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Vermont

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News and Information

Vermont’s Course to A Resilient Recovery
Montpelier, VT ­– For weeks, Vermont garnered attention, posting some of the lowest numbers for confirmed new cases of COVID-19 in the nation, according to informa
illustration of page of paper News Release Aug 10, 2020
Americans with Disabilities Act Opens Doors for All
  30th Anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, Celebrate. Learn. Share.
illustration of page of paper Blog entry Aug 6, 2020
FEMA Awards More than $12.5 Million to Vermont Agency of Human Services for COVID-19 Expenses
REGION 1 – FEMA approved $12,516,240 for the State of Vermont to help the Vermont Agency of Human Services (VAHS) defray the costs of preparing for and responding to COVID-19 under FEMA’s Public As
illustration of page of paper News Release Aug 4, 2020

Declared Disasters

Vermont - COVID-19 PANDEMIC - (DR-4532-VT)
Incident Period: - and continuing
Major Disaster Declaration declared on
Vermont - COVID-19 - (EM-3437-VT)
Incident Period: - and continuing
Emergency Declaration declared on
Vermont - SEVERE STORM AND FLOODING - (DR-4474-VT)
Incident Period: -
Major Disaster Declaration declared on
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