Vermont § 953 - Flood prevention contracts under federal programs In addition to its powers and duties under chapters 37 and 43 of this title, the Department of

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§ 953. Flood prevention contracts under federal programs In addition to its powers and duties under chapters 37 and 43 of this title, the Department of

  • Environmental Conservation, when requested by local agencies, and acting alone
    or with other State or local agencies, with the approval of the Governor, may contract
    in the name of the State for constructing, maintaining, and operating improvements
    for flood prevention or conserving, developing, using, and disposing of water under

Source: official Vermont text · Last verified 2026-08-27

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