Governor Phil Scott of Vermont was recently declared the lucky winner of a Mossberg 12-gauge shotgun in a raffle held by the Barre Town Fire Department. The department’s 52-week giveaway drew Scott’s name for this particular prize, which was announced on their Facebook page. The governor, who used to be an avid hunter, expressed excitement about the win and mentioned his long-standing support for the department through donations to their raffle. He stated, “I’ve been part of that – donating money to the Barre Town Fire Department- for probably 20 years on this one particular raffle so I guess, eventually, you get lucky enough to win. So it was my turn.”
The Barre Town Fire Department confirmed that all tickets for the raffle have been sold out, with 42 drawings still remaining. This exciting news comes as a bright spot in the community, with many residents eager to participate in the ongoing giveaway. Governor Scott’s win has generated positive attention for the department and highlighted the success of their fundraising efforts.
The prize marks a potential return to hunting for the governor, who expressed interest in using his new shotgun. As a supporter of the Barre Town Fire Department for many years, Scott’s win serves as a reminder of the importance of community involvement and the impact of local initiatives. The department looks forward to the remaining drawings and continued support from the community.
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