.27
$10,019.27
WELD, ADRIENNE M.
$73,426.00
$82,483.80
$9,057.80
WETMORE, NATALIE J.
$37,749.60
$38,254.50
$504.90
WETZEL, CHRISTOPHER J.
$62,123.00
$66,048.00
$3,925.00
WHITEHORNE, JENNA S.
$75,309.00
$88,175.98
$12,866.98
WHITNEY, JANET W.
$5,530.38
$5,530.38
WIGMORE, JENNIFER E.
$119,398.00
$124,731.33
$5,333.33
WILCOX, GENEVIEVE C.
$64,007.00
$66,976.25
$2,969.25
WILLIAMS, ALLISON M. $80,961.00
$80,961.00
WILLIAMS, ELIZABETHL P $71,542.00
$71,692.00
$150.00
WILLIAMS, GLENN G. $69,658.00
$69,658.00
WILLIAMS, KIERAN A. $9,644.25
$17,870.37
$8,226.12
WILSON, DIANA M.
$80,961.00
$80,961.00
WILSON, DONNA J.
$1,740.00
$1,740.00
WILSON, SARAH A.
$24,024.00
$30,041.70
$6,017.70
WISELL, DEBRA
$10,305.00
$10,305.00
WOLK, LYN H.
$5,154.08
$5,529.08
$375.00
WOOD, BONNIE W.
$84,653.00
$88,853.00
$4,200.00
WOOD, LISA J.
$27,880.97
$33,424.01
$5,543.04
WOOD, MICHAEL J. $7,376.04
$7,376.04
WOOD, TAMMY L.
$13,100.00
$13,100.00
WOODBURN, JAMES L.
$26,898.41
$27,048.41
$150.00
WOODBURY, ERICA P. $1,018.11
$1,018.11
WOODWARD, JAMES R.
$75,309.00
$76,194.00
$885.00
WRIGHT, AMY E. $1,270.00
$1,270.00
WRIGHT, RICHARD W. $31,155.53
$43,307.27
$12,151.74
YAKUNOVICH, CATHERINE
$13,207.33
$13,207.33
YENNERELL, MELISSA M.
$44,640.00
$45,000.00
$360.00
YOUNG, KRISTA M. $26,264.91
$32,316.31
$6,051.40
ZALOUDEK, PENNY
$50,171.81
$58,145.69
$7,973.88
ZEITLER, LINDSAY W.
$62,123.00
$67,188.78
$5,065.78
ZELLER, CHELSEA E. $36,162.00
$37,236.88
$1,074.88
ZIMMERMAN, NICOLE F.
$20,960.12
$21,504.42
$544.30
ZMURKO, MATTHEW G.
$5,777.90
$5,777.90
ZULLO, MARY F. $25,175.29
$26,835.29
$1,660.00
$31,705,250.18
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OFFICE OF THE TREASURER
Fiscal Year 2023 Annual Report
Mary A. Markowski, City Treasurer and Delinquent Tax Collector
To The Honorable Board of Aldermen, Mayor and the Citizens of Rutland City:
I am pleased to report that the financial condition of the City of Rutland is sound for the year ended June 30,
2023. The audit for FY23 is scheduled to begin in November and will be completed on a timely basis to meet
state and federal compliance requirements. Prior year Audited financial statements are available on the city
website—www.rutlandcity.org under City Departments/Treasurer’s Office/financial reports. Financial
information included in this report is unaudited.
At the end of fiscal year 2023 the amount of the City’s unassigned fund balance in the General Fund was
approximately $3 million. At the setting of the tax rate for fiscal year 2024 the Board approved using excess
fund balance of $460,000 to fund three new positions at City Hall and applied $497,000 to offset the municipal
tax rate. The remaining unassigned fund balance is held in the General Fund and provides the reserve
necessary for ongoing City operations. The Board approved a policy in 2010 which requires the City maintain
10-15% of annual revenues as a reserve for operating funds. This policy has served the City well and
provides for uninterrupted government services and eliminates the need for short-term borrowing.
Unfunded liabilities associated with the City’s pension plans for municipal employees continue to be a
significant financial issue for the City. In July 2016 the Board of Aldermen committed to a long-term payment
plan to complete the address the municipal portion of the pension liability. In 2019, the Board furthered its
commitment to address the unfunded pension liability by increasing the amount to be applied to the pension by
1.5% annually. These were important decisions by the Board and the appropriation is included in the annual
city budget. As of January 31, 2023, the municipal pension obligation is over $21 million. The pension
liability impacts the City’s audited financial statements in the same way that a debt obligation does. In FY24,
the city plans to utilize a portion of the 1% local option tax revenue to allocate additional funds to the
unfunded pension liability.
While the General Fund and Water fund are stable, the Sewer, Parking and Transit Funds continue to operate
at a cash deficit and negatively impact the General Fund. The negative cash position in the Sewer Fund
reflects project expenses that are pending reimbursements, as well as increased costs of operations. The
Parking and Transit funds continue to operate with negative results. The BOA approved budget changes that
will help offset the expenses in the parking fund and additional receipts from the state offset the transit
maintenance expenses.
Property Taxes are billed annually with quarterly installments due in August, November, February, and May.
The Board of Alderman is responsible for setting the tax rate annually, during the first 20 days of July. The
municipal tax rate increased from 1.7794 in FY23 to 1.8860 in FY24. Prior year rates are outlined below:
FY Muni Rate Homestead Rate Total Tax Tax on $150,000
2020 1.7763 1.4577 3.2340 4,854.00
2021 1.7676 1.5147 3.2823 4,923.45
2022 1.7705 1.6402 3.4107 5,116.05
2023 1.7994 1.5694 3.3688 5,053.20
2024 1.8860 1.5758 3.4618 5,192.50
The Treasurer’s office works to ensure that the financial resources of the City of Rutland are managed and
accounted for in an effective and efficient manner. In the Treasurer’s office, we strive to provide financial
information in a timely, accurate and meaningful format and continually work toward financial and operational
improvements while providing professional service.
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The daily duties in the office include collecting payments for taxes and water/sewer accounts, processing
accounts receivable, accounts payable, and payroll. Property tax and water/sewer billing and collection
continue to be a major task and often payment agreements can be worked out to assist taxpayers who fall
behind.
The Treasurer’s Office continued to place a high priority on delinquent tax and utility collection in FY 2023
and reduced the delinquent tax debt in both taxes and water & sewer over the prior year. Collection efforts
include entering into payment agreements, water/sewer shut offs and property tax sales. The Treasurer’s office
will continue to focus on collection efforts in FY 2024.
I would like to take this opportunity to thank all of the staff of the Treasurer’s Office for their hard work and
continued service to the taxpayers and residents of the City.
It is a privilege to serve as City Treasurer and I would like to thank the citizens of Rutland for you support.
Mary Markowski
City Treasurer
October 2023
marym@rutlandcity.org; 802-773-1800 x239
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Fiscal Year 2024 Tax Rate/Grand List
Revenues:
Total General Fund Appropriations
$ 23,261,061.50
Debt Service
$ 871,836.00
Voter Approved
-
Social Agencies
$ 347,243.00
Estimated Revenues, Other
$ (3,086,251.00)
Estimated Surplus or Deficit
$ (497,733.62)
Transfers In
$ (1,620,800.00)
Net amount to be raised
$ 19,275,355.88
Grand List 2023
-
2024
$ 10,242,133.66
Municipal Tax Rate Calculation:
City Government Purposes
1.2067
$ 12,359,002.88
County Tax
0.0082
$ 84,000.00
Streets
0.3411
$ 3,493,350.00
Bonds & Interest
0.0851
$ 871,836.00
Pension
0.0980
$ 1,003,983.00
Library
0.0802
$ 820,941.00
Equipment Replacement Fund
-
Rec
0.0037
$ 38,000.00
Equipment Replacement Fund
-
PD
0.0056
$ 57,000.00
Fire Equipment Fund
0.0171
$ 175,000.00
DPW Equipment Fund
0.0024
$ 25,000.00
Social Agencies (voter approved)
0.0339
$ 347,243.00
Total Tax Rate before exemptions
1.8820
$ 19,275,355.88
Local Agreement Rate (actual)
0.0040
(Veteran & special exemptions)
Total Municipal Tax Rate
1.8860
Education Tax Calculations:
Homestead Amount Raised
$ 7,064,523.88
Homestead Grand List
$ 4,483,134.84
Homestead Tax Rate
1.57580
Non Homestead Amount Raised
$ 8,630,952.25
Non Homestead Grand List
$ 5,143,288.39
Non Homestead Tax Rate
1.67810
Total Education Amount
$ 15,695,476.13
Tax Year Grand List Municipal Rate Homestead Rate
NonHomestead
Rate
2017
$10,203,548.76
1.5170
1.5607
1.6243
2018 $10,097,684.34
1.5932
1.4799
1.5579
2019 $10,100,267.40
1.7792
1.4639
1.6054
2020 $10,113,685.90
1.7763
1.4577
1.6033
2021 $10,257,513.00
1.7676
1.5147
1.6978
2022
$10,200,554.00
1.7705
1.6402
1.7261
2023 $10,118,533.00
1.7994
1.5694
1.6537
2024 $10,242,133.66
1.8860
1.5758
1.6781
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Summary Report for 07/01/22-06/30/23
Expenses and Disbursements
The following is a list of payments made to vendors and individuals from the
City of Rutland. The report includes payments in excess of $300.00. The report
does not include refunds made.
# Company Name Paid Amount
4SECURITY.COM 2,127.90
802 FISHIN' 2,900.00
A & J AUTO PARTS INC 5,561.03
A 1 SEWER AND DRAIN SERVICE INC. 5,745.00
AAA POLICE SUPPLY 47,173.01
AARON AUDET 900.00
ACADIA INSURANCE CO 2,693.00
ADAMSON INDUSTRIES CORP 2,890.00
ADIRONDACK 2-WAY RADIO INC 651.80
ADIRONDACK EVG INC 10,258.44
ADIRONDACK TIRE CORP 964.65
ADVANCE AUTO PARTS 429.97
AE COMMERCIAL DIVING SERVICES 46,037.50
AFLAC 11,114.59
AFSCME OF NEW ENGLAND 29,992.93
AIRGAS USA LLC 5,748.59
ALAN HALL 500.00
ALDERMANS CHEVROLET INC 2,061.70
ALDRICH & ELLIOTT PC 30,120.00
ALICIA PITTS 541.00
ALL HANDS FIRE EQUIPMENT LLC 805.16
ALLEGIANCE TRUCKS JERICHO 7,908.64
ALLEN ENGINEERING AND CHEMICAL CORP 11,108.47
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AWESOME GRAPHICS INC 429.00
AXON ENTERPRISE INC 61,974.23
AYYEKA INC 3,600.00
BCI CAPITAL INC 63,559.66
BELDEN COMPANY INC 18,888.91
BELDEN CONSTRUCTION LLC 266,710.98
BELLOMOS MARKET 512.04
BENSON ELECTRIC INC 76,501.25
BERGERON PROTECTIVE CLOTHING LLC 56,059.22
BERKSHIRE HATHAWAY HOMESERVICES 470.00
ALLEN TRENCH SAFETY CORP 41,093.60
ALLIED AUTO PARTS 10,856.49
ALPINE SOFTWARE CORP 8,897.50
AMAZON CAPITAL SERVICES INC 40,510.36
AMERICAN LEGION DEPARTMENT OF VT 1,000.00
AMERICAN TEST CENTER CORP 2,647.00
AMERIGAS 33,394.48
AMI INVESTMENTS 1,180.00
ANCHORAGE BY THE SEA 20,166.56
APGN INC 15,607.84
APGN INC 5,495.00
APPLIED INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGIES INC 34,998.99
AQUAPLATES INC 439.56
AQUATEC ENVIRONMENTAL INC 3,540.00
ARC MECHANICAL 16,176.50
ARC RUTLAND AREA 35,900.00
ASCAP 420.00
ASSOCIATED ELECTRO MECHANICS INC 2,985.00
ASSOCIATED GENERAL CONTRACTORS OF VT 10,160.00
A-TEAM AUTO GLASS INC 300.00
AUGUSTUS LOURAS 1,124.00
AUTISM ADVOCACY AND INTERVENTION LLC 10,000.00
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BEST TV & APPLIANCE OF RUTLAND INC 499.00
BIG HANDSOME ENTERTAINMENT LLC 1,350.00
BIG TEX TRAILER WORLD INC 10,128.00
BIKE INSTRUCTOR CERTIFICATION PROGRAM 650.00
BILL LOHSEN PLUMBING & HEATING INC 1,841.27
BLACK BEAUTY DRIVEWAY SEALING 4,600.00
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD (AP) 2,332,458.17
BLUE CROSS BLUE SHIELD (PR) 439,603.96
BMI 433.85
BOBCAT OF SARATOGA 400.00
BODYGEARS/PENQUIN JACKS 1,909.76
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB 27,500.00
BRADFORD MORGAN 3,000.00
BRICKS R US INC 9,296.00
BROC 10,000.00
