Vermont Statutes

§ 1236 — Powers and duties in particular

Vermont § 1236
JurisdictionVermont
Title 24Title 24: Municipal and County Government
Ch. 37Chapter 037: Town, City, or Village Managers

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Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 24, § 1236 (2026).

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The manager shall have authority and it shall be his or her duty:

(1)To cause duties required of towns and town school districts and not committed to the care of any particular officer, to be duly performed and executed.
(2)To perform all duties now conferred by law upon the selectboard, except that he or she shall not prepare tax bills, sign orders on the general fund of the town, call special or annual town meetings, lay out highways, establish and lay out public parks, make assessments, award damages, act as member of the board of civil authority, nor make appointments to fill vacancies which the selectboard is now authorized by law to fill; but he or she shall, in all matters herein excepted, render the selectboard such assistance as it shall require.
(3)To be the general purchasing

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