Inaugural Address

Under the Dome: Chittenden County Legislators Respond to the 2023 Governor's Budget Address 01/20/2023

As part of Town Meeting TV's coverage of the 2023 legislative session, Emily, Bobby, and Alison traveled to the Vermont Statehouse in Montpelier to interview Chittenden County legislators about their response to Governor Phil Scott's 2023 Budget Address.

Under the Dome: Governor Phil Scott Inaugural Address 2023 01/05/2023

From the office of Governor Scott:

Governor Phil Scott will be sworn in to his fourth term as governor in a ceremony on Thursday, January 5, in the House Chamber. After being sworn in by the Chief Justice, the Governor will administer the oaths of office to the newly elected Treasurer, Secretary of State, Auditor of Accounts and Attorney General. The Governor will then deliver his fourth Inaugural Address to a joint session of the General Assembly.

Under the Dome: Interviews of Attendees to Phil Scott's Inaugural Address 01/05/2017

Lauren-Glenn Davitian interviews Sen. Chris Pearson (P/D) - Chittenden; Sen. Philip Baruth (D) - Chittenden; Rep. Ben Joseph (D) - Grand Isle-Chittenden; Kelsey Campbell, Student at UVM; Martha Maksym, Deputy Secretary, Vermont Agency of Human Services; John Hollar, Lobbyist, DRM; Johanna Miller, Energy Program Director, VNRC; Kevin Ellis, Lobbyist, Ellis Mills Public Affairs; and Annette Smith, Executive Director, Vermonters for a Clean Environment.

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Governor Phil Scott Inaugural Address 01/05/2017

Governor Phil Scott, the eighty-second governor of Vermont, delivers his Inaugural Address at the State House in Montpelier on January 5, 2017. Recorded live by Vermont PBS.

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