BROOK FIELD SERVICE 2,033.00
BURLINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT 375.00
BURT PROCESS EQUIPMENT INC 1,001.57
C & C CONCRETE CURB INC 81,986.20
C N WOOD CO INC 708.51
CAI TECHNOLOGIES 3,000.00
CALE AMERICA INC 6,935.63
CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH 1,000.00
CAMERON GREENE 304.87
CAMP PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS INC 18,913.40
CANON FINANCIAL SERVICES INC 21,844.81
CARBON FILTRATION SYSTEMS INC 255,592.00
CARGILL INC 272,235.35
CARPENTER & COSTIN 2,996.00
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CARPET KING OF VERMONT 5,000.00
CARRARA'S RUSTPROOFING LLC 3,925.00
CARRARA'S SERVICES 590.00
CARROT-TOP INDUSTRIES INC 2,972.44
CASELLA CONSTRUCTION INC 39,616.10
CASELLA WASTE SYSTEMS INC 807,092.21
CASTLETON UNIVERSITY 1,800.00
CATAMOUNT CRANE COMPANY 2,000.00
CENTRAL VERMONT COMMUNICATIONS 265,855.67
CENTRAL VERMONT CONTRACT CLEANING INC 44,153.00
CENTRAL VERMONT MOTORCYCLES INC 435.93
CENTRAL VT TRUCK REPAIR INC 2,293.20
CERTIFIED LABORATORIES 2,350.80
CHALLENGER SPORTS CORP 5,672.00
CHAMBER & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT 152,181.00
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY FUELS 331,541.39
CHAMPLIN ASSOCIATES INC 6,229.72
CHEM-DRY OF RUTLAND-KILLINGTON 1,479.00
CHILD SUPPORT (OFFICE OF) (PR) 24,974.55
CHRIST THE KING SCHOOL 3,076.85
CINTAS 17,665.89
CITY OF RUTLAND TREAS. OFFICE (AP) 1,160.35
CIVICPLUS LLC 17,562.00
CLEARCHOICE MD URGENT CARE 429.00
CLOW VALVE COMPANY 5,360.15
CLUB APPAREL LLC 1,095.91
COGENT LEASING AND FINANCING 57,232.25
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COLLABORATION 133 LLC 8,440.54
COLUMBUS SUPPLY 5,326.64
COMBAT READY FIRE TRAINING LLC 6,541.29
COMCAST 11,615.49
COMMUNITY BANK N.A. 175,577.16
COMMUNITY ROOTS LLC 5,484.88
COMPANIONS IN WHOLENESS 7,500.00
CONNECTICUT MUT LIFE INS. CO (PR) 3,445.00
CONNECTUS 670.50
CONSOLIDATED COMMUNICATIONS INC 2,100.03
CORE & MAIN LP 363.00
CORROSION PRODUCTS & EQUIPMENT INC 5,731.07
COTT SYSTEMS INC 11,777.50
CRAGINS SERVICE STATION 790.44
D& W DIESEL INC 2,180.06
DANAHER FLOOR RESTORATION INC 6,200.00
DASH MEDICAL GLOVES INC 2,061.71
DAVEY RESOURCE GROUP INC 2,500.00
DENARDO FARM 1,001.00
DEPOYS MOUNTAIN KLEEN 1,000.00
DEPT OF PUBLIC SAFETY #73816 441.25
DIAMOND MOWERS INC 444.23
DIESELLAPTOPS.COM 2,195.00
DOMINIONTECH COMPUTER SVC INC 82,136.22
DOWN VALLEY BIKES 5,000.00
DOWNTOWN RUTLAND PARTNERSHIP 252,000.00
DRC SOLAR LLC 36,741.34
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DTN LLC 3,234.00
DUBOIS & KING INC 14,562.72
DUKES ROOT CONTROL INC 4,675.92
DURGIN AND CROWELL LUMBER CO INC 2,150.00
EAN SERVICES LLC 4,475.02
EARLES TRUCK REPAIR INC 36,360.35
EASTWOOD ANIMAL CLINIC 1,214.85
ED EATON FIRE TRUCK REPAIR 5,501.34
ELECTRONIC DATA COLLECTION CORP 6,825.00
ELLICOTT & ELLICOTT P.C. (PR) 848.00
EMERGENCY SERVICE MARKETING CORP 785.00
EMMA COOK MUSIC 650.00
ENDYNE INC 19,083.50
ENERJAZZ BIG BAND 900.00
ENTENMANN-ROVIN COMPANY 1,852.65
ENVIRONMENTAL SYSTEMS RESEARCH INSTITUTE 3,300.00
EPEC INC 342.00
EQUATURE 2,050.00
EQUIPMENT EAST LLC 11,045.76
EUPHORIC HAIR EXPERIENCE LLC 10,000.00
F. W. WEBB COMPANY 232,242.11
FABIAN EARTH MOVING INC 994.00
FARMTEK 1,983.40
FARRAR INC 30,172.53
FASTENAL COMPANY 30,980.57
FEDERAL EXPRESS CORP 438.78
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FENIEX INDUSTRIES INC 1,498.90
FERGUSON WATERWORKS #576 95,423.72
FILEONQ INC 2,559.00
FIRE TECH AND SAFETY OF NE 236,467.28
FIREMATIC SUPPLY CO INC 6,612.82
FIRST LINE SECURITY INC 4,097.00
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OMAHA 85,672.69
FIRST RESPONSE METERING LLC 6,600.00
FIRSTLIGHT FIBER 78,241.08
FISHER ELECTRIC LLC 4,902.11
FITNESS MADE FUN 1,305.00
FLEETPRIDE INC 1,065.12
FLORENCE CRUSHED STONE 36,727.42
FLSMIDTH INC 2,280.64
FOLEY DISTRIBUTING CORP 2,327.90
FOLEY SERVICES INC 7,979.24
FORD CREDIT DEPT 43401 49,729.78
FORESTRY SUPPLIERS INC 1,167.96
FORMAX 1,015.00
FORMULA FORD LINCOLN INC 64,454.50
FULLER SAND & GRAVEL INC 1,237,178.49
G M W E A 480.00
GAGNON LUMBER INC 320.00
GALLS LLC 24,488.65
GARLANDS FARM AND GARDEN 6,481.27
GERALD WHITE SALES & SERVICE 8,070.40
GIUSEPPE'S ITALIAN MARKET 5,000.00
GLOBAL TEL*LINK CORP 363.47
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GOLDEN RULE CREATIONS INC 388.27
GOVOFFICE LLC 1,500.00
GOVOS INC 10,500.00
GOVPILOT LLC 54,090.00
GRAINGER 10,779.28
GRAPHIC EDGE 1,592.90
GRASSLAND EQUIPMENT 9,402.84
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO INC 463.10
GREEN LANTERN DEVELOPMENT (ACH) 43,200.00
GREEN LANTERN DEVELOPMENT LLC 6,640.12
GREEN MOUNTAIN POWER 742,587.18
GREEN MOUNTAIN POWER 487.50
GREEN SCREEN GRAPHICS CORP 7,792.62
GSDO/GUARDIAN GROUP LLC 900.00
GT OUTDOOR POWER EQUIPMENT 1,048.19
GUARINO'S SWIMMING POOL SERVICE INC 15,464.60
HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF RUTLAND 1,440.00
HACH COMPANY 43,994.40
HANNA INSTRUMENTS INC 352.00
HEALTHY DOLLARS INC 11,058.00
HELENA AGRI ENTERPRISES LLC 2,850.00
HENDERSON'S PROPERTY SERVICES LLC 885.00
HIGH THREAT INNOVATIONS 2,285.00
HOBO INC 2,047.00
HODGES BADGE CO INC 3,792.61
HOLDEN CEMETERY MAINTENANCE INC 580.00
HOLLAND COMPANY INC 237,125.85
HOME DEPOT CREDIT SERVICES 40,963.42
HORSFORDS GARDENS AND NURSERY 4,297.35
HOUSING TRUST OF RUTLAND COUNTY INC 21,289.13
HOWARD P FAIRFIELD LLC 2,728.72
HOWE CENTER AUTO INC 39,593.41
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HUBBARD BROTHERS INC. 4,911.89
HUNTINGTON PUBLIC CAPITAL CORP-ACH 37,720.82
IAFF LOCAL 2323 3,246.38
IBF SOLUTIONS INC 1,520.88
IDEMIA IDENTITY & SECURITY USA LLC 1,325.00
IDEXX LABORATORIES INC 4,817.84
IDS 739.24
IMPACT FIRE SERVICES 3,854.25
INFINITE HEALTH AND FITNESS INC 1,200.00
INITIAL IDEAS 4,425.43
INTERSTATE BATTERY OF GREEN MOUNTAIN 5,094.55
IRVING BLENDING & PACKAGING 2,590.65
IRVING ENERGY 13,219.57
ITRON INC 79,068.00
IWORQ SYSTEMS 5,650.00
J & R SPRINKLER CO 968.69
JACK OF ALL BLADES 13,105.00
JACMAC INC 650.00
JENNA ELLIOTT 903.09
JJS UNIVERSAL CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 18,618.00
JOHN JANOSKI 12,510.00
JOHN LACKARD 800.00
JOHNSON HEALTH TECH NA INC 8,549.50
JOSEPH A GIANCOLA 970.00
JOSEPH P CARRARA AND SONS INC 81,141.36
JOSHUA COTE 800.00
K5 CORPORATION 172,007.85
KB MACHINE 7,640.00
KEITH LORMAN 1,350.00
KEYBANK NATIONAL ASSOCIATION 20,000.00
KEYSER ENERGY 4,924.09
KIMTEK CORPORATION 6,100.00
KINNEY PIKE INSURANCE INC 6,351.00
KOFILE INC. 2,033.86
KOMLINE-SANDERSON 2,067.25
KS STATEBANK (ACH) 54,325.59
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KSA BUILT LLC 30,000.00
KT HATHAWAY LLC 1,560.00
LAFASO ELECTRIC INC 94,394.38
LAFOND'S AUTO 8,299.68
LAKE GEORGE STEAM BOAT CO 1,910.00
LAKE THEATRE PRODUCTIONS 2,632.50
LAVALLEY BUILDING SUPPLY INC 10,613.61
LAWES AGRICULTURAL SERVICE 1,400.00
LAWSON PRODUCTS INC 710.42
LAZ KARP ASSOCIATES LLC 81,293.16
LCS CONTROLS INC 50,182.80
LEGAL AND LIABILITY RISK MGMT INSTITUTE 550.00
LEONARD RUDOLF CONSULTING 1,250.00
LEXIPOL LLC 2,337.90
LHS ASSOCIATES INC 1,474.90
LINDA MACFARLANE 650.00
LOREN BOUDREAU 358.75
LORI GURNEY M.S. 900.00
L-TRON CORPORATION 1,651.00
LT'S LITTLE DOG CAMP 5,000.00
LYNN PEAVEY COMPANY 2,612.07
M & K COMMERCIAL DIVING LLC 2,950.00
M&M LAWN CARE & TRUCKING LLC 650.00
M&T BANK 2,043.30
M&T BANK/WILMINGTON TRUST 176,875.23
M&T BANK/WILMINGTON TRUST (ACH) 627,966.62
M&W SOILS ENGINEERING INC 1,100.00
M.M. HAYES COMPANY INC 5,984.91
MAC EQUIPMENT & STEEL COMPANY (AP) 788.85
MAD ROSE LLC 10,000.00
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MADISON NATIONAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. INC 9,811.32
MAGEE OFFICE PRODUCTS 2,299.90
MAGNUM PRO AUDIO 11,057.48
MAINE OXY 1,016.44
MARBLE VALLEY FIRE LLC 1,701.95
MARBLE VALLEY REGIONAL TRANSIT DIST 47,580.00
MARKOWSKI EXCAVATING INC 254,156.85
MASS MUTUAL (PR) 530.00
MASS MUTUAL VA (PR) 15,372.00
MATTHEW HOWLAND 360.00
MC ELECTRIC 6,500.00
MCDUFF ELECTRIC INC 16,395.87
MCGEE MECHANICAL SERVICES 58,600.08
MCMASTER CARR SUPPLY CO 314.31
MELINDA LABEN-HARDT 1,440.00
MENDON TRUCKING AND EXCAVATING LLC 675.00
MERCHANTS BANK (PR/941) 3,255,466.41
MICHEL M JONES 768.38
MILL RIVER LUMBER LTD 1,290.00
MINUTEMAN PRESS 3,278.05
MINUTEMAN TRUCKS INC 1,166.66
MINUTEMEN PRESS (ACH) 3,081.30
MISSION COMMUNICATIONS LLC 3,966.00
MITCHELL TEES & SIGNS INC. 23,938.75
MKF PROPERTIES LLC 4,550.00
MODERN CLEANERS & TAILORS INC 6,607.00
MOTOROLA SOLUTIONS INC 1,500.00
MOUNTAIN GIRL CANNABIS 5,000.00
MTLE TRAINING LLC 599.00
MULTIQUIP INC 10,027.40
87
MUNIBILLING 50,194.10
MUNICIPAL EMERGENCY SERVICES INC 2,484.74
MUNICIPAL LEASING CONSULTANTS 1,295.00
MUSIC THEATRE INTERNATIONAL 3,304.65
MUTUAL OF OMAHA INSURANCE CO 10,254.50
NATIONAL FILTER MEDIA 5,086.28
NATIONAL RECREATION & PARK ASSOC 1,520.00
NAYLOR & BREEN BUILDERS INC 3,914.08
NBF ARCHITECTS P.C. 22,248.00
NE MUNICIPAL CONSULTANTS LTD 2,080.00
NEEDHAM ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP 12,374.26
NEW ENGLAND AIR SYSTEMS LLC 48,915.65
NEW ENGLAND KENWORTH 1,027.13
NEW ENGLAND MUNICIPAL RESOURCE CTR LTD 10,738.96
NEW ENGLAND NURSERY SALES INC 14,455.00
NEW ENGLAND PBA INC 20,037.50
NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPT OF SAFETY 3,790.00
NEW HAMPSHIRE HYDRAULICS INC 425.00
NEW HORIZON TOUR & TRAVEL 1,632.00
NEW STORY CENTER 100,083.74
NEWPORT GROUP INC. 21,500.00
NO WEAK LINK LLC 300.00
NOBLE ACE HARDWARE 24,975.66
NORTHEAST DELTA DENTAL (PR) 40,576.73
NORTHEAST DELTA DENTAL (AP) 78,783.55
NORTHEAST MAILING SYSTEMS LLC 320.07
NORTHEAST SPORTS NETWORK INC 350.00
88
NORTHERN NURSERIES INC 4,397.00
NORTHERN TOYOTALIFT 3,625.99
NORTHWEST RIVER SUPPLIES INC 447.01
OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH PARTNERS LLC 3,404.00
OGUNQUIT PLAYHOUSE FOUNDATION 3,146.40
ONE TO ONE PROGRAM 6,000.00
O'REILLY AUTO PARTS 2,662.94
OTIS ELEVATOR CO 9,861.42
OTTER CREEK ENGINEERING INC 6,529.30
OVERHEAD DOOR COMPANY OF RUTLAND 28,312.20
P R I A C (PR) 730,511.15
P R I A C (AP) 1,051,562.16
PARROS GUN SHOP 56,381.23
PATRIOT PROPERTIES INC 7,480.00
PAYMENTUS CORPORATION 1,281.75
PENN VALLEY PUMP CO INC 2,563.40
PEOPLES UNITED BANK (ACH) 160,000.00
PERIMETER SOLUTIONS INC 3,000.00
PERMA-LINE CORP OF N.E. 34,180.17
PETE'S TIRE BARNS INC 8,566.20
PETRA'S WELLNESS STUDIO 2,345.00
PHELPS PLUMBING AND HEATING LLC 3,731.76
PHENOVA INC 2,042.10
PHILIP HENRY 1,200.00
PINE HILL PARTNERSHIP INC 400.00
PIONEER ATHLETICS 4,083.60
PIONEER MOTORS & DRIVES INC 613.71
PITNEY BOWES INC 760.92
89
PITNEY BOWES INC (ACH) 16,050.00
PLACESENSE 1,800.00
POCKETTE PEST CONTROL 900.00
POLICE BENEVOLENT ASSOC. (PR) 14,511.00
POLLARDWATER 1,377.25
POM INCORPORATED 363.00
PORTLAND GLASS 2,129.80
POULIN LANDSCAPING 85,350.00
POWERS GENERATOR SERVICE LLC 1,733.27
PRATICO'S LANDSCAPING & FENCE CO IN 7,835.00
PRECISE MRM LLC 4,752.00
PREMIER COACH CO INC 10,609.00
PRIMMER PIPER EGGLESTON & CRAMER PC 14,465.38
PRINTELECT 1,244.26
PRUDENTIAL RETIREMENT (PR) 270,660.74
PTS 696.90
QUERRY GROUP LLC 8,904.01
QUICK N BRITE LTD 2,868.47
