VHFA is pleased to announce Community National Bank has joined as a participating lender, and is now offering VHFA programs and benefits to eligible homebuyers. Community National Bank brings a wealth of mortgage lending expertise and has been rooted in Vermont since 1851. 

As communities continue to grapple with last week’s severe storm, VHFA is postponing our Qualified Allocation Plan outreach meeting scheduled for July 18^th in St. Johnsbury. The meeting will be rescheduled for August 8^th at 11:00am and we hope to be at the Catamount Arts Center.  Check here for the latest news about the August 8^th St. Johnsbury meeting and other scheduled meetings across the state.  

As Vermont recovers from another catastrophic July flood, the State of Vermont needs your help to assess damage and get resources to those who need it.  If you suffered flood damage, please report it to Vermont 211 to help Vermont qualify for federal assistance and connect with services you need. 

Reporting flood damage may help Vermont qualify for assistance like FEMA relief for homeowners and SBA loans for businesses. The information will also be used to understand the scope of the damage so Vermont can advocate for additional help.

Vermont Housing Finance Agency (VHFA) is developing the 2026-2027 Qualified Allocation Plan (QAP), which guides the Agency in deploying Vermont’s largest pool of federal affordable housing resources. VHFA is seeking public input on recommendations that the Agency will consider for this update. To facilitate input, VHFA will host in-person QAP public meetings around the state in July and August, as well as a virtual public comment meeting.

Please join VHFA staff at these upcoming QAP public comment meetings: