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Walk from Kikas Valley to Barber Farm
The Jericho Trails Committee will be walking from the Kikas Valley Trails to Barber Farm, starting at 5pm on June 23. The Committee members are familiarizing themselves with the area and discussing potential for future connectivity opportunities.
Mobbs Farm Committee 7pm - Zoom (link posted in agenda
28 April 2025
What is the total cost of conserving Mobbs Farm?
Working with the Vermont Land Trust, the total estimated cost of establishing a conservation easement and stewardship endowment for the property is $43,000. To date, we have received commitments totaling $30,000 to pay for the easement. The $13,000 balance will be raised through fundraising efforts.Jericho Underhill Land Trust$10,000VT Land Trust Forest Reserve Fund$10,000Jericho Conservation Committee Grant$10,000Balance to be raised via fundraising$13,000
Niels Rinehart (Bicycle & Pedestrian Connectivity Committee)
When their boys grew older, Rinehart felt a desire to give back to his community and after initially looking at the Affordable Housing Committee, he joined the Trails Committee in May of 2020.Rinehart is proud of the new trail map prepared by the committee
Jericho Trails Use Survey Results
Interested in the results of the recent Trails Use Survey? You can check out the full survey results here.
Susan Bresee (Planning Commission)
Mostly, Bresee loves walking and appreciates her proximity to the trails at Mobbs Farm.“Jericho is a really friendly town, especially for families with kids,” Bresee said.
Discuss ARPA Funding Priorities
These funds should not go towards religious/political organizations that serve targeted populations, but rather education, municipal services and aligned groups such as the JCPA and Mobbs Farm.
Changes to Our Name and Mission Statement
The "Trails" committee has a new name!
Bicycle and Pedestrian Connectivity Committee
JBPCC will maintain and create public trails and pathways, facilitate public outreach, education, and encourage non-motorized travel and recreation.