For Vermonters, there is no property tax relief in sight after Gov. Phil Scott’s administration and lawmakers failed to reach a deal.
Plus, Scott continues to take action on the remaining bills from this past legislative session — including a veto of the so-called “yield bill” due to its double-digit property tax increase.
And, it's not just your imagination. A recent nationwide analysis shows Vermont home prices spiked more than any other state last year. That and more, ahead on Vermont This Week.
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This week's panel
- Mitch Wertlieb (Moderator) - Vermont Public
- Calvin Cutler - WCAX
- Carly Berlin - Vermont Public
- Kevin McCallum - Seven Days
Dive deeper
- No property tax relief in sight for Vermonters after Scott, lawmakers fail to reach a deal (Vermont Public)
- Lawmaker Offers an Apology, but No Explanation, for Soaking a Rival’s Stuff (Seven Days)
- Vermont home prices spiked more than any other state last year while fewer homes sold (VTDigger)
- Gov. Scott vetoes Act 250 reform, data privacy bills (WCAX)
- Officials alarmed by apparent rebuilding of manufactured home park in floodplain (Vermont Public)
- iSun bankruptcy could cause shakeup in regional solar industry (WCAX)