Killington seeks financial help after cash crunch, TIF compliance issues
28-08-2026 21:41 via vtdigger.org

Killington seeks financial help after cash crunch, TIF compliance issues

Killington’s welcome sign in June 2022. File photo by Natalie Williams/VTDiggerThis story by Katy Savage was first published by the Mountain Times on Aug. 26, 2026. Monday, Aug. 24 was Celia Clancy’s first time sitting with the Killington Selectboard since she defeated Roger Rivera for the seat on Aug. 11. She was largely quiet during the meeting.Killington officials are trying to stabilize the town’s finances after a cash crunch left it without enough money to cover all
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