President Joe Biden has approved Connecticut's request for a federal emergency declaration following historic rainfall and devastating flooding, allowing state coordination with FEMA.
At least two people were killed, and over 100 people were rescued from extreme flooding that officials described as unprecedented, with rainfall reaching a '1,000 year level'.
Governor Lamont expressed gratitude for President Biden's approval, emphasizing the ongoing work to repair roads and ensure safety for residents affected by the flooding.
In Fairfield County, significant infrastructural damage occurred, including a section of Route 34 collapsing, demonstrating the extent of the flooding's impact.
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