Vermont Legislation

VT HCR233 is a resolution that honors the nominees for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America’s Vermont Youth of the Year award for 2026. This recognition celebrates the achievements and contributions of young individuals in the community. It aims to highlight the positive impact of youth programs in Vermont.

The bill addresses rules around residential rental agreements and eviction processes in Vermont. It also establishes a pilot program to report positive rental payment history to credit agencies, which could help renters improve their credit scores. Overall, the bill aims to support renters and create a more equitable housing environment.

VT HCR234 is a resolution that officially designates April 9, 2026, as Alzheimer’s Awareness Day at the State House in Vermont. This day is intended to raise awareness about Alzheimer's disease and its impact on individuals and families. The resolution aims to promote education and understanding of the disease.

VT HCR235 is a resolution from the Vermont House that congratulates Sophia Parker from Addison for being chosen as the 80th Miss Vermont. This resolution acknowledges her achievement and celebrates her role as a representative of the state. It highlights the pride the community feels in her accomplishment.

VT HCR236 is a resolution that acknowledges the significant role of the manufacturing industry in Vermont's economy. It designates April 2, 2026, as Manufacturing Day at the State House to celebrate and promote this sector.

VT HCR237 is a resolution passed by the Vermont House that congratulates athletes from Vermont who won medals at the 2026 Winter Olympics. It recognizes their hard work and achievements in bringing honor to the state. This resolution serves to celebrate their success and inspire future athletes.

VT HCR238 is a resolution that congratulates the Vermont Association for the Blind and Visually Impaired for 100 years of service. The resolution recognizes their efforts in advocating for and providing support services to individuals who are blind or visually impaired. It highlights the importance of their work in improving the lives of these individuals in Vermont.

This bill is a resolution that celebrates the friendship between Vermont and Taiwan, marking 27 years of their sister-state relationship. It aims to strengthen the ties between Vermont and Taiwan and supports Taiwan's involvement in international organizations.

The bill aims to improve energy efficiency in buildings across Vermont. It sets standards and guidelines for construction and renovation to ensure that buildings use energy more efficiently, which can help reduce energy costs and environmental impact. The legislation is part of a broader effort to promote sustainability and combat climate change.

The joint resolution VT JRS046 establishes that the Vermont General Assembly will adjourn for the weekend on March 27, 2026. This means that legislative sessions will pause during that time, allowing lawmakers to take a break before resuming their work. It is a procedural measure to manage the legislative calendar.

The Vermont Senate resolution celebrates 27 years of friendship between Vermont and Taiwan, reaffirming their strong relationship. It also expresses support for improving connections between Vermont and Taiwan and encourages Taiwan's involvement in international organizations.

The bill establishes a position for an Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) Coordinator in Vermont. This coordinator will be responsible for ensuring compliance with the ADA and promoting accessibility for individuals with disabilities across the state. The aim is to improve services and support for people with disabilities in various sectors.

The bill VT H0545 allows for the issuance of immunization recommendations to help improve public health in Vermont. It aims to provide guidance on vaccinations to ensure that residents are informed about the benefits and importance of immunizations. The legislation is intended to support efforts in preventing disease outbreaks and promoting community health.

The bill requires health insurance plans in Vermont to cover biomarker testing, which helps in identifying specific characteristics of diseases, particularly cancer. This testing can guide treatment decisions and improve patient outcomes. By mandating coverage, the bill aims to make these essential tests more accessible to patients.

The bill VT S0220 addresses the rules around the excess spending threshold, which is a limit on how much money can be spent by local governments and school districts. It aims to modify or clarify this threshold to ensure that local entities can manage their budgets effectively without unnecessary restrictions. This could potentially allow for more flexibility in funding essential services.

The Pay Act (VT H0950) aims to establish compensation standards for certain state employees in Vermont. It seeks to ensure that these employees receive fair pay for their work. The bill is currently in the introduction stage and has been sponsored by the Government Operations and Military Affairs committee.

The bill relates to captive insurance companies, which are insurance companies created to insure the risks of their parent companies. It aims to provide a regulatory framework that supports the growth and operation of these companies in Vermont. This legislation is designed to make it easier for businesses to create and manage their own insurance solutions.

The bill VT H0945 aims to regulate the production and sale of hemp products in Vermont. This includes establishing guidelines for the quality and safety of these products to ensure they are safe for consumers. The legislation seeks to support the growing hemp industry while protecting public health.

VT HCR229 is a resolution from the Vermont House that honors the life and contributions of Robert D. Rachlin, a respected leader in the legal community, as well as a talented linguist and musician. The resolution serves as a formal recognition of his impact and legacy within the state.

The bill is a formal resolution from the Vermont House congratulating Ryan Kilborn for receiving the Outstanding Management of Resources award from the Vermont Forest Products Association. It recognizes his contributions and achievements in managing forest resources effectively.

VT HCR227 is a resolution that honors the memory of Alice June Abraham. It acknowledges her contributions and significance to the community. This type of resolution is often used to pay tribute to individuals who have made a positive impact.

The bill, VT H0947, aims to create a universal design building code for residential properties in Vermont. This code would ensure that new homes are designed to be accessible and usable by people of all ages and abilities. The goal is to promote inclusivity and improve living conditions for individuals with disabilities or mobility challenges.

This bill focuses on how utilities are advertised and their costs in residential rental agreements in Vermont. It aims to ensure that tenants have clear and accurate information about utility expenses before signing a lease. This transparency is intended to help renters make informed decisions about their housing options.

The bill allows Vermonters the right to grow vegetable gardens on their property. It aims to protect homeowners from restrictions that might prevent them from cultivating their own food. This legislation supports local food production and encourages sustainable gardening practices.