QUICKPRINT OF RUTLAND 1,130.71
R B ALLEN CO INC 8,897.63
R C ALLEN COMMUNICATIONS 2,300.00
R I S E 2,000.00
R. R. CHARLEBOIS INC 2,699.68
RACETTE ELECTRIC INC 350.00
RANCH CAMP 6,750.00
RAY BEANE INC 8,291.78
READ CUSTOM SOILS LLC 4,069.36
90
REGIONAL AMBULANCE SERVICE INC 67,770.00
RELX INC DBA LEXISNEXIS 1,608.00
REYNOLDS AND SON INC 70,473.92
RHOMAR INDUSTRIES INC 5,593.21
RHS BOOSTER CLUB 1,984.00
RICHARD REDINGTON 1,000.00
RICHARD REED AND SON INC 1,650.00
RICHCO PRODUCTS INC 2,443.49
ROBERT J BIZEK JR 500.00
ROCK - N- RESCUE 567.45
ROD'S ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR LLC 3,734.00
ROTELLA BUILDING MATERIALS INC 8,265.64
ROYAL GROUP INC 21,612.02
RSVP 8,475.00
RUTLAND AREA HOSPICE INC 8,000.00
RUTLAND AREA VISITING NURSE ASSOC 35,000.00
RUTLAND CITY BAND 7,000.00
RUTLAND CITY PETTY CASH 2,547.09
RUTLAND CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS 10,792.00
RUTLAND COUNTY FREE CLINIC 10,000.00
RUTLAND COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY INC 19,847.12
RUTLAND COUNTY PARENT CHILD CTR INC 38,085.81
RUTLAND COUNTY SOLID WASTE DISTRICT 1,107.24
RUTLAND FREE LIBRARY 716,694.00
RUTLAND HERALD 13,517.21
RUTLAND HIGH SCHOOL 500.00
RUTLAND HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC 4,750.00
RUTLAND MENTAL HEALTH SVC INC 30,000.00
RUTLAND PRINTING COMPANY INC 3,103.20
RUTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS (ACH) 13,609,928.45
RUTLAND REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY 219,513.80
RUTLAND REGIONAL 3,544.41
RYAN SMITH & CARBINE LTD 740.00
SAINTS CLEANING SERVICE 2,350.00
SANEL NAPA 9,457.34
SANITARY EQUIPMENT COMPANY 4,603.56
91
SECURSHRED INC 825.00
SELLERS TREYBAL STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS PC 2,743.75
SENSIBLE SHOE INC 1,403.25
SESAC 553.00
SHALLOW CREEK KENNELS INC. 10,500.00
SHANNON CHEMICAL CORPORATION 37,366.47
SHARPENING SHED 1,207.00
SHERRILL INC 3,450.19
SHERWIN WILLIAMS 1,294.45
SHI INTERNATIONAL CORP 2,353.36
SIGNATURE PUBLIC FUNDING CORP 346,416.67
SKI DOOR INC 2,298.00
SKIDA LLC 1,050.00
SLACK CHEMICAL COMPANY 10,230.00
SLR INTERNATIONAL CORP 65,000.00
SMEAL LTC LLC 2,309.84
SONS OF LIBERTY GUN WORKS 23,700.00
SOURCE ENERGY INFRARED LLC 3,700.00
SOUTHERN MAINE DIST 1 TRAINING COUNCIL 525.00
SOUTHWESTERN VT COUNCIL ON AGING 20,800.00
SPEAKEASY CAFE 10,000.00
SPORTS AND FITNESS EDGE INC 355.00
STADIUM SYSTEMS INC 2,379.40
STANLEY STEEMER 1,500.00
STAPLES BUSINESS ADVANTAGE 20,513.74
STAPLES CREDIT PLAN 398.69
STATE OF VERMONT 14,295.05
STATE OF VERMONT 25,591.50
92
STATE OF VERMONT/DEC 1,550.00
STEVEN FLYNN 899.50
STEVE'S WINDOW CLEANING INC 5,855.00
STILLWATER GRAPHICS INC 3,688.00
STITZEL PAGE & FLETCHER P.C. 135,575.89
STREAKWAVE WIRELESS INC 1,374.05
SUBURBAN PROPANE-2272 1,119.11
SULLIVAN POWERS & COMPANY P.C. 90,416.00
SUNSET ENTERTAINMENT 500.00
SUPER SHOES 383.96
SUPER SHOES/MACRO RETAILING LLC 1,172.89
SURPASS CHEMICAL CO INC 111,507.24
SUSTEMA CORP 28,096.02
T W GRACE INC 650.00
TACITLY INC 5,000.00
TACO FRESCO 10,000.00
TECH GROUP INC 115,668.64
TECHNOLOGY SALES ASSOCIATES INC 3,550.05
TEMPERATURE CONTROLS OF VT INC 55,000.00
TERRILL STREET DISCOUNT BEVERAGE 406.00
THE BLAKE GROUP 673.26
THE JACK FARRELLY COMPANY 55,048.77
THE MAC-HAYDEN THEATRE INC 3,555.50
THE MENTOR CONNECTOR 12,000.00
THE MOUNTAIN TIMES 995.00
THE PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE CO (PR) 530.00
THE TWANGTOWN PARAMOURS 800.00
THERMO SCIENTIFIC PORTABLE 19,700.00
THOMAS G KESSOP 6,774.00
THOMSON REUTERS WEST 889.99
TI SALES INC 43,433.21
93
TIFCO INDUSTRIES INC 565.03
TMDE CALIBRATION LABS INC 2,809.75
TOTAL TOOL LTD 399.17
TOWN OF KILLINGTON 424.86
TOWN OF MENDON 28,457.50
TOWN OF RUTLAND 127,708.60
TOWNLINE EQUIPMENT SALES INC 1,242.03
TRANE U.S. INC 3,539.86
TRAVIS BEAUCHAMP 870.20
TREASURER COUNTY OF RUTLAND 82,816.83
TREASURER STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE 786.00
TREASURER/STATE OF VERMONT 70,620.65
TREES INCORPORATED 2,500.00
TREEWORKS LTD 1,589.45
TRI STATE FOLDING PARTITIONS INC 24,500.00
TRIO COMMUNITY MEALS LLC 2,638.35
TRUE HIRE LLC 2,510.24
TSI INCORPORATED 1,545.00
TUZZO'S SERVICES LLC 4,166.72
TWOHIG POLYGRAPH SERVICES 4,475.00
TYLER BUSINESS FORMS 2,249.64
U S POSTAL SERVICE 870.00
U.S. BANK-VT MUNICIPAL BOND BANK (ACH) 915,346.78
ULINE 1,092.24
UNITED AG & TURF 6,629.43
UNITED CONSTRUCTION & FORESTRY LLC 185,222.02
UNITED PARCEL SERVICE 324.73
UNITED RENTALS (NORTH AMERICA) INC. 1,140.60
UNITED STATES TREASURY 746.07
UNITED WAY OF RUTLAND COUNTY (PR) 742.00
UNIVAR SOLUTIONS LLC 11,625.90
USA BLUEBOOK 17,675.27
USA SOFTBALL OF VERMONT 1,120.00
USTA NEW ENGLAND INC 880.00
UTILITRONICS 722.05
VACE INSURANCE 760.00
VAILLANCOURT TREE-LANDSCAPE SERVICE 2,995.00
VERIZON WIRELESS 34,813.54
94
VERMEER NORTHEAST 53,752.00
VERMONT ACHIEVEMENT CENTER 4,360.00
VERMONT ADULT LEARNING 3,000.00
VERMONT CENTER FOR INDEPENDENT LIVING 10,000.00
VERMONT DEPT OF LABOR 9,321.67
VERMONT DEPT OF TAXES 498.60
VERMONT DIGITAL 7,735.47
VERMONT DMV 448.00
VERMONT FARMERS FOOD CENTER 2,775.00
VERMONT LEAGUE OF CITIES AND TOWNS 21,299.00
VERMONT LIFE SAFETY LLC 1,471.50
VERMONT PEST CONTROL 2,496.00
VERMONT RECREATIONAL SURFACING &
FENCING 1,000.00
VERMONT ROOFING CO INC 2,604.00
VERMONT RURAL WATER ASSOCIATION 2,019.00
VERMONT SPORT AND FITNESS 1,497.00
VERMONT STATE TREASURER 11,660.81
VERMONT SWIM ASSOCIATION 1,180.00
VERMONT SYSTEMS INC 6,785.18
VHB ENGINEERING NC P.C. 2,718.25
VIKING CIVES USA 448.50
VISION SERVICE PLAN 28,273.50
VLCT PACIF 9,108.50
VLCT PROPERTY AND CASUALTY 1,093,507.00
VMERS DB (PR) 1,260,667.49
VOITY ELECTRICAL 4,748.00
VRPA-VT RECREATION AND PARKS ASSOC 1,935.00
VT ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE 600.00
VT DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 1,398.00
VT DEPARTMENT OF LABOR-VOSHA 9,789.00
VT DEPT OF HEALTH LABORATORY 500.00
VT DEPT OF TAXES (PAYROLL) 429,613.23
VT ELEVATOR INSPECTION SVS INC 750.00
W B MASON CO INC 22,813.18
WANDER ON WORDS 724.00
WATERSMART SOFTWARE INC 22,820.78
95
WATKINS SPRING INC 3,659.91
WATSON-MARLOW INC 1,340.00
WEST COUNTY EQUIPMENT RENTALS LLC 13,105.80
WEST ST GRILLE LLC 5,000.00
WESTON & SAMPSON ENGINEERS INC 57,570.20
WEX BANK 259,111.51
WEX BANK 18,383.17
WHITE & BURKE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
ADV 21,882.01
WILK PAVING INC 95,121.65
WIND RIVER ENVIRONMENTAL LLC 8,000.00
WINNING IMAGE GRAPHIX 4,646.90
WITMER PUBLIC SAFETY GROUP INC 28,864.62
WONDERFEET KIDS MUSEUM 146,488.07
WOOD AND WOOD SIGNS INC 24,360.00
WOOD'S CRW CORP 2,365.68
WORKSAFE TRAFFIC CONTROL INDUSTRIES INC 2,740.57
WORLD BLOCK INC 1,283.08
WORLDPOINT ECC INC 722.00
XYLEM WATER SOLUTIONS USA INC 61,706.93
Y&R 1 OPPORTUNITY FUND LLC 651.00
YANKEE PAINT 3,411.95
ZAMBONI COMPANY USA INC 574.93
96
CITY OF RUTLAND EARNINGS REPORT FY2023
Total earnings includes salary, overtime and other taxable benefits.
DEPARTMENT/EMPLOYEE
NAME
TOTAL W/OUT OT OVERTIME
TOTAL EARNINGS
BUILDING AND ZONING
BLONGY, KEVIN R. 10,530.50 10,530.50
BROOKMAN, MICHAEL D. 84,405.65
6,857.15 91,262.80
CLARK, SUSAN A. 61,595.54
411.37 62,006.91
DELPHA, MICHELLE M. 1,036.12 1,036.12
HART, RHONDA S. 47,106.56
1,664.32 48,770.88
LANGLOIS, CASSIDY L. 1,735.80 1,735.80
LORENTZ, STEPHANIE A. 870.60 870.60
MCCLALLEN, MICHAEL E. 870.60 870.60
PAUL, ALBERT D. 870.60 870.60
PELL, JAMES B. 870.60 870.60
SADAKIERSKI, MARK P. 88,062.51
2,142.85 88,205.36
SCHREIBMAN, SUSAN D. 3,460.00 3,460.00
SPAULDING, BARBARA A. 1,955.00 1,955.00
STRNISTE, ANDREW P. 83,846.86 83,846.86
BOARD OF ALDERMAN -
ADAMS, ALEXANDER G. 647.02 647.02
BARBAGALLO, JOSEPH P. 2,264.57 2,264.57
CUPOLI, LAWRENCE P. 1,423.45 1,423.45
DAVIS, SHARON A. 2,588.08 2,588.08
DEPOY, THOMAS S. 1,941.06 1,941.06
DOENGES, MICHAEL P. 1,941.06 1,941.06
ETTORI, CHRISTOPHER J. 916.66 916.66
FRANCO, THOMAS A. 1,941.06 1,941.06
GILLAM, WILLIAM F., JR 2,588.08 2,588.08
HOOKER, CHERYL M. 647.02 647.02
MCCANN, JOHN W. 647.02 647.02
MCCLURE, KIANA L. 647.02 647.02
SAVAGE, CARRIE B. 2,588.08 2,588.08
TADIO, ANNA M. 2,588.08 2,588.08
TALBOTT, MICHAEL P. 2,588.08 2,588.08
WHITCOMB, MATTHEW E. 1,294.04 1,294.04
97
EXECUTIVE/MAYOR -
ALLAIRE, DAVID W. 84,388.38
84,388.38
DOENGES, MICHAEL P. 26,867.68
26,867.68
RRACI, VISAR 2,802.50
2,802.50
ATTORNEYS OFFICE -
BLOOMER, MATTHEW A. 77,472.10
77,472.10
GAURA, HEATHER 37,990.82
37,990.82
HUMAN RESOURCES -
FRAZIER, JUDITH M. 83,854.25
83,854.25
ELECTIONS -
BERGENDAHL, ESTERINA M 475.53 475.53
BOGGESS, REBECCA K. 497.64 497.64
CAMPOPIANO, RICHARD P. 340.77 340.77
CARPENTER, THOMAS A. 707.00 707.00
CASSIDY, INA M. 567.00 567.00
CERRETA, LINDA L. 314.72 314.72
CROSBY, ANITA J. 189.00 189.00
DELPHA, JUDITH A. 497.00 497.00
DUMAS, MARY J. 332.60 332.60
DUMAS, ROGER J. 347.04 347.04
ENGLISH, RITA L. 465.64 465.64
FERNANDEZ, ERIN P. 503.60 503.60
FLORY, MARGARET K. 445.53 445.53
FOLEY, BARBARA G. 616.87 616.87
HATHAWAY, ERNEST G. 529.02 529.02
HOWLAND, JUDITH A. 306.88 306.88
HUMPHREY, MELINDA M. 622.50 622.50
KENDALL, JANE S. 518.00 518.00
KIERNAN, BETHANY E. 660.00 660.00
KIERNAN, JON R. 756.00 756.00
LEACH, DENISE C. 630.00 630.00
LEACH, STEPHEN A. 651.00 651.00
MANGELS, JUDY E. 497.64 497.64
MARRO, MARY C. 475.53 475.53
NORTON, KLARA M. 282.38 282.38
OLEWNIK, MATTHEW J. 490.11 490.11
REYNOLDS, STEVEN E. 832.50 832.50
ROMEO, ANTHONY P. 645.00 645.00
ROY, SARAH A. 50.20 50.20
SEARS, REGINA A. 532.00 532.00
SINOS, CYNTHIA A. 497.64 497.64
SPALDING, DIANE L. 529.02 529.02
STARZYNSKI, HEATHER M. 255.10 255.10
98
SULLIVAN, MAUREEN R. 334.49 334.49
VIGNOE, JUDITH A. 50.20 50.20
WARNER, SHARRON J. 326.30 326.30
WILKINSON, ANNA A. 672.00 672.00
WORMWOOD, RICHARD C. 171.34 171.34
TREASURERS OFFICE -
ARSENAULT, JUNE E. 12,675.00 12,675.00
DELPHA, MICHELLE M. 50,502.17 50,502.17
FITZSIMMONS, BRITTANY 17,569.71 17,569.71
HEALD, LINDA K. 47,284.72 47,284.72
HOLMQUIST, MARY L. 73,827.40 73,827.40
KOPONEN, CATHLEEN A. 43,280.87 43,280.87
MARKOWSKI, MARY A. 86,136.44 86,136.44
PAPINEAU-CURTIS, DAWN 64,360.78 64,360.78
CLERKS OFFICE -
CLARK, SUSAN A. 5,742.52 5,742.52
HECK, HENRY A. 99,656.20 1,214.31 100,870.51
JONES, MICHEL M. 22,755.11 22,755.11
KAPUSTA, TRACY L. 90,527.35 2,707.89 93,235.24
MAGRO, SARA P. 74,336.61 743.36 75,079.97
TRIPODI, JULIE A. 64,320.62 743.34 65,063.96
ASSESSORS OFFICE -
LANGLOIS, KATHLEEN B. 84,002.47 84,002.47
POLICE DEPARTMENT -
ADAMO, ALLYSON L. 1,801.60 - 1,801.60
ALGER, CHRISTOPHER P. 10,592.90 614.16 11,207.06
ANDERSON, ELIAS E. 14,843.29 14,843.29
BILLINGS, TYLER L. 81,309.36 20,857.89 102,167.25
BLANCHARD, DANIEL R., 74,780.79 17,460.70 92,241.49
BOSSI, ANTHONY L. 1,351.56 1,351.56
BOUDREAU, NICHOLAS R. 26,096.92 741.85 26,838.77
BRADY, RYAN O. 79,546.52 874.06 80,420.58
CARAPEZZA, ANTHONY T. 65,421.31 13,855.25 79,276.56
CARAVAGGIO, RICHARD A. 93,351.00 13,801.54 107,152.54
CORNELL, TIMOTHY M. 67,605.41 7,921.21 75,526.62
DANGAL, ARUN 21,592.64 462.51 22,055.15
DAWSON, KYLE J. 53,633.13 1,262.43 54,895.56
DELPHA, SAMSON G. 124,017.98 2,913.84 126,931.82
DICKERSON, JON W.
