The Town of
Shelburne

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FY25 Shelburne Annual Report Available
The CCRPC prepares an annual report for every municipality each fall that summarizes work performed in the previous fiscal year. | View the FY25 Shelburne Report »

Shelburne was established in 1763 and is located on beautiful Lake Champlain in Chittenden County, the most populated county in the State of Vermont. It is home to many popular tourist attractions and special events, which draw thousands of visitors each year. The most popular local attractions are the Shelburne Farms, Shelburne Museum and Vermont Teddy Bear Factory. Other special events include concerts, biathlons, triathlons, fireworks, parades and various year round festivals.

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CURRENT PROJECTS:

bay road multimodal scoping study

In partnership with the Town of Shelburne and the help of Fuss & O’Neill, the CCRPC is studying improvements to change Bay Road into a multimodal corridor. A previous 2017 study was unsuccessful in garnering enough support for a preferred alternative. This renewed effort aims to put forth recommendations that are shaped by public feedback and account for lessons learned from the previous iteration.

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fLEET eLECTRIFICATION sTUDY

This 2025 report, prepared by VEIC, assesses potential light-duty EV deployment in Shelburne’s municipal fleet.

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LOWER WEBSTER TO FALLS ROAD SHARED USE PATH STUDY

In partnership with the Town of Shelburne and the help of VHB, the CCRPC is studying the possibility of extending the Lower Webster Road shared use path to Shelburne Village. Part of this effort includes safety improvements to the intersection of US 7 and Lower Webster Road that would serve to prevent vehicles from mistakenly driving onto the shared use path.

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PAST PROJECTS:


Municipal Plan Review:

CCRPC February 2, 2016