The State of Vermont announced a COVID-19 Special Enrollment Period (SEP) from February 16 to October 1, 2021. It is for Vermonters who do not have health insurance right now. You’ll be able to enroll in a qualified health plan (QHP) and get financial help with premiums and cost-sharing if you are eligible.
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We've been updating the information on our COVID-19 Coronavirus Economic Impact Payments / Stimulus Checks page.
The Vermont Public Utility Commission has banned any disconnection of utility service due to nonpayment of electricity, natural gas and landline phone bills.
If you were impacted by COVID-19, learn more about paying your mortgage and foreclosures on this page.
Special education tips for Vermont parents during the COVID-19 coronavirus crisis.
Do you need help paying rent, need money to move, or help paying utilities? You can apply for help.
Learn about ways to get help with your utilities bills.
Take action to get your payment for yourself and/or your dependent children.
October 15 is the final deadline for sending in a Vermont Renter Rebate Claim. Visit our renter rebate page to see if you are eligible for this credit.
The Green Mountain Care Board is now considering whether to raise health insurance premium prices for individual and small employer plans. These include Vermont Health Connect plans. Blue Cross Blue Shield of Vermont asked to raise next year’s premium prices by 6.3%, on average. MVP Health Care asked to raise premium prices by 7.3%, on average. The price increases vary by plan.
