Vermont Code — 31
Browse 107 sections in division 31 of the Vermont code. Each section page includes the full statutory text, official source links, and citation guidance.
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- § 1. §§ 1-5.
- § 101. §§ 101-113.
- § 201. Authority to appropriate for recreation A city by its council or an incorporated village, at an annual meeting, may
- § 202. Authority to establish and finance recreation system Municipalities, singly or jointly, may establish, maintain, and
- § 203. Control and supervision of system The legislative body may conduct the same through a department or bureau of
- § 204. Free musical entertainments
- § 301. §§ 301-313.
- § 351. §§ 351-358.
- § 401. Permits and fees A selectboard may permit the exhibition in its town of any show mentioned in 32 V.S.A. §§ 9905 and
- § 402. Revocation of permit If, during the exhibition of a show under the license, the selectboard is satisfied
- § 403. Penalties imposed on town officers Town clerks, selectboards, village trustees, or any other town or city officials
- § 404. Exhibiting without State and town licenses A person who gives or attempts to give an exhibition in a town of a show
- § 405. Permits to exhibit natural curiosities A selectboard may permit a person to exhibit living animals and other natural
- § 406. Exhibition without license
- § 407. [Omitted.]
- § 441. Regulation of shows and games of chance The officers of a town fair association may regulate and prevent theatrical,
- § 442. Licenses for theatres and similar entertainment
- § 443. Operating without license
- § 444. [Omitted.]
- § 501. Dance hall defined A room, hall, eating place, building, structure, or place shall be deemed to be a dance
- § 502. Supervision A person, partnership, association, or corporation shall not operate a dance hall unless, at
- § 503. License required
- § 504. Fees and regulations The selectboard, city council, or
- § 505. Regulations on operation
- § 506. Charitable exemptions The provisions of sections 503-505 of
- § 507. Construction The provisions of sections 503-506 of this
- § 508. Penalties A person, partnership, association, or corporation who violates a provision of sections 501-507
- § 509. Setting up alley near schoolhouse or church A
- § 510. Repealed. 1959, No. 262, § 37, eff
- § 511. Coasting on sleds The selectboard shall forbid coasting upon the highways when it endangers the lives or property of travelers and shall post notices to that effect in two or more conspicuous places in the vicinity
- § 512. Penalties A person who thereafter coasts on a highway specified in such notice shall be fined $2.00.
- § 601. §§ 601-642.
- § 651. Powers and duties of Board of Liquor and Lottery The Board of Liquor and Lottery shall adopt rules pursuant to 3 V.S.A. chapter 25, governing the establishment and operation of the State Lottery
- § 652. Multijurisdictional lottery games
- § 653. License fees A license fee shall be charged for each sales license granted to a person for the purpose of selling lottery tickets at the time the person is first granted a license
- § 654. Interstate lottery; consultant; management
- § 655. Duties of the Commissioner
- § 656. State Lottery Fund
- § 657. Report of the Department The Department of Liquor and Lottery shall make an annual report to the Governor and to the General Assembly on or before the 10th day of March in each year
- § 658. Postaudits All State Lottery accounts and transactions of the Board of Liquor and Lottery shall be subject to annual postaudits conducted by independent auditors retained by the
- § 659. Sales and purchase of lottery tickets The following acts relating to the purchase and sale of lottery tickets are prohibited:
- § 660. Unclaimed prize money Lottery prize winners will be allowed one year from their prize eligibility date to claim a prize
- § 661. State gaming laws inapplicable as to lottery 13 V.S.A. chapter 51, subchapters 1, 2, and 3 shall not apply to the sale of lottery tickets as provided in this chapter
- § 662. Penalties Any person who is convicted of violating a provision of this chapter shall be fined not more than $500.00 or imprisoned for not more than two years, or both. (Added 1977, No. 82, § 2, eff
- § 663. Publication of odds Any promotional advertising shall, to the extent practicable, estimate the general odds of winning. (Added 1977, No. 82, § 2, eff
- § 664. Fiscal Committee review
- § 671. Short title This Compact shall be known and may be cited as the “Tri-State Lotto Compact.” (Added 1985, No. 28, § 2.)
