Vt. Stat. Ann. tit. 18, § 1757

(1) Upon receiving a report that a child has a screening test result of 10 or more micrograms of lead per deciliter of blood, or a lower level as determined by the Commissioner, the Commissioner shall take prompt action to ensure that the child obtains a confirmation test.

(2) If the child has an elevated blood lead level, the Commissioner shall provide information on lead hazards to the parents or guardians of the child.

(3) If a child six years of age or younger has a confirmed blood lead level at or above 10 micrograms of lead per deciliter of blood, and if resources permit, the Commissioner: Shall, with the consent of the parent or guardian, provide an inspection of the dwelling occupied by the child or the child care facility the child attends by a state or private lead risk assessor, and develop a plan in consultation with the parents, owner, physician, and others involved with the child to minimize the exposure of the child to lead. The plan developed under this subdivision shall require that any lead hazards identified through the inspection be addressed. The owner of rental target housing or a child care facility shall address those lead hazards within the owner's control, and shall not be required to abate lead hazards if interim controls are effective.

(4) May inspect and evaluate other dwelling units in the building in which the child is living if it is reasonable to believe that a child six years of age or younger occupies, receives care, or otherwise regularly frequents the other dwellings in that building.