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Governor Scott announced he has rescinded all state COVID-19 restrictions. Additionally, Vermont’s State of Emergency, slated to expire on June 15, will not be renewed.

“Now that we have hit 80%, as promised and effective immediately, I am lifting all remaining state pandemic restrictions and the State of Emergency will formally end at midnight June 15,” announced Governor Scott at a press conference Monday. “And here’s why: Because it’s safe to do so. It is safe because Vermonters have done their part to keep the spread of the virus low throughout the pandemic and stepped up to get vaccinated. In fact, no state in the nation is in a better or safer position to do this than we are.”

DMV impacts -

• Driver's License and Non-Driver ID Cards that expire on or before 06/15/2021 will have a ninety (90) day extension. All Driver's License and Non-Driver ID Cards that expire on or after 06/16/2021 will expire on the date shown.
• Registrations that expire in June 2021 (or earlier) will have a ninety (90) day extension. As of July 1, 2021, registrations will expire on the date shown.
• All office visits will continue to be by appointment only. No walk-ins. Schedule an appointment at mydmv.vermont.gov.
• The offices located in Dummerston, Middlebury, Saint Albans, Saint Johnsbury, and White River Junction remain closed. No additional information is available at this time on when these offices will re-open.