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Vermont Drone Privacy & Surveillance (2026)

Conditional: Vermont (20 V.S.A. 4626): a civil penalty ($50-$250, not a crime) to use a drone to record images of private property or its owner/occupant to conduct surveillance without prior written consent.

ConditionalVerified Jul 7, 2026

Vermont (20 V.S.A. 4626): a civil penalty ($50-$250, not a crime) to use a drone to record images of private property or its owner/occupant to conduct surveillance without prior written consent.

Official source: legislature.vermont.gov →

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