Statewide, note by note.

After floodwater reaches a private well, use bottled or disinfected water until the well is restored, disinfected, and tested.

Flood insurance is usually not a same-day storm fix, so owners and renters should review coverage before heavy-weather season.

HEAP has regular, emergency, repair, and cooling paths, so applicants should check what is open and which local office handles them.

For homes on public water, check the water system's service-line inventory instead of assuming the pipe material is known.

Income-eligible homeowners and some renters can ask the local Weatherization provider about audits, energy-saving work, and health-and-safety repairs.

The FEMA Flood Map Service Center can show the effective flood map, amendments, and printable map products for an address.

A basement renovation is a useful time to test radon, because lower-level living space can change the exposure picture.

Private-well buyers should treat water testing as part of the property check, not as an afterthought.