Hi Missy - Any public official who is authorized by law to give oaths my
swear in a police officer. A selectboard member cannot unless he or she is a
notary or a justice of the peace.  Note that police officers are ex-officio
notaries so the police chief could swear in the new officers.  Deb
 
 

Deborah Markowitz

Secretary of State 

26  Terrace Street

Montpelier, Vermont 05602

802-828-2148

 

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   Actually, I was wondering if it is OK for someone else besides me to do
it as they want to do it at the Selectboard meeting, so we were wondering if
a selectboard member could do it.

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The Town Clerk can do it.  
 

Cheryl L. Moomey, Clerk-Treasurer
Town of Essex
81 Main Street
Essex Jct., VT  05452
PH: 802-879-0413  FX: 802-878-1353
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From: Vermont Municipal Government Discussion Network
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Thanks!  It is 802-482-5404.  Do you know who can administer the oath?  Can
a selectboard or JP do it?  Missy

-----Original Message-----
From: Vermont Municipal Government Discussion Network
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Sent: Thursday, July 20, 2006 3:02 PM
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Yes, he must take an oath--it is a special one for police officers.  If you
give me your FAX number, I'll fax it to you.
Marianne in Windsor