One year after catastrophic flooding struck Leominster, Massachusetts, the city continues to grapple with extensive damage and a slow recovery process. The storm on September 11, 2023, brought nearly a foot of rain, causing severe flooding, sinkholes, and damage to homes, roads, and infrastructure. Despite receiving $4.5 million in FEMA aid for over 800 homeowners and businesses, the city faces a $30-$35 million funding gap for public infrastructure repairs. Mayor Dean Mazzarella emphasized the ongoing need for grants and other funding sources to complete necessary repairs, as many roads remain temporarily fixed. The community reflects on the disaster's impact, with residents expressing gratitude for local support and the resilience shown during the crisis. Efforts continue to rebuild and secure additional federal support to fully restore the city.