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FYIVT Golden Dome: Evening Roundup
House and Senate committees on Thursday discussed proposed tax changes for second homes school funding pressures new health insurance mandates dam and hunting related emergency planning and budget requests…
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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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