- Any -AdvocacyARPAFFAMACRMS March 16, 2022 VLCT Partnering with Efficiency Vermont to Expand Municipal Energy Efficiency Programs The Vermont League of Cities and Towns (VLCT) and Efficiency Vermont have launched a new partnership to lower municipal energy costs and climate impacts. The partnership, part of VLCT’s recently... March 14, 2022 2022 Workers' Compensation Audits Reminder PACIF members received an email in February from "PACIF Self-Audit" listing the documents they need to assemble and send to PACIF underwriting staff for the 2022 workers' compensation payroll audits... March 11, 2022 2022 Weekly Legislative Report #10 March 11, 2022 Articles in today’s legislative report discuss pupil weighting and education funding, housing and Act 250, and qualified immunity. Elsewhere in the State House updates forestland and... March 8, 2022 Town Meeting Day Results Suggest Vermonters Trust Municipal Leaders By Ted Brady, VLCT Executive Director (tbrady@vlct.org) March 8, 2022. One week ago, tens of thousands of Vermonters headed to the polls to vote on more than 3,200 articles. A super majority of those... February 25, 2022 2022 Weekly Legislative Report #9 February 25, 2022 Next week the legislature takes a break for Town Meeting, and we too will take a break from our Friday report. But this week, we report on proposed changes to public safety... February 24, 2022 2022 Vermont Town Meeting Day Preview February 24, 2022 VLCT's 2022 Vermont Town Meeting Day Preview from VLCT Executive Director Ted Brady SUMMARY Town Meeting Day is changing. Since 2019, the pandemic has caused thousands of... February 22, 2022 VLCT PACIF’s Evaluation of Elimination of Qualified Immunity on Policing On February 22, 2022, VLCT issued “VLCT PACIF’s Evaluation of Elimination of Qualified Immunity on Policing,” a position paper on qualified immunity authored by VLCT Property and Casualty... February 22, 2022 Understanding the Importance of Qualified Immunity By Jessie BakerPresident, VLCT Board of Directors February 22, 2022. The Vermont Senate is considering multiple bills to create a new and expansive private cause of action for monetary damages... Load More PDF/Print Page
