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2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 10 - Conservation and Development › App 10-44 (No. 01-18) [Temporary Suspension of Heating Oil Content Requirements Due to Inadequate Supply]

Executive Order No. 10-44 (No. 01-18) [Temporary Suspension of Heating Oil Content Requirements Due to Inadequate Supply]
WHEREAS, the State has suffered an extended period of extreme cold weather which has resulted in depleted heating fuel oil supplies posing risks to the life and safety of Vermonters, particularly our most vulnerable residents; and
WHEREAS, in consultation with the Secretary of the Agency of Natural Resources (Secretary) and the Commissioner of Public Service (Commissioner), I have determined that meeting the sulphur content limitations set forth in 10 V.S.A. § 585(b) is not feasible due to an inadequate supply of heating oil available to Essex, Caledonia, Orange, Windsor and Windham Counties; and
WHEREAS, a temporary suspension of State heating oil sulphur content limitations would provide additional flexibility for companies that deliver heating oil in both New Hampshire and Vermont to purchase fuel from either Maine or New Hampshire.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that I, Philip B. Scott, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor of the State of Vermont pursuant to 10 V.S.A. § 585(e), hereby suspend the implementation and enforcement of the sulphur content limitations for heating oil sold within the State for residential, commercial or industrial uses, including space and water heating, effective immediately and to extend no further than January 24, 2018 or such earlier date as I may determine, in consultation with the Secretary and the Commissioner, that Vermonters are no longer at risk from inadequate supply.
This Order shall take effect upon signing.
Dated January 10, 2018.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure › App 13-1 (No. 33-87A) [Criminal Justice Center]

Executive Order No. 13-1 (No. 33-87A) [Criminal Justice Center]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order 09-10 and 10-10 (codified as Executive Order Nos. 13-5 and 13-6), dated November 3, 2010.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure › App 13-2 (No. 17-03) [Governor’s Commission on Corrections Overcrowding]

Executive Order No. 13-2 (No. 17-03) [Governor’s Commission on Corrections Overcrowding]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order No. 17A-03 (codified as Executive Order No. 13-3), dated November 17, 2003.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure › App 13-3 (No. 17A-03) [Governor’s Commission on Corrections Overcrowding]

Executive Order No. 13-3 (No. 17A-03) [Governor’s Commission on Corrections Overcrowding]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-50 (codified as Executive Order 10-09), dated December 23, 2009.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure › App 13-4 (No. 01-07) [Vermont Victim/Survivor Crime Council]

Executive Order No. 13-4 (No. 01-07) [Vermont Victim/Survivor Crime Council]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-50 (codified as Executive Order 10-09), dated December 23, 2009.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure › App 13-5 (No. 09-10) [Vermont Center for Justice Research]

Executive Order No. 13-5 (No. 09-10) [Vermont Center for Justice Research]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order No. 13-7 (codified as Executive Order No. 06-14), dated November 4, 2014.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure › App 13-6 (No. 10-10) [Criminal Justice Cabinet]

Executive Order No. 13-6 (No. 10-10) [Criminal Justice Cabinet]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order No. 3-61 (codified as Executive Order No. 02-14), dated June 17, 2014.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 13 - Crimes and Criminal Procedure › App 13-7 (No. 06-14) [Vermont’s Statistical Analysis Center]

Executive Order No. 13-7 (No. 06-14) [Vermont’s Statistical Analysis Center]
WHEREAS, consistent and available data about the occurrence of crime and the effects of the response to crime is needed by various agencies so that policies can be coordinated and costs can be controlled; and
WHEREAS, state and local government need access to federal resources relating to the administration of criminal and juvenile justice; and
WHEREAS, the U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Statistics (“BJS”) provides funds to states’ statistical analysis centers to coordinate criminal justice statistical information, to conduct research to assist criminal justice policymakers, and to serve as a liaison between the State and BJS.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that I, Peter Shumlin, by virtue of the power vested in me as Governor, do hereby designate the Department of Public Safety as Vermont’s statistical analysis center. The Center, directly or through contracted services, shall collect and analyze criminal and juvenile justice data, and produce general information and statistical reports on crime, criminal and juvenile offenders, and the administration of criminal and juvenile justice.
The Center shall be authorized, in accordance with 32 V.S.A. § 5(a), to apply for and to receive federal and other grants and funds as may be available, including funds available from the Bureau of Justice Statistics and from the Bureau of Justice Assistance.
This Executive Order shall take effect upon signing and supersedes and replaces Executive Order 9-10 (codified as 13-5) dated November 3, 2010, on the same subject.
Dated November 4, 2014.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 15 - Domestic Relations › App 15-1 (No. 10-93) [Council on Family Violence]

