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Want a Seat on the Vermont Climate Council?
In accordance with Act 153 of 2020, which requires Vermont to reduce greenhouse gas pollution levels and emissions, the Vermont Climate Council will identify how communities can prepare for extreme weather events. VLCT will recommend to the Speaker of the House at least one local official to serve as the Vermont Climate Council's sole municipal government representative. Apply by 9/26.
Host a Public Forum to Meet Your Legislative Candidates!
With the primary elections over and the general election ahead,we encourage you to host a Candidates Forum to acquaint your legislative candidates and local voters with municipal responsibilities, current issues, and legislative priorities. Use our handy toolkit to get started!
Grants to Modernize Your Zoning Bylaws
Up to $650,000 is available to support statewide municipal bylaw modernization grants to help Vermont cities and towns expand opportunities for new homes, confront the state’s housing crisis, and prepare communities for unprecedented investments in housing and infrastructure. Apply by 11/1.
Remote Sensors DO Reduce Property Insurance Claims!
PACIF's pilot program to test internet-connected remote sensors in municipal settings has proven that this technology has significant risk management value. That's why PACIF has introduced two ways to encourage members to implement these systems.
Small Group Health Insurance Costs Rise – a LOT
The Green Mountain Care Board has announced the rates that the state’s two health insurance carriers can charge for coverage through Vermont Health Connect. The average increases are 11.7% for BlueCross BlueShield and 18.3% for MVP, which will affect all but a few of Vermont’s municipal governments. The state’s 2023 plan comparison tool will be ready for use on 10/14/22, and open enrollment for 2023 plans begins on 11/1/22.
The Latest Info from EyeMed Vision Care
If your municipality uses VLCT's Vision Insurance employee benefit, here are two new details you should know about.
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