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Vermont towns flooded in July eligible for $100M in 'expedited' federal aid - Vimarsana News

Vermont towns flooded in July eligible for $100M in 'expedited' federal aid

Vermont wants to make it easier for communities that suffered severe flooding last July to claim a share of more than $100 million available to build back infrastructure to lessen the impact of future disasters. The Scott administration has asked state recovery officials to speed up distributions from the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. The July […]

Governor requests disaster declaration for Dec. flooding - Vimarsana News

Governor requests disaster declaration for Dec. flooding

MONTPELIER — Gov. Phil Scott has made a formal request to President Joe Biden for a Major Disaster Declaration to help communities in Essex, Lamoille, Orange, Orleans, Rutland, Windham, and

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott asks for federal Major Disaster Declaration for December flooding - Vimarsana News

Vermont Gov. Phil Scott asks for federal Major Disaster Declaration for December flooding

If approved, the state would receive reimbursements for 75% of the cost of repairs for the flooding that took place on Dec. 18 and 19.

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FEMA allocates funds for first De Soto flood buy-outs | Local News - Vimarsana News

FEMA allocates funds for first De Soto flood buy-outs | Local News

FEMA has allocated funding for the first set of flood buy-outs in De Soto.

Dare receives $5M grant to elevate 31 flood-prone homes - Vimarsana News

Dare receives $5M grant to elevate 31 flood-prone homes

Dare County has received more than $5 million to elevate 31 flood-prone homes through the Federal Emergency Management Agency.