This is the first of a monthly series in which the Attorney General will feature a Vermonter doing exemplary work in their community. Have someone you think should be featured? Email AGO.CAP@vermont.gov. Sarah Waring serves as the Executive Director of the Center for an Agricultural Economy (CAE) building a regenerative, locally based, healthy food system… Continue reading Announcing Vermonter of the Month: Sarah Waring
Identity Theft and Information on the Equifax Data Security Breach
What can I do, right now, to protect my information? To check if you were personally affected by the breach, you may visit Equifax’s website: www.equifaxsecurity2017.com. To place a fraud alert or freeze on your credit files, visit the credit reporting agencies’ websites linked below or call: EQUIFAX or 866-349-5191, select option 3 for the automated… Continue reading Identity Theft and Information on the Equifax Data Security Breach
Information on Vermont’s Lead Law and the Landlord Restoration Program
The Landlord Restoration Program (Program) launched in 2017 by the Attorney General’s Office and the Department of Health. The Program provided: (i) information and resources to landlords, (ii) extended time for repairs, and (iii) a waiver of state enforcement for past non-compliance. The Program, which concluded in 2018, was piloted in five Vermont towns that had elevated… Continue reading Information on Vermont’s Lead Law and the Landlord Restoration Program
Navigating Health Care Can Be Tough: CAP Has You Covered!
Have you ever felt stressed out by the health care system? You’re not alone. Figuring out your health care options can be confusing. Here’s the good news—there are FREE programs available to help! Here’s a list of common questions CAP gets about health care and the FREE resources available to Vermonters: Overcharged by your doctor’s… Continue reading Navigating Health Care Can Be Tough: CAP Has You Covered!
Congratulations, You’re A Winner!
Have you received a letter, email, or even a Facebook message telling you that you have won a sweepstakes or lottery prize, such as thousands of dollars and a car? Have you been asked to send money to cover taxes or registration fees so that you can receive your prize? If so, you are being… Continue reading Congratulations, You’re A Winner!