17 V.S.A. § 1893
2021 Vermont Statutes|Title 17 - Elections|Chapter 34 - Apportionment of State Representatives|§ 1893. Initial division

§ 1893. Initial division|The State is divided into the following initial districts, each of which shall be entitled to the indicated number of Representatives:District                        Towns and Cities                                Representatives  ADDISON-1                  Middlebury  ...........................................................................           2 ADDISON-2                  Cornwall, Goshen, Hancock,       Leicester, Ripton, and Salisbury  .......................................... 1        ADDISON-3                  Addison, Ferrisburgh, Panton,       Vergennes, and Waltham  .......................................................          2        ADDISON-4                  Bristol Lincoln, Monkton, and Starksboro  .......................... 2 ADDISON-5                  Bridport, New Haven, and Weybridge  .............................   1 ADDISON-   RUTLAND                  Benson, Orwell, Shoreham, and Whiting  .......................    1BENNINGTON-1          Pownal and Woodford  ........................................................ 1 BENNINGTON- 2-1       That portion of the town of       Bennington not included in  BENNINGTON-2-2  ......................................................     2        BENNINGTON-2-2        That portion of the town of       Bennington encompassed within a  boundary beginning at the point  where the boundary line of  Bennington and Pownal intersects  with VT Route 7; then northerly  along the eastern side of the center-  line of VT 7 to the intersection of  Monument Avenue; then northerly  along the eastern side of the center-  line of Monument Avenue to the in-  tersection of Dewey Street; then  northerly along the eastern side of  centerline of Dewey Street to the  intersection of West Main Street; then  southeasterly on the southern side of  the centerline of West Main Street to  the intersection of North Street; then  northerly along the eastern side  of the centerline of North Street to  the intersection of County Street;  then easterly along the southern side  of the centerline of County Street to  the intersection of Park Street; then  northerly along the eastern side of  the centerline of Park Street to the  intersection with Roaring Branch  River; then easterly along the center-  line of the river to the intersection  with VT Route 9; then easterly along  the southern side of the centerline of  of VT 9 to the boundary of the town of  Woodford; then southerly along the  Woodford town line to the boundary  of the town of Pownal; then westerly  long the Pownal town line to the  point of beginning .......................................................            2        BENNINGTON-3          Glastenbury, Shaftsbury, and that       portion of the town of Sunderland en-  compassed within a boundary beginning  at the point where the boundary line  of Sunderland and Glastenbury inter-  sects with VT Route 7; then northerly  along the eastern side of the center-  line of VT 7 to the intersection of  North Road; then northerly along the  eastern side of the centerline of  North Road to the intersection of  Borough Road; then northerly along  the eastern side of the centerline of  Borough Road to the intersection of  Sunderland Hill Road; then  northeasterly along the southern  side of the centerline of Sunderland  Hill Road to the boundary of the  town of Manchester; then easterly along  the Manchester town line to the  boundary of the town of Winhall; then  easterly along the Winhall town line to the  boundary of the town of Stratton;  then southerly along the Stratton  town line to the boundary of  Glastenbury; then westerly along  the Glastenbury town line to the  point of beginning ..........................................................            1        BENNINGTON-4          Arlington, Manchester, Sandgate, and       that portion of the town of Sunder-  land not in BENNINGTON-3 ........................................            2        BENNINGTON-  RUTLAND                  Danby, Dorset, Landgrove, Mount       Tabor, and Peru ..............................................................            1        CALEDONIA-1             Barnet, Ryegate, and Waterford .....................................            1 CALEDONIA-2             Hardwick, Stannard, and Walden ...................................            1 CALEDONIA-3             St. Johnsbury ..................................................................            2  CALEDONIA-4             Burke, Lyndon, and Sutton .............................................           2 CALEDONIA-  WASHINGTON           Cabot, Danville, and Peacham .......................................            1 CHITTENDEN-1           Richmond .......................................................................            1 CHITTENDEN-2           Williston .........................................................................            2 CHITTENDEN-3           Jericho and Underhill .....................................................            