Sibilia wins legislative award from VLCT
Vermont state Representative Laura Sibilia, left, of the Windham-Bennington District receives the legislative service award from South Burlington City Manager and VLCT President Jessie Baker.
VERMONT - The Vermont League of Cities and Towns recognized champions of municipal government at Town Fair, the largest gathering of Vermont municipal officials of the year. Vermont state Representative Laura Sibilia, of the Windham-Bennington district, received the legislative service award.
During an awards dinner the evening of Thursday, October 6, VLCT executive director Ted Brady said Sibilia’s leadership introducing and passing Act 172, a bill that established a $36 million grant program to help municipalities make energy efficiency upgrades, and her championing of universal broadband access made her the obvious recipient of the 2022 VLCT legislative service award. Sibilia is an independent who represents Dover, Readsboro, Searsburg, Somerset, Stamford, Wardsboro, and Whitingham. When not in the Statehouse, she works at Brattleboro Development Credit Corporation.
