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Vermont Rep. Casey Toof (R)

Franklin-3-1 district

January 24, 2025 at 5:00pm EST

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Phone: (802) 309-3522

VT - Education (House)

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VT - H619 An act relating to the installation of fireblocking in single-family dwellings

VT - HCR129 House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2022 Bellows Free Academy-St Albans Comets Division I girls’ championship ice hockey team

VT - HCR34 House concurrent resolution recognizing March 26, 2021 as SEL (Social and Emotional Learning) Day in Vermont

VT - H71 An act relating to exempting U.S. military retirement pay from income tax

VT - H184 An act relating to changing the education property tax rate calculations

VT - H215 An act relating to creating a statewide school district

VT - H220 An act relating to excluding reinvested capital gains from Vermont’s income tax

VT - H339 An act relating to creating the Vermont Silver Rose Veterans’ Service Certificate

VT - H483 An act relating to potential new models of funding and governance structures to improve the quality, duration, and access to career technical education in Vermont

VT - H741 An act relating to approval of amendments to the charter of the City of St. Albans

VT - HR21 House resolution commemorating St. Patrick’s Day, celebrating the contributions of Vermonters of Irish heritage, and expressing the hope that the calm and cooperation that the 1998 Good Friday Agreement has engendered in Ireland will endure

VT - HR25 House resolution honoring Senator Patrick J. Leahy for his nearly half century of extraordinary public service in the U.S. Senate

VT - JRH18 Joint resolution relating to the Russian invasion of Ukraine

VT - HCR9 House concurrent resolution recognizing the unwavering dedication of Vermont’s health care workforce during the COVID-19 pandemic

VT - HCR17 House concurrent resolution honoring former Vermont House Clerk William M. MaGill for his notable contributions to the State legislative process

VT - HCR20 House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2020 class of Boy Scouts who have achieved the rank of Eagle

VT - HCR22 House concurrent resolution congratulating Elinor Purrier of Berkshire on her record U.S. indoor two-mile run at the 2021 New Balance Indoor Grand Prix and on her recent marriage to Jamie St. Pierre

VT - HCR23 House concurrent resolution honoring former Representative Edward H. Paquin Jr. for his exemplary leadership as a disability rights advocate

VT - HCR31 House concurrent resolution in memory of U.S. Second Circuit Judge Peter W. Hall

VT - HCR44 House concurrent resolution congratulating the Vermont Student Assistance Corporation on the 30th anniversary of its TRIO Educational Opportunity Center of Vermont

VT - HCR72 House concurrent resolution honoring the Vermont Department of Health for its exemplary public service during the COVID-19 Pandemic

VT - HCR76 House concurrent resolution congratulating Elle Purrier St. Pierre on her outstanding performance in the 2020 Olympics women’s 1500-meter race

VT - HCR130 House concurrent resolution recognizing April 2022 as the Month of the Military Child and April 15, 2022 as Purple Up Day in Vermont

VT - HCR137 House concurrent resolution honoring Bellows Free Academy-St. Albans boys’ ice hockey Head Coach Toby Ducolon for his outstanding achievements

VT - HCR156 House concurrent resolution recognizing National Foster Care Month in Vermont

VT - HCR157 House concurrent resolution honoring Vermont’s correctional personnel and recognizing National Correctional Officers Week in Vermont

VT - HCR160 House concurrent resolution honoring the General Assembly’s venerable head doorkeeper, Cornelius F. Reed Jr. of Wolcott

VT - SCR12 Senate concurrent resolution memorializing the more than 500 Vermonters who have died due to COVID-19, extending sincere condolences to their families, and thanking those Vermonters whose frontline jobs have been especially challenging during the pandemic

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