Executive Order No. 15-1 (No. 10-93) [Council on Family Violence]
Superseded by Executive Order No. 11-99 (codified as Executive Order No. 15-4), dated December 8, 1999.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 15 - Domestic Relations › App 15-4 (No. 11-99) [Rescission of Executive Order No. 10-93]

Executive Order No. 15-4 (No. 11-99) [Rescission of Executive Order No. 10-93]
WHEREAS, the Council on Family Violence, created by Executive Order No. 10-93, has been superseded by a similar body.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT I, Howard Dean, M.D., by virtue of the power vested in me as Governor of the State of Vermont, to hereby revoke and rescind Executive Order No. 10-93, dated August 11, 1993, and relating to the Council on Family Violence.
Dated December 8, 1999.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 15 - Domestic Relations › App 15-5 (No. 06-00) [Vermont Council on Family Violence]

Executive Order No. 15-5 (No. 06-00) [Vermont Council on Family Violence]
Superseded by Executive Order No. 11-01 (codified as Executive Order No. 15-7), dated December 3, 2001.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 15 - Domestic Relations › App 15-7 (No. 11-01) [Creation of the Vermont Council on Domestic Violence]

Executive Order No. 15-7 (No. 11-01) [Creation of the Vermont Council on Domestic Violence]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order No. 04-06 (codified as Executive Order No. 15-8), dated June 29, 2006.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 15 - Domestic Relations › App 15-8 (No. 04-06) [Creation of the Vermont Council on Domestic Violence]

Executive Order No. 15-8 (No. 04-06) [Creation of the Vermont Council on Domestic Violence]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-50 (codified as Executive Order 10-09), dated December 23, 2009.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 15 - Domestic Relations › App 15-9 (No. 02-11) [Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence Task Force]

Executive Order No. 15-9 (No. 02-11) [Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence Task Force]
Rescinded and superseded by Executive Order No. 16-11 (codified as Executive Order No. 15-10), dated November 17, 2011.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 15 - Domestic Relations › App 15-10 (No. 16-11) [Governor’s Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence Task Force]

Executive Order No. 15-10 (No. 16-11) [Governor’s Prevention of Domestic and Sexual Violence Task Force]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 16 - Education › App 16-1 (No. 11-93) [Identification of Vermont Higher Education Council as Postsecondary Review Entity]

Executive Order No. 16-1 (No. 11-93) [Identification of Vermont Higher Education Council as Postsecondary Review Entity]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order 3-46 (codified as Executive Order No. 06-05), dated September 13, 2005.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 16 - Education › App 16-2 (No. 10-94) [Coordinating Council for Vermont Interactive Television]

Executive Order No. 16-2 (No. 10-94) [Coordinating Council for Vermont Interactive Television]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order No. 16-5 (codified as Executive Order No. 06-13), dated July 10, 2013.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 16 - Education › App 16-3 (No. 13-94) [Vermont Goals 2000 Commission]

Executive Order No. 16-3 (No. 13-94) [Vermont Goals 2000 Commission]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order 3-46 (codified as Executive Order No. 06-05), dated September 13, 2005.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 16 - Education › App 16-5 (No. 06-13) [Coordinating Council for Vermont Interactive Technologies]

