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FYIVT Golden Dome: Midday Roundup
Members of the House Education Committee heard from the State Board of Education about work under Act 73 including rulemaking tied to class size minimums and other updates to…
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So, You Like Gas Vehicles?
Vermont’s electric-vehicle sales mandate hasn’t been repealed — it’s only paused. The state’s Advanced Clean Cars II rule, which would phase out new gasoline vehicle deliveries by 2035, remains…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Evening Roundup
Committees met March 11 to consider bills and draft amendments addressing mandates and regulatory authority across health care natural resources education human services judiciary environment and economic development Testimony…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Midday Roundup
Legislative committees met March 11 to review a range of policy measures and oversight issues with the House Environment Committee holding multiple sessions on data center regulation and related…
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VT Legislature Set to Take Up Another Gun Bill (again)
The Vermont House Judiciary Committee will hear testimony Wednesday on H.606, an omnibus firearms bill that would expand several areas of state gun law, including penalties for firearm theft,…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Evening Roundup
Lawmakers on March 10 heard multiple committee briefings and testimony on proposals affecting professional licensure housing and land use exemptions water and wastewater permitting for large facilities and state…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Midday Roundup
Lawmakers and witnesses on March 10 addressed a range of policy issues with committee discussion focused on housing density and zoning clarifications tied to prior acts plans for spending…
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War Department Continues Support for Scouting America After Policy Changes
The War Department will continue supporting Scouting America after the organization agreed to remove DEI initiatives and adopt policies aligned with Executive Order 14173. The agreement preserves military support…
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VT Senate Examines New Investment Income Tax
A proposal to tax investment income for households earning more than $200,000 drew debate in the Senate Finance Committee as lawmakers considered whether Vermont could raise new revenue without…
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How Federal Law Treats Illegal Aliens in the Census, Representation, and State Funding
Federal law requires the U.S. Census to count the “whole number of persons” living in each state, regardless of immigration status. That rule affects congressional representation and population-based federal…
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