97,148.71
19,510.93
116,659.64
DUMAS, JARED M. 69,879.57 10,206.27 80,085.84
DYER, BRIANNA M. 21,647.01 2,140.88 23,787.89
99
EBBIGHAUSEN, JESSICA M 5,778.66 683.29 6,461.95
FITZGIBBONS, JULIE E. 67,203.00 4,977.86 72,180.86
GAIOTTI, WILLIAM A. 4,800.77 55.28 4,856.05
HETER, ELIZHA K. 80,259.22 20,260.74 100,519.96
HOULE, AMBROSIA L. 25,525.82 2,973.60 28,499.42
JAX, MISTY L. 56,949.64 6,665.53 63,615.17
JONES, TIMOTHY S. 62,871.50 62,871.50
KILCULLEN, BRIAN A. 144,559.49 1,650.00 146,209.49
LAGUARDIA, ERNEST J. 71,562.59 13,680.92 85,243.51
LEINOFF, EMILY R. 74,427.20 21,273.66 95,700.86
LOFTHOUSE, CHRISTIAN V 962.51 962.51
LORMAN, KEITH A. 100,095.79 24,775.07 124,870.86
LUCIA, ADAM J. 99,831.53 27,317.48 127,149.01
MAGUIRE, SEAN M. 73,936.60 20,951.33 94,887.93
MENJIVAR, OSCAR A. 73,488.44 16,809.91 90,298.35
MOORE, NORA J. 61,554.80 192.78 61,747.58
MORGANO, ERIC S. 75,533.18 1,483.83 77,017.01
MOSHER, KENNETH E. 71,283.51 4,422.88 75,706.39
MURRAY, CRYSTAL L. 56,873.54 18,134.79 75,008.33
PARKER, KELSEY G. 18,220.43 4,887.72 23,108.15
PLEMMONS, ANDREW H. 97,148.17 14,695.37 111,843.54
POCKETTE, DEBRA L. 3,596.32 3,596.32
PROUTY, MATTHEW A. 78,862.15 8,852.17 87,714.32
RAJDA, JAMES P. 77,282.52 16,958.96 94,241.48
RICE, TIMOTHY R. 77,179.27 31,286.99 108,466.26
ROOT, ALEXANDER P. 45,321.94 11,794.89 57,116.83
ROSARIO, EMILIO I. 86,964.88 8,796.40 95,761.28
ROSE, CHRISTOPHER A. 80,743.58 28,057.77 108,801.35
SAVAGEAU, SETH E. 73,496.00 14,427.10 87,923.10
SHELDON, GREGORY S. 113,215.82 11,061.23 124,277.05
SPAULDING, BARBARA A. 1,620.00 1,620.00
ST. JOHN, CHAD J. 65,130.74 15,997.17 81,127.91
TAVARES, TYLER 76,534.88 14,829.18 91,364.06
THIBODEAU, NATHAN F. 63,657.81 6,511.91 70,169.72
WARFLE, JOSEPH M. 3,411.39 3,411.39
WHITEHEAD III, CHARLES 100,806.09 28,079.13 128,885.22
WILLIAMS, JASON H. 20,296.65 2,388.93 22,685.58
ZAMBON, MARY-KAYE 75,947.93 75,947.93
100
FIRE DEPARTMENT -
AMES, ZACKARY R. 53,108.99 28,432.91 81,541.90
BARRETT, MICHAEL A. 70,342.17 21,810.06 92,152.23
BRIDE, SETH H. 115,256.69 14,398.62 129,655.31
CLARK, TIMOTHY H. 54,755.57 14,096.35 68,851.92
CORTI, JACOB M. 21,089.53 6,595.90 27,685.43
ELLIOTT, JENNA C. 53,916.62 11,424.95 65,341.57
ELWERT, NATHANIEL P. 88,999.81 15,155.42 104,155.23
FARROW, JONAH J. 7,928.68 308.78 8,237.46
FITZSIMMONS, COLIN R. 63,068.89 18,809.64 81,878.53
FLOOD, DYLAN R. 72,254.51 12,279.92 84,534.43
GEDNEY, DANIEL R. 109,085.04 12,759.28 121,844.32
GOODRICH, KYLE M. 59,435.15 17,948.35 77,383.50
GRACE, MARY M. 780.00 780.00
HENDERSON, JUSTIN R. 54,237.52 8,670.51 62,908.03
HOLMES, PETER B., JR 64,872.67 8,220.62 73,093.29
HOWARD, ARTHUR C. 53,352.36 14,396.10 67,748.46
LACZ, THOMAS J., JR 84,144.51 16,537.58 100,682.09
LANCOUR, ABIGAIL R. 43,423.21 12,475.38 55,898.59
LOVETT, WILLIAM E. 112,175.55 112,175.55
MANGAN, SCOTT F. 99,876.46 11,786.30 111,662.76
MARCOUX, STEPHEN A. 10,989.69 2,068.53 13,058.22
MCINTOSH, ADAM D. 71,950.37 10,966.31 82,916.68
MIGLORIE, VICTOR P. 65,596.57 7,386.07 72,982.64
MILES, JAMES P. 6,000.00 6,000.00
PEARO, AUSTIN Q. 22,626.65 3,812.40 26,439.05
PORCH, BRIAN P. 52,728.06 13,837.23 66,565.29
REGULA, CHARLES J. 89,738.12 11,826.80 101,564.92
ROBILLARD, KYLE M. 62,532.64 16,221.45 78,754.09
ROY, MICHAEL R. 74,826.49 15,911.50 90,737.99
SHATTUCK, CORBIN J. 54,247.69 13,222.35 67,470.04
TRACEY, WILLIAM S. 54,111.95 11,667.14 65,779.09
WERBINSKI, DAVID S. 64,005.73 11,604.17 75,609.90
101
DPW
-
ADMINISTRATION
-
CATLETT, MARCUS J.
2,287.79
2,287.79
EPLER, JOSEPH F., III 69,097.06 707.10 69,804.16
GILLEN, THEODORE, III 82,039.08 10,838.81 92,877.89
GORRUSO, GAIL G.
82,165.20
1,214.31
83,379.51
KELLEY, PETER T. 84,049.01 20,776.08 104,825.09
MACINTYRE, DANIEL W. 62,087.61 892.63 62,980.24
MERRILL, RANDY R.
26,824.75
428.58
27,253.33
MOYER, CYNTHIA A.
65,062.51
9,351.55
74,414.06
PROTIVANSKY, ROBERT E. 7,409.71 7,409.71
ROTONDO, JAMES A. 124,918.56 3,000.06 127,918.62
SMITH, TIMOTHY M.
81,452.63
1,330.41
82,783.04
DPW - STREETS -
BLACK, FRANCIS L. 66,160.65 1,620.12 67,780.77
BUSONY, CURTIS A.
4,672.50
4,672.50
CAMERON, RANDALL F.
38,526.70
1,645.72
40,172.42
FLYNN, STEVEN P. 59,154.67 13,345.85 72,500.52
FRANZONI, THOMAS A. 62,877.78 7,131.14 70,008.92
HADLEY, MATTHEW R.
2,788.80
2,788.80
HART, BRIAN C.
9,560.01
0.72
9,560.73
HARTE, THOMAS C., JR 80,338.41 3,903.55 84,241.96
JACKSON, RAYMOND C.
35,096.81
3,369.75
38,466.56
MACINTYRE, DANIEL W. 27,872.84 31.74 27,904.58
MCMAHON, NICHOLAS M. 51,888.81 7,175.48 59,064.29
MUMFORD, JAMES E., JR 52,763.09 1,238.91 54,002.00
MUNUKKA, RANDALL J.
15,527.60
175.60
15,703.20
PFENNING, KEVIN C.
80,855.74
5,523.20
86,378.94
PROCTOR, GREGORY J. 73,652.50 7,519.11 81,171.61
RONN, ERIK K. 60,815.46 1,235.48 62,050.94
SKAZA, JOSHUA J.
46,961.23
3,819.65
50,780.88
STEWART, HAYDEN A. 2,524.80 2,524.80
STICKNEY, ANDREW C. 8,796.00 5.94 8,801.94
DPW
-
VEHICLE
MAINTENANCE -
CARROCCIA, BRIAN K. 87,571.68 400.00 87,971.68
HOUGH, ADAM E.
80,274.19
216.90
80,491.09
LONGLEY, STEVEN E.
76,543.81
1,255.19
77,799.00
RECREATION
DEPARTMENT -
ABATIELL, MADISON M. 2,594.08 2,594.08
ABATIELL, MOLLY R. 5,550.00 5,550.00
ACKLEY, DEVONTE T. 196.00 196.00
AGUILAR, ANA S.
4,552.25
4,552.25
ALLEN, ANDREW T. 60.00 60.00
ALLEN, GARRETT T. 1,487.50 1,487.50
ALLEN, GRACE B. 847.50 847.50
ALLEN, ZACHARY C.
900.00
900.00
ARNOLD, SAMUEL W. 847.00 847.00
102
ARSENAULT, ZACHARY A. 262.00 262.00
BAKER, JAMISYN L. 4,347.00 4,347.00
BARBAGALLO-BRUSH, KRIS 300.00 300.00
BARCLARY, BRANDI G. 400.00 400.00
BARTENSTEIN, LEONARD W 1,720.00 1,720.00
BASSETT, JONAH E. 2,964.50 2,964.50
BAXTER, LORI A. 2,775.00 2,775.00
BEHRENDT, TORRANCE R. 1,668.00 1,668.00
BELLOMO, KRISTINA L. 352.00 352.00
BERALDI, ELLA L. 206.25 206.25
BISSELL, PETER J. 420.00 420.00
BLACK, ROBERT L. 1,900.00 1,900.00
BONASERA, JOSEPH W. 52,887.74 52,887.74
BOSE, EMILEE J. 36,098.35 36,098.35
BOTTI, AIDAN G. 195.00 195.00
BOUDREAU, JOSEPH M. 47,207.70 6,512.91 53,720.61
BOUDREAU, LOREN P. 1,683.00 1,683.00
BOURGEOIS, KYLE A. 75,200.63 5,688.74 80,889.37
BOWEN, JOSHUA H. 2,286.00 2,286.00
BRIDGE, ANNABELLE M. 525.00 525.00
BRIDGE, ELIZA R. 4,229.14 4,229.14
BRISETTE, ARIA P. 900.00 900.00
BROOKER, KALLIE A. 196.00 196.00
BROSTEK, REBEKAH L. 300.00 300.00
BROWN, TAMMY W. 3,120.00 3,120.00
BRUTTOMESSO, NOAH W. 2,669.25 2,669.25
BURTON, BRADLEY S. 4,858.80 4,858.80
BURTON, CALEB P. 287.00 287.00
CARROLL, JEREMY T. 150.00 150.00
CARROLL, SHARON A. 1,350.00 1,350.00
CARY, KATIE O. 1,100.00 1,100.00
CARY, MARLEIGH E. 198.00 198.00
CASSELL, BRITTANY E. 53,773.36 53,773.36
CASSELL, ROBERT W. 1,245.00 1,245.00
CAVANAGH, CONNOR P. 739.50 739.50
CIMONETTI, ALAINA G. 448.00 448.00
CIMONETTI, MARC N. 500.00 500.00
CIOFFI, APRIL P. 58,400.31 58,400.31
COLOMB, MARK A. 1,460.00 1,460.00
103
COOMBS, CASEY Z.
9,392.24
9,392.24
COSGROVE, OWEN P.
405.50
405.50
COUGHLIN, CASEY T. 10,780.50 10,780.50
COUGHLIN, ERIC M. 3,305.25 3,305.25
COUGHLIN, JACK C.
1,368.00
1,368.00
COURCELLE, ETHAN J. 240.00 240.00
COURCELLE, IAN R. 13,129.79 13,129.79
COX, MELISSA D.
7,495.00
7,495.00
CROSSMAN, MATTHEW D.
610.00
610.00
CROSSMAN, NOAH J. 3,518.75 3,518.75
CULPO, HELEN E. 1,428.00 1,428.00
DAHLIN, TYLER E. 101,228.94
2,212.78
103,441.72
DALEY, RICHARD F.
345.00
345.00
DAVIS, BETTINA F. 1,665.00 1,665.00
DE CASTRO, CHASE L. 189.00 189.00
DEAN, RAYMOND 1,775.00 1,775.00
DELAURI, EDWARD V. 1,415.00 1,415.00
DENNO, NATHAN M. 49,103.05
5,205.10
54,308.15
DEPOY, NOAH T. 945.50 945.50
DIDOMENICO, MAXIMUS N.
59.63
59.63
DRAPER, GREGORY T.
2,075.00
2,075.00
DUMAS, VANESSA A. 14,788.00 14,788.00
DUPRAS, NATHAN D. 600.00 600.00
EATON, KEVIN W.
730.00
730.00
ELNICKI, BRAEDEN C. 490.00 490.00
ERICKSON-MAROTTI, SYDN 5,921.50 5,921.50
ETTORI, LIAM J.
1,067.50
1,067.50
EVANS, JAMISON A.
5,744.50
5,744.50
FEENEY, KATHLYN H. 6,220.50 6,220.50
FREUND, CARTER N. 87.85 87.85
FULLER, WILLIAM M.
438.00
438.00
FULLER, WYATT E. 2,551.50 2,551.50
GALIANO, CHAD A. 1,500.00 1,500.00
GOLDBERG, TOM
1,872.00
1,872.00
GONZALEZ, AVA M.
5,043.00
5,043.00
GORRUSO, GABRIELLA M. 10,104.00 10,104.00
GRAHAM, JAYDEN T. 7,967.00 7,967.00
GRAHAM, KADENCE M.
830.00
830.00
GREENE, BRIANNA L.
5,091.00
5,091.00
GREENE, CAMERON J. 20,445.13 20,445.13
GREENE, MCKENNA A.
600.00
600.00
GRIFFITH, ISABELLA J.
985.00
985.00
GRIGGS, JACOB C. 800.00 800.00
HADLEY, KYRA A. 1,725.00 1,725.00
HARNED, KYLE T.
3,275.25
3,275.25
104
HARNED, PAIGE K.
5,478.50
5,478.50
HARRIS, LINDSEY K. 1,665.00 1,665.00
HAYES, WALLACE E. 120.00 120.00
HEBERT, BRYCE A.
3,463.50
3,463.50
HOGAN, MYLES S.
856.00
856.00
HOUSTON, MAKENNA J. 2,280.00 2,280.00
HUBERT, ADDISON L. 4,027.00 4,027.00
HUBERT, MAKENNA L.
5,801.50
5,801.50
JONES, STEPHANIE A. 4,158.00 4,158.00
KEEFE, MASON W. 490.00 490.00
KINSMAN, ADYSEN G.
4,605.00
4,605.00
KINSMAN, CAMRYN B.
3,284.50
3,284.50
KNIPES, MELISSA M. 800.00 800.00
KOLENSKY, KAYLA M. 900.00 900.00
LABATE, JULIA M.
854.00
854.00
LABATE, KATE E. 5,931.00 5,931.00
LAFARGE, JOSEPH L. 450.00 450.00
LAFEMINA, ISABELLA M.
2,170.00
2,170.00
LAFEMINA, KATRINA E.
300.00
300.00
LAIRD, CARLETON J., II 500.00 500.00
LAIRD, CAROLYN E. 400.00 400.00
LAIRD, JAYSON R.
2,110.00
2,110.00
LASANTE, MELINDA M. 420.00 420.00
LASSEN, BARBARA M. 7,200.00 7,200.00
LASSEN, HALEY A.
10,306.75
10,306.75
LENNOX
-
LEVINS, MARYBET
300.00
300.00
LEWIS, AARON J. 500.00 500.00
LIDSTONE, ELISE A. 4,187.75 4,187.75
LOWKES, ANDERS P.
30
3.00
303.00
MACPHERSON, SAMUEL M.
8,129.75
8,129.75
MANGAN, EMMA R. 8,240.00 8,240.00
MANNING, JACOB P. 178.88 178.88
MARECHAUX, HUNTER A.
1,712.00
1,712.00
MARRO, STEPHEN R. 1,365.00 1,365.00
MARSHALL, BARB A. 3,325.00 3,325.00
MARSHALL, TUCKER R.
900.00
900.00
MATTESON, LEAH M.
1,288.60
1,
288.60
MAZZARIELLO PEER, JARY 1,417.50 1,417.50
MAZZARIELLO, EMMALEE L 115.50 115.50
MCCLALLEN, LORI M. 13,240.40 13,240.40
MCCULLOUGH, REECE R. 988.30 988.30
MCDERMOTT, HAGEN R. 748.00 748.00
MCGEE, AMY A.
4,707.50
4,707.50
MCGINNIS, KYLE J.
349.50
349.50
MCKEARIN, MAGGIE R. 228.00 228.00
MCKEE, SHARON A. 40.00 40.00
MCLAUGHLIN, MACKENZIE
5,650.50
5,650.50
MCLAUGHLIN, RYAN M. 4,645.25 4,645.25
105
MOORE, COLIN P.
3,843.00
3,843.00
MOORE, DILLON A. 5,669.50 5,669.50
MOORE, KATHRYN B. 3,225.00 3,225.00
MOSER, ANNA M.
966.00
966.00
NELSON, SAWYER D.
766.50
766.50
NELSON, ZACHARY C. 3,215.00 3,215.00
NETSCH, NATHAN A. 2,576.00 2,576.00
NEWTON, DEVON L.
140.00
140.00
NEYMAN, NATELIE G. 4,430.75 4,430.75
NIERING, ARDAN D. 500.50 500.50
NIERING, KYLEE P.
4,475.00
4,475.00
NORMAN, MICHAEL J.
500.00
500.00
NORTON, GRIFFIN J. 579.50 579.50
NOTTE, EMMA M. 4,602.75 4,602.75
O'CONNER, CLAUDIA L.
1,049.50
1,049.50
O'ROURKE, EMME L. 1,256.00 1,256.00
PANKRATZ, JOSHUA C. 324.00 324.00
PARKER, CONNOR E. 13,664.50
28.50 13,693.00
PATTERSON, ALEXIS T. 6,800.50 6,800.50
PEASE, UNA
120.00
120.00
PEDONE, JOHN R., JR
525.00
525.00
PELKEY, CAITLIN I. 4,744.00 4,744.00
PERRY, DONALD G. 5,341.00 5,341.00
PERRY, JILLIAN G.
5,017.50
5,017.50
PETERS, DAKOTA J. 2,946.00 2,946.00
PETERS, JUSTINE K. 13,765.00 13,765.00
PETERS, KIMBERLY A.
