Vermont Legislation

VT HCR250 is a resolution passed by the Vermont General Assembly that honors the life and artistic contributions of John Killacky, a former Representative from South Burlington. The resolution recognizes his achievements and impact on the community and the arts. It serves as a tribute to his legacy and dedication to public service.

VT HCR249 is a resolution that congratulates the Hazen Union Lady Cats girls' basketball team for winning the Division III championship in 2026. It recognizes their hard work and achievement in sports. The resolution is sponsored by Representative Michael Southworth.

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.

VT HCR247 is a resolution that honors the life and contributions of Kenneth A. Harvey, a former member of the Vermont House of Representatives and Chair of the Hyde Park Selectboard. The resolution serves as a formal recognition of his service and commitment to his community. It reflects the respect and gratitude of the legislature for his work.

The bill aims to identify State buildings and land that are not being used effectively. By doing this, the State can make better use of its resources, potentially saving money and improving services. The goal is to ensure that all State properties are utilized to their fullest potential.

The bill, VT JRS048, is a joint resolution that sets the date for the Vermont General Assembly to adjourn for the weekend on April 10, 2026. This means that the legislative session will pause for the weekend on that date. The resolution has been passed, indicating agreement among lawmakers on this scheduling matter.

The Vermont Senate passed a resolution to celebrate the 90th birthday of former Senator Judith E. Bloomer Crowley and the 30th anniversary of her and her husband, former Senator John P. Crowley, serving in the Vermont Senate. This resolution expresses warm wishes and acknowledges their contributions to the state. It highlights their long-standing service and dedication to the community.

VT HCR246 is a resolution that officially designates April 10, 2026, as Vermont Children’s Alliance Day at the State House. This day is meant to raise awareness and support for children's issues in Vermont. The resolution has been sponsored by Jubilee McGill and has successfully passed through the legislative process.

VT HCR245 is a resolution that celebrates the significance of the visitor economy in Vermont. It designates April 16, 2026, as Tourism Economy Day at the State House to highlight the contributions of tourism to the state's economy and community.

VT HCR244 is a resolution that designates the week of April 11–17, 2026, as Black Maternal Health Week in Vermont. The goal of this week is to raise awareness about issues affecting Black mothers and promote efforts to improve maternal health outcomes in the community.

VT HCR243 is a resolution that congratulates the Fair Haven Union High School Slaters bowling team for winning their second consecutive State championship in 2026. It recognizes the team's hard work and achievements in the sport. The resolution was sponsored by Representative William Canfield and has passed through the legislative process.

VT HCR242 is a resolution that congratulates the Mount Anthony Union High School Patriots for their victory in the Division I boys’ Nordic skiing championship in 2026. It recognizes the hard work and dedication of the team and their coaches. The resolution serves to honor the achievement of the students in a formal way.

VT HCR241 is a resolution that congratulates Dr. Lesley-Ann Dupigny-Giroux, a distinguished professor and climatologist at the University of Vermont, for receiving the Mani L. Bhaumik Award for her work in public engagement with science. The resolution recognizes her contributions to understanding climate issues and her efforts to communicate scientific knowledge to the public.

VT HCR240 is a resolution that congratulates Stephen R. Bissette for being named the sixth Cartoonist Laureate of Vermont. This recognition honors his contributions to the art of cartooning and his impact on the state's cultural landscape.

VT HCR239 is a resolution that congratulates the teams that won at the 18th annual Jr Iron Chef VT culinary competition. This event highlights the culinary skills of young chefs in Vermont and promotes healthy cooking and eating habits among youth.

The joint resolution VT JRS047 establishes that the Vermont General Assembly will adjourn for the weekend on April 3, 2026. This means that legislative activities will pause during that time, allowing members to take a break before resuming their work. It is a procedural measure to manage the legislative calendar.

The Vermont Senate resolution reaffirms the strong friendship between Vermont and Taiwan, marking 27 years of their sister-state relationship. It aims to promote better relations between Vermont and Taiwan and supports Taiwan's involvement in international organizations.

The Vermont House passed a resolution celebrating the long-standing friendship between Vermont and Taiwan, marking 27 years of their sister-state relationship. The resolution emphasizes the importance of strengthening ties between Vermont and Taiwan and supports Taiwan's involvement in international organizations.

VT HCR231 is a resolution that recognizes and honors the significant accomplishments of the federal TRIO programs in Vermont. These programs aim to support low-income and first-generation college students in their educational pursuits. The resolution highlights the positive impact these programs have had on individuals and communities throughout the state.

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 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.

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 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 focuses on improving how the legislature operates and ensuring that the government is accountable to the public. It aims to establish clearer procedures and enhance transparency in legislative processes. By doing so, it seeks to build trust between the government and the citizens it serves.