Executive Order No. 16-5 (No. 06-13) [Coordinating Council for Vermont Interactive Technologies]
WHEREAS, it is the policy of the State of Vermont to extend learning opportunities to all citizens regardless of geographic location; and
WHEREAS, the use of interactive technology for remote teaching applications has been successfully demonstrated at multiple locations throughout Vermont since 1988; and
WHEREAS, a joint private-public sponsorship coordinates Vermont’s interactive technology network.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT I, Peter Shumlin, by virtue of the power vested in me as Governor, do hereby rename the “Coordinating Council for Vermont Interactive Television” the “Coordinating Council for Vermont Interactive Technologies,” and reconstitute the Council as follows
I. Composition and Appointments
The Council shall be composed of two representatives of the business community, appointed by the Governor; two representatives of the education community, appointed by the Governor; two representatives of the non-profit community, appointed by the Governor; a member of the Vermont House of Representatives, appointed by the Speaker of the House; a member of the Vermont Senate, appointed by the Committee on Committees; and a representative of the Administration, appointed by the Governor.
Additional appointments shall be made by the Governor to fill vacancies or to respond to other critical needs.
II. Council Process and Change
The Council shall meet periodically and shall make recommendations to the Secretary of Administration and to the Executive Director of Vermont Interactive Technologies concerning:
A. policy for overall system usage and development;
B. priorities for operational scheduling;
C. evaluation of system performance;
D. future development and/or system expansion;
E. budgetary information and requirements; and
F. development of funding alternatives.
In addition, the Council shall maintain liaisons with appropriate legislative offices and annually advise the Governor and the General Assembly on the process and achievements of Vermont Interactive Technologies.
Administrative support will be provided by the Agency of Administration and the Vermont State Colleges as required.
III. Effective Date
This Executive Order shall take effect upon signing and shall expire on September 15, 2019.
This Order supersedes Executive Order 10-94 (codified as No. 16-2).
Dated July 10, 2013.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 17 - Elections › App 17-1 (No. 21-86) [Provision of Nonpartisan Voter Registration Services by State Agencies]

Executive Order No. 17-1 (No. 21-86) [Provision of Nonpartisan Voter Registration Services by State Agencies]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-46 (codified as Executive Order 06-05), dated September 13, 2005.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-1 (No. 35-79) [State Center for Health Statistics]

Executive Order No. 18-1 (No. 35-79) [State Center for Health Statistics]
WHEREAS, the planning and development of an improved health care delivery system in Vermont requires data on health status and the availability of health manpower, facilities, and other health resources; and
WHEREAS, the problems of inadequate information, lack of comparability, and duplication of data collection efforts in these areas have been addressed by the Health Services Research, Health Statistics, and Medical Libraries Act of 1974 (PL 93—353), the National Health Planning and Resources Development Act of 1974 (PS 93—641), the Health Professionals Educational Assistance Act of 1976 (PL 94—484) and the Health Services Research, Health Statistics, and Health Care Technology Act of 1978 (PL 95—623); and
WHEREAS, the Health Services Research, Health Statistics and Health Care Technology Act of 1978 establishes the Cooperative Health Statistics System and requires that states participating in the system designate a state agent to administer statistical activities under the system; and
WHEREAS, the Vermont Department of Health, through its Division of Public Health Statistics, is both the primary and coordinating agency for Cooperative Health Statistics System activities within Vermont;
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Richard A. Snelling, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor, in order to carry into effect the action referred to above, do hereby designate the Vermont Department of Health as the Official State Center for Health Statistics in Vermont.
Dated July 18, 1979.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-2 (No. 42-79) [State Employee Medical Benefit Plan Special Fund]

Executive Order No. 18-2 (No. 42-79) [State Employee Medical Benefit Plan Special Fund]
WHEREAS, the State of Vermont is obligated to provide a certain program of medical care benefits to its eligible employees, and
WHEREAS, the state wishes to self-fund this program to achieve greater economic benefits for itself and its employees, and
WHEREAS, the state has contracted with a medical care benefit plan administrating company to administer the plan on behalf of the state, effective January 1, 1980, and
WHEREAS, to facilitate the administration of such health benefit plan, the state desires to establish a special fund account with the State Treasury,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Richard A. Snelling, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor, do hereby order and direct that:
1. A special fund entitled “State Employee Medical Benefit Plan Special Fund” be established and a depository designated by the State Treasurer; and
2. The health insurance premium equivalents paid both by the state and its employees covering the period starting January 1, 1980 be deposited to this Special Fund as soon as practical after each pay period, and
3. Any interest or other earnings of the Special Fund shall be deposited into the Special Fund, and
4. Withdrawals from the Special Fund shall be made only for the purpose of paying medical benefits in accordance with the provisions of the state employees medical benefit plan and for paying certain administrative costs associated with the medical benefit plan which are determined appropriate by the Secretary of Administration.
FURTHER, BE IT ORDERED:
That the operation of this Special Fund be subject to the same legal compliance responsibilities and accountabilities as other state accounts under the direction of the State Treasurer, and
That appropriate and timely reports of Special Fund activity, including deposits, earnings, and withdrawals, be made by the Commissioner of Finance and the State Treasurer to the Secretary of Administration who shall have overall responsibility for the operation of the medical benefit plan and this Special Fund.
Dated November 30, 1979.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-3 (No. 48-80) [State Employee Dental Assistance Plan]

