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Just a reminder for those interested in flood relief applications, SBA will be in the office of Emergency Management unt...
10/22/2026

Just a reminder for those interested in flood relief applications, SBA will be in the office of Emergency Management until October 30th. Office hours will be Monday through Friday from 8 to 5 and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. If you would like more information, please call our office at (812) 738-8949.

Harrison County E911 Dispatch is currently accepting applications for Dispatchers.Applications may be picked up and subm...
10/20/2026

Harrison County E911 Dispatch is currently accepting applications for Dispatchers.
Applications may be picked up and submitted to the Harrison County EMA office at 245 Atwood St., Suite #217, in Corydon, IN.

SBA information for those affected by the recent Harrison County floods. SBA will be in the EMA office until October 30...
10/19/2026

SBA information for those affected by the recent Harrison County floods. SBA will be in the EMA office until October 30th.

If you had losses from the Lanesville / Corydon flooding of June 9th, 2026, SBA will be in the office of Harrison County...
10/19/2026

If you had losses from the Lanesville / Corydon flooding of June 9th, 2026, SBA will be in the office of Harrison County Emergency Management, located at 245 Atwood St., Suite 217, until October 30th. Office hours are from 8 a.m. to 4:30.

🌧️⛈️ WEATHER ALERT: Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding & Gusty Winds Possible Today! ⚠️Good Morning, Everyone! ☀️A risk for loca...
10/14/2026

🌧️⛈️ WEATHER ALERT: Heavy Rain, Flash Flooding & Gusty Winds Possible Today! ⚠️

Good Morning, Everyone! ☀️

A risk for localized flash flooding remains in effect for portions of Southern Indiana and North/Central Kentucky today, Wednesday, October 14.

🌧️ What to Expect:

⛈️ Showers & Thunderstorms: A line of showers and thunderstorms is expected to move into our area from the west by early afternoon, continuing southeast throughout the day.

💧 Heavy Rainfall: Widespread rainfall totals of 0.5–1.5 inches are expected, with isolated areas potentially receiving 2–5 inches in the heaviest downpours.

💨 Gusty Winds: Some thunderstorms could produce strong to potentially damaging wind gusts. The overall severe weather threat remains marginal.

⚠️ Flash Flooding Concerns: Heavy rainfall over a short period could lead to localized flash flooding, especially in low-lying and flood-prone areas.

🚗 Stay Weather Aware!

* Never drive through flooded roadways. Turn Around, Don’t Drown!
* Use caution when traveling during heavy downpours.
* Secure loose outdoor items ahead of approaching storms.
* Stay tuned for weather updates and any watches or warnings issued throughout the day.

Please remain weather aware and take precautions as these storms move through our area.

Stay safe, everyone! 🌧️💙

🌧️⛈️ Heavy Rain, Strong Storms, and Flooding Possible Wednesday into Thursday! 💨⚠️Good Afternoon, Everyone!Multiple roun...
10/13/2026

🌧️⛈️ Heavy Rain, Strong Storms, and Flooding Possible Wednesday into Thursday! 💨⚠️

Good Afternoon, Everyone!

Multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms are expected to move through our area beginning late Wednesday morning, October 14, and continuing through Thursday night, October 15.

⚠️ What to Expect:

🌧️ Heavy Rainfall: Widespread rainfall totals of 0.5–1.5 inches are expected, with some localized areas potentially receiving 2–4 inches.

⛈️ Strong Storms: Some thunderstorms may produce gusty to damaging winds.

🌊 Flooding Concerns: Repeated rounds of heavy rainfall could lead to localized flooding, especially in low-lying and flood-prone areas.

🚨 Stay Weather Aware!

✅ Never drive through flooded roadways. Remember, Turn Around, Don’t Drown!

✅ Secure loose outdoor items ahead of approaching storms.

✅ Stay tuned to local weather updates and be prepared for changing conditions.

Please use caution when traveling and stay alert as these storms move through our area.

Stay safe, Harrison County! 💙

🌧️⚠️ WEATHER ALERT: Potential for Flash Flooding Wednesday! ⚠️🌧️Good Morning, Everyone! ☀️We are keeping a close eye on ...
10/13/2026

🌧️⚠️ WEATHER ALERT: Potential for Flash Flooding Wednesday! ⚠️🌧️

Good Morning, Everyone! ☀️

We are keeping a close eye on the potential for localized flash flooding on Wednesday, October 14th, as multiple rounds of rain are expected to move into our region from the west.

