Vermont Legislation

VT HCR265 is a resolution that congratulates Ryan and Gabrielle Viens for their heroic actions in assisting Sgt. Nicholas Pillsbury of the Grand Isle County Sheriff’s Department during a life-threatening situation. The resolution recognizes their bravery and quick response in a critical moment.

VT HCR263 is a resolution that officially congratulates the Mount Mansfield Union High School girls' basketball team for winning the Division I championship in 2026. It recognizes their hard work, dedication, and achievement in sports. The resolution celebrates the team's success and highlights the importance of youth athletics in the community.

VT HCR262 is a resolution that honors Noah Kahan, a singer-songwriter from Vermont, for his significant contributions to American popular music. It also recognizes his efforts in creating and leading The Busyhead Project, which likely promotes mental health awareness and support. The resolution has been passed by the Vermont General Assembly.

The bill honors Kenneth Morton Jr., the former Fire Chief of Williston, for his exceptional service to the community. It acknowledges his contributions and dedication to firefighting and public safety. The resolution recognizes his impact on the town and the lives he has touched during his career.

The Vermont S0210 bill allows for easier access to autopsy reports for the public and interested parties. This means that families, researchers, and others can obtain these reports more readily, which can help in understanding causes of death and improve transparency. It aims to balance public interest with privacy concerns.

The bill aimed to address fraud related to home and land improvements by establishing regulations and penalties for deceptive practices in these areas. It sought to protect consumers from scams and ensure that contractors and service providers operate fairly. However, the bill was ultimately vetoed, meaning it will not become law.

The Vermont Joint Resolution 050 establishes that the legislative session will adjourn for the weekend on April 24, 2026. This resolution is primarily a procedural measure to manage the schedule of the legislative calendar.

The bill establishes a legal framework for defining and regulating franchise relationships in Vermont. This means that businesses that operate as franchises will have clear guidelines on their rights and responsibilities. It aims to protect both franchisors and franchisees by ensuring transparency and fairness in their agreements.

The bill approves changes to the Town of Bennington's charter that relate to the role of the Town Manager. These amendments are designed to clarify the responsibilities and authority of the Town Manager within the local government. This aims to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of town administration.

The bill focuses on implementing recommendations from a working group that studied how to improve reparative programs after legal judgments. Its aim is to enhance support for individuals involved in the justice system by promoting restorative practices. The bill seeks to create a more effective approach to addressing the consequences of legal actions.

The bill allows telehealth appointments to be recorded if both the patient and the healthcare provider agree to it. This means that conversations during virtual medical visits can be saved for future reference, which could help with continuity of care. The goal is to improve communication and ensure that important information is not missed.

The bill is a resolution from the Vermont House that congratulates the 2025 Green Mountain Council Class of Eagle Scouts. It recognizes the achievements of these young individuals who have reached a significant milestone in their scouting journey. The resolution emphasizes the importance of leadership and community service demonstrated by the Eagle Scouts.

VT HCR261 is a resolution that officially recognizes May 2026 as Older Americans Month in Vermont. It also designates May 6, 2026, as Age Strong Vermont Day, celebrating the contributions of older residents in the state.

VT HCR252 is a resolution that honors Mary Houghton from Brattleboro for her exceptional work in promoting sustainable and affordable housing. The resolution recognizes her contributions to the community and her advocacy efforts. It aims to highlight the importance of affordable housing in Vermont.

VT HCR255 is a resolution that congratulates the Bellows Free Academy-St. Albans Comets girls' ice hockey team for winning the Division I championship in 2026. This resolution recognizes the team's achievement and celebrates their success in the sport.

The bill, known as VT HCR256, is a resolution passed by the Vermont General Assembly to congratulate Grant Montgomery for winning two state championships in alpine skiing. It recognizes his achievements and contributions to the sport in Vermont. This resolution serves as a formal acknowledgment of his hard work and success.

The Vermont House concurrent resolution HCR260 congratulates Charlotte Jasmin, the captain of the Hartford Hurricanes basketball team, for being named the 2026 Gatorade Player of the Year for girls' basketball in Vermont. This resolution recognizes her achievements and contributions to the sport. It highlights the importance of celebrating young athletes and their hard work.

VT HCR259 is a resolution that congratulates Terese Black for being named the 2026 Vermont Mother of the Year. It recognizes her contributions and the importance of motherhood in the community. The resolution has passed, showing support for Terese's achievements.

VT HCR254 is a resolution that officially congratulates the Bellows Free Academy-St. Albans Bobwhites for winning the Division I championship in boys' basketball in 2026. It recognizes the team's hard work and achievements in the sport. This resolution serves to celebrate the success of the student-athletes and promote school spirit.

VT HCR257 is a resolution that congratulates the Hartford High School Hurricanes girls’ ice hockey team for winning their third consecutive Division II championship in 2026. It recognizes the team's hard work, dedication, and achievements in sports. This resolution is a way for the Vermont General Assembly to honor the team's success.

The bill is a resolution that congratulates the Hartford High School Hurricanes girls' basketball team for winning the Division II championship in 2026. It recognizes the team's hard work and achievements in sports. This resolution aims to celebrate the success of the student-athletes and their contributions to the school community.

The Vermont Joint Resolution 049 is a formal decision to adjourn the legislative session for the weekend on April 17, 2026. This means that lawmakers will take a break from their work during that time. The resolution has been passed, indicating agreement among legislators on this schedule.

The bill is a Senate concurrent resolution that honors the University of Vermont Medical Center and Dr. Lewis R. First, a distinguished pediatrician affiliated with the university. It recognizes Dr. First's exceptional contributions to pediatric medicine and the impact he has had on the community and healthcare.

VT HCR248 is a resolution that congratulates the Hazen Union High School Wildcats for winning the Division III championship in boys' basketball in 2026. It recognizes the team's hard work and achievement in sports. The resolution was sponsored by Michael Southworth and has passed through the legislative process.