111,451.07
111,451.07
PETERS, MATTIE L. 11,918.25 11,918.25
PFENNING, MOLLY E. 171.00 171.00
PHELPS, ZACHARY F. 56,141.46
8,974.25
65,115.71
POCKETTE, ELI J. 3,316.00 3,316.00
POCKETTE, EVAN B. 7,229.00 7,229.00
POLLI, ALEXANDER J.
735.00
735.00
POSTEMSKI, SLADE W.
6,152.75
6,152.75
PRATT, JEFFREY L. 675.00 675.00
RAICHE, HAYLEY Y. 777.00 777.00
RICE, ALLISON K.
2,865.00
2,865.00
RICHARDSON, JERON A. 17,136.54 17,136.54
ROCK, ANTHONY T. 232.00 232.00
ROGERS, KELLY A.
1,100.00
1,100.00
ROSI, ELI T.
2,241.00
2,241.00
RUSHING, EVELYN A. 1,521.50 1,521.50
SARGENT, KEEGAN M. 545.00 545.00
SCHAFFER, BROOKE M. 5,619.38 5,619.38
SCHILLINGER, MICHAEL C 2,724.50 2,724.50
SCHWARTZ, MARGARET J. 175.00 175.00
106
SEIDNER, GRAHAM R.
3,166.75
3,166.75
SHATTUCK, CAROLYN M. 297.50 297.50
SHATTUCK, COLLEEN R. 53,707.17 53,707.17
SHATTUCK, KENNETH H. 200.00 200.00
SHATTUCK, REESE J.
3,333.70
3,333.70
SHEEHE, KYLA M. 1,018.00 1,018.00
SHELDON, MARILYN N. 1,440.00 1,440.00
SHINN, MARGARET M.
585.00
585.00
SOLARI, BETHANY L.
4,117.50
4,117.50
SPIRO, BENJAMIN S. 4,161.00 4,161.00
STANNARD, GRACIANNA M. 385.00 385.00
STEINHOUR, RILEIGH B.
1,666.88
1,666.88
STOODLEY, ABIGAIL G. 5,133.50 5,133.50
SULIK-DOTY, KAITLIN M. 913.50 913.50
SULLIVAN, WHITFIELD S.
185.50
185.50
SUNDERLAND, JENNA V.
5,087.00
5,087.00
SUNDERLAND, KATHLEEN A 4,411.50 4,411.50
SWAIN, ERIC L. 157.50 157.50
TAYLOR, VALINDA 430.00 430.00
TIBBS, DAVID B.
1,500.00
1,500.00
TRASKA, MAYA M. 548.50 548.50
TRAYNOR, NATHAN J.
110.00
110.00
TRAYNOR, OWEN P.
6,568.88
6,568.88
TRAYNOR, SIENNA G. 1,036.00 1,036.00
VELDE, KATELYN R. 7,863.40 7,863.40
VELDE, QUINN P.
6,910.50
6,910.50
WALKER, JACQUELINE Z.
300.00
300.00
WATELET, ABIGAIL E. 948.50 948.50
WATSON, JAIDEN L. 670.50 670.50
WATSON, JORDEN L. 1,895.00 1,895.00
WETHERHOGG, TYLER R. 1,973.40 1,973.40
WHITT, GARY A. 5,002.25 5,002.25
WIDEAWAKE, ETHAN D.
772.50
772.50
WIDEAWAKE, SERA C.
4,700.50
4,700.50
WIEGERS, EMMA R. 918.00 918.00
WILLIAMSON, AIDAN B. 31.38 31.38
WOOD, CELLAN M.
566.00
566.00
WOOD, MICHAEL J. 600.00 600.00
WOODS, CAMILLE S. 1,955.25 1,955.25
WOODS, CHARLES A.
283.50
283.50
WOODS, CHARLES J., III
6,053.25
6,053.25
ZELLER, CONRAD B. 77,135.28 5,342.17 82,477.45
DPW - SEWAGE TREATMENT -
ADAMSEN, ARON P.
50,384.52
17,120.69
67,505.21
ALBERICO, DAREN 66,373.62 6,720.60 73,094.22
ANAGNOS, NICHOLAS S. 57,999.22 7,891.44 65,890.66
BARLOW, TYSON 67,315.57 24,359.84 91,675.41
BRE
ZNICK
81,461.62
8,968.11
90,429.73
107
BUCKLEY, IAN J. 49,131.60 5,771.93 54,903.53
DAYTON, RICHARD P. 3,588.75 3,588.75
DORMAN, JAMES R. 68,061.80 16,486.92 84,548.72
GATTO, JOHN B. 48,926.93 5,384.18 54,311.11
HARTE, TYLER T. 84,267.20 2,044.39 86,311.59
LORMAN, MATTHEW C. 48,025.88 5,904.45 53,930.33
PROTIVANSKY, ROBERT E. 96,376.48 8,144.96 104,521.44
STICKNEY, ANDREW C. 41,480.66 876.98 42,357.64
DPW - SEWER COLLECTION -
ACKLEY, DAVID K. 60,413.61 333.43 60,747.04
BRANCHAUD, KALEB M. 6,210.00 6,210.00
DENNO, MICHAEL A. 83,892.29 2,093.67 85,985.96
FLANDERS, REILLY J. 4,624.00 4,624.00
MANGAN, JEFFREY P. 54,220.93 8,338.21 62,559.14
MCGINNIS, WILLIAM M. 57,504.82 8.67 57,513.49
MUMFORD, JAMES E., JR 12,255.56 12,255.56
SKAZA, JASON J. 62,192.71 3,348.79 65,541.50
WITHINGTON, JUSTIN E 54,767.96 1,996.63 56,764.59
DPW – WATER
DISTRIBUTION
BARKER, JOSHUA N. 11,083.20 138.54 11,221.74
HALL, MATTHEW R. 52,997.00 8,362.75 61,359.75
JOHNSTON, JOSEPH G. 61,003.40 7,933.56 68,936.96
NARTOWICZ, MICHAEL J. 70,718.03 2,390.19 73,108.22
PROTIVANSKY, DANIEL F. 39,872.72 4,642.10 44,514.82
THIBODEAU, MARTIN D. 61,567.34
2,326.00
63,893.34
DPW - WATER TREATMENT
GAROFANO
-
BARONE,
THOMAS 68,994.20
13,807.70
82,801.90
LOURAS, AUGUSTUS D. 9,462.00
9,462.00
PROTIVANSKY, DANIEL F. 12,916.00
2,769.14
15,685.14
TAGGART, SCOTT A. 123,659.66
6,820.26
130,479.92
DPW - WATER METER
BOUDREAU, KELSIE E. 46,112.51
27.09
46,139.60
KARNAI, TYLER J. 63,900.80
2,814.91
66,715.71
TOTAL - FISCAL YEAR 2022 $ 11,629,175.80
$
1,218,616.76
$ 12,845,792.56
108
EARNINGS SUMMARY BY DEPARTMENT
BUILDING & ZONING 396,292.63
BOARD OF ALDERMEN 27,250.38
MAYOR / EXECUTIVE 114,058.56
HUMAN RESOURCES 83,854.25
ATTORNEY'S OFFICE 115,462.92
TREASURER 395,637.09
ELECTIONS 17,614.79
CLERK 362,747.31
ASSESSOR 84,002.47
POLICE 3,789,111.45
FIRE 2,276,088.51
DPW ADMINISTRATION 735,933.44
DPW STREETS 838,576.36
DPW EQUIPMENT MAINT. 246,261.77
RECREATION 1,403,311.91
SEWAGE DISPOSAL TREATMENT 873,068.34
SEWAGE DISPOSAL COLLECTION 412,201.28
DPW WATER MAINS 323,034.83
DPW WATER DISTRIBUTION 238,428.96
DPW WATER METERS 112,855.31
TOTAL 12,845,792.56
109
Delinquent Water and Sewer Accounts
Owner as of June 30, 2023
Includes Penalties & Interest
Does not include balances less than $25.00
Customer Name Service Address Amount
17 HOPKINS STREET LLC 17-A HOPKINS ST UPSTAIRS
296.07
1899 LLC 2 PINE ST
502.69
37 COTTAGE STREET, LLC 37 COTTAGE ST
670.68
46 FIELD AVE, LLC 46 FIELD AVE
165.63
85 PARK AVENUE PROPERTY, LLC 85 PARK AVE
1,008.87
ACCAVALLO, DONALD J 46 JACKSON AVE
183.01
ACKLEY, JUSTIN K 53 ENGREM AVE
136.52
ADAMS, AARON G. 111 GIBSON AVE
1,062.76
ADAMS, GRACE 1-A CENTRAL AVE
2,973.19
ADAMS, HILARY 77-79 LAFAYETTE ST
360.82
ALBERICO II, HENRY J 2 SHEPHERD LN
819.76
ALBERICO, MICHAEL 16 CRAMTON AVE
104.62
ALLEN, VAN COURTNEY 6 PREVILLE AVE
158.89
ALMODOVAR, S DALEY DENNIS 56 BELLEVUE AVE
172.73
ANAGNOS, NICHOLAS DAVID N 97 GROVE ST
1,998.84
ANDERSON, GREGORY
MAYERLING
15 STRATTON RD
1,100.48
ANIA REAL ESTATE AND
PROPERTY MGMT
52 ALLEN ST
248.67
AUSTIN, D SHARON 34 DANA AVE
348.65
AUSTIN, LAUREL A 58 PIEDMONT POND RD
154.46
AUSTIN, LAUREN JOHN 70 WOOD AVE
696.89
AUSTIN, TINA M 194 STRATTON RD
563.41
BABCOCK, RUTHELLEN WESTON D 188 CHURCH ST
69.71
BABCOCK, SEAN 99 MAPLE ST
998.45
BABCOCK, SUSAN 45 HILLCREST RD
675.37
110
BADGER, DWAYNE CHERYL 303 WEST ST
1,134.54
BARBER, STEPHANIE 13 RACHEL DR
129.46
BARRY, VICTORIA L. 55 KILLINGTON AVE
DOWNSTAIRS
157.12
BARTLETT, DAVID LORI 255 HORTON ST
250.05
BEAUDRY, DYLAN 196 ADAMS ST
816.87
BECK, SCOTT ADRIANNE 219-2 DORR DR
447.31
BECKETT, DANIELLE S 25-27 GRISWOLD DR
205.40
BEDARD, SARAH E KYLE 118 CRESCENT ST
924.79
BELLOMO, ERIN G. 89 EDGERTON ST
120.18
BENARD, LYNNE M 14 SHEDD PL
2,348.18
BERRY SR., KEVIN 54 CRESCENT ST
268.77
BERRY, DONNA 255 CHASE AVE
653.68
BERRY, KEVIN C 93 FIRST ST
753.99
BETHEL, EDWARD R ALICIA A 85 NORTH ST EXT
581.36
BIANCHI, LOUISE R 67-71 WALES ST
510.90
BIDGOOD JR, LAUREN EDGE DARREN 3 PARK CT
678.79
BLEHAR, THERA 25 HOWARD AVE
294.25
BLOOMER, RICHARD S 27 WEST ST
1,813.40
BOSCH, AARON 67 FIELD AVE
718.70
BOURASSA JR, J T POWER ALPHONSE 85 HAZEL ST
114.38
BOURASSA, TODD 84 PLAIN ST
411.62
BOVE, RICHARD 79 CLEVELAND AVE
76.66
BOYD, JASON
53 PROSPECT ST
1,431.88
BRIAN, JEFFREY O 92 GRANGER ST
424.63
BRIDE, KATELYNN R DYLAN M 40 EASTERLY AVE
988.40
BROUILLARD, ROLLAND PAMELA 2 SHARON DR
784.06
BRUNO, MICHAEL G ALAYNE S 137 N MAIN ST
82.23
BURTON, BENJAMIN C. & MIRANDA L. 17 EVERGREEN AVE
349.30
111
BUSHEE, ALEXANDER L 11 EAST ST
246.16
CABRERA, ROBERTO V GLORIA M 236 MUSSEY ST
756.10
CAHEE ET AL, TONI 63 CLEVELAND AVE
337.39
CARRARA, PAIGE E 15 CENTER ST
254.07
CARRARA, PAIGE E 17 CENTER ST
303.47
CARRIER, ADAM VERONICA 16 SPELLMAN TER
206.99
CARUSO, LAWRENCE E. 186 LINCOLN AVE
73.83
CARY, ALFRED W MARY E 80 CAMPBELL RD
8,898.60
CAVACAS JR, HURLEY R 68 PHILLIPS ST
3,284.83
CENTRO HERITAGE SPE 6 LLC 101 MERCHANTS
129.33
CENTRO HERITAGE SPE 6 LLC 101 MERCHANTS
169.15
CESARSKI, GEORGE KATHERYN 149 ADAMS ST
68.69
CHASE GREEN MTN 322 US ROUTE 7 S
1,085.56
CHIPKA, AVERY Z 81 CENTER ST
468.42
CHRISTIAN, MATTHEW 11 PHILLIPS ST
1,160.10
CLARK ST PROPERTIES LLC 41 S MAIN ST
47.30
CLARK ST PROPERTIES LLC 54 TERRILL ST
282.61
CLARK, GREGORY E 188 ADAMS ST
14,211.13
CLARK, HOLLY R 3 KINGSLEY CT
194.42
CLOUGH JR, EDWIN B 169 SAINT JOHN ST
163.81
COBB, PATRICIA M 145 ADAMS ST
564.04
COBURN, WESLEY BRIAN R 89 FIRST ST
800.42
COFFEY, MARIA 125 FAIRVIEW AVE
202.18
COLBURN JR, S A QUESNEL ALB 250 CHASE AVE
524.39
COLEMAN, JESSICA L 13-15 SHEDD PL
1,546.89
COLOUTTI, ROBERT W MEGAN O 75 KILLINGTON AV
313.63
CONWAY, N MYERS MICHAEL F 1 ROSS ST
63.09
COOK, TIMOTHY G 1 CLEMATIS AVE
3,087.43
COREY, RENEE 300 GLEASON RD
3,039.43
CORKINS, JAMES 116 STRATTON RD
2,606.75
COTA, SUSAN 60 WATKINS AVE
213.62
COTE, SARAH 202 STATE ST
771.39
CROSSMAN, TIMOTHY D CHERYL L 25 MELROSE AVE
137.57
CUTSHAW, DYLAN L. 57 ENGREM AVE
2,046.52
DAVIS, AUDREY PRISCILLA 63 BELLEVUE AVE
1,829.88
DAVIS, DARLENE 257 CHASE AVE
216.14
DAVIS, JONATHAN N STACI L 88 S MAIN ST
376.35
DAYTON-BAXTER TRUST 85 BAXTER ST
377.85
DEAN, MICHAEL C 15 LAVERNE DR
272.93
112
DELEHANTY, PATRICK 64 CRAMTON AVE
368.67
DELPHA, BEVERLY A 107 OAK ST
49.44
DENNO, CHRISTINE M 7 MOONBROOK DR
507.18
DERBY, EARL 491 STRATTON RD
1,412.17
DESAUTELS, SHERYL 153 JACKSON AVE
1,539.72
DIDIO, JON CURTIS PEGGY S 237 COOLIDGE AVE
131.65
DIEFENDORF, MARY KAY 189 DORR DR
329.45
DIONNE, EDWARD CAROL 84 STRATTON RD
176.12
DIVOLL, MICHAEL J 64 MERCHANTS ROW
271.24
DLUGASZ, DUANE S 65 TEMPLE ST
1,658.41
DONAHUE, GARY P 164 FOREST ST
202.43
DONAHUE, THOMAS R 88 MEADOW ST
397.49
DUFFY, CHARLES J MARGARET 7 ROBERTS AVE
204.75
DUNN, DENNIS G 495 STRATTON RD
465.59
DUPREY, RANDY J. 213 DORR DR
157.55
DUPREY, RANDY J. 211 DORR DR
1,416.68
DZIUBA, ALBERT F JR VICTOR 259 LINCOLN AVE
294.25
ELIAS, ALAN 56 CLEVELAND AVE
1,397.77
ELIAS, ALAN 296 WEST ST
3,436.93
ELIAS, ALAN S 56 CLEVELAND AVE
3,242.81
ELIAS, ALAN S 36 PINE ST
5,157.86
ELIAS, S ALAN 296 WEST ST
1,388.03
ELIAS, S ALAN 36 PINE ST
1,492.25
ELMAGHRABY, JONATHAN M. 145 CHURCH ST
343.53
EMMONS, MAXON W NICOLE D 74 JACKSON AVE
568.41
ENGEL, STEPHEN 12 ELM ST
135.27
ENGLISH, BRIAN E ABIGAIL R 92 RIVER ST
1,252.39
ENMAN ET AL, THOMAS P 224 CHURCH ST
1,850.63
113
EQUITY & HELP, INC, TRUSTEE 39 BAXTER ST
140.00
FAGAN, DEANA M 21 E CENTER ST
978.95
FARNSWORTH,ETAL, JAMES/MARY A 117 PLAIN ST
377.43
FARRELL, NICOLE 33 BAXTER ST
336.86
FERBER, RICHARD W. 83 ENGREM AVE
144.76
FERMIN, LORETTA L 71 E WASHINGTON ST
81.54
FINGON ET AL, COLLIN 31 BAXTER ST
782.01
FINGON, COLLIN R 111 CRESCENT ST
919.75
FISCHER, JASON E 68 PLAIN ST
335.29
FITZGERALD, ROBERT R 130 SOUTH ST
356.86
FLANAGAN, MICHAEL BRENNA 44 PIEDMONT PKWY
391.22
FORTIER, CYNTHIA 222 LINCOLN AVE
353.22
FOSTER, GEORGE SHIRL 37 WATER ST
1,326.35
FOSTER, LISA M GEORGE C 48 WATER ST
115.62
FRANZONI, THOMAS CHARLES 136 PEARL ST
580.02
FRANZONI, THOMAS A 93 NORTH ST EXT
441.15
FREDETTE, RONALD SR JOSEPHIN 9 PHILLIPS ST
130.98
FREEGARD, WILLIAM KITTY 195 DORR DR
805.50
GALLAGHER, CHARLES MELISSA 21 BUTTERFLY AVE
612.55
GARDNER, M GOLDEN MATTHEW 78 CURTIS AVE
179.17
GAUVIN, CARA J 40 STONE RIDGE DR
1,230.20
GEIGER V, BERNHARD F 113 PLAIN ST
198.37
GILMAN, ALSO IN TRUST,
ELIZABETH
212 ADAMS ST
2,397.01
GMBH, LLC 42 JACKSON AVE
669.53
GO AMERICA 39 WILLIAMS ST
2,027.16
GOGLICK, ERIN E 2-A GRISWOLD DR
6,004.82
114
GONZALES, FRANCISCO X 72 KILLINGTON AVE
1,898.97
GOTTLIN, SHAWN A 111 MAPLE ST
834.73
GOUGE TRUSTEE, DIANE C 102-A JACKSON AVE
673.53
GRABOWSKI, SUSAN 117 GIBSON AVE
214.96
GRACE, MOLLY H 45 TEMPLE ST
330.23
GRAGEN, DEBORAH 78 NORTH ST EXT
889.25
GRAHAM, A LARUE PAUL 145 LIBRARY AVE
471.18
GRAHAM, ANTHONY W 92 CHURCH ST
170.49
GRAHAM, PAUL S JENIFER A 36 FREEMAN AVE
1,275.76
GRAHAM, SHAWN TARA 10 FREEMAN AVE
640.71
GRAY, DANIEL 32 ELM ST
976.07
GREEN TOP HAT, LLC 50 CLEVELAND AVE
4,070.50
GRIFFIN, PATRICK 199 DORR DR
1,659.36
GRIFFITHS, MAUREEN 7 HAYWOOD AVE
77.65
H C REALTY CORP 113 PARK AVE
1,415.21
HALL ET AL, CARLTON P 229 ADAMS ST
552.08
HANSEN, JANICE 49 COUNTRY GRV
162.87
HASKINS, DOUGLAS MARY 94 PLAIN ST
515.48
HAYNES, IRVING DIANA 50 WATER ST
1,152.22
HERITAGE GROUP PROPERTIES LLC 109 N MAIN ST
628.02
HERITAGE GROUP PROPERTIES, LLC 32 LINCOLN AVE
74.68
HIBBARD, GLEN R JR LORI A 27 CRESCENT ST
499.62
HIER, LORING 461 WEST ST
1,596.29
HIER, LORING G STACY L 77 JACKSON AVE
3,141.98
HILLARY, T L SMITH LINDA M 301 WEST ST
9,782.03
HINCKLEY, DAVID W 44 E WASHINGTON ST
296.35
115
HOLLAND, SARAH J 130 BELLEVUE AVE
317.72
HOLTHOUSE, JULIA C 217 CHURCH ST
174.89
HOROWITZ, MAX J 162 STATE ST
2,289.71
HUNT, STEPHANIE J 82 FRANKLIN ST
463.75
IRVING OIL LTD, IRVING ENERGY 148 SPRUCE ST
348.69
JACOBS, TAYLOR G 64 BELLEVUE AVE
130.69
JAMES J. EDWARDS & DANIEL J.
