If someone in your community is isolated or stranded by flood damage or unable on their own to seek needed assistance, please notify the SEOC by emailing dps.secc@vermont.gov or calling 800-347-0488.
SEOC teams will coordinate local and state resources and do their best to ensure these individuals are connected to appropriate assistance.
Notice: the Peacham Transfer Station will not be accepting recycling tomorrow, July 13th.
Due to the flooding, the recycling shed is still full from last week. The Transfer Station will be open to accept trash, bulky waste, and metal.
Recyling can be taken to NEKWMD at 224 Church St in Lyndonville. Recycling Center … Read the rest
If you hear of any homeowners with needs and/or damaged infrastructure it is important that they call into 211.
Vermont 211 – United Way — VT 211
Those numbers are 866-652-4636 or 802-652-4636. These lines may be busy, but it is crucial they continue to dial in.
This information collected is important in determining other Federal funding needs.
UPDATE ON ROAD CLOSURES: 7/11/24 6:20 pm
The Peacham Road Crew and contractors have been working hard all day. Thank you to the dedicated staff and volunteers.
The following Town roads are now open to one lane:
Thaddeus Stevens Rd – open 1 lane to Way Rd … Read the rest
Please report damage to your home
If your home was damaged by the flood, please report your damage to 211. Reporting damage, even if you’re planning to make repairs yourself, will be used to determine if the state will qualify for federal assistance. You can submit … Read the rest
Notice: the Peacham Transfer Station will be open on Friday, July 12th from 7:00am-5:00pm to accept flood-damage waste only.
If you have a truck that can be used to help bring flood-damage waste to the Transfer Station, please reach out to your neighbors in South Peacham or other areas of town who may need assistance.