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Here is a list of links that will give you access to information about Vermont Government
| The Second Vermont Republic
The Second Vermont Republic is a peaceful, democratic, grassroots, communitarian political movement committed to the return of Vermont to its rightful status as an independent republic as it once was between 1777 and 1791. |
| The State of Vermont - Legislature
www.leg.state.vt.us - A very informative and user-friendly website, our link will take you to the Frequently Asked Questions page - explore further from there. |
| The State of Vermont - Office of the Lieutenant Governor
Currently this office is filled by Brian Dubie. This link will take you to the www.ltgov.state.vt.us homepage. |
| Vermont.gov
Vermont.gov is the state government's homepage and official website, a gateway to all state agencies and services online. This link will take you to a list (with links) of Vermont state government branchs, agencies, departments, boards, commissions, counci |
| The State of Vermont - Office of Governor
Currently this office is occupied by Jim Douglas. Our link brings you the Governor's home page. |
| The State of Vermont - Office of Secretary of State
This office is currently occupied by Deborah Markowitz. |
| The State of Vermont - Department of Public Safety - Homeland Security Unit
Created February 20, 2003 by executive order of Governor Jim Douglas. This link takes you to that executive order. |
| Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservationís mission is to preserve, enhance, restore and conserve Vermontís natural resources and protect human health for the benefit of this and future generations. The DEC, along with the departments of Fish and Wildlife and of Forest, Parks and Recreation, is part of the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources.
Through its programs, the DEC manages water and air quality; regulates solid and hazardous wastes; and administers a number of voluntary pollution and waste reduction programs. While the DEC issues most of the stateís environmental permits, the department does more than just set forth regulations and assure compliance. Among other responsibilities, department staff members collect data; conduct research; run volunteer programs; develop educational and outreach materials and programs; administer grants; and work with conservation organizations and state and federal agencies to examine critical environmental issues. |
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