HOOSE
266 DORR DR
359.97
JAMIESON, JACOB R 12 NORTH ST
1,428.20
JENNIFER D DUXBURY TRUSTEE 35 EAST ST
219.80
JOHNSON, MATTHEW J 42 CLEVELAND AVE
175.17
JOYCE O GABORIAULT, CLEMENT
GABORIAULT
46 CLEVELAND AVE
379.42
KAEGI RYBERG, CLIFFORD 164 BAXTER ST
577.03
KENYON, JED P 38 MEADOW ST
2,416.55
KESSOP, THOMAS 79-81 GRANGER ST
1,200.24
KIRK, BRIAN 11 ELM ST
833.45
KIRK, BRIAN 50 WILLIAMS ST
4,407.81
KNAPP, CHRISTINE 86 CURTIS AVE
364.04
KNORR ET AL, JOHN A 7 TEMPLE ST
523.13
KNUST, EMILY A 182 LINCOLN AVE
129.12
KRAKOWKA, KRISTEN A 256 CHURCH ST
1,088.24
KRAVETZ, JOSEPH NICOLE 233 KILLINGTON AVE
142.63
KYSAR, KAREN M 26 WILLIAMS ST
185.44
LAMB ET AL, SAMUEL D 114 PARK AVE
139.20
LAPLANTE, BRIAN D 37 HOWE ST
294.81
LATHROP, BRADLEY R 191 ADAMS ST
1,722.21
LAWRENCE, BRITTANY 66 HARRINGTON AVE
5,844.47
LEONARD, TREVOR 13 HIGH ST
220.77
116
LERTOLA, JAMES F 219-1 DORR DR
236.80
LEWIS, ASHLEY 24 HILLCREST RD
2,573.11
LEWIS, KIMBERLY H 17 BUTTERFLY AVE
118.20
LIMANEK, PETER J 17 CRAMTON AVE
170.40
LINCOLN, LORI A 24 MADISON ST
779.35
LINK, JOEL G 286 DORR DR
176.96
LITTLER, WILLIAM L JR CHRIS 11 RUTLAND AVE
160.76
LOONEY, CONRAD CARLENE G 45 HILLSIDE RD
606.55
LOVE, TALIS T 96 STRONGS AVE
102.08
LUEBBE, CARA 8 CHAPLIN AVE
773.22
LUNCZ, DAVID J JR SAMANTHA 14 BRENTWOOD DR
124.12
LYONS, SUSAN B 53 EDGERTON ST
70.64
MACDONNELL, MICHAEL H 126 RIVER ST
717.51
MACFARLANE, WILLIAM JR NANCY 73 MEADOW ST
104.56
MAILHIOT JR, CATHERINE FRANCIS 103 FOREST ST
1,495.84
MANFREDI, PETER E LISA S 10 GIORGETTI BLVD
996.66
MANGIARACINA, BRIANA 106 JACKSON AVE
620.20
MANNING III, RICHARD P 110 HARRINGTON AVE
580.49
MARCUS FAMILY PROPERTIES LLC 74 MERCHANTS ROW
1,118.87
MARCUS FAMILY PROPERTIES LLC 76-78 MERCHANTS
ROW
1,636.62
MARTELL, NAOMI L 116 GIBSON AVE
169.36
MARY WALLACE & CHRISTOPHER
HESS
209 STATE ST UPSTAIRS
76.81
MASLOWSKY, CAREN R 129 TEMPLE ST
47.30
MATTHEW ET AL, SHOOK C 18 BELMONT AVE
226.50
MCCORMACK, MARCIA A 21 SHEDD PL
481.54
MCCUTCHEON, KEITH 37 BAXTER ST
218.87
MCFARLAND, RONALD 122 CRESCENT ST
1,511.65
117
MCNOLTY ET AL, JASON 33 WATKINS AVE
343.67
MCPHEE, CLERMONT C RUTH E 445 WEST ST
185.65
MCPHEE, JOHN T 76 JACKSON AVE
3,913.47
MESSER, LANA 121 GRANGER ST
225.35
MESSIER, MICHAEL & MELISSA 10 HILL POND RD
1,943.72
MESSIER, MICHEL J MELISSA 104 FOREST ST
5,552.53
MEYER, DONALD 3 HOPKINS ST
8,000.81
MILLER, JANET STEPHEN 6 SPELLMAN TER
262.09
MILLER, ROBERTA I KAYLE B 9 CENTRAL AVE
2,815.70
MOLNAR, STEPHEN J 195-1/2 DORR DR
2,094.48
MONTAGNE, S STOUTES MARY E 18 E WASHINGTON ST
188.23
MOORE, ERIC M 190 STRATTON RD
470.49
MORAN, MICHAEL FAYE 118 PARK AVE
181.35
MOYER, J FLOOD HEATHER J 15 CHARLES ST
204.17
MUIR, BRANDON 24 CENTRAL AVE
1,205.13
MUNSON, CRAIG BRITTNEY 189 CHURCH ST
229.36
MUNUKKA, RANDALL ALICIA 53 TERRILL ST
308.95
MURRAY, JAMIE A 3 MEADOW ST
221.36
MURRAY, STEPHANIE 116 MAPLE ST
3,023.82
NAOMI & TOM M. HUBBARD 498 STRATTON RD
859.09
NEWMAN, PAUL 74 ENGREM AVE
856.75
NISBET, CHRISTOPHER 1 IRVING HGHT
160.35
NOTTE, ANDREW 102 GRANGER ST
1,029.88
NOYES, FRED R 74 EAST ST
167.85
OJEDA, KENNETH 101 GIBSON AVE
283.00
ORANGE TOP HAT LLC 146 LIBRARY AVE
448.45
ORANGE TOP HAT LLC 36 BAXTER ST
554.14
118
OSGOOD, BRIAN T 20 BUTTERFLY AVE
838.73
OVITT JR, DAVID L 4 SHARON DR
663.29
PAGANO, ANTHONY J 5 MEADOW ST
97.01
PAGE, RUSSELL 58 HIGHLAND AVE EXT
126.11
PALMER, FOSTER W JENNIFER 86 GRANGER ST
1,587.44
PARSONS, DEVIN 139 CURTIS AVE
965.20
PEARO, ROBERT W JR 10 MELROSE AVE
1,039.48
PEARSON, JEAN B 168 GROVE ST
467.67
PEER ET AL, JEREMY W 101 HARRINGTON AVE
443.07
PELKEY, ROBERT G 69 JACKSON AVE
268.68
PELLISTRI, GARY DANA 34 STRATTON RD
129.64
PERRY, ANDREW CHRISTINE 42 E CENTER ST
2,810.98
PERRY, FREDERICK B 9 EVERGREEN AVE
369.02
PERRY, J CREED DAVID E 73 JACKSON AVE
194.72
PETERS, ANDREW 84 RIVER ST
249.48
PETTY ET AL, PATRICIA A 18 HOPKINS ST
930.84
PIERCE, ROGER PHYLLIS 26 COTTAGE ST
592.56
PILL, CA HAYES JUSTIN J 20 BIRCHWOOD AVE
916.96
PILLON, JASON M 17 HAYWOOD AVE
417.96
PIPER, AMBER 2 HAZEL ST
313.14
PITTS, JEFFREY TAMMY 103 FAIRVIEW AVE
1,850.42
PLUCIN, STEPHEN C 22 CENTRAL AVE
434.37
POPP, DOMINICK 80-82 CLEVELAND AVE
158.71
POTTER, CONNIE M 199-1/2 DORR DR
2,048.20
POWER ET AL, JOHN P 6 AVENUE B
2,933.25
POWERS, MARY CATHERINE 73 NORTH ST EXT
107.98
PUTNAM, JOHN J 98 PLAIN ST
200.93
QUIGLEY, TREVOR J 256-A CHURCH ST
1,495.64
119
RAGOSTA ET AL, JERRY 41 PROSPECT ST
318.30
RAGOSTA, JAMES 440 WEST ST
2,184.58
REDINGTON, RICHARD C 105-105A GROVE ST
593.39
REGIONAL SUPPORT COMMAND,
HEADQUARTERS 99TH
2143 POST RD EAST
BLDG
154.23
REGIONAL SUPPORT COMMAND,
HEADQUARTERS 99TH
2143 POST RD MAIN
BLDG
209.73
REYNOLDS, JESSICA/FLECK,DONALD
56 PRIOR DR
43.05
RICH, TIMOTHY A 42 EASTERLY AVE
273.30
RICHARDS, MAX J 70 CLEVELAND AVE
239.05
ROBERTS, JASON A. 15 CRAMTON AVE
143.11
ROBERTSON SR, MARK 135 PARK ST
2,094.82
ROSS II, NAOMI ROCHE LOUIS 88 FIRST ST
260.08
ROSS, CATHERINE A. 1 LEONARD ST
205.98
ROSS, LOUIS A 40 MEADOW ST
149.02
ROSS, TYLER A 51 E CENTER ST
621.31
ROWAN A. GILMORE & DANBEE KIM 70 LITCHFIELD AVE
90.82
ROY, MARISSA 76 E WASHINGTON ST
2,251.30
RUGGLES, MELANIE M. 47 ALLEN ST
235.39
RUSSELL, W DRAKE & PAMELA 41 FREEMAN AVE
1,193.70
RUTLAND CLUSTER LLC 138 CHURCH ST
367.06
RUTLAND CLUSTER LLC 132 CHURCH ST
641.77
RUTLAND CLUSTER LLC 134 CHURCH ST
775.27
RUTLAND CLUSTER LLC, RUTLAND 109 LINCOLN AVE
198.25
RUTLAND CLUSTER LLC, RUTLAND
RUTLAND
115 LINCOLN AVE
413.14
RUTLAND MISSIONARY
ASSOCIATION
77 N MAIN ST
47.30
RYAN, ALLYSON M 98 FOREST ST
4,483.51
S.H.A.C. LLC 15 E CENTER ST
202.67
SABATASO REAL ESTATE LLC 22-28 CENTER ST
913.64
SABATASO, JOHN J SUZANNE M 34 MOONBROOK DR
1,624.97
SADAKIERSKI, EDWARD 150 KILLINGTON AVE
436.69
120
SADAKIERSKI, ETHAN 101 JACKSON AVE
902.52
SAIENNI, HEATHER A ANTHONY 3 ROYCE ST
405.79
SANCHEZ, CATHERINE JUAN P 104 N MAIN ST
1,568.29
SANTORO, DOROTHY 115 KILLINGTON AVE
1,944.05
SARGEANT, SETH G 80 ALLEN ST
133.09
SAVAGE, D/P ARNADO MARY 90 STRONGS AVE
3,506.48
SAVOY, JEFFERY LESLIE 383 WEST ST
1,639.12
SAWYER, JEFFREY A STEPHEN P 17 DARTMOUTH ST
215.83
SCHAMBACH, ERIC 2070 POST RD
132.62
SCHMEZENBACH, EMILY M 109 FAIRVIEW AVE
105.97
SCHNEIDER, ERIK 128 CONVENT AVE
392.19
SCHNEIDER, ERIK 10 SHELDON PL
1,123.75
SCHROEDER-GUSTAFSO, BARBARA
EDWARD
6-8 ROYCE ST
2,469.37
SCHUTT, MARGARET E 28 E WASHINGTON ST
2,740.03
SCOTT, AMY M 18 NORTH ST
1,488.75
SEBAKA LLC 92 PLAIN ST
DOWNSTAIRS
405.71
SEELEY, PETER S COLETTE M 80 STRATTON RD
324.95
SENECAL, KIMBERLY M 89 CRESCENT ST
741.45
SENECAL, LAURIE ANN 105 TEMPLE ST
935.17
SHAW, DEIRDRE M 14 CRESCENT ST
206.97
SHELDON, TROY M 88 CRESCENT ST
860.93
SMALL, ISSAC J 29 KILLINGTON AVE
2,046.56
SMITH, JAMES P 21 KENDALL AVE
219.35
SOUTHWICK, MICHAEL CORI 43 KENDALL AVE
249.16
SPENCER, SUSAN & SCOTT 17 NORTH ST
205.31
SPRAGUE, CHRIS 98 N MAIN ST
249.69
STATE STREET SELF STORAGE LLC 234 COLUMBIAN AVE
368.34
STEARNS, GARRETT 188 CRESCENT ST
286.29
121
STOMPERS, STANLEY PHELINA 33 LINCOLN AVE
1,312.93
STONE, EDGAR L & CHERYL L 209 CHURCH ST
2,043.09
STONE, KRISTEN 58 EDGERTON ST
1,147.60
STROUT, AARON C. 178 ADAMS ST
264.57
SULHAM, AMANDA L 28 KILLINGTON AVE
1,335.38
SULLIVAN, LORI B. 14 S MAIN ST
506.94
TAYLOR, CHRISTOPHER P 10 PERRY LN
154.11
TAYLOR-JONES, PATRICIA P EARL R 138-140 SOUTH ST
1,817.70
TERRILL ST REALTY INC 21 TERRILL ST
1,376.62
THE JAIME COLE REALTY TRUST 50 CHAFFEE AVE
677.26
THEODOROU, MARC J 22 GAY ST
1,317.01
THERRIEN, LORRAINE 94 FRANKLIN ST
589.01
THORNER, DAVID A MEAGHAN E 91 BELLEVUE AVE
1,385.96
TIFT, T DEPALO MICHELLE R 134 DORR DR
331.51
TILLY, ALISSA 12 AVENUE B
826.93
TITUS, CASSANDRA 94 FOREST ST
235.84
TOMMOLA ET AL, SCOTT DEANA 17 SOUTHERN BLVD
397.78
TRAPENI, JOSHUA J JAMIE 8 BELMONT AVE EXT
1,061.40
TROMBETTA JR, ANTHONY 20 HIGHLAND AVE
237.75
TROMBLEY, LOIS A ROBERT P 34 STONE RIDGE DR
2,594.05
VALENTIN, JOSEPH A PAMELA 114 MAPLE ST
351.72
VAN DIEN, AMANDA 9 ROBERTS AVE
235.60
VANNOSTRAND, LANCE R 12 SHEDD PL
149.69
VOORIS, MICHAEL P SARAH A 74 EDGERTON ST
268.86
WADE, JEREMY M SAMANTHA 21 STRATTON RD
6,160.90
WALKER ET AL, KENNETH J 68 WALES ST
2,030.58
WARNER, CHRISTOPHER J JENN 22 MARBLE AVE
837.97
WARNER, NEAL D 105 LIBRARY AVE
2,079.08
WATKINS, BRENNEN
75 STRATTON RD
42.10
WATKINS, FREDERICK 81 CLEVELAND AVE
54.84
122
WATKINS, FREDERICK C 82 E WASHINGTON ST
573.01
WEBSTER, CLOVIS SUSAN 204 LINCOLN AVE
124.10
WEBSTER, KYLE C 48 EDGERTON ST
250.64
WEBSTER, SUSAN CLOVIS 75 TRAVERSE PL
605.85
WHEELER, MARCI L. 83 DAVIS ST
118.85
WHEELOCK, STEPHANIE M 19 HIGH ST
623.99
WHITE, PAUL A BRENDA L 2 CHARLES ST
57.70
WILLIAMS JR, PATRICK 257 CHURCH ST
3,160.63
WILMINGTON SAVINGS FUND SOC 119 PARK ST
51.88
WOODS, M MANIERY MARK 16 STONE RIDGE DR
3,613.89
WYSOLMERSKI, SIGISMUND J. 67 WOODSTOCK AVE
319.61
YAKUNOVICH, THOMAS H PATRICIA 57 VERNON ST
422.09
YAKUNOVICH, TYLER T CATHERINE 204 STATE ST
126.30
YAU ET AL, SONIA 94 S MAIN ST
1,898.55
YOUNG, DOROTHY 1506 POST RD
3,910.74
ZACKIN, PAUL EMIKO 61 HEIGHTS DR UNIT 1-
A
81.60
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City of Rutland Voter Approved Budget FY22, FY23 & FY24
FY22 Budget
FY23
Budget
FY24
Budget
ASSESSOR
121,360 142,298
145,289
ATTORNEY
305,054 382,107
293,212
BUILDING & ZONING
467,974 584,147
600,412
CAIR COMMITTEE
500 500
500
CLERK
455,748 467,551
477,618
COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
202,475 210,574
218,997
DPW ADMINISTRATION
1,167,620 1,092,360
1,122,392
DPW STREETS
2,417,574 2,486,311
2,548,260
DPW TRAFFIC & ST LIGHTS
389,500 543,044
573,000
DPW VEHICLE MAINTENANCE
605,274 639,766
744,182
DPW STORMWATER
70,894 73,500
74,500
ELECTIONS
10,410 31,365
12,175
EMPLOYER PENSION
CONTRIB.
