Governor Phil Scott and the Department of Environmental Conservation announced the selection of Greenprint Partners to help manufactured housing communities better manage stormwater
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation is urging residents to either remove their docks from the water or, if ice damage is not a concern, to let them freeze in place.
As winter approaches, the Department of Environmental Conservation wants to remind construction professionals and property owners about additional requirements to help protect the state’s waterways during the winter construction season.
The Vermont Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) invites the public to comment on three tactical basin plans in the Connecticut River watersheds of the White, Deerfield, and Passumpsic Rivers.
The Department of Environmental Conservation invites the public to comment on two tactical basin plans for the Otter Creek watershed and the Northern Lake Champlain Direct Drainages.
Vermont officials and Vermonters continue to contend with flood debris removal from Vermont waterways. If left in place, these piles of rocks, sediment, and woody material may pose a risk to property and public safety.
The Department of Environmental Conservation is launching the Automotive Emissions Repair Assistance Program Pilot with partner repair facilities in Shelburne and Bennington
