Vermont Flooding 2023

The Vermont Arts & Culture Disaster and Resilience Network hosted a webinar intended to help Vermont’s arts and culture sectors understand what resources are available for flood recovery.

Vermont Governor Phil Scott’s regular briefing this week included continued concerns regarding debris pick up and increasing awareness about the state’s emergency assistance program for businesses affected by flooding.

A new poll finds most Vermonters approve of how Governor Phil Scott has handled the impact of the July floods.

“Vermont Strong” license plates, intended to raise money to help with flood recovery, went on sale Monday.

Vermonters came together Saturday for a statewide Clean Up Day to help pick up litter and debris from public spaces in the wake of catastrophic July flooding.

About a dozen communities recruited volunteers Saturday for Vermont Clean Up Day to remove debris and spruce up public spaces in the wake of catastrophic flooding that occurred in July.

Governor Phil Scott explained that new Vermont Strong license plates will soon be available and proceeds will go toward flood recovery.

Communities in Vermont are still cleaning up from July’s catastrophic flooding. This Saturday a statewide effort to clear debris from public spaces is planned.

This week Governor Phil Scott announced that a $250,000 donation from Subaru of New England will help support Vermonters hit by catastrophic flooding in three ways.

A primary focus of Vermont Governor Phil Scott’s latest briefing Tuesday was infrastructure as the state moves toward the recovery stage after July’s flooding.