550,968 946,238
1,003,983
EXECUTIVE
112,428 115,207
115,207
FIRE DEPARTMENT
3,953,996 4,071,264
4,080,160
GENERAL FUND MISC
333,552 322,244
332,229
GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS
328,640 321,252
444,252
HUMAN RESOURCES
134,476 115,236
119,096
LEGISLATIVE
30,401 30,853
31,651
POLICE DEPARTMENT
6,814,556 6,361,457
6,384,296
RECREATION
-
ADMIN
522,477 583,684
608,192
RECREATION
-
GIORGETTI PK
99,236 87,505
85,205
RECREATION
-
GODNICK CTR
15,390 15,544
15,877
RECREATION
-
WHITE PARK
125,425 130,558
134,620
RECREATION
-
RRCC
148,000 155,372
189,125
RECREATION MAINTENANCE
826,493 803,990
795,798
RECREATION PROGRAMS
269,187 265,588
309,440
RUTLAND FREE LIBRARY
766,518 781,848
820,941
TRANSFERS OUT
295,000 295,000
295,000
TREASURER
661,486 670,296
685,453
VOTER APPROVED BUDGET 22,202,612 22,726,659
23,261,062
OTHER:
DEBT SERVICE/PAYOUTS
672,315 769,096
871,837
VOTER APPROVED SOCIAL AGENCY
349,995 349,995
347,243
TOTAL EXPENDITURES 23,224,922 23,845,749
24,480,141
124
AGENCIES RECEIVING PARTIAL FUNDING
APPROVED BY VOTERS
for Fiscal Year 2022, 2023 and 2024
Agency FY22 FY23 FY24
ARC
-
Rutland Area
35,900
35,900
35,900
RC Women's Shelter / New
Story
10,000
10,000
10,000
SW Council on Aging
20,000
20,000
20,000
One
-
2
-
One
6,000
6,000
6,000
Regional Ambulance Service
65,980
65,980
63,228
RAVNA
35,000
35,000
35,000
Rutland Area Hospice
8,000
8,000
8,000
Rutland
County Free Clinic
10,000
10,000
10,000
Marble Valley Transit District
(The Bus)
46,140
46,140
46,140
Rutland Mental Health
Services
30,000
30,000
30,000
BROC - Comm Action in SW
VT
10,000
10,000
10,000
Boys & Girls Club
27,500
27,500
27,500
RSVP
8,475
8,475
8,475
The Mentor Connector
12,000
12,000
12,000
Wonderfeet Kids Museum
12,000
12,000
12,000
Vermont Adult Learning
3,000
3,000
3,000
Vermont Center for
Independent Living
10,000
10,000
10,000
Total $ 349,995 $ 349,995 $ 347,243
125
Bridge Bond
RTE 4&7
Bridge Bond
#2
Pool
Construction
Streets
Sidewalks #1
Structures/
Culverts #1
CSJ Athletic
Streets
Sidewalks #2
Structures/
Culverts #2
Annual Totals
FY24 49,667.00 36,715.00 62,611.60 171,554.51 82,745.50 82,745.50 99,501.00 82,598.00 82,598.00 750,736.11
FY25 49,307.00 35,857.50 61,704.93 168,759.50 82,493.00 82,493.00 99,045.00 82,283.00 82,283.00 744,225.93
FY26 48,912.00 - 60,751.60 165,814.49 82,199.00 82,199.00 98,491.00 81,900.00 81,900.00 702,167.09
FY27 48,489.00 - 59,749.94 162,694.48 81,840.50 81,840.50 97,842.00 81,452.00 81,452.00 695,360.42
FY28 48,034.00 - 58,706.61 159,411.97 81,418.00 81,418.00 97,084.00 80,930.00 80,930.00 687,932.58
FY29 47,529.00 - 57,629.94 156,035.71 80,833.50 80,833.50 96,217.00 80,333.00 80,333.00 679,744.65
FY30 46,976.00 - 56,526.60 152,603.20 80,017.25 80,017.25 95,144.00 79,592.00 79,592.00 670,468.30
FY31 46,387.00 - 55,343.26 149,114.44 79,023.00 79,023.00 93,786.00 78,655.00 78,655.00 659,986.70
FY32 45,724.00 - 54,073.26 145,569.43 77,940.00 77,940.00 92,212.00 77,570.00 77,570.00 648,598.69
FY33 44,968.00 - 52,769.93 141,961.92 76,796.25 76,796.25 90,486.00 76,380.00 76,380.00 636,538.35
FY34 44,129.00 - 51,433.26 138,291.91 75,679.00 75,679.00 88,713.00 75,157.00 75,157.00 624,239.17
FY35 43,213.00 - 50,071.59 134,559.40 74,628.25 74,628.25 86,917.00 73,918.00 73,918.00 611,853.49
FY36 42,151.00 - 48,693.26 130,770.64 73,554.50 73,554.50 85,055.00 72,634.00 72,634.00 599,046.90
FY37 40,975.00 - 47,266.60 126,931.88 72,460.00 72,460.00 83,229.00 71,374.00 71,374.00 586,070.48
FY38 39,799.00 - 45,799.94 - 71,349.25 71,349.25 81,452.00 70,149.00 70,149.00 450,047.44
FY39 38,623.00 - 44,333.28 - 70,225.00 70,225.00 79,646.00 68,904.00 68,904.00 440,860.28
FY40 37,447.00 - 42,866.62 - 69,082.50 69,082.50 77,711.00 67,568.00 67,568.00 431,325.62
FY41 36,272.00 - 41,399.96 - 67,914.50 67,914.50 75,644.00 66,143.00 66,143.00 421,430.96
FY42 35,097.00 - 39,933.30 - 66,471.25 66,471.25 73,552.00 64,701.00 64,701.00 410,926.80
FY43 33,921.00 - 38,466.64 - 64,763.00 64,763.00 - 63,283.00 63,283.00 328,479.64
FY44 - - 36,999.98 - 63,056.00 63,056.00 - 61,898.00 61,898.00 286,907.98
FY45 - - 35,533.32 - 61,348.75 61,348.75 - 60,513.00 60,513.00 279,256.82
FY46 - - 34,066.66 - 59,641.25 59,641.25 - 59,128.00 59,128.00 271,605.16
FY47 - - - - 57,908.75 57,908.75 - 57,743.00 57,743.00 231,303.50
FY48 - - - - 56,151.00 56,151.00 - 56,345.00 56,345.00 224,992.00
FY49 - - - - 54,395.75 54,395.75 - 54,935.00 54,935.00 218,661.50
FY50 - - - - 52,636.25 52,636.25 - 53,525.00 53,525.00 212,322.50
FY51 - - - - 50,878.50 50,878.50 - 52,125.00 52,125.00 206,007.00
FY52 - - - - - - - 50,705.00 50,705.00 101,410.00
867,620.00$ 72,572.50$ 1,136,732.08$ 2,104,073.48$ 1,967,449.50$ 1,967,449.50$ 1,691,727.00$ 2,002,441.00$ 2,002,441.00$ 13,812,506.06$
Principal 666,660.00 70,000.00 766,659.00 1,750,000.00 1,400,000.00 1,400,000.00 1,377,500.00 1,450,000.00 1,450,000.00
Interest 200,960.00 2,572.50 370,073.08 354,073.48 567,449.50 567,449.50 314,227.00 552,441.00 552,441.00
GENERAL FUND DEBT REPAYMENT SCHEDULE AS OF 6/30/2023
126
Water RF#146 WaterRF3 341 WaterRF3-340 water RF3 371 Annual total
FY24 115,546.42 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,707
FY25 115,546.41 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,706
FY26 115,546.42 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,707
FY27 115,546.42 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,707
FY28 115,546.42 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,707
FY29 115,546.41 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,706
FY30 115,546.41 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,706
FY31 115,546.41 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,706
FY32 115,546.42 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,707
FY33 115,546.42 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 179,707
FY34 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY35 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY36 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY37 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY38 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY39 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY40 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY41 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY42 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY43 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY44 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY45 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY46 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY47 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY48 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY49 - 21,025.41 34,166.67 8,968.00 64,160
FY50 - - 34,166.67 8,968.00 43,135
FY51 - - - 8,968.00 8,968
FY52 - - - 8,968.00 8,968
FY53 - - - 8,968.00 8,968
FY54 - - - 8,968.00 8,968
FY55 - - - 8,968.00 8,968
FY56 - - - 8,968.00 8,968
1,155,464.16$ 546,660.66$ 922,500.09$ 295,944.00$ 2,920,568.91$
Principal 985,634.34 546,660.66 922,500.09 295,944.00
Interest 169,829.82 - - -
WATER FUND DEBT REPAYMENT SCHEDULE AS OF 6/30/2023
127
Water Fund Capital Leases
Fire - Engine 3
Fire Platform
2023 Ford
Interceptor
2021 Ford
Interceptor
Streets Int'l Plow
Truck
Sidewalk
Tractors
Water Meter Project Lease
Int'l Plow
Truck
Vactor
FY24 63,559.66 138,025.80 37,570.82 24,700.94 28,070.75 57,232.25 255,606.15 26,254.84 60,282.84
FY25 63,559.66 138,025.80 37,570.82 28,070.75 57,232.25 255,606.15 26,254.84 60,282.84
FY26 63,559.66 138,025.80 28,070.75 57,232.25 255,606.15 26,254.84 60,282.84
FY27 63,559.66 138,025.80 28,070.75 57,232.25 255,606.15 26,254.84 60,282.84
FY28 63,559.66 138,025.80 28,070.75 57,232.25 255,606.15 26,254.84 60,282.84
FY29
138,025.80 28,070.75 57,232.25 255,606.15 26,254.84 -
FY30 138,025.80 255,606.15 -
FY31 138,025.80 255,606.15 -
FY32 138,025.80 255,606.15 -
FY33 138,025.80 255,606.15 -
FY34 138,025.80 255,606.15 -
Total 317,798.30$ 1,518,283.80$ 75,141.64$ 24,700.94$ 168,424.50$ 343,393.50$ 2,811,667.65$ 157,529.04$ 301,414.20$
Principal 298,804.91 1,239,743.32 69,163.02 23,346.82 147,390.55 303,766.65 2,446,974.26 138,125.76 286047.91
Interest 18,993.39 278,540.48 5,978.62 1,354.12 21,033.95 39,626.85 364,693.39 19,403.28 15366.29
City of Rutland Schedule of Capital Leases as of 6/30/2023
General Fund Capital Leases
Sewer Fund Capital Leases
128
NOTES
129
130
Delinquent Real Estate and Property Taxes as of June 30, 2023
Includes Penalties & Interest
Does not include balances less than $25.00
* Indicates more than one tax year is due
The City realizes that transfers may have occurred subsequent to April 1st and that taxes became due and
delinquent and such listed individuals may not be responsible for the amounts indicated.
