Vermont HCR 208: House concurrent resolution congratulating the Champlain Valley Union High School Redhawks Division I boys’ soccer program on winning a second consecutive Division I championship

Status: Adopted in Concurrence (as of 2020-01-24)

State: Vermont · Session: 2019-2020 · Bill: HCR 208

Sponsors: Michael Yantachka, Christopher Pearson, Deborah Ingram, James McCullough, Jessica Brumsted, Kathryn Webb, Less…, Michael Sirotkin, Philip Baruth, Terence Macaig, Timothy Ashe, Virginia Lyons, William Lippert

Bill Text

R-255 Page 1 of 1
2026

VT LEG #387712 v.1
No. R-255. House concurrent resolution honoring Selectboard Chair Alyssa Joyce
Johnson for her dedicated service on behalf of the Town of Waterbury and applauding
the good work she facilitated during her tenure.
(H.C.R.208)
Offered by Representatives Waszazak of Barre City, Casey of Montpelier, Stevens of
Waterbury, and Wood of Waterbury
Whereas, Alyssa Johnson was first elected to a one-year term on the Waterbury
Selectboard on March 2, 2022, and was subsequently reelected to a three-year term in
2023, and
Whereas, she served as chair of the selectboard from January 2025 through March
2026, while also being the youngest member of the board, and
Whereas, Alyssa Johnson’s service on behalf of the Town of Waterbury, including as
chair of the planning commission and as economic development director of Revitalizing
Waterbury, a local economic development organization, exemplifies her love of her home
community, and
Whereas, she has volunteered countless hours of her time supporting fellow board
members, town staff, and residents, and
Whereas, this dynamic civic official was a critical leader in the recovery and response
effort after the floods of July 2023 and 2024, deploying volunteers, removing debris, and
checking in with affected residents and business owners, and
Whereas, as a selectboard member, Alyssa Johnson advocated for investments in
housing and flood resiliency projects, and
Whereas, she built a stellar reputation for being fair, honest, kind, a strong facilitator, a
good listener, and always willing to provide much-appreciated snacks, and
Whereas, Alyssa Johnson is concluding her service on the Waterbury Selectboard, and
her exemplary work merits legislative recognition, now therefore be it
Resolved by the Senate and House of Representatives:
That the General Assembly honors Selectboard Chair Alyssa Joyce Johnson for her
dedicated service on behalf of the Town of Waterbury and applauds the good work she
facilitated during her tenure, and be it further
Resolved: That the Secretary of State be directed to send a copy of this resolution to
Alyssa Johnson.

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