This bill is a House concurrent resolution that formally congratulates the 2026 Lamoille Union High School boys' basketball team for winning the Division II state championship. The resolution recognizes the team's historic victory over the Hartford Hurricanes, marking the school's first state title in basketball and breaking a long-standing drought for the program. It specifically acknowledges the players, coaches, and support staff involved in the championship season and directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the resolution to the high school.
This bill formally congratulates Bea Molson, a student at Mount Mansfield Union High School, for winning her second individual state tennis championship. The resolution recognizes her athletic achievements, specifically noting her victory over the third-seeded opponent in the 2025 state tournament. It directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the resolution to Molson as an official acknowledgment of her accomplishment.
This bill is a formal expression of gratitude from the Vermont General Assembly to Pieter Van Schaik for donating over 125 acres of land to the Albert C. Lord State Forest. The donation will nearly triple the size of the existing 64-acre forest, which is currently surrounded by private property and has limited public access. By adding this new woodland, the gift aims to significantly expand opportunities for recreational activities such as hunting, walking, and snowshoeing. The resolution directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the thanks to Mr. Van Schaik as a recognition of his contribution to the state's natural resources.
This bill is a formal resolution that congratulates the Colchester High School debate team for winning the 2026 Vermont State championship. It specifically recognizes the two team cocaptains, Ariana Riedinger and Naomi Shpaner, along with their teammates and faculty advisor for their performance in the competition. The document directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the resolution to the school as an official acknowledgment of their victory.
This House concurrent resolution honors Vermont Vietnam War veterans who were exposed to the herbicide Agent Orange and acknowledges the efforts of the Orange Heart Medal Foundation, Inc. The bill recognizes that these veterans often suffer from serious health conditions like cancer and Parkinson's disease, which are not always covered by standard military medals such as the Purple Heart. It specifically commends the foundation for creating and distributing the Orange Heart Medal to recognize the service and sacrifices of these individuals. Finally, the resolution directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of this document to the foundation and a representative named in the text.
This bill is a ceremonial resolution that congratulates the 2026 Mount Mansfield Union High School Cougars dance team for winning the state jazz and overall state dancing championships. It recognizes the team's long history of success, noting that this victory marks their eighth state title in jazz and 18th overall in the sport. The resolution specifically honors the individual dancers and coaching staff who contributed to the team's achievements. Finally, it directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the document to the high school as a formal acknowledgment of their accomplishment.
This legislative bill is a formal resolution from the Vermont General Assembly that congratulates Northshire Bookstore on reaching its 50th anniversary. The document highlights the store's history, including its founding in 1976, expansion over the decades, and its reputation for hosting over 200 community events annually. It also notes the recent transition of ownership to a new local family while acknowledging the store's long-standing commitment to serving book lovers. The resolution directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of the text to the bookstore as a gesture of recognition.
This bill is a ceremonial resolution that congratulates Brody Allen, a 17-year-old from Reading, for earning the Distinguished Smallbore Rifleman Award. It recognizes his achievement of completing the NRA Marksmanship Qualification Program through the Precision Valley Fish and Game Association, which involves rigorous shooting exercises to reach the highest level of proficiency. The resolution directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of this acknowledgment to Brody Allen and the association. This measure does not create new laws or change any policies; it simply honors an individual's accomplishment.
This legislative bill is a House concurrent resolution that formally congratulates the Stowe High School boys' Nordic ski team for winning the 2026 Division II championship. The resolution highlights the team's exceptional performance, noting that they achieved first place in both individual and relay races at two different competition sites. It specifically recognizes the eleven student athletes and their new head coach, Ethan Self, for their athletic success and future potential. Additionally, the bill acknowledges that four of the team members were selected to represent Vermont at a separate regional championship in New York. Finally, it directs the Secretary of State to send a copy of this congratulatory resolution to Stowe High School.
This bill directs the Vermont legislature to adjourn on Friday, May 1, 2026, and reconvene no later than Tuesday, May 5, 2026. It specifically affects the state's legislative session by establishing a weekend break between the two dates. The resolution creates a procedural schedule for lawmakers to ensure they return to work by the specified Tuesday deadline.
This bill makes technical corrections to the Vermont Statutes Annotated for the 2026 legislative session, updating various state laws without changing their core policies. It amends provisions related to a joint carbon emissions committee, highway safety programs, spouse abuse and sexual assault victim funding, internship program retirement credits, professional licensing procedures, and privatization contract reviews. The changes primarily involve clarifying language, correcting numbering errors, and updating administrative details across multiple state agencies and programs.
This bill clarifies that "posting annually" for land restrictions on hunting and fishing means placing signs once every 12 months, not multiple times within a year. It directly affects landowners who restrict access to their property, requiring them to maintain dated signs at boundaries (corner posts every 400 feet) and record annual postings with their town clerk for a $5 fee. The key provision updates Vermont law to eliminate ambiguity about the timing of required postings while keeping existing sign requirements and recording procedures unchanged. The bill takes effect July 1, 2026.