Parcel # Name Address Amount
-14371 10 CLEVELAND LLC 10 CLEVELAND AV 113,235.12 *
-13143 1899 LLC 2 PINE ST 29,238.62 *
-21011 5 STAR CHILDCARE CENTER 1 SCALE AV 157.32 *
-13537 51 CHESTNUT AVE LLC 51 CHESTNUT AV 2,702.40
-14520 52 CHESTUT AVENUE LLC 52 CHESTNUT AV 1,054.98
-14849 84 WOODSTOCK LLC 84 WOODSTOCK AV 16,636.52 *
-20276 A A PLUMBING 25 CURTIS AV 105.64 *
-20848 AAA BAIL BONDS LLC 97 STATE ST 57.44
-13366 ADAIR MICHELE 155 CRESCENT ST 305.62 *
-10682 ADAMS AARON G 111 GIBSON AV 2,680.08
-10047 ADAMS GRACE 1 A CENTRAL AV 491.59
-20458
ALL ABOUT DANCE/GRAND
PERFORMA 217 WOODSTOCK AV 443.92 *
-16264 ALLEN DAVID D 56 MERCHANTS ROW 837.37 *
-20588 AMERICAN COLLISION 172 WOODSTOCK AV 272.40 *
-10156 ANAGNOS KATHERINE S 22 MADISON ST 1,514.27 *
-10157 ANAGNOS STRATTON LIFE ESTATE 97 GROVE ST 2,635.47 *
-21052 ANCHORED IN INK 56 STRONGS AV 77.24
-20954 ANGLER PUB 52 STRONGS AV 64.60
-11196
ANIA REAL ESTATE & PROPERTY
MGMT 52 ALLEN ST 3,982.77
-21154 ANYTIME FITNESS 215 WOODSTOCK AV 96.34 *
-21080 ANYTIME FITNESS 217 WOODSTOCK AV 4,375.63 *
-20677 ARAL 56 CENTER ST 39.32 *
131
-16354 ARAPAHO PARTNERS LLC 180 SOUTH MAIN ST
3,742.52 *
-20880 ASSOCIATES IN PRIMARY CARE LLC 98 ALLEN ST
47.30
-21291 AUTOCRAFT VERMONT 131 WOODSTOCK AV
57.44
-18803 AVADA HEARING CARE CENTER 31 NORTH MAIN ST
121.00 *
-20453 B&F ANALYTICS 60 NORTH MAIN ST
40.08
-10242 BAKER RONALD G. LIFE ESTATE 383 STRATTON RD
3,294.96
-17937 BALLARD CAROLIN J - ESTATE 185 DORR DR
1,103.20 *
-12623 BALTIC REALTY LLC 22 WOODSTOCK AV
2,850.83 *
-17769 BALTIC REALTY LLC 28 WOODSTOCK AV
5,988.22 *
-17536 BALTIC REALTY LLC 26 WOODSTOCK AV
7,140.87 *
-17988 BANIA ADA I 9 PRESTON PK
3,290.01 *
-14089 BARBER STEPHANIE 13 RACHEL DR
2,463.60
-17613 BARLOW TYSON 251 CHURCH ST
1,177.62
-17702 BECK SCOTT 219 DORR DR
12,528.22 *
-17846 BENARD LYNNE M 14 SHEDD PL
1,508.52
-12229 BENOIT MCKENSON 141 NORTH MAIN ST
2,452.08
-12335 BLACKMAN JASMINE 74 HARRISON AV
10,818.14 *
-21112 BLUSH SALON AND BEAUTY LOUNGE 60 CENTER ST
505.48 *
-21243 BMF AUTO DETAILING SPECIALISTS L3C 236 MUSSEY ST
128.24 *
-16214 BODETTE CAROLYN 23 BROOKSIDE MBL P
690.20
-16363 BOSWELL THOMAS CLU, LTD 18 SOUTH MAIN ST
29.20
-15502 BOURASSA TODD 84 PLAIN ST
3,456.40
132
-10540 BOURNE JOHN M 8 ELM ST
6,001.42 *
-21287 BRIGGS WELDING 115 PARK ST
57.44
-10631 BROUILLARD ROLLAND 2 SHARON DR
1,326.61
-13304 BROWN MARGARET E 15 FOREST ST
69.00
-16382 BRUCE'S TRANSMISSION 1 SCALE AV #021
179.03 *
-10672 BRUNO MICHAEL G 137 NORTH MAIN ST
119.05
-21250 BRZOSKA SLAWOMIR 20 SHERWOOD RD
567.84
-21169 BULLETWORKS 56 HOWE ST
79.80 *
-20818 BURNHAM HOLLOW BAKERY 97 STATE ST
126.72
-15511 CAHEE TONI 63 CLEVELAND AV
3,044.49
-14086 CAMPBELL ROAD DEVELOPMENT LLC 16 CAMPBELL RD
1,506.70
-16409 CANINE TO FIVE 1 SCALE AV #5
1,351.16 *
-16411 CANON FINANCIAL SERVICE INC Personal Property
82.45
-16415 CARA MIA'S PIZZERIA 50 STRONGS AV
204.16 *
-13260 CARRARA PAIGE E 15 CENTER ST
828.04
-16191 CARROLL ERIKA 100 CRABAPPLE LN
484.18
-21297 CAVACAS AND ASSOCIATES 2 CLOVER ST
63.60
-17686 CCPR LLC 186 STATE ST
50.59
-14171 CELENTANO ROBIN 102 MEADOW ST
510.76
-16433 CENTER FOR HUMAN POTENTIAL 41 BURNHAM AV
115.64 *
-16435 CENTER ST SALOON 58 CENTER ST
75.44 *
-17464 CHAPMAN GLENN D 28 EMMETT AV
2,124.59 *
-11763 CHESNUTIS CHRISTINE 90 BAXTER ST
8,108.33 *
133
-20114 CHIPKA AVERY Z 81 CENTER ST
8,309.84
-14674 CLARK DANIELLE S 130 CONVENT AV
14,685.32 *
-12858 CLARK ST PROPERTIES LLC 41 SOUTH MAIN ST
1,272.48
-12660 CLARK ST PROPERTIES LLC 54 TERRILL ST
1,291.18
-11065 CLAY NEOLA W & BUZZELL HELEN 28 FREEMAN AV
4,884.14 *
-17393 COBB PATRICIA M 145 ADAMS ST
5,707.31 *
-11089 COBURN WESLEY 89 FIRST ST
2,098.77
-21182
COCA COLA BEVERAGES
NORTHEAST Personal Property
919.24
-11104 COCKEY CHRISTOPHER 26 HOPKINS ST
3,688.52
-11094 COLE JAIME REALTY TRUST 50 CHAFFEE AV
1,574.60
-17944 COLTEY APRIL 185 DORR DR
1,169.12
-20974 CONOPCO INC 0 Misc
449.72 *
-16486 CONWAYS DECORATING CO 90 CENTER ST
181.62
-16484 COOK TIMOTHY G M D 25 NORTH MAIN ST
1,178.48 *
-20702 COZI REPRO 134 PARK ST
730.72 *
-21113
CREDIT ASSOCIATES IN FINANCIAL
SERVICES 18 MERCHANTS ROW
73.92
-21010 CROSSFIT RISING STAR 1 SCALE AV
43.14
-10611 CUTSHAW DYLAN L 57 ENGREM AV
15,278.13 *
-15984 DAVIS AUDREY 63 BELLEVUE AV
7,820.67 *
-14661 DAYTON RICHARD P 121 GIBSON AV
662.24
-11406 DEANGELIS GINO & V - ET AL 24 ENGREM AV
1,524.42
-21317
DEATH OR GLORY TATTOO
COMPANY 7 EVELYN ST
30.76
-12194 DEJARNETTE JEFFREY A 81 CLEVELAND AV
1,199.66
-12905 DELBIANCO TIFFANY 27 HILLCREST RD
46.39
-11439 DELEHANTY RONALD C 17 NORTH ST EXT
4,704.48
134
-14570 DELGADO LLC
198 NORTH MAIN ST (C-
5) 112.29
-13624 DELORE LLC 149 GRANGER ST 1,735.03
-10970 DENTON BARRY J 0 HAZEL ST 11,068.09 *
-14803 DEROSIA CAL A 2 CAMPBELL RD 665.62
-11491 DESAUTELS SHERYL 153 JACKSON AV 696.14
-15246 DHOLAKIA UDAYAN 32 BAXTER ST 377.89
-17386 DINGLER HOLDINGS LLC 31 HOPKINS ST 684.09 *
-15127 DITOMASO JAMES 49 BAXTER ST 3,201.54 *
-13095 DITOMMASO JAMES 18 BUTTERFLY AV 1,113.05
-12840 DIVOLL MICHAEL J 64 MERCHANTS ROW 2,351.75
-11508 DOANER MICHAEL 125 CURTIS AV 357.24 *
-14555 DONAHUE MARIA G 10 ROYCE ST 1,221.31
-14271 DOUGHERTY RYAN 441 WEST ST 4,096.34 *
-21196 DUNN DENNIS 385 STRATTON RD 1,122.36 *
-12277 DUPREY RANDY J 211 DORR DR 2,351.86
-11623
DWYER PHILIP D LIFE
ESTATE 154 BELLEVUE AV 2,870.39
-11627 DZIUBA ALBERT F JR 259 LINCOLN AV 3,485.27 *
-20637 EBONY HAIR 24 STRATTON RD 92.21 *
-21150 ELECTRIC TATTOIR 96 MERCHANTS ROW 79.80
-13801 ELIAS ALAN 56 CLEVELAND AV 2,420.74 *
-12638 ELIAS S ALAN 296 WEST ST 2,468.42 *
-17636 ELIAS S ALAN 36 PINE ST 2,627.21 *
-12934 ENGEL STEPHEN 12 ELM ST 966.44
-17946 EUBER MELINDA 185 DORR DR 1,846.72 *
135
-17529 EVANS JASON W 40 CAMPBELL RD 241.85 *
-21134 EVOLVE IP LLC Personal Property 29.88
-11754 FAGAN DEANA M 21 EAST CENTER ST 1,735.24
-16590 FAMILY DENTAL ASSOC. 4 GENERAL WING RD 845.79
-12816 FARRELL NICOLE 33 BAXTER ST 2,749.41
-11798
FEDERAL HOM ELOAN MORTGAGE
CORPORATION 186 LINCOLN AV 1,942.66
-17748 FELION GREGORY M 108 STRONGS AV 2,043.78
-11844 FISCHER JASON E 68 PLAIN ST 975.28
-10462 FISCHER THOMAS R 4 GILRAIN AV 33.97 *
-10057 FITCH ZACHARY 127 CURTIS AV 1,048.49
-17971 FITZGERALD ERNEST JR 114 FOREST ST 802.31 *
-12841 FITZGERALD ROBERT R 130 SOUTH ST 3,893.24
-20463 FLAGSHIP CINEMAS STORE 7
1 RUTLAND
SHOPPING PLAZA 1,058.28 *
-11372 FLANDERS JEFFREY 74 STRONGS AV 420.24 *
-11874 FLOYD TAMMIE L 54 EAST CENTER ST 20,688.71 *
-15351 FOSTER GEORGE 37 WATER ST 2,310.76
-14787 FOSTER LISA M 48 WATER ST 4,153.42 *
-20244
FOSTER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
LLC 11 COTTAGE ST 1,961.98
-20292 FOSTERING WELLNESS CENTER 11 COTTAGE ST 43.33
-11997 FREDETTE RONALD R SR 9 PHILLIPS ST 1,496.80
-15579 FREEGARD WILLIAM 195 DORR DR 1,080.53
-16621 FREEMAN-MARCUS JEWELERS
76 MERCHANTS
ROW 6,155.60 *
-20640 FROGS & LILY PADS 25 CENTER ST 60.88 *
-18568 G & S BENDER INC 235 SOUTH MAIN ST 593.19 *
136
-
11983 GABORIAULT CLEMENT H 46 CLEVELAND AV
1,744.92
-
12031 GAGNE DANIEL J 63 PINE ST
2,289.08
-
12079 GARTNER MARGOT 0 CHARTER HILL DR
2,657.20
-
21201 GE OIL AND GAS LLC Personal Property
90.63 *
-
16205 GHIO CHRIS 14 BROOKSIDE MBL P
950.64 *
-
16845 GLOBAL MOTELLO GROUP CORP 145 NORTH MAIN ST
589.12
-
14451 GMBH LLC 42 JACKSON AV
1,470.30
-
13849 GO AMERICA 39 WILLIAMS ST
3,658.16 *
-
17962 GODDA SARA 33 ALLEN ST
924.33 *
-
20683 GOOD STUFF 223 SOUTH MAIN ST
80.24
-
12271 GOODHALE DONNA M 107 FRANKLIN ST
1,568.44
-
11681 GOTTLIN SHAWN A 111 MAPLE ST
5,284.39 *
-
15122 GRABOWSKI SUSAN P 117 GIBSON AV
3,076.41
-
14140 GRAHAM ANTHONY W 92 CHURCH ST
16,876.02 *
-
16660
GRAND PERFORMANCE STUDIO OF
DA 129 FOREST ST
506.28 *
-
16678 GREEN MOUNTAIN ROCK CLIMBING 223 WOODSTOCK AV
68.83
-
17827 GREEN TOP HAT LLC 50 CLEVELAND AV
10,969.70 *
-
17945 GRIFFIN TIMOTHY R 185 DORR DR
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12381 H & C REALTY CORP 113 PARK AV
16,892.40 *
-
15665
HAGENBARTH CHESTER E JR &
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1,185.87
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17571 HALL PETER W 107 LINCOLN AV
3,115.00 *
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20204
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489.56 *
-
17977 HARDINA ROBERT 93 RIVER ST
3,304.72 *
-
13429 HART DAVID 109 PLAIN ST
3,220.82 *
-
15424 HART ROGER L JR 27 LINCOLN AV
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137
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3,810.89 *
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10,875.35 *
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221.72 *
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1,458.00 *
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562.96 *
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138
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12,271.39 *
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7,217.00 *
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11,948.98 *
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329.08 *
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24,079.72 *
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4,236.26 *
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139
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101.80 *
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198 NORTH MAIN
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109.84
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10,866.68 *
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64 MERCHANTS
ROW
114.36 *
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225 SOUTH MAIN
ST
820.86 *
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ST
160.92 *
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146.33
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140
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25.95 *
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MURPHY CHRISTOPHER M - TRUSTEE
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303.00
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1,015.62
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1,744.76 *
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216.32
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11,112.58 *
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875.87
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166.04 *
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3,328.56
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5,461.20 *
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12,734.03 *
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26.90 *
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141
-
20408 PUB 42 16 WALES ST
75.84
-
20918 PURE ORIGINAL 22 CENTER ST
584.60 *
-
17687 QUIGLEY TREVOR J 256 A CHURCH ST
783.62 *
-
14550 R & M REALTY INC 116 SPRUCE ST
2,609.91
-
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3,696.42
-
17720 R & M REALTY INC 117 POST ST
7,135.95
-
14552 R & M REALTY INC 118 SPRUCE ST
33,350.31
-
14566 RAGOSTA JAMES 440 WEST ST
12,800.09
*
-
14568 RAGOSTA JERRY 41 PROSPECT ST
10,803.95
*
-
14567
RAGOSTA JOS J JR & JOS III-
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289.33
-
21172 RAGOSTA ROBBIN 31 JACKSON AV
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-
20849 RAW HONEY 5 CENTER ST
229.76 *
-
15346 RD SCHILLER LLC 270 DORR DR
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*
-
21102 REKAROO'S CHILD CARE 41 EAST CENTER ST
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-
11212 RICHARDS MAX J 70 CLEVELAND AV
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-
14657 RICKETTS CAROL R 19 DIVISION ST
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-
21167 ROGER'S AUTOMOTIVE 56 HOWE ST
26.68 *
-
21193 RT 100 ENTERPRISES LTD 187 STRATTON RD
1,783.52 *
-
21240 RUFF LIFE COFFEE 46 CENTER ST
139.64 *
-
14650 RUGGLES MELANIE M 47 ALLEN ST
4,933.66 *
-
20920
RUTLAND AREA FLEA
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39.90
-
20476 RUTLAND COUNTRY STORE 213 NORTH MAIN ST
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-
20943 RUTLAND DENTAL CARE 135 N MAIN ST
87.16
-
17130 RUTLAND RESTAURANT
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ROW
97.09 *
142
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19,163.15 *
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939.22 *
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3,325.82
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3,412.17 *
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4,558.14 *
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18,954.26 *
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3,584.58 *
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12,623.00 *
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181.84
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1,909.16
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4,056.49 *
143
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3,195.16 *
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51.28
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80.08
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4,361.72
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60.04 *
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180.12 *
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2,104.07
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1,143.32 *
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1,356.12 *
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1,075.80 *
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436.45
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508.66
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4,689.16
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41.09
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210.44 *
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3,393.03
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539.48
144
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2,268.47
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14,149.97
*
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34.60
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5,896.88
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36,573.13
*
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1,982.78 *
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119.68 *
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3,199.86 *
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397.57 *
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7,795.44 *
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5,898.78 *
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7,081.84 *
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719.12 *
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79.80
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1,015.63
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2,237.60 *
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9,110.24 *
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96.27 *
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5,310.14 *
145
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984.64
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4,258.64 *
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1,258.95 *
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10,181.83 *
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81.51
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