Vermont § 11 - Additional emergency powers In the event of an all-hazards event, the Governor may exercise any or all of the following additional powers:
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§ 11. Additional emergency powers In the event of an all-hazards event, the Governor may exercise any or all of the following additional powers:
- (1) To authorize any department or agency of the State to lease or lend, on such terms
and conditions and for a period related to the declaration of emergency to promote
the public welfare and protect the interests of the State, any real or personal property
of the State government. (2) To enter into a contract on behalf of the State for the lease or loan, on such terms
and conditions and for such period as the Governor deems necessary to promote the
public welfare and protect the interests of the State, of any real or personal property
of the State government, or the temporary transfer or employment of personnel thereof
to any town or city of the State
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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