Vermont § 518 - Creation There shall be a Department of Assessment, which shall consist of a Chief Assessor and such assistants as are deemed to be necessary by the City Manager with the approval of the Council
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§ 518. Creation There shall be a Department of Assessment, which shall consist of a Chief Assessor and such assistants as are deemed to be necessary by the City Manager with the approval of the Council
- . The Chief Assessor and assistant shall be appointed and may be removed
by the City Manager subject to approval of the Council.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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