U.S. District Court for Vermont issues new firearms policy for courthouses

Chief Judge Christina Reiss
Chief Judge Christina Reiss
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At a meeting on December 10, 2024, the Court Security Committee approved a new firearms policy for United States Courthouses within the District of Vermont. The policy, designated as General Order #126, will be enforced at all federal courthouses in the district.

The decision was made to address security concerns and ensure consistent procedures regarding firearms on courthouse premises. Details of the order were formalized following committee discussions.



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