2 CHITTENDEN-4-1        Charlotte and that portion of the       town of Hinesburg encompassed  within a boundary beginning at the  point where the boundary line of  Hinesburg and Charlotte intersects  with Drinkwater Road; then easterly  along the southern side of the center-  line of Drinkwater Road to the inter-  section of Baldwin Road; then south-  erly along the western side of the  centerline of Baldwin Road to the  boundary of the town of Monkton;  then westerly along the Monkton  town line to the boundary of Char-  lotte; then northerly along the  Charlotte town line to the point  of beginning ...................................................................            1        CHITTENDEN-4-2        Hinesburg, except that portion of the       town in CHITTENDEN-4-1 ..........................................            1        CHITTENDEN-5           Shelburne and St. George ..............................................            2 CHITTENDEN-6           Burlington and Winooski ............................................            12 CHITTENDEN-7           South Burlington ...........................................................            4 CHITTENDEN-8-1        That portion of the town of Essex not       included in CHITTENDEN-8-2 or 8-3 ...............................      2        CHITTENDEN-8-2        The village of Essex Junction, ex-       cept that portion of the village en-  compassed within a boundary begin-  ning at the point where Pearl Street  intersects with Warner Avenue;  then northerly along the western side  of the centerline of Warner Avenue  to the intersection with Sunderland  Brook; then northwesterly along the  southern side of the centerline of  Sunderland Brook to the intersection  with Susie Wilson Road and Pearl  Street; then southeasterly along the  northern side of the centerline of  Pearl Street to the point  of beginning ..................................................................            2        CHITTENDEN-8-3        Westford and that portion of the       town of Essex encompassed within  a boundary beginning at the point  where the boundary line of Essex and  the town of Colchester intersects with  Curve Hill Road; then southeasterly  along the northern side of the center-  line of Curve Hill Road to the inter-  section of Lost Nation Road; then  southeasterly along the northern side  of the centerline of Lost Nation Road  to the intersection of Old Stage Road;  then northerly along the western side  of the centerline of Old Stage Road to  the intersection of Towers Road; then  southeasterly along the northern side  of the centerline of Towers Road to  the intersection of Brown's River  Road; then easterly along the north-  ern side of the centerline of Brown's  River Road to the intersection of  Weed Road; then easterly along the  northern side of the centerline of  Weed Road to the intersection of Jer-  icho Road; then easterly along the  northern side of the centerline of Jer-  icho Road to the boundary of  the town of Jericho; then northeasterly  along the Jericho town line to the  boundary of Westford; then westerly  along the Westford town line to the  boundary of Colchester; then south-  westerly along the Colchester town  line to the point of beginning .......................................            1        CHITTENDEN-9           Colchester ....................................................................            4 CHITTENDEN-10         Milton, except that portion of the       town in GRAND ISLE-  CHITTENDEN ............................................................            2        ESSEX-CALEDONIA  Brunswick, Concord, Granby, Guild-       hall, Kirby, Lunenburg, Maidstone,  and Victory ..................................................................            1        ESSEX-CALEDONIA-  ORLEANS                   Averill, Avery's Gore, Bloomfield,       Brighton, Canaan, East Haven,  Ferdinand, Lemington, Lewis,  Newark, Norton, Warner's Grant,  Warren Gore, and Westmore .......................................            1        FRANKLIN-1               Georgia ........................................................................            1 FRANKLIN-2               Fairfax ..........................................................................            1 FRANKLIN-3-1            St. Albans City and that portion       of St. Albans Town encompassed within  a boundary beginning at the eastern-  most point where the boundary line  of St. Albans City and St. Albans  Town intersects with Vermont Route  36, then easterly along the southern  side of the centerline of VT 36 to the  intersection of Interstate 89; then  southerly along the western side of  the centerline of Interstate 89 to  the boundary of the town of  Fairfield; then southwesterly along the  Fairfield town line to the point where  the boundary lines of St. Albans Town,  Fairfield, Fairfax, and Georgia meet;  then northwesterly along the bound-  ary of the town of Georgia to the in-  tersection of Vermont Route 7; then  northerly along the eastern side of  the centerline of VT 7 to the point  where the boundary line of St. Albans  Town and St. Albans City meets at  Parsons Avenue; then counterclock-  wise along the boundary line of St.  Albans Town and St. Albans City to  the point of beginning ...................................................            2        FRANKLIN-3-2            St. Albans Town, except that portion       of the town in FRANKLIN-3-1 .....................................            1        FRANKLIN-4               Sheldon and Swanton ....................................................            2 FRANKLIN-5               Berkshire, Franklin, Highgate and       Richford .........................................................................            