Vermont § 4644 - Collector’s duty on vacancy On demand of such selectboard, trustees, prudential committee, or executive officers,
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§ 4644. Collector’s duty on vacancy On demand of such selectboard, trustees, prudential committee, or executive officers,
- the collector whose office so becomes vacant shall lodge with the treasurer of the
municipality the tax bills and tax warrants issued to him or her and a list of the
names of all persons included in such tax bills against whom there are unpaid taxes
and the amount due from each
Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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