Vermont Rep. Thomas Burditt (R)

VT - Joint Committee on Judicial Retention

Title:

Member

VT - Judiciary (House)

Title:

Chair

VT - Legislative Committee on Judicial Rules

Title:

Member

VT - HCR75 House concurrent resolution congratulating the Proctor High School Lady Phantoms on their second consecutive designation as the Division IV girls’ basketball championship team

VT - HCR8 House concurrent resolution congratulating the Proctor High School Phantoms girls’ soccer team on winning a second consecutive Division IV championship

VT - H648 An act relating to funding for the Vermont Internet Crimes Against Children (VT-ICAC) Task Force

VT - HCR159 House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2022 West Rutland High School Golden Horde Division IV girls’ basketball championship team

VT - H18 An act relating to sexual exploitation of children and limited immunity from liability for a person reporting a crime.

VT - HCR71 House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2021 Proctor High School Phantoms on winning a second consecutive Division IV boys’ basketball championship

VT - H168 An act relating to daylight saving time

VT - HCR33 House concurrent resolution in memory of Mary Theresa Ojala of Rutland

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

VT - H548 An act relating to miscellaneous cannabis establishment procedures

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

VT - JRH1 Joint resolution condemning the storming of the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021 as an attack on democracy

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 - HCR11 House concurrent resolution honoring the Thomas Dairy for 99 years of agricultural and entrepreneurial excellence

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 - 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 - HCR32 House concurrent resolution honoring Ronald J. Cioffi for his outstanding leadership of the VNA & Hospice of the Southwest Region

VT - HCR36 House concurrent resolution honoring Ludy Biddle for her outstanding leadership at NeighborWorks of Western Vermont

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

VT - HCR49 House concurrent resolution honoring Neshobe School principal Judi Pulsifer

VT - HCR51 House concurrent resolution recognizing April 2021 as Organ Donation Month in 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 - HCR103 House concurrent resolution congratulating the 2021 class of Eagle Scouts in the State of Vermont

VT - HCR126 House concurrent resolution commemorating Thomas Davenport, electrical inventor

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