Vermont DMV says modernization retired mainframe, expanded online services
DMV leaders told the House Transportation Committee their multi‑phase IT modernization has replaced legacy systems, enabled immediate issuance of many documents at field offices and produced nearly 1 million online transactions since the driver-services launch; lawmakers pressed for cost‑savings, revenue and customer‑satisfaction data.
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Commissioner Andrew Collier and Jordan Villa, the DMV's director of strategic planning and legislative affairs, told the House Committee on Transportation on Jan. 7 that a multi‑year modernization project has replaced the agency's decades‑old mainframe and streamlined many licensing and registration processes.
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