Guide to Vermont's Town Clerks, Treasurers & County Clerks - Vermont

Guide to Vermont's Town Clerks, Treasurers & County Clerks is a legal document that was released by the Vermont Secretary of State - a government authority operating within Vermont.

FAQ

Q: What is a town clerk?
A: A town clerk is an elected official who is responsible for maintaining official records and documents for a town.

Q: What is a treasurer?
A: A treasurer is an elected official who is responsible for managing the financial affairs of a town, including collecting taxes and disbursing funds.

Q: What is a county clerk?
A: A county clerk is an elected official who is responsible for maintaining official records and documents for a county.

Q: What are some of the duties of a town clerk?
A: Some of the duties of a town clerk include recording and maintaining meeting minutes, issuing various licenses and permits, and assisting with elections.

Q: What are some of the duties of a treasurer?
A: Some of the duties of a treasurer include collecting taxes, managing town funds, and preparing financial reports.

Q: What are some of the duties of a county clerk?
A: Some of the duties of a county clerk include record-keeping and document management, administering oaths and affirmations, and processing marriage licenses.

Q: How are town clerks, treasurers, and county clerks elected?
A: Town clerks, treasurers, and county clerks are elected by the residents of their respective towns or counties.