The quiet charm of Vermont, with its rolling hills, pristine lakes, and tight-knit communities, often conjures images of peace and privacy. However, even in our Green Mountain State, modern technology can disrupt this tranquility. The increasing prevalence of drones has introduced a new frontier in neighbor disputes, particularly concerning surveillance. If you suspect your neighbor is using a drone to peer into your private life or property, you’re not alone, and crucially, you have rights. This article delves into Vermont’s legal framework regarding illegal drone surveillance, offering practical advice and outlining potential recourse. Is Drone Surveillance Illegal in Vermont? Understanding Your Rights Vermont has a strong, deeply ingrained tradition of privacy rights, reflecting the values of its residents. While federal law primarily governs airspace and drone operation for safety, state laws, including common law principles and specific statutes, are critical...