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Employees have been helping organize volunteers, connect residents to resources, and turn the store into a crisis center for all who need it.

Residents who were hit hardest by flooding can apply for low-interest loans or sign up to receive free meals through various organizations across the state.

The 'monumental' repairs to Vermont roads continue with an increased risk of landslides state-wide

"It's just really the worst timing in the growing season for this to happen."

Pavek estimates that she's seen over five hundred pounds of donations come in over two days.

Many Johnson residents who spoke with NBC5 both on and off camera expressed their gratitude for first responders and for the community as a whole.

"So much love and care is going out to the Rutland City Police Department and to our police officers as a whole; our men and women who protect, serve, and ultimately sacrifice for all of us."

"It certainly would bring immediate closure to the situation and I think, again, just the time and having everybody go through a trial is going to be exhaustive," said Grismore.

The Stowe Rotary Club's second 'Stuck Truck Raffle' raised $6,000 in entries this year for the best guesses as to when the first truck would get stuck in 2023.

"Everything is leveled, roads are washed out, it looks like a war zone."