Representing Dover, Jamaica, Somerset, Stratton and Wardsboro
Please see this statement from the Windham County Delegation related to the BMH Birthing Center Good evening friends and neighbors, When the Legislature adjourns, I return to the year-round job I've been fortunate to hold throughout my time serving in Montpelier. That transition gives me the opportunity to reconnect every day with our region's economy, …
Continue reading Summer Reflections, Office Hours, and New Laws Taking Effect
Happy Mother's Day. “Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.” — Mother Teresa This quote makes me think of the mothers in my life and of the people who I have watched step into that role. I hope you had a good day. I was …
Continue reading Rep. Sibilia: Week 18 of the 2026 Legislative Session
Friends and Neighbors, This update includes an invitation to join us locally for the Vermont Wine & Harvest Festival, my recent statewide op-ed on political violence, new drought reporting resources, updates on vaccines and healthcare affordability, wood heat incentives for Windham County, a Brattleboro town hall with Attorney General Clark, federal climate decisions that matter …
In this update: Healthcare changes • Education reform • Climate plan • Clean Heat pause • New recovery tools Friends and neighbors, Our family is grateful to have just welcomed our daughter home from overseas military service. Thank you to those who reached out with kind words and concern during her deployment, it meant a …
Continue reading Rep. Sibilia: Summer reflections on Healthcare, Education and Climate
Friends and Neighbors, We left the State House just after midnight and will return in two weeks to finish our work. Despite progress on many issues, the Legislature was unable to adjourn as expected due to continued disagreement on an education reform bill. Below are updates on where key efforts stand—including education, housing, data privacy, …
Continue reading Rep Sibilia: Week 21 of the 2025 Legislative Session
Good evening, This week, I had the opportunity to make my first trip up into the dome of the State House and enjoyed a close-up view of Ceres, the Goddess of Agriculture statue that stands atop the dome, as well as a sweeping view of Montpelier. It was a rare and welcome moment of perspective …
Continue reading Rep Sibilia: Week 20 of the 2025 Legislative Session
The 2025 Legislative Session has brought improved collaboration and this week has brought growing tension. While there has been an effort to improve communication and work through major issues, the divide between the Legislature and the Governor over the Budget Adjustment Act has widened. At the same time, pressing challenges in health care, education, and …
Continue reading Rep. Sibilia: Week 11 of the 2025 Legislative Session
Vermont State Representative Laura Sibilia 