Vermont § 24 - Purchasing policy The Town Administrator may expend an amount determined by the Selectboard, and the
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§ 24. Purchasing policy The Town Administrator may expend an amount determined by the Selectboard, and the
- Selectboard may expend up to one-half of one percent of the then current General Fund
budget for any established program without requesting competitive bids. Any other
expenditures shall be open to competitive bidding, except if the Selectboard finds
that bidding would be of no advantage to the Town. In such cases, the Selectboard
shall detail in its minutes all reasons for such findings.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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