Each Monday during the legislative session, VLCT Advocacy publishes a Weekly Legislative Report and archives it here for the duration of the biennium. You may now also follow key issues throughout the session via the topical Advocacy Updates pages below.
Vermont’s 2025 legislative session was long and busy, and legislative actions included some major wins for municipal government in addition to generational changes to Vermont’s systems for infrastructure funding, education finance, and housing...
Vermont’s 2025 legislative session officially ended just before 9 PM on June 16. For those who made over-under wagers, that means that the school year concluded before the legislative session did.
The VLCT Advocacy team brought home some major wins...
Unable to find consensus on education transformation, the legislature has entered a ‘token session’ and will not reconvene again until the veto session, which is already scheduled to begin on June 16. Before gaveling out late Friday night, both...