🌧️ Heavy Rainfall: Multiple waves of showers and thunderstorms could bring repeated periods of heavy rainfall throughout the day.

💦 Flash Flooding Potential: Some locations could receive 2–4 inches of rain in a short period of time, increasing the risk of localized flash flooding, particularly in low-lying and flood-prone areas.

⛈️ Thunderstorms: Embedded thunderstorms are also possible, bringing occasional lightning and heavy downpours.

⚠️ Stay Weather Aware!

🚗 Never attempt to drive through flooded roadways. Remember: Turn Around, Don’t Drown!

🏡 If you live in a flood-prone area, be prepared for rapidly changing conditions.

📱 Stay tuned to local weather updates and be alert for any watches or warnings that may be issued.

We will continue to monitor conditions and share updates as additional information becomes available.

Stay safe and weather aware, everyone! 🌧️☔

🌧️💨 Weather Update: Gusty Winds and Rain Continue! 💨🌧️Good Afternoon, Everyone!The remnants of Post-Tropical Cyclone Isa...
10/10/2026

🌧️💨 Weather Update: Gusty Winds and Rain Continue! 💨🌧️

Good Afternoon, Everyone!

The remnants of Post-Tropical Cyclone Isaias will continue to bring gusty winds and rainfall to our area through the weekend. The good news is that conditions are expected to gradually improve throughout the day on Sunday!

🌧️ Additional Rainfall: Widespread rainfall amounts of 0.50–1.00 inches are expected, with localized amounts exceeding 2 inches possible, especially east of the I-65 corridor.

💨 Gusty Winds: Wind gusts of 30–40 mph remain possible this afternoon, with winds expected to diminish after sunset.

🌤️ Improving Conditions: Rain chances and gusty winds will gradually decrease throughout Sunday as the system moves out of our region.

⚠️ Stay Weather Aware!

* Secure loose outdoor items.
* Use caution while driving, especially in areas experiencing strong wind gusts.
* Watch for ponding on roadways and localized flooding in areas receiving heavier rainfall.

Stay safe, everyone, and enjoy the rest of your weekend! ☔

🌧️💨 Gusty Winds and Rain Expected This Weekend! 🌧️💨Good Morning, Everyone! ☀️The remnants of Hurricane Isaias will move ...
10/10/2026

🌧️💨 Gusty Winds and Rain Expected This Weekend! 🌧️💨

Good Morning, Everyone! ☀️

The remnants of Hurricane Isaias will move through Kentucky this weekend. Although the system has weakened significantly, it will still bring gusty winds and widespread rainfall to our region.

🌬️ Gusty Winds: Wind gusts of 25–35 mph are expected across the area, with a few gusts reaching 40 mph in areas closer to Tennessee this afternoon.

🌧️ Rainfall: Most locations can expect less than an inch of rain. However, isolated areas east of I-65 could receive 2–3 inches of rainfall by Sunday night.

⛈️ Thunderstorms: A few rumbles of thunder are possible overnight into Sunday morning, but severe weather is not expected.

🌤️ Improving Conditions: Rain showers and cloud cover should gradually clear out Sunday evening, bringing improving weather conditions to the region.

⚠️ Stay Weather Aware! Secure loose outdoor items, use caution when traveling in gusty winds, and be mindful of possible ponding on roadways in areas that receive heavier rainfall.

We will continue to share updates as needed.

Stay safe, everyone, and have a wonderful weekend! ☔💙

🌪️ Tropical System to Bring Rain and Gusty Winds to Our Area! 🌧️💨Good Afternoon, Everyone!Hurricane Isaias is expected t...
10/09/2026

🌪️ Tropical System to Bring Rain and Gusty Winds to Our Area! 🌧️💨

Good Afternoon, Everyone!

Hurricane Isaias is expected to make landfall in the Florida Panhandle later tonight before weakening as it moves north through Alabama and Tennessee.

The remnants of this system are expected to reach our region tomorrow, bringing:

💨 Gusty Winds: Widespread wind gusts of 25–35 mph are possible.

🌧️ Rainfall: Rainfall totals of 0.50–1.50 inches are expected across the region.

🌱 Beneficial Rain: The rainfall will provide some much-needed relief from the abnormally dry and drought conditions affecting our area.

⚠️ Stay Weather Aware! Secure loose outdoor items, use caution while traveling, and stay tuned for forecast updates as the system approaches.

Stay safe, everyone! ☔

Address

245 Atwood Street, Suite 217
Corydon, IN
47112

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18127388949

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