2        FRANKLIN-6               Bakersfield, Fairfield, and Fletcher ...............................            1 FRANKLIN-7               Enosburgh and Montgomery .........................................            1 GRAND-ISLE-  CHITTENDEN             Alburgh, Grand Isle, Isle La Motte,       North Hero, South Hero, and that  portion of the town of Milton encom-  passed within a boundary beginning  at the mouth of the Lamoille River  and Lake Champlain; then along the  river upstream to the Interstate 89  bridge crossing the Lamoille River;  then northerly along the centerline  of Interstate 89 to the boundary of  the town of Georgia; then along the  Georgia town line to Lake  Champlain; then southerly along the  lakeshore to the point of  beginning ..................................................................            2        LAMOILLE-1               Stowe ........................................................................            1 LAMOILLE-2               Belvidere, Hyde Park, Johnson, and       Wolcott ......................................................................           2        LAMOILLE-3               Cambridge and Waterville ........................................            1 LAMOILLE-  WASHINGTON           Elmore, Morristown, Woodbury, and       Worcester .................................................................            2        ORANGE-1                  Chelsea, Corinth, Orange, Vershire,       Washington, and Williamstown ...............................            2        ORANGE-2                  Bradford, Fairlee, and West Fairlee .........................            1  ORANGE-   CALEDONIA               Groton, Newbury, and Topsham ..............................            1 ORANGE-  WASHING-TON-  ADDISON                   Braintree, Brookfield, Granville,       Randolph, and Roxbury ...........................................            2        ORLEANS-1                             Brownington, Charleston, Derby,       Holland, and Morgan ...............................................            2        ORLEANS-2                             Coventry, Irasburg, Newport City,       Newport Town, and that portion  of the town of Troy encompassed within  a boundary beginning at the point  where the boundary line of Troy and  Newport Town intersects with the  Canadian Pacific railway; then north-  westerly along the southern side of  the centerline of the railway to the  intersection of VT Route 105; then  northwesterly along the southern side  of the centerline of VT 105 to the in-  tersection of East Hill Road; then  southerly along the eastern side of  the centerline of East Hill Road to  the intersection of VT Route 100;  then westerly along the southern side  of the centerline of VT 100 to the in-  tersection with the Missisquoi River;  then southwesterly along the eastern  side of the centerline of the  Missisquoi River to the boundary of  the town of Westfield; then southerly  along the Westfield town line to the  boundary of the town of Lowell; then  easterly along the Lowell town line to  the boundary of Newport Town; then  northerly along the Newport Town  boundary to the point of beginning ................................            2        ORLEANS-  CALEDONIA               Albany, Barton, Craftsbury, Glover,       Greensboro, Sheffield, and Wheelock ...........................            2        ORLEANS-  LAMOILLE                             Eden, Jay, Lowell, Westfield, and       that portion of the town of Troy not  in ORLEANS-2 ..............................................................            1        RUTLAND-  BENNINGTON            Middletown Springs, Pawlet, Rupert,       Wells, and that portion of the town of  Tinmouth not in RUTLAND-2 .......................................            1        RUTLAND-1                Ira and Poultney ..............................................................            1 RUTLAND-2                Clarendon, Proctor, Wallingford, West       Rutland, and that portion of the town  of Tinmouth encompassed within a  boundary beginning at the point  where the boundary line of Tinmouth  and Danby intersects with East Road;  then northerly along the eastern side  of the centerline of East Road and  then continuing along the eastern side  of the centerline of North East Road  to the boundary of Clarendon; then  easterly along the Clarendon town  line to the boundary of Wallingford;  then southerly along the Wallingford  town line to the boundary of Danby;  then westerly along the Danby town  line to the point of beginning ........................................            2        RUTLAND-3                Castleton, Fair Haven, Hubbardton,       and West Haven ............................................................            2        RUTLAND-4                Rutland Town ...............................................................            