Press Release

As our communities continue the hard work of digging out, assessing the damage, and rebuilding after the most recent flooding, the Agency of Natural Resources encourages communities, homeowners, and businesses to leverage available resources and information to help them recover

In the days and weeks after a flood event, work within rivers and streams may be necessary to protect communities, homes, and businesses, and to repair Vermont’s infrastructure

The Department of Environmental Conservation is offering guidance for basement cleanup

After major flooding in central and northern Vermont, the Department of Environmental Conservation’s Dam Safety Program is sharing how the State is keeping Vermonters safe from the effects of potential storm damage to dams

The Vermont Agency of Natural Resources and its departments –Environmental Conservation, Fish and Wildlife, and Forests, Parks, and Recreation – are encouraging Vermonters to take every precaution possible responding to and recovering from this week’s flooding event

Barton Landowner Fined for Operating Unpermitted Salvage Yard

Governor Phil Scott has proclaimed July as Lakes Appreciation Month in Vermont.

As boaters visit Vermont’s lakes and ponds this spring and summer, the Agency of Natural Resources and partners are offering a few tips on how to stay safe and protect Vermont’s natural resources.

Governor Phil Scott and the Department of Environmental Conservation have announced the availability of $5.6 million in American Rescue Plan Act funding to help manufactured housing communities improve stormwater practices.

Governor Phil Scott and the Department of Environmental Conservation today announced an award of $6.8 million to the Vermont Bond Bank. This American Rescue Plan Act funding will launch the Small System Capacity and Resiliency Program.