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FYIVT Golden Dome: Midday Roundup
The committee examined amendments to multiple employment and labor related statutes including changes tied to S 173 and S 2 and cross references to Act 32 Members discussed striking…
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VT Legislature Presses DCF on Housing Money
Vermont lawmakers are pressing the Department for Children and Families over how $11 million in emergency housing funds were carried forward and redirected into shelter services. House Human Services…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Evening Roundup
Lawmakers heard testimony across a range of policy areas on Feb 18 including budget and spending details tax proposals land use and zoning jurisdiction enforcement and penalties for property…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Midday Roundup
Lawmakers in several House and Senate committees heard testimony and reviewed draft language on a range of policy topics during meetings on February 18 2026 Major items included housing…
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Vermont Saves: What the Numbers Actually Tell Us
Vermont Saves currently operates with a projected $242,000 annual funding gap, requiring up to $300,000 in redirected unclaimed-property funds to bridge the difference. With 5,420 funded accounts and $5.17…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Evening Roundup
Legislators across multiple House and Senate committees on Feb 17 took up a range of budget tax education and housing measures focusing on unclaimed property revenue changes school construction…
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FYIVT Golden Dome: Midday Roundup
Legislative committees on February 17 heard testimony and briefings on a range of fiscal and regulatory matters including proposed reallocations of purchase and use tax revenue affecting education and…
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Vermont Eyes Retail Delivery Fee
Vermont lawmakers are considering a new statewide retail delivery fee, raising questions about how delivery costs are passed on to consumers and businesses. H.863, now in the House Transportation…
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VT Lawmakers Want a 30% Minimum Wage Increase
Vermont lawmakers are again pushing to raise the minimum wage — this time to $18.60 an hour under a “livable wage” standard. But big jumps don’t just affect entry-level…
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Vermont Lawmakers Adjust Budget Amid Federal Uncertainty
Vermont lawmakers are advancing a FY2026 budget adjustment that boosts spending for Medicaid caseload pressures, corrections health care costs, and housing supports, while setting aside nearly $75 million for…
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