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Middletown Springs gets FEMA approval for hazard mitigation plan; town expects $11,800 reimbursement
Summary
The Select Board announced FEMA accepted the town’s hazard‑mitigation plan, extending coverage through August 2030, and that a reimbursement check of $11,800 is expected to cover work with Rutland Regional Planning.
Chair opened the meeting by reporting that the town’s hazard mitigation plan had been accepted by FEMA and is now valid through August 2030. “It is now valid until August 2030,” the Chair said, and added that the town finished filing for the reimbursement and expects a check for $11,800 to cover work with Rutland Regional Planning.
The board treated the announcement as a final administrative step; members noted this closes a multiyear planning process and will cover the town’s external planning costs. No vote was required; staff were instructed to process the incoming reimbursement through the treasurer’s office and to report back when the check is received.
