- Any -AdvocacyARPAFFAMACRMS April 22, 2022 2022 Weekly Legislative Report #16 April 22, 2022 Today’s report, which may be the last regularly scheduled one of the session, focuses on H.740, a.k.a. the Big Bill. Elsewhere in the State House brings readers up to date (at least... April 20, 2022 Small Community Resources for the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law This week the White House released a new resource to help municipalities navigate finding and applying for funding from the historic Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law... April 15, 2022 2022 Weekly Legislative Report #15 April 15, 2022 Today’s report updates you on legislation concerning equity and inclusion, qualified immunity, idling and speeding, pupil weights, and transportation. Our Elsewhere in the State... April 14, 2022 Testimony to Senate Natural Resources Regarding H.518 On April 14, 2022, Public Policy & Advocacy Director Karen Horn testified before the Senate Natural Resources & Energy Committee regarding H.518, which would target resources to auditing municipal... April 14, 2022 Testimony Before House Transportation Regarding Idling On April 13, 2022, Public Policy & Advocacy Director Karen Horn testified before the House Transportation Committee regarding a campaign to reduce idling. Click the link below to read her testimony... April 14, 2022 The LaBossiere Dossier Jeff LaBossiere began his tenure as VLCT’s new Loss Control Manager in January, and it would not be a cliché to say that he hit the ground running, for running is what comes naturally to anyone... April 13, 2022 Testimony Before Ways & Means Regarding Pupil Weights On April 12, 2022, Public Policy & Advocacy Director Karen Horn urged the members of the House Ways and Means Committee to enact pupil weights with the methodology contemplated in S.287 as it passed... April 8, 2022 2022 Weekly Legislative Report #14 April 8, 2022 If you look far enough down the road, you can see what appears to be the end of the legislative session – though that might easily be a mid-May mirage. But look at today’s legislative... Load More PDF/Print Page