Executive Order No. 18-3 (No. 48-80) [State Employee Dental Assistance Plan]
WHEREAS, the State of Vermont is obligated to provide a certain program of dental care benefits to its eligible employees, and
WHEREAS, the State has contracted with a licensed insurance company to provide these dental benefits beginning July 6, 1980, and
WHEREAS, the State wishes to achieve economic benefits for itself by choosing a minimum premium type funding, and
WHEREAS, such minimum premium insured plan requires certain special banking arrangements,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Richard A. Snelling, by virtue of the authority vested in me as Governor, do hereby order and direct that:
1. A special fund entitled “State of Vermont Employee Dental Assistance Plan” be established and a depository designated by the State Treasurer; and
2. The portion of the total plan cost designated by the insurance company be deposited to this special fund at the required intervals as necessary reserves for claims; and
3. A separate account be established by the Treasurer in a bank designated by the insurance company to facilitate the operation of the claim payment system established by the insurer.
FURTHER, BE IT ORDERED:
That the operations of these Special Fund accounts be subject to the same legal compliance responsibilities and accountabilities as other state accounts under the direction of the State Treasurer, and
That appropriate and timely reports of account activity, including deposits, earnings and withdrawals, be made by the Commissioner of Finance and the State Treasurer to the Secretary of Administration who shall have overall responsibility for the operation of the dental assistance plan and this Special Fund.
Dated May 7, 1980.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-4 (No. 73A-89) [Compensation of Members of Vermont Mental Health Planning Council]

Executive Order No. 18-4 (No. 73A-89) [Compensation of Members of Vermont Mental Health Planning Council]
Rescinded by Executive Order 6-99 (codified as Executive Order No. 18-12), dated June 11, 1999.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-5 (No. 14-91) [Rabies Task Force]

Executive Order No. 18-5 (No. 14-91) [Rabies Task Force]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-46 (codified as Executive Order 06-05), dated September 13, 2005.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-6 (No. 01-92) [Transfer of Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports from Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation to Department of Health]

Executive Order No. 18-6 (No. 01-92) [Transfer of Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports from Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation to Department of Health]
WHEREAS, The Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports was created through Executive Order by Governor Snelling in 1981 and given legislative authority by Act 173 in 1985; and
WHEREAS, the Council has been attached since its beginning to the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation for administrative purposes; and
WHEREAS, there has been a significant growth of public interest in health and fitness since the Council began; and
WHEREAS, the Council has a number of programs that are helping to further promote fitness and health among Vermonters; and
WHEREAS, the Department of Health is in a better position to provide the support that the Council needs to further its goals;
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT I, Howard Dean, M.D., by virtue of the power vested in me as Governor, do hereby order as follows:
The Governor’s Council on Physical Fitness and Sports is transferred from the Department of Forests, Parks and Recreation to the Department of Health for administrative purposes.
This Executive Order shall take effect upon signing.
Dated January 14, 1992.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-7 (No. 03-93) [Drug Utilization Review Board]

Executive Order No. 18-7 (No. 03-93) [Drug Utilization Review Board]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order 08-10 (codified as Executive Order No. 33-20), dated September 8, 2010.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-8 (No. 03-94) [Drug Policy Cabinet]

Executive Order No. 18-8 (No. 03-94) [Drug Policy Cabinet]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-46 (codified as Executive Order 06-05), dated September 13, 2005.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-9 (No. 07-94) [Pilot Program to Eliminate Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Housing]

