Press Release

– Governor Phil Scott today announced the appointment of Randy Brock, of Swanton, to represent the Franklin District in the Vermont State Senate.

In response to the national dialogue around the prevalence of sexual harassment, Gov. Scott called on DHR to review the State’s sexual harassment policies and procedures and recommend any necessary changes. The Department identified an opportunity to improve training requirements.

Governor Phil Scott joined local, state and federal partners Wednesday to announce over $3.5 million in community development grants to eight communities.

In April, Governor Phil Scott presented a proposal for a statewide health benefit for school employees designed to save taxpayers up to $26 million a year while investing nearly $50 million to keep school employees out-of-pocket healthcare costs level.

On Monday, December 18, Governor Phil Scott addressed attendees at his Education Summit at Norwich University.

Governor Phil Scott issued an Executive Order this week, updating and enhancing the Executive Code of Ethics (Executive Order No. 19-17).

Governor Phil Scott today announced he’s appointed 42 Vermonters to State boards and commissions in the month of November.

Governor Phil Scott today announced the appointment of Kelly MacLaury Pajala, of Londonderry, as Representative for the Windham-Bennington-Windsor District, serving the towns of Jamaica, Londonderry, Stratton, Weston and Winhall.

Governor Phil Scott has made a request for federal disaster funds to assist communities and public utilities in 10 Vermont counties in paying for repairs to public infrastructure damaged in wind and rain storms on October 29 and 30.

Governor Phil Scott today announced appointments to his Cybersecurity Advisory Team, which he established via Executive Order 18-17 in October.