Vermont § 2921 - Powers and duties of official in charge In
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§ 2921. Powers and duties of official in charge In
- towns that do not maintain a firefighting force and are served by a volunteer fire department, the official in charge of such volunteer fire department or in his or her absence the assistant highest in rank present at a fire shall have the powers and duties of a chief engineer provided in section 2673 of this title.
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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