Executive Order No. 18-9 (No. 07-94) [Pilot Program to Eliminate Lead-Based Paint Hazards in Housing]
WHEREAS, the State of Vermont has received a grant of $2,534,293 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) to eliminate lead-based paint hazards in housing which is, or will be, occupied by children under the age of six (the “HUD Grant”); and
WHEREAS, the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board (“Board”) is a public instrumentality of the State of Vermont established to create affordable housing and preserve agricultural land, historic properties, important natural areas and recreational lands; and
WHEREAS, the Board, in active partnership with the Department of Housing and Community Affairs (“DHCA”), the Department of Health (“DOH”) and the Vermont Housing Finance Agency (“VHFA”), has implemented a policy which requires grantees to develop housing which is lead safe for children under six; and
WHEREAS, the HUD Grant will allow Vermont to start a pilot program to provide grants and loans to property owners to eliminate lead-based paint hazards in approximately 500 rental housing units and five owner-occupied single-family homes throughout the state; and
WHEREAS, effective and timely implementation of the HUD Grant will be a major step toward guaranteeing all Vermont children a lead-safe home and complementing the work already begun by the Board, DHCA, VHFA, DOH Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program, the Abatement Coordination Team and the Lead Paint Hazard Commission.
NOW THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT I, Howard Dean, by virtue of the power vested in me as Governor, do hereby order the following actions:
The Vermont Housing and Conservation Board (hereinafter the “Board”) is authorized to sign a Grant Agreement with the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (“HUD”) for the purpose of receiving HUD funds under the Lead-Based Paint Hazard Reduction Grant Program (the “HUD Grant”). The Board is authorized to use the HUD Grant to establish and administer a Vermont program to eliminate lead-based paint hazards in housing which is, or will be, occupied by children under age six.
The Board shall work closely with DHCA, the Department of Health Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program and the Abatement Coordination Team to develop and manage a successful Pilot Program for Vermont and, as part of its Annual Report to the General Assembly, shall include a description of activities supported by the HUD Grant.
This Executive Order shall take effect upon signing.
Dated April 24, 1994.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-11 (No. 13-98) [Commission on Public Health Care Values and Priorities]

Executive Order No. 18-11 (No. 13-98) [Commission on Public Health Care Values and Priorities]
Superseded by Executive Order No. 02-01, effective January 23, 2001.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-12 (No. 06-99) [State Program Standing Committee]

Executive Order No. 18-12 (No. 06-99) [State Program Standing Committee]
WHEREAS, the Department of Developmental and Mental Health Services (DDMHS) promulgated regulations that require DDMHS to establish a State Program Standing Committee for each population receiving funding from DDMHS; and
WHEREAS, each State Program Standing Committee has specific responsibilities for monitoring and evaluating the service system as well as for planning and decision-making with regard to DDMHS policy; and
WHEREAS, these Standing Committees share many of the responsibilities of the current seven-member Board of Mental Health; and
WHEREAS, on November 7, 1998, the Board of Mental Health approved a motion to advise the Commissioner of Developmental and Mental Health Services to disband the Board of Mental Health.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT I, Howard Dean, M.D., by the power vested in me as Governor of the State of Vermont, to hereby rescind Executive Order #73A-89, dated March 13, 1989.
The State Program Standing Committees will assume the functions of the Planning Council referred to in Executive Order #73A-89. Current members of the Board of Mental Health will be offered slots on the new State Program Standing Committees.
Dated June 11, 1999.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-14 (No. 04-01) [Bipartisan Commission on Health Care Availability and Affordability]

Executive Order No. 18-14 (No. 04-01) [Bipartisan Commission on Health Care Availability and Affordability]
Expired by its own terms, effective June 30, 2002.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-15 (No. 10-02) [Reestablishment of the Commission on Public Health Care Values and Priorities]

Executive Order No. 18-15 (No. 10-02) [Reestablishment of the Commission on Public Health Care Values and Priorities]
Expired by its own terms, effective January 1, 2003.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-17 (No. 08-09) [Governor’s Health Care Cabinet]

Executive Order No. 18-17 (No. 08-09) [Governor’s Health Care Cabinet]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order No. 06-10 (codified as Executive Order No. 18-19), dated July 30, 2010.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-18 (No. 11-09) [Interagency Council on Hunger]

