Representing Dover, Jamaica, Somerset, Stratton and Wardsboro
Dear friends and neighbors, This week, two issues continued to dominate conversations: land use and education. Both are complicated, both affect costs, and both are still very much in motion. We saw a significant shift on Act 181, and the House passed H.955, the education transformation bill, sending it to the Senate. Below I walk …
Continue reading Rep. Laura Sibilia: Week 15 of the 2026 Legislative Session
Good evening all! General Election Ballots are in the mail and you have choices! Carefully follow the directions and return all three ballots to your town Clerk's Office before the election. Bring the ballot with you to the polling place on election day Go vote in person at your polling place on election day. If …
Continue reading Rep. Sibilia: Voting update and the return of the turnip
Good evening, This is the time of year when I usually feel time begin to slip away. Holidays on the horizon, big projects at my year round job and the start of a new legislative session rushing at us. This year the legislature will reconvene on January 5th 2022 - almost certainly in person. The …
Good evening State economists forecasting increases in tax revenue for FY 2022 & 2023. Unpredictability from the pandemic may affect overall recovery Many thanks to the Wardsboro and Dover Public Libraries who have agreed to allow me to host monthly in person public office hours Wardsboro library on the 3rd Thursdays from 6-7 pm beginning …
Thank you to the voters in Dover, Readsboro, Searsburg, Somerset, Stamford, Wardsboro and Whitingham for your confidence and for re-electing me to a fourth term representing your interests and voices in the Vermont House of Representatives. This is a challenging time for our businesses, our retirees, our students and our residents as issues associated with …
Good evening - Tomorrow is November 3rd and your last chance to vote in the 2020 election! If you are a registered voter you should have received a mail in ballot. If you plan to vote in person, you can save time by bringing that unused ballot with you.In Vermont you can register to vote …
From the Vermont Secretary of State's Office Visit the elections section of our website at where we have lots of information about voting. You can also find the online portal to register to vote, update your voter information, track your absentee ballot, or you can visit our FAQ section for answers to the many other …
Continue reading Need to know info about Vermont’s mailed ballots
Latest modeling guidance from Vermont Department of Finance and Regulation COVID-19 Modeling October 13, 2020 Presentation From the Vermont Secretary of State: Need to know info about Vermont’s mailed ballots Vermonters age 60 and older and Family Caregiver Surveys The Vermont Department of Disabilities, Aging, and Independent Living (DAIL) wants to learn about older Vermonters’ needs …
After the longest legislative session in history, it's hard to believe we are now also less then five weeks away from the general election. While we have been inundated with talk about the national elections, Vermont will also elect all offices from Governor to State Representative this year as we do every two years. And …
Continue reading Sibilia: Voting (and a short campaign season) has begun
GOVERNOR PHIL SCOTT ANNOUNCES ACTION ON BILLS Montpelier, Vt. – Governor Phil Scott today announced action on a range of bills, including the Legislature’s bill to create a regulated cannabis market in Vermont, which will be allowed to go into law without his signature. Throughout the Legislature’s four-year push to create a regulated cannabis market, …
Continue reading Rep. Sibilia: Cannabis Sales, Use of Force, Expanded Hazard Pay Become Law
Vermont State Representative Laura Sibilia 