An act relating to the creation of the Vermont State Building Security Board

H 349 creates the Vermont State Building Security Board to manage security for most Vermont state buildings, excluding the State House, courthouses, and the Supreme Court’s space. The Board, composed of seven appointed members, will set statewide security standards, develop facility-specific plans, and appoint a Director of Safety and Security. The Director will create annual security plans, report on security incidents to legislative committees, and coordinate with the Supreme Court and Capitol Complex security. This bill directly affects state employees and Judiciary staff by centralizing security oversight under the new Board.