Executive Order No. 18-18 (No. 11-09) [Interagency Council on Hunger]
WHEREAS, the Governor’s Hunger Task Force confirms that hunger is a fact of life for many Vermonters; and
WHEREAS, the current economic situation has increased the ranks of Vermonters who cannot purchase sufficient food to avoid hunger and its consequences; and
WHEREAS, the consequences of inadequate access to nutritious foods and a healthful diet have been shown to contribute to decreased ability to perform in school or on the job and to chronic health problems throughout life, such as diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and obesity; and
WHEREAS, solving the problem of hunger in Vermont will require several agencies, departments and community agencies to work closely together.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, James H. Douglas, by virtue of the power vested in me as Governor of the State of Vermont, do hereby establish an Interagency Council on Hunger. The Council shall be advisory to the Governor and shall have the following functions and duties:
1. to monitor hunger in Vermont and analyze factors contributing to its causes;
2. to the extent to which public and private sector programs and services are addressing the problem of hunger in Vermont; and
3. to recommend, coordinate, and support actions that can be taken, sustained or expanded by agencies and individuals in the public and private sectors to reduce hunger in Vermont.
The Council shall consist of no more than ten members and shall be composed as follows:
• The Secretary of the Agency of Human services, or his/her designee, who shall serve as Chair;
• The commissioner of Education, or his/her designee;
• The Commissioner of the Department of Children and Families, or his/her designee;
• The Secretary of the Agency of Agriculture, Food and Markets, or his/her designee;
• One representative from the ecumenical sector appointed by the Governor to a three year term;
• One representative from a Community Action Agency appointed by the Governor to a three year term; and
• Four individuals appointed by the Governor to three year terms who represent private agencies and programs that provide services to low-income Vermonters, as follows: one shall be a statewide organization with an anti-hunger focus; one shall be an organization that provides services to a vulnerable population such as elders, disabled or homeless persons; and two shall be organizations that work directly with and represent people who are low income and likely to be affected by hunger.
The Chair may call upon other persons or organizations as needed to assist the Council in its endeavors. The Council may establish sub-committees for the effective discharge of its responsibilities.
The Agency of Human Services shall provide administrative and staff support to the Council.
This Executive Order shall take effect upon signing and shall expire on November 30, 2015, unless extended.
Dated November 12, 2009.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 18 - Health › App 18-21 (No. 12-11) [Designation of VSH at Springfield, Vermont]

Executive Order No. 18-21 (No. 12-11) [Designation of VSH at Springfield, Vermont]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 01-15 (codified as Executive Order 3-66), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 19 - Highways › App 19-1 (No. 12-91) [Functions of Division of Planning, Agency of Transportation]

Executive Order No. 19-1 (No. 12-91) [Functions of Division of Planning, Agency of Transportation]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-46 (codified as Executive Order 06-05), dated September 13, 2005.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 19 - Highways › App 19-2 (No. 04-94) [Designation of Agency of Transportation as Administrator of Highway Safety Program]

Executive Order No. 19-2 (No. 04-94) [Designation of Agency of Transportation as Administrator of Highway Safety Program]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-46 (codified as Executive Order 06-05), dated September 13, 2005.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 19 - Highways › App 19-4 (No. 02-03) [Governor’s Highway Safety Program]

Executive Order No. 19-4 (No. 02-03) [Governor’s Highway Safety Program]
Superseded by Executive Order No. 19-5 (codified as Executive Order No. 02-15), dated March 20, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 19 - Highways › App 19-5 (No. 02-15) [Governor’s Highway Safety Program]

Executive Order No. 19-5 (No. 02-15) [Governor’s Highway Safety Program]
WHEREAS, the Governor is responsible for administering the State’s Highway Safety Program and may designate an appropriate agency and representative to implement the program;
WHEREAS, the Governor’s Highway Safety Program currently resides at the Department of Public Safety;
WHEREAS, since 2012, the Agency of Transportation (“VTrans”) has had a leadership role in the formation of Vermont’s Highway Safety Alliance, and currently implements highway safety improvements throughout the transportation network; and
WHEREAS, VTrans is now is required by Section 1203 of the Moving Ahead for Progress in the 21st Century Act, Pub. L. No. 112-141 (2012) (“MAP-21”) to meet federal highway safety performance measures and to implement a highway safety improvement program.
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED that I, Peter Shumlin, by virtue of the power vested in me as Governor, do hereby designate the Agency of Transportation as the appropriate agency to implement the State’s Highway Safety Program, and do further designate the Secretary of Transportation as the Governor’s Representative for Highway Safety.
This Executive Order supersedes Executive Order 19-4 (codified as 02-03) dated March 20, 2003, on the same subject.
Dated March 20, 2015
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-1 (No. 67-82) [Cadre of the Vermont State Guard]

