Includes new Executive Branch Contracts for Service, executed during the fiscal year, as entered by departments in the VISION system. Data excludes most commodity and transportation construction contracts. Contact the business unit (BU) for detail about individual contracts.

Vermont Municipalities

This report holds information of property sales by town and property category. Furthermore, details for total sales, average, and median selling prices of properties for valid sales are reported. Valid sales represent true market transactions between a willing buyer and seller, excluding straw transfers or sales between members of the immediate family among others.

This report holds information of property sales by town and property category. Furthermore, details for total sales, average, and median selling prices of properties for valid sales are reported. Valid sales represent true market transactions between a willing buyer and seller, excluding straw transfers or sales between members of the immediate family among others.

National Bridge Inventory: Vermont-2012

The Department of Finance and Management is required by 32 VSA §313 and §314 to publish an annual report of federal grants issued by all State of Vermont agencies and departments. 32 VSA §314 expands the requirement to include all grants issued beginning with the SFY 2014 report due in January, 2015. In state fiscal year 2012, the Department of Finance and Management began a pilot program to include non-federal grants in its grants database. The department expects that by SFY 2014 the database will be complete, but until then, the data may not include all non-federal grants issued during the report year. Types of grant awards included in the Pilot Program: * Grant was issued/executed during the state fiscal year (may not include 100% of grants issued) * Federally funded grants * Non-federal portion of federally funded grants, where applicable * Non-federally funded grants (those funded with General, Special, Global Commitment or Other funds) * Grants between State of Vermont agencies Award Amounts: These funds have been awarded (authorized) by a State of Vermont department to the grantee during the report year. This funding may or may not have been expended or received by the grantee during that year. In the case of multi-year grants, the grant award is included during the year in which the grant was originally issued, and will not be included each year for the duration of the award. If a grant is subsequently amended, it will not be updated in this report.
2012 Report includes grants issued, executed and/or entered by departments, as part of a pilot program, into the State's VISION grants module during SFY 2012
Note: Awards with an amount of $99,999 have not been finalized. These awards have been issued but their final amounts are pending FEMA review.
Revised report reflects grants awarded in 2012 but that were subsequently revised. These are primarily FEMA grants previously reported with award amounts of $99,999.

DISCLAIMER: This dataset only include cases that have been officially closed with a final court disposition made on the legality of the shooting. This dataset should not be compared to other similar datasets as they often use sources such as news reports, public records, and social media posts that unofficial and unverified.
SUMMARY: This dataset contains information related to officer involved shootings reported by the Vermont State Police (VSP) between 1977 and the previous year. These data are collected by the VSP investigative unit on a case-by-case basis. This particular dataset is made available in an effort to highlight and address both concerns of officer involved shootings. Should you have questions about this dataset, you may contact Scott Waterman at the Vermont State Police (802-241-5312 | scott.waterman@vermont.gov). To access a summary page of this dataset, select the “About” tab on the right side of this page and scroll down to the attachments and click on the PDF document.

This health data inventory is the result of work conducted for the Vermont Health Care Innovation Project. While the goal of a Vermont Health Data Inventory is a unified data source for health care data, this project is just the first step in moving toward that goal. A unified data source would provide a gateway or portal to the diverse health data in Vermont. This includes many kinds of health related data: the all-payer claims dataset;health expenditures; clinical datasets; survey data; vital records; and epidemiologic data. It is the intent that this initial inventory project will inform this goal.

Public Libraries in the State of Vermont. Data from 2007 - 2012 including visitor and financial information.