Flood Recovery Resources
Flood Recovery Resources
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Staying Safe in A Flood: What to Do Before, During and After
After flood water has gone down, find out how to safety return to your home or business, test your water and clean up after a flood.
If you have a private spring and/or well affected by the flooding, viosit this link to order a FREE drinking water test.
Agency of natural resources also has information about flood recovery.
including removing and treating flood water, removing and disposing of contaminated soils, and pumping out water from tanks.
If you have water in your structure that was impacted by hazardous materials, call the DEC Spill Team at 802-828-1138.
For people affected by the flooding
If you are in need of mental health help, Starting Over Strong VT (SOS-VT) is a flood recovery program that provides outreach and connection to community resources, including mental health support. Please visit Starting Over Strong VT or call 211 for more information. You can also reach 211 by calling 866-652-4636 or 802-652-4636.
Farmers and others in agricultural occupations with damaged property.
If your mobile home has been damaged, you can find out flood information at CVOEO.
Vermont Legal Aid and Legal Services Vermont offer help with flood-related legal and benefit problems.
Agency of Commerce and community development (ACCD) has a page for businesses affected by the flooding.
Also, victims of both of the July flooding events complete the Department of Economic Development's Flood Damage Survey for Businesses.
Funds may be available for small businesses through the Vermont Main Street Flood Recovery Fund.
To volunteer to help with clean up, go to www.vermont.gov/volunteer to be notified of volunteer needs in your community.
To donate funds to help flood victims, visit the vermont flood response and recovery fund.