Executive Order No. 20-1 (No. 67-82) [Cadre of the Vermont State Guard]
WHEREAS, the Reserve Components of the military services, including the National Guard of the State of Vermont, are now considered to be the immediate back-up force of the Active Armed Forces; and
WHEREAS, on short notice, the National Guard of the State of Vermont could be deployed out of Vermont in order to back-up the Active Armed Forces; and
WHEREAS, once the Vermont National Guard has been mobilized and departs the state, the State of Vermont loses its effective back-up force for public safety and the security of the state; and
WHEREAS, in order to be duly prepared for an emergency situation,
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Richard A. Snelling, Governor of the State of Vermont, under and by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the Laws of the State of Vermont, order as follows:
SEC. (1) The Cadre of the Vermont State Guard is organized.
SEC. (2) The Adjutant General of the State of Vermont is authorized and directed to take all appropriate steps to organize and maintain the formation of the Vermont State Guard Cadre in an inactive status without pay, to serve for an indefinite period and until relieved by proper authority.
Dated April 26, 1982.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-2 (No. 12-85) [Activation of Vermont National Guard for Assistance of Civilian Authorities in City of Barre]

Executive Order No. 20-2 (No. 12-85) [Activation of Vermont National Guard for Assistance of Civilian Authorities in City of Barre]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-3 (No. 51-87) [Order Into Service of Vermont National Guardsmen for Assistance to Civilians and Authorities of State and Bennington County]

Executive Order No. 20-3 (No. 51-87) [Order Into Service of Vermont National Guardsmen for Assistance to Civilians and Authorities of State and Bennington County]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-4 (No. 58-88) [Veterans’ Advisory Council]

Executive Order No. 20-4 (No. 58-88) [Veterans’ Advisory Council]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-46 (codified as Executive Order 06-05), dated September 13, 2005.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-5 (No. 77-89) [Declaration of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for Washington County]

Executive Order No. 20-5 (No. 77-89) [Declaration of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for Washington County]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-6 (No. 82-90) [Designation of Vermont State Police as State Clearinghouse for Missing and Exploited Children]

Executive Order No. 20-6 (No. 82-90) [Designation of Vermont State Police as State Clearinghouse for Missing and Exploited Children]
WHEREAS, the Missing Children’s Assistance Act, passed by the United States Congress in 1984, established a National Center for Missing and Exploited Children; and
WHEREAS, the National Center is designed to help in establishing, maintaining and providing support information networks for state clearinghouses on missing and exploited children; and
WHEREAS, a state clearinghouse is necessary in order to maintain records, disseminate information on reported missing children and to assist local, state and federal agencies as well as family members on cases relating to missing and exploiting children; and
WHEREAS, each state clearinghouse serves as a state based extension of the national effort to provide training, education, and public information relating to missing and exploited children; and
WHEREAS, the Vermont General Assembly by enactment of Title 20, chapter 112, has mandated that the Commissioner of the Department of Public Safety cooperate with and support all law enforcement agencies in matters relating to missing persons, and when necessary in order to protect a missing person from harm, to coordinate all efforts to search for the missing person.
NOW, THEREFORE, I, Madeleine M. Kunin, by virtue of the powers vested in me as Governor of the State of Vermont, do hereby designate the Vermont State Police, Department of Public Safety, as the state clearinghouse for missing and exploited children. The Vermont State Police shall contract with the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children and coordinate with other state clearinghouse agencies in order to receive and provide training, education, and public information relating to missing and exploited children.
This Executive Order takes effect upon signing.
Dated January 12, 1990.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-7 (No. 06-91) [Utilization of National Guard to Carry Out Vermont’s Drug Enforcement Support Plan]

Executive Order No. 20-7 (No. 06-91) [Utilization of National Guard to Carry Out Vermont’s Drug Enforcement Support Plan]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-8 (No. 03-95) [Activation of National Guard to Assist Vermont State Police and the City of Burlington]