1 RUTLAND-5-1             That portion of the City of Rutland       encompassed within a boundary be-  ginning at the point where the bound-  ary line of Rutland City and Rutland  Town intersects with Lincoln Avenue;  then southerly along the eastern side  of the centerline of Lincoln Avenue to  the intersection of West Street; then  easterly along the northern side of  the centerline of West Street across  North Main Street; then easterly  along the northern side of the center-  line of Terrill Street to the intersec-  tion of Lafayette Street; then  southerly along the east side of the  centerline of Lafayette Street to the  intersection of Easterly Avenue; then  easterly along the northern side of  Easterly Avenue to the intersection of  Piedmont Drive; then easterly along  the northern side of the centerline of  Piedmont Drive to the intersection of  Piedmont Parkway; then easterly  along the northern side of the center-  line of Piedmont Parkway to the in-  tersection of Stratton Road; then  southerly along the eastern side of  the centerline of Stratton Road to the  intersection of Killington Avenue;  then easterly along the northern side  of the centerline of Killington Avenue,  including both sides of Grandview  Terrace, to the boundary between  Rutland City and Rutland Town; then  northerly along the boundary line to  its intersection with Gleason Road;  then westerly along the southern side  of the centerline of Gleason Road to  Woodstock Avenue; then following the  boundary line back to the point of  beginning .....................................................................            1        RUTLAND-5-2             That portion of the City of Rutland       encompassed within a boundary be-  ginning at the southernmost point  where the boundary line of Rutland  City and Rutland Town intersects  with South Main Street; then north-  erly along the eastern side of the cen-  terline of South Main Street to the  intersection of Strongs Avenue; then  northwesterly along the eastern side  of the centerline of Strongs Avenue to  the intersection of Prospect Street;  then northerly along the eastern side  of the centerline of Prospect Street to  the intersection of Washington Street;  then easterly along the southern  side of the centerline of Washington  Street to the intersection of Court  Street; then northerly along the east-  ern side of the centerline of Court  Street to the intersection of West  Street; then easterly along the south-  ern side of the centerline of West  Street to the intersection of South  Main Street; then east across South  Main Street along the southern side  of the centerline of Terrill Street to  the intersection of Lafayette Street;  then southerly along the western side  of the centerline of Lafayette Street  to the intersection of Easterly Ave-  nue; then easterly along the southern  side of the centerline of Easterly Ave-  nue to the intersection of Piedmont  Drive; then easterly along the south-  ern side of the centerline of Piedmont  Drive to the intersection of Piedmont  Parkway; then easterly along the  southern side of the centerline of  Piedmont Parkway to the intersection  of Stratton Road; then southerly  along the western side of the center-  line of Stratton Road to the intersec-  tion of Killington Avenue; then east-  erly along the southern side of the  centerline of Killington Avenue to the  boundary of Rutland City and Rut-  land Town; then southerly along the  city line to the intersection of the city  line and South Main Street to the  point of beginning .........................................................            1        RUTLAND-5-3             That portion of the City of Rutland       encompassed within a boundary be-  ginning at the point where the bound-  ary line of Rutland City and Rutland  Town intersects with South Main  Street; then northerly along the west-  ern side of the centerline of South  Main Street to the intersection of  Strongs Avenue; then northwesterly  along the western side of the center-  line of Strongs Avenue to the inter-  section of Prospect Street; then  northerly along the western side of  the centerline of Prospect Street to  the intersection of Washington  Street; then easterly along the north-  ern side of the centerline of Washing-  ton Street to the intersection of Court  Street; then northerly along the west-  ern side of the centerline of Court  Street to the intersection of West  Street; then easterly along the north-  ern side of the centerline of West  Street to the intersection of Lincoln  Avenue; then northerly along the  western side of the centerline of Lin-  coln Avenue to the intersection of Wil-  liams Street; then westerly along the  southern side of the centerline of Wil-  liams Street to the intersection of  Grove Street; then northerly along  the western side of the centerline of  Grove Street to the intersection of Maple  Street; then westerly along the  southern side of the centerline of Ma-  ple Street to the intersection of Pine  Street; then southerly along the east-  ern side of the centerline of Pine  Street to the intersection of Robbins  Street; then westerly along the south-  ern side of the centerline of Robbins  Street to the intersection of Baxter  Street; then southerly along the east-  ern side of the centerline of Baxter  Street to the intersection of State  Street; then westerly along the south-  ern side of the centerline of State  Street to the intersection of Cramton  Avenue; then southerly along the  eastern side of the centerline of  Cramton Avenue to the intersection of  West Street; then westerly along the  southern side of the centerline of West  Street to the intersection of Ripley  Road; then southerly along the bound-  ary of the Rutland City-Rutland  Town line to the intersection of  the city line and South Main Street;  then to the point of beginning ........................................            1        RUTLAND-5-4             That portion of the City of Rutland       not located within the boundaries of  RUTLAND-5-1, 5-2, or 5-3 ............................................            1        RUTLAND-6                Brandon, Pittsford, and Sudbury .....................................            2 RUTLAND-  WINDSOR-1                Bridgewater, Chittenden, Killington,       and Mendon .....................................................................            1        RUTLAND-  WINDSOR-2                Ludlow, Mount Holly, and Shrewsbury ..........................            1 WASHINGTON-1         Berlin and Northfield ......................................................            2 WASHINGTON-2         Barre Town ......................................................................            2 WASHINGTON-3         Barre City ........................................................................            2 WASHINGTON-4         Montpelier .......................................................................            2 WASHINGTON-5         East Montpelier and Middlesex ......................................            1 WASHINGTON-6         Calais, Marshfield, and Plainfield ...................................            1 WASHINGTON-7         Duxbury, Fayston, Moretown,       Waitsfield, and Warren ...................................................            2        WASHINGTON-  CHITTENDEN             Bolton, Buel's Gore, Huntington, and       Waterbury .......................................................................            2        WINDHAM-1               Guilford and Vernon .......................................................           1 WINDHAM-2-1            That portion of the town of       Brattleboro encompassed within a  boundary beginning at the point  where the boundary line of  Brattleboro and the town of  Dummerston intersects with Upper  Dummerston Road; then southerly  along the western side of the center-  line of Upper Dummerston Road to  the intersection of East Orchard  Street; then southerly along the west-  ern side of the centerline of East  Orchard Street to the intersection of  Orchard Street; then southerly along  the western side of the centerline of  Orchard Street to the intersection of  VT Route 9; then westerly along the  northern side of the centerline of VT  9 to the intersection of Guilford  Street; then southerly along the west-  ern side of the centerline of Guilford  Street to where the Whetstone Brook  crosses; then easterly along the  southern side of the centerline of the  Whetstone Brook to the intersection  with Interstate 91; then southerly  along the western side of the center-  line of Interstate 91 to the boundary  of the town of Guilford; then westerly  along the town line of Guilford to the  boundary of the town of Marlboro;  then northerly along the town line of  Marlboro to the boundary of  Dummerston; then easterly along  the town line of Dummerston to the point  of beginning .............................................................            1        WINDHAM-2-2            That portion of the Town of       Brattleboro to the south of a bound-  ary beginning at the Connecticut  River at the Whetstone Brook; then  westerly along the southern side of  the centerline of the Whetstone Brook  to the intersection with Elm Street;  then northerly along the western side  of the centerline of Elm Street to the  intersection of Frost Street; then  westerly along the southern side of  the centerline of Frost Street to Wil-  liams Street; then along the southern  side of the centerline of Williams  Street to Brannan Street; then  southerly along the eastern side of  the centerline of Brannan Street to  the intersection of West Street; then  westerly along the southern side of  the centerline of West Street to the  intersection of Strand Avenue; then  southerly along the eastern side of  the centerline of Strand Avenue to  the intersection of Williams Street;  then westerly along the southern side  of the centerline of Williams Street  past Lamson Street to where the  Whetstone Brook crosses; then west-  erly along the southern side of the  centerline of the Whetstone Brook to  the intersection with Interstate 91;  then southerly along the eastern side  of the centerline of Interstate 91  to the boundary of the town of Guilford;  then easterly along the town line of  Guilford to the intersection with the  Connecticut River; then northerly  along the Connecticut River to the  point of beginning ..............................................            1        WINDHAM-2-3            That portion of the town of       Brattleboro not located in WIND-  HAM-2-1 or 2-2 ..................................................            1        WINDHAM-3               Athens, Brookline, Grafton, Rocking-       ham,Windham, and that part of  Westminster encompassed within a  boundary beginning at the intersec-  tion of the Rockingham town line with  Interstate 91; then southeasterly  along the centerline of Interstate 91  to the intersection with the Saxtons  River; then easterly along the center-  line of the Saxtons River to the inter-  section with Saxtons River Road (VT  121); then southeasterly along the  centerline of Saxtons River Road to  the intersection of Church Avenue;  then easterly along the centerline of  Church Avenue to the intersection of  Saxtons River Road; then northerly  along the centerline of Saxtons River  Road to the intersection of Forest  Road; then southerly along the cen-  terline of Forest Road to the intersec-  tion with the Saxtons River; then  northeasterly along the centerline of  the Saxtons River to the intersection  with the Connecticut River .....................................            