Vermont Code — Browse All Statutes
The Vermont code is the codified body of the state's general and permanent laws. Browse the full text of 0 statutory sections below, organized by division, with official sources and citation guidance on every page.
Code Divisions
- Title 3 Appendix: Executive Orders (0 sections)
- Title 4: Judiciary (0 sections)
- Title 5: Aeronautics and Surface Transportation (0 sections)
- Title 6: Agriculture (0 sections)
- Title 7: Alcoholic Beverages, Cannabis, and Tobacco (0 sections)
- Title 8: Banking and Insurance (0 sections)
- Title 9: Commerce and Trade (0 sections)
- Title 9A: Uniform Commercial Code (0 sections)
- Title 10: Conservation and Development (0 sections)
- Title 10 Appendix: Conservation and Development (0 sections)
- Title 11: Corporations, Partnerships and Associations (0 sections)
- Title 11C: Mutual Benefit Enterprises (0 sections)
- Title 12: Court Procedure (0 sections)
- Title 13: Crimes and Criminal Procedure (0 sections)
- Title 14: Decedents' Estates and Fiduciary Relations (0 sections)
- Title 14A: Trusts (0 sections)
- Title 15: Domestic Relations (0 sections)
- Title 15A: Adoption Act (0 sections)
- Title 15B: Uniform Interstate Family Support Act (1996) (0 sections)
- Title 15C: Parentage Proceedings (0 sections)
- Title 16: Education (0 sections)
- Title 17: Elections (0 sections)
- Title 18: Health (0 sections)
- Title 19: Highways (0 sections)
- Title 20: Internal Security and Public Safety (0 sections)
- Title 21: Labor (0 sections)
- Title 22: Libraries, History, and Information Technology (0 sections)
- Title 23: Motor Vehicles (0 sections)
- Title 24: Municipal and County Government (0 sections)
- Title 24 Appendix: Municipal Charters (0 sections)
- Title 25: Navigation and Waters (0 sections)
- Title 26: Professions and Occupations (0 sections)
- Title 27: Property (0 sections)
- Title 27A: Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act (1994) (0 sections)
- Title 28: Public Institutions and Corrections (0 sections)
- Title 29: Public Property and Supplies (0 sections)
- Title 30: Public Service (0 sections)
- Title 31: Recreation and Sports (0 sections)
- Title 32: Taxation and Finance (0 sections)
- Title 33: Human Services (0 sections)
About the Vermont Code
What is the Vermont code?
The Vermont code is the official codification of the state's general and permanent laws, organized into subject-matter divisions (titles or chapters) and numbered sections. It is the primary source for state statutes.
How is the Vermont code updated?
The legislature passes new laws each session, and the code is updated to incorporate amendments and new enactments. Always verify the current text against the official source before relying on it.
How do I cite a Vermont statute?
Citations typically combine the code abbreviation, the title (if used), the section number, and the year (for example: Vermont Code § 101 (2025)). Follow the format required by your court or publisher.