Executive Order No. 20-8 (No. 03-95) [Activation of National Guard to Assist Vermont State Police and the City of Burlington]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-9 (No. 04-95) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Caledonia, Chittenden, Essex, Lamoille, Orleans and Washington Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-9 (No. 04-95) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Caledonia, Chittenden, Essex, Lamoille, Orleans and Washington Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-10 (No. 05-95) [Activation of National Guard to Assist State and Local Officials in Stabilizing Conditions Resulting From Flooding]

Executive Order No. 20-10 (No. 05-95) [Activation of National Guard to Assist State and Local Officials in Stabilizing Conditions Resulting From Flooding]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-11 (No. 08-96) [Declaration of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for State of Vermont]

Executive Order No. 20-11 (No. 08-96) [Declaration of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for State of Vermont]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-12 (No. 11-96) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Windham and Windsor Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-12 (No. 11-96) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Windham and Windsor Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-13 (No. 12-96) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations in Windham County]

Executive Order No. 20-13 (No. 12-96) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations in Windham County]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-14 (No. 01-97) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Franklin, Lamoille, and Orleans Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-14 (No. 01-97) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Franklin, Lamoille, and Orleans Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-15 (No. 02-97) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Franklin, Lamoille, and Orleans Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-15 (No. 02-97) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Franklin, Lamoille, and Orleans Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-16 (No. 01-98) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Grand Isle County]

Executive Order No. 20-16 (No. 01-98) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Grand Isle County]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-17 (No. 02-98) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Grand Isle County]

Executive Order No. 20-17 (No. 02-98) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Grand Isle County]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-18 (No. 03-98) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Chittenden, Franklin, and Addison Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-18 (No. 03-98) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Chittenden, Franklin, and Addison Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-19 (No. 04-98) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Chittenden, Franklin, and Addison Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-19 (No. 04-98) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Chittenden, Franklin, and Addison Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-20 (No. 06-98) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Addison, Orange, Washington, and Windsor Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-20 (No. 06-98) [Declaration of State of Emergency for Addison, Orange, Washington, and Windsor Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-21 (No. 07-98) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Addison, Orange, Washington, and Windsor Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-21 (No. 07-98) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Flood Recovery Operations and Security in Addison, Orange, Washington, and Windsor Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-22 (No. 08-99) [Declaration of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for Town of Springfield]

Executive Order No. 20-22 (No. 08-99) [Declaration of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency Disaster Preparedness Plan for Town of Springfield]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-23 (No. 09-99) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Recovery Operations and Security in Town of Springfield]

Executive Order No. 20-23 (No. 09-99) [Activation of National Guard to Assist in Recovery Operations and Security in Town of Springfield]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-25 (No. 05-00) [Declaration of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency-Disaster Preparedness Plan for Addison, Bennington, Windham and Windsor Counties]

Executive Order No. 20-25 (No. 05-00) [Declaration of State of Emergency and Activation of Emergency-Disaster Preparedness Plan for Addison, Bennington, Windham and Windsor Counties]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-26 (No. 10-01) [Reconstitution of the Vermont Terrorism Task Force]

Executive Order No. 20-26 (No. 10-01) [Reconstitution of the Vermont Terrorism Task Force]
Superseded by Executive Order No. 01-03 (codified as Executive Order No. 20-29), dated February 20, 2003.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-27 (No. 04-02) [Reestablishment of the Veterans Advisory Council]

Executive Order No. 20-27 (No. 04-02) [Reestablishment of the Veterans Advisory Council]
Superseded by Executive Order No. 08-03 (codified as Executive Order No. 20-30), dated May 13, 2003.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-28 (No. 05-02) [Declaration of State of Emergency for the County of Caledonia]

Executive Order No. 20-28 (No. 05-02) [Declaration of State of Emergency for the County of Caledonia]
Revoked and rescinded by Executive Order No. 3-65 (codified as Executive Order 01-15), dated February 13, 2015.
2023 Vermont Statutes › Title 3 Appendix - Executive Orders › Chapter 20 - Internal Security and Public Safety › App 20-29 (No. 01-03) [Governor’s Homeland Security Advisory Council]

Executive Order No. 20-29 (No. 01-03) [Governor’s Homeland Security Advisory Council]
Superseded and replaced by Executive Order No. 29-48 (codified as Executive Order No. 04-13), dated April 4, 2013.