2        WINDHAM-4               Dummerston, Putney, and that part       of Westminster not in WINDHAM-3 .....................            2        WINDHAM-5               Marlboro, Newfane, and Townshend ......................            1 WINDHAM-6               Halifax, Wilmington, and that       portion of the town of Whitingham not  in WINDHAM-BENNINGTON..............................            1        WINDHAM-  BENNINGTON            Dover, Readsboro, Searsburg, Somer-       set, Stamford, Wardsboro, and that  portion of the town of Whitingham  encompassed within a  boundary be-  ginning at the point where the bound-  ary line of Whitingham and  Readsboro intersects with VT Route  100; then southerly along the  Readsboro town line to the boundary  of the state of Massachusetts; then  easterly  along the Massachusetts  state line to the intersection of  Kentfield Road; then northerly along  the western side of the centerline of  Kentfield Road to the intersection with  the Nog Brook; then northerly  along the western side of the center-  line of Nog Brook to the intersection  with VT 100; then southerly along the  eastern side and westerly along the  southern side of the centerline of VT  100 to the point of beginning..............................            1        WINDHAM-  BENNINGTON-  WINDSOR                   Jamaica, Londonderry, Stratton, Wes-       ton, and Winhall ................................................            1        WINDSOR-1                 Hartland, West Windsor, and Windsor .............            2 WINDSOR-2                 Cavendish and Weathersfield ……....................            1 WINDSOR-3-1              Andover, Baltimore, Chester, and that       portion of the town of Springfield  encompassed within a boundary be-  ginning at the point where the boundary  line of Springfield and Chester inter-  sects with Route 10; then easterly  along the southern side of the center-  line of Route 10 to the intersection of  Cemetery Road; then easterly along  the southern side of the centerline of  Cemetery Road to the intersection of  School Street; then southerly on the  western side of the centerline of  School Street to the intersection of  Main Street; then easterly on the  southern side of the centerline of  Main Street to the intersection of  Church Street; then southerly along  the western side of the centerline of  Church Street to the intersection of  Spoonerville Road; then southerly  along the western side of the center-  line of Spoonerville Road to the  boundary line of Chester; then north-  erly along the Chester town line to  the point of beginning ..........................................            1        WINDSOR-3-2              That portion of the town of Spring-       field not in WINDSOR-3-1 ..................................            2        WINDSOR-4-1              Barnard, Pomfret, and that portion of       the town of Hartford encompassed  within a boundary beginning at the  point where the boundary line of  Hartford and the town of Norwich  intersects with Newton Lane; then  southerly along the western side of  the centerline of Newton Lane to the  intersection of Jericho Street; then  westerly along the northern side of  the centerline of Jericho Street to the  intersection of Dothan Road; then  southerly along the western side of  the centerline of Dothan Road to the  intersection of VT Route 14; then  westerly along the northern side of  the centerline of VT Route 14 to the  intersection of the centerline of Run-  nels Road and VT Route 14; then at a  right angle to a utility pole marked  137T/6 ET&T/3>/136MP Corp/156/  40030 on the south edge of Route 14;  then southerly in a straight line  across the White River to the junction  of Old River Road and the beginning of  Costello Road; then southerly and  easterly along the centerline of Cos-  tello Road to its end on U.S. Route 4;  then westerly along the northern side  of the centerline of U.S. Route 4 to  the boundary of the town of Hartland;  then westerly and northerly along the  town line of Hartland to the boundary  of Pomfret; then northeasterly along the  town line of Pomfret to the  boundary of Norwich; then southeast-  erly along the town line of Norwich to  the point of beginning ..........................................            1        WINDSOR-4-2              That portion of the town of Hartford       not located in WINDSOR-4-1 .............................            2        WINDSOR-5                 Plymouth, Reading, and Woodstock ...................            1 WINDSOR-  ORANGE-1                  Royalton and Tunbridge .....................................            1 WINDSOR-  ORANGE-2                  Norwich, Sharon, Strafford, and Thetford ..........            2 WINDSOR-  RUTLAND                  Bethel, Pittsfield, Rochester, and       Stockbridge .........................................................            1         (Added 1965, No. 98, § 4; amended 1973, No. 210 (Adj. Sess.), § 4, eff. April 3, 1974; 1981, No. 129 (Adj. Sess.), § 3, eff. March 3, 1982, see note set out below; 1991, No. 116 (Adj. Sess.), § 2, eff. Feb. 13, 1992; 1991, No. 147 (Adj. Sess.), § 2, eff. April 25, 1992; 2001, No. 85 (Adj. Sess.), § 1, eff. May 3, 2002; 2001, No. 151 (Adj. Sess.), §§ 55-57, eff. June 27, 2002; 2011, No. 74 (Adj. Sess.), § 1, eff. Feb. 28, 2012; 2011, No. 93 (Adj. Sess.), § 1, eff. May 1, 2012.)