A year after devastating flooding hit parts of Vermont, many residents are still grappling with the aftermath. Homes remain in disrepair, with families like Lisa Edson Neveu and her sons living amidst unrepaired damage. The process of dealing with insurance companies, adjusters, and government agencies has been arduous and frustrating for many affected by the floods.
The city of Montpelier is still assessing which homes can be elevated or bought with allocated funding. The uncertainty has left residents like Neveu and her neighbor anxious about the future. While the city has made progress in reopening businesses and restoring downtown buildings, the recovery process for individual homes is slow and complex.
