Vermont Government Offices

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Vermont government offices Modeled after the American federal government, VT state government is composed of three branches; legislative, executive and judicial. The executive branch consists of the state governor and elected officials, the legislative branch consists of both the House of Representatives and the State Senate, and the judicial branch consists of the Vermont Supreme Court. Ask us about VT Government or share your comments. To feature your Vermont business, contact us.

State of Vermont Government & Elected Officials

The official website for the State of Vermont is Vermont.gov. The site provides current official State of Vermont information, forms, and laws.

Vermont State Government

109 State Street, Pavilion
Montpelier, VT 05609-0101
Ph: 800-649-6825

Vermont’s local government includes Town Meeting Day – which occurs every March. Residents and property owners have a voice in local issues. Town Meetings allow for residents to discuss and debate budget items and other community concerns.

The Capitol of Vermont is Montpelier, with a population of under 10,000 people Montpelier is America’s smallest Capitol City.