A group of flood victims in Highland Falls have yet to return home after July’s deadly storm badly damaged their complex.  

Floodwaters ripped through Weyant Green Apartments on July 9. Units were badly damaged along with sidewalks and property grounds. 

“I had to be pulled through the window,” recalls Carrie Richardson. 

Richardson was one of several frightened tenants who were trapped during the emergency and needed to be rescued.  

“I’ve been through a lot of traumas in my life. Nothing like this,” says Richardson.  

News 12 has since learned that damages at the complex are still being fixed while a group of 25 tenants are housed at the Hampton Inn in Newburgh.  

“It’s not our home,” says Katharine Dagaev. “Our routines are completely gone and we’re all sort of at a loss.”  

Many of the displaced residents are disabled or seniors, and most don’t have cars. 

They say the New York City-based company that manages the property, Related Management, told them their units recently had asbestos removed and that repairs won't be finished until December.  

Tenants say they can’t imagine living for another three months at a hotel. 

“It’s hard. I don’t know,” says Dagaev. 

The group says they feel forgotten while they’re still struggling with the aftermath of the storm. 

“I don’t think people even know where we are. We feel lost,” says Richardson.  

Village Mayor Joe Donofrio says, "total renovations" are underway - which might be a reason for the delay.  

Related Management released the following statement: