Please join us for the second round of public meetings for the LVRT Regional Amenities Scoping Study. Come share your concerns with the available access and amenities supporting the LVRT in the NEK communities and your ideas for improving connectivity for all trail users to the town resources in St. Johnsbury, Danville, Cabot, Walden, Greensboro, and Hardwick.

Two separate meetings will be held to allow in-depth conversations for each town.

Please visit the Regional Amenities Scoping Study section on the following website for additional resources and a public comment survey.

NVDA/Regional Amenities Scoping Study: https://www.nvda.net/lvrt.php

Click here for the details.

The Town of Hardwick is updating its Hazard Mitigation Plan as required by FEMA every 5 years. Public involvement and opportunity for feedback is an important part of the planning process and draft sections of the plan will be available for review and comment.

In order to effectively update the Town’s Hazard Mitigation Plan, we are asking residents to complete this survey.

It takes about 5 minutes to complete. Thank you for your time!

A Multi-Agency Resource Center is OPEN.

This is a central location for state and local agencies and humanitarian organizations to answer your questions and provide disaster-related assistance.

Monday, July 24 thru Wednesday, July 26 – 9 a.m.- 5 p.m.

 Ludlow: Ludlow Community Center, 37 Main Street

 Jeffersonville: Cambridge Elementary School, 186 School Road

 Hardwick: Hardwick Elementary School, 135 South Main Street

ALL THOSE AFFECTED BY THE RECENT FLOOD PLEASE COME TO RECEIVE AVAILABLE SERVICES AND RELIEF INFORMATION.

PLEASE BRING PROOF OF ADDRESS.

Agencies Involved in these efforts include Vermont Department of Public Safety, Vermont Emergency Management, American Red Cross, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) and others.

The Vermont Economic Service, Vermont Department of Labor, and the Vermont Department of Health will be there to guide residents!

The FEMA mobile intake van will be at the Hardwick Elementary school until 5:00 p.m. tomorrow (7/23). This could change, but that is what has been conveyed to the Town of Hardwick by FEMA. Residents that are unable to apply on their own or have questions about the process should visit the mobile site parked in the back parking lot of the Hardwick Elementary School located at 135 South Main Street, Hardwick.  FEMA was also canvasing the village today handing out flyers similar to this one.

If you haven’t heard already, Caledonia County was just added to the major disaster declaration. This means residents of Hardwick can now apply for FEMA Individual Assistance. 

FEMA will have a mobile trailer set up at the Hardwick Elementary School. Residents can meet with FEMA at the mobile trailer to apply for assistance and have any questions answered regarding individual assistance.

We will continue to post fact sheets and pertinent information to our website as it becomes available.

Individuals – click here for more information.

Businesses – click here for more information.

Please share this widely with anyone that has been affected by the flood.