- Any -AdvocacyARPAFFAMACRMS April 26, 2023 VLCT Announces Municipal Reinvestment Pilot Program The Vermont League of Cities and Towns seeks proposals from municipalities or non-profit organizations located in Vermont seeking investments to facilitate community and economic development in... April 25, 2023 Open Up for Dental Open Enrollment The open enrollment period for VLCT's fiscal year group Dental Insurance plans is just getting started! This means that municipalities not already offering this great employee benefit can sign up soon... April 24, 2023 VLCT Statement on Housing to the House Environment and Energy Committee 4/24/23 April 24, 2023 Amy Sheldon, Chair House Environment and Energy Committee State House 115 State St. Montpelier VT 05633-5301 Dear Chair Sheldon and Members of the House Environment and Energy Committee... April 21, 2023 2023 Weekly Legislative Report #16 Please Contact Your Representatives about the Housing Bill Contact your representatives this weekend and early next week and urge them to support the amendment to the housing bill ( S.100) proposed by... April 19, 2023 How to Log In to MAP In this video, VLCT Executive Director Ted Brady explains how VLCT members can gain their initial access to the new Municipal Access Portal (MAP) at vlct.org. {"preview_thumbnail":"/sites/default... April 17, 2023 VLCT Statement on Housing to Speaker of the House 4/14/23 April 14, 2023 The Honorable Jill Krowinski Speaker of the House Vermont General Assembly Office of the Speaker 115 State Street Montpelier, VT 05633 Dear Speaker Krowinski: Thank you for taking time... April 17, 2023 VTrans to Post Bridge Weight Limits to Inform Emergency Vehicle Drivers On April 10, 2023. the Vermont Agency of Transportation announced that before July 30, 2023, it will install new signs on some municipal-owned bridges throughout the state showing weight limits for... April 14, 2023 2023 Weekly Legislative Report #15 The State House is entering the last few innings of the legislative session , a nd things are gettin g a bit unpredictable – particularly for a legislative session with the largest percentage of new... Load More