- § 672. Compact The State of Vermont enters into the following Compact with the states of Maine and
- § 673. General provisions—Article I A
- § 674. Procedures and conditions governing the tri-state lottery—Article II A. Creation of the Tri-State Lotto Commission.
- § 675. Criminal provisions—Article III A
- § 676. Reducing or expanding Compact This Compact may be
- § 677. Allocation of profits The profits received by the State of Vermont through the sale of the Tri-State Lotto
- § 678. Effective date—Article IV This Compact shall become effective
- § 701. Declaration of policy It shall be the policy of the State of Vermont to prevent unnecessary hazards in the
- § 702. Definition of terms The following terms shall be construed as follows:
- § 703. Passenger Tramway Board There is hereby created the Passenger Tramway Board within the Department of Labor, which shall consist of the Commissioner of Labor, ex officio, who shall serve as chair, and four appointive members
- § 704. Rules The Board may, in accordance with 3 V.S.A. chapter 25, adopt reasonable rules relating to public safety in the construction, operation, maintenance, and inspection of passenger tramways
- § 705. Enforcement; certificate
- § 706. Operators to pay cost of inspection The expenses of the Department in connection with making the inspections under section 705 of this title shall be paid in the first instance by the Department
- § 707. Registration and fees
- § 708. Orders If, after investigation, the Department finds that a violation of any of the rules exists, or that
- § 708a. Emergency orders Whenever the condition is deemed to be imminently hazardous, involving the safety of
- § 709. Hearing Any operator who is aggrieved by Department order may, within ten days after service thereof upon him or her, apply to the Board for a review of the order
- § 710. Appeal Any operator who is aggrieved by any order of the Department following the hearing provided in
- § 711. Suspension If any operator fails to comply with a lawful order issued under sections 708 and 709 of this title, the
- § 712. Penalties
- § 721. Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 722. Certificate of operation
- § 723. Operator and patron responsibilities
- § 723a. Safety inspections
- § 724. Penalty An operator or owner who violates any provision of this chapter shall be fined no more than $500.00 per day for each day the violation continues. (Added 1995, No. 117 (Adj
- § 801. §§ 801-813.
- § 1001. Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 1002. Green Mountain Passport; eligibility
- § 1003. Passport privileges
- § 1004. Private cooperation
- § 1005. Misuse of passport; forgery; penalty A person who
- § 1101. §§ 1101-1113.
- § 1201. Definitions As used in this chapter: (1) “Break-open ticket” means a lottery utilizing a card or ticket of the so-called pickle card, jar ticket, or break-open variety commonly bearing the name “Lucky 7,” “Nevada
- § 1202. License required
- § 1203. Distribution; retail purchase and sale
- § 1204. License requirements; fees
- § 1205. Records; report
- § 1206. Enforcement
- § 1207. Appeals Any licensee aggrieved by an action taken under subsection 1206
- § 1208. Rulemaking The Department of Liquor and Lottery may regulate the licensing and reporting requirements of manufacturers and distributors of break-open tickets under this chapter
- § 1301. Definitions As used in this chapter:
- § 1302. Department of Liquor and Lottery; authority and duties
- § 1303. Procedures
- § 1304. Revenues to Sports Wagering Enterprise Fund The revenues and fees received by the Department pursuant to this chapter shall be deposited in the Sports Wagering Enterprise Fund. (Added 2023, No. 63, § 1, eff
- § 1305. Confidentiality of records
- § 1306. Exemption The provisions of 13 V.S.A. chapter 51, relating to gambling and lotteries, shall not apply to sports wagering or a fantasy sports contest conducted pursuant to this chapter. (Added 2023, No. 63, § 1, eff
- § 1320. Sports wagering operators; competitive bidding process
- § 1321. Prohibited activities The Department’s operators are prohibited from the following activities:
- § 1322. Maintaining sports integrity
- § 1323. Access to financial reports
- § 1324. Compliance oversight
- § 1325. Crimes and penalties
- § 1330. Definitions As used in this subchapter:
- § 1331. Consumer protection
- § 1332. Fair and truthful advertising
- § 1333. Registration On or before October 15 of each year in which a fantasy sports operator offers a fantasy
- § 1334. Enforcement
- § 1340. Responsible gaming and problem gambling; operator plans, duties, and report
- § 1341. Sports Wagering Enterprise Fund
- § 1341a. Problem Gambling Program