Vermont § 414 - Duties and responsibilities The City Attorney shall be corporation counsel for the City

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§ 414. Duties and responsibilities The City Attorney shall be corporation counsel for the City

  • . He or she may prosecute
    and defend in behalf of the City all suits in which the City is interested. He or
    she is authorized to file information and complaints in criminal causes involving
    violation of an ordinance of the City, and shall prosecute the same. A copy of all
    his or her written opinions shall be filed by him or her in the office of the City
    Clerk.

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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