US EditionVermont suffered millions in damage from this week’s flooding and will ask for federal help
- Recent flooding in Vermont has caused damage exceeding $6 million, prompting the state to seek federal assistance.
- Republican Gov. Phil Scott announced the request to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for help in several counties.
- Scott noted that many communities were already recovering from previous flooding when this intense storm hit, damaging infrastructure.
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Vermont suffered millions in damage from this week's flooding and will ask for federal help
MONTPELIER, Vt. (AP) — Vermont officials say the toll of damage from recent flooding in the state exceeds $6 million, and the state is asking the federal government for help. Vermont residents dealt with heavy flooding that damaged homes and infrastructure earlier this week and came on the heels of wider flooding in the state.
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Vermont suffered millions in damage from this week's flooding and will ask for federal help
Vermont officials say the toll of damage from recent flooding in the state exceeds $6 million, and the state is asking the federal government for help. Vermont residents dealt with
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