20What the VT Legislature got done, and what they didn’t.
The Vermont Legislature ran from January 3 through May 4, 2018. A special session was convened on May 23, 2018. VTDigger tracked relevant issues and bills introduced by lawmakers this session.
Check below to see what turned into law and what did not make that far.
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H.422
Domestic violence gun seizure
S.55
Gun control measures
S.221
Extreme risk protection
H.636
Coyote hunting tournament ban
H.910
Public records law
H.511
Marijuana legalization
S.175
Drug imports from Canada
S.260
Clean water funding
H.696
Individual mandate
S.53
Health care access expansion
H.707
Sexual harassment prevention
H.897
Special education funding
H.25
Domestic terrorism
H.710
The brewery freedom bill
S.203
Mental health support
H.333
Gender neutral bathrooms
H.589
Foster parent rights
H.562
Parentage rights
S.101
Right to forestry
H.921
Nursing home oversight
S.261
Childhood trauma
H.624
Voter checklist protections
H.576
Three-acre parking lot permits
S.166
Addiction treatment for inmates
H.924
Big Bill (the budget)
H.237
Saliva testing for drug use
S.120
Corporate campaign donation
H.911
Education tax bill
H.915
Pollinator-harming pesticides ban
H.571
Merger of liquor and lottery
S.267
Criminal attempts statute
H.196
Paid family leave
H.582
Rural broadband outreach
S.40
Minimum wage
H.691
Stricter seat belt enforcement
S.197
Toxic pollution liability
H.386/H.922
Taxing prescription opioid producers
S.103
Protecting children from toxic exposure
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