I think the existence of this organization is a must for this community, and that’s why we are trying our best to keep running and to maintain our existence here in Vermont,” one caseworker said.

By passing this new law, the state is both ratifying three decades of Hyde Park elections and legitimizing the process by which they were conducted going forward.

Together, we can hold our leaders accountable and ensure that Vermont remains a place where families can thrive, businesses can grow and children can reach their full potential.

Let’s ask the governor and the Legislature to focus on fixing the tax problem without blowing everything else up in just three months.