Vermont experienced flooding and rapid runoff as the result of heavy rain and snowmelt on April 15-16 and on April 19-20. The damage was experienced throughout the state in the following counties: Windham, Bennington, Windsor, Rutland, Orange, Washington, Caledonia, and Essex.
The $500,000 will be used to pay for the repairs made to restore essential traffic and prevent additional damage in the disaster areas.
Damage assessments from this event are still underway for other federal-aid highways in the region that were damaged by the severe weathers event in April. This initial quick release will pay for short-term repairs while the state continues to assess long-term repairs, expected at more than $2 million. The FHWA’s ER program provides funding for highways damaged by natural disasters or catastrophic events.
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