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Technical Problems with MAP Question System
If you have trouble submitting a question online, please either call us at 800-649-7915 or email info@vlct.org. If you send an email or call after trying the online form, please tell us the browser you used, whether you got an error message and what it was, and whether the submit button worked.
Where to Find Flood Recovery Information
Communities are making progress in their flood recovery. Because the amount of new information is decreasing, you’ll soon stop receiving our weekly flood update emails on Thursdays. If a significant detail arises that can’t wait for the next edition of VLCT News, you’ll be notified in a separate email. Visit VLCT.org/flood at any time for the latest information.
NEW Flood Recovery Weekly Meetings with VEM
The SEOC is no longer holding weekly virtual meetings, but you can join VLCT on Tuesdays at 1:00 PM when we host Vermont Emergency Management (VEM) and other officials to keep recovery information flowing to you.
Join VLCT's Equity Committee
The Vermont League of Cities and Towns seeks volunteers to join the VLCT Equity Committee to help us center justice, equity, diversity, inclusion, and belonging in all aspects of local government. Submit a nomination for yourself or for someone you think could help us undertake this work.
Apply for a Municipal Planning Grant
These grants support projects related to planning and land use, and 2023 Flood Recovery is one of seven statewide priorities.
Bylaw Modernization Grants Now Open
This one-year grant program aims to help municipalities update land use, development, and zoning bylaws to support pedestrian-oriented development and to increase housing choice, affordability, and opportunity. Apply by 11/1.
Grants for New Municipal Park-and-Ride Lots
Park-and-Rides encourage ride sharing and can advance your community’s energy and transportation goals. If your area qualifies, apply before the funding runs out!
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