Governor Phil Scott announced actions on the following bills, passed by the Legislature. Bills with a corresponding message to the Legislature are noted below and messages are attached.
On July 13, Governor Scott signed bills of the following titles:
- S.219, An act relating to addressing racial bias and excessive use of force by law enforcement
- S.338, An act relating to justice reinvestment
- S.339, An act relating to miscellaneous changes to laws related to vehicles
- S.342, An act relating to temporary workers’ compensation amendments related to COVID-19 (see attached letter)
- H.552, An act relating to the Vermont Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Pollution Control Revolving Fund
- H.572, An act relating to the Maternal Mortality Review Panel
- H.716, An act relating to Abenaki hunting and fishing licenses
- H.754, An act relating to restructuring and reorganizing General Assembly staff offices
- H.837, An act relating to enhanced life estate deeds
- H.956, An act relating to miscellaneous amendments to alcoholic beverage laws
The Governor has now acted on all bills passed by the Legislature to-date. To view a complete list of action on bills passed during the 2020 legislative session, visit https://governor.vermont.gov/governor-scotts-blog/2020-legislative-session.
It’s not e-bike that is the problem! If I dressed in black, no lights on my car, no seat belt…
Maybe the police should watch the Brigham Road in St. Albans Town for a few days. Comment from Richard Day.
There are 482 Somalis living in Vermont, but I love the casual racism.
There must be more to this story and will the media cover this???? Comment from Richard Day.
I can tell you where the money went: 1) the stupid new VTrans garage in Berlin 2) Sarah George salary…
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This bill will get police officers hurt or killed and Governor Scott could care less. He knows nothing about what law enforcement deals with on the streets. He and the legislators did not ask any impute from the the VT Police or Chief’s associations. The people who are on the street will suffer.