Disaster recovery

Vermont owners of mobile homes damaged during the state's federally declared disasters last year will rec

Representatives from the Vermont Department of Economic, Housing, and Community Development answered questions&

Ninety-nine homes destroyed in last year's flooding have been approved for buyouts by the state, reported Vermont Public Radio this week.

Public hearings will be held in June to discuss how Vermont’s allocation of $21,660,211 from HUD in Community Development Block

After Tropical Storm Irene, there has been a lot of talk about how Vermont communities can take the lessons learne

Voters in Stockbridge, Vermont approved a plan to allow a federally-financed buyout of 13 homes, irreparab

The Crown Point Board of REALTORS® (CBPR) will be distributing a siza

In addition to FEMA's Public Assistance and Individual Assistance programs, federal mitigation funds are available to all Vermont towns through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program (HMGP).

Charged with administering the program, Vermont Emergency Management is now accepting HMGP applications from towns and agencies in all Vermont counties in connection with the Tropical Storm Irene. 

HUD announced today the release of $21.6 million in community rebuilding funds to Vermont. This is one of the largest single awards of federal disaster relief funds in Vermont's history. The funds were awarded by a newly enacted appropriations bill, through the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) program.