Vermont § 17 Police officers

Vermont Statutes

§ 17 — Police officers

Vermont § 17

Title 24Title 24 Appendix: Municipal Charters

Ch. 285Chapter 285: Village of Wells River

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Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 24, § 17 (2026).

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The police officers shall have the same power and authority as conservators of the peace within the Village as that of town constables. They may serve any criminal process for any offense against the laws of the State committed within the Village and may serve subpoenas for witnesses in such cases, and for all such services they shall be entitled to receive the same fees as constables are entitled to receive.

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The police officers shall have the same power and authority as conservators of the peace within the Village as that of town constables. They may serve any criminal process for any offense against the laws of the State committed within the Village and may serve subpoenas for witnesses in such cases, and for all such services they shall be entitled to receive the same fees as constables are entitled to receive.

Legislative History

(Added 1937, No. 301, § 17.)

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