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Displaced by another round of flooding, Vermont renters have few options
Officials have received 111 self-reports of flood damage at rental properties stemming from the most recent flood through the 211 system. Read the story on VTDigger here: Displaced by another round of flooding, Vermont renters have few options.
July 26, 2024
Flood Recovery Update | 2 Vermont tax sale lawsuits settled, new law adds protections | St. Johnsbury Revitalization | Panel: Mitch Wertlieb - Moderator, Vermont Public; Calvin Cutler - WCAX; Anne Wallace Allen - Seven Days; Liam Elder-Connors - Vermont Public.
ACCD: Severe Storm Recovery Update July 25, 2024
Flood destruction in Plainfield. (Photo by Terry J. Allen) At the Governor’s weekly press conference, state leaders shared that a decision on a FEMA disaster declaration is expected by the end of this week. If Vermont qualifies for individual FEMA assistance, impacted Vermonters will need to submit their information to FEMA, in addition to 211. Vermonters are encouraged to prepare their documentation in advance. Resources are available at the State Floor Recovery Centers to assist with this and we will communicate the availability of assistance if, and when, FEMA makes a decision.
Governor Phil Scott talks about resources available to areas heavily hit by floods
On Wednesday Governor Phil Scott discussed the resources available to Vermonters in the places hit hardest by flooding. Four flood relief centers have been set up in Barre, Hinesburg, Lyndonville, and Plainfield to provide services to those in need. Vermont Governor Phil Scott (R) said, “We’re moving forward with state...
State opens recovery centers for flood-affected Vermonters
Vermont opened its first recovery office for flood victims today in Plainfield. State officials are standing up four such offices this week in communities hardest-hit by July's flooding. The remnants of Hurricane Beryl wrought widespread damage across central and northern Vermont earlier this month, damaging over 2,000 homes, washing out roads and killing two men.
Wilmington Mountain Music Fest, the Brandon Carnival, and more events happening in Vermont and New York this weekend
The third annual Cabot Arts and Music Festival is taking place Saturday. The event takes place on Main Street starting at noon and running until 10 at night. The multi-genre festival includes 12 bands on four stages, dances, food trucks, kids' activities, craft vendors, and a community art project. Tickets are $50 at the gate for adults, and kids under 16 get in for free, so long as they're accompanied by an adult.
Crews work to build back Lamoille Valley Rail Trail after second year of flooding
HARDWICK, Vt. — The longest rail trail in New England washed out for a second year in a row. Miles of the Lamoille Valley Rail Trail are closed off as crews work to get everything up and running again. The Vermont Agency of Transportation tells NBC5 repairs will take some time.
Gov. Scott urging Vermonters to report any flood damage to 211 as state-run recovery centers open
PLAINFIELD, Vt. — Wednesday marks two weeks since the remnants of Hurricane Beryl flooded parts of the state, and the scars left behind are similar to those seen across the Green Mountain State last July. During Gov. Phil Scott's weekly press conference on Wednesday, state officials affirmed that Northern...
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