Hamilton County Emergency Management

09/06/2026

Next steps in the long‑term recovery phase begin on Tuesday, September 8, so having flood‑related debris curbside will help crews move efficiently into this phase.

Please take time this weekend to place all flood‑related debris at the curb. If your debris is already curbside, please call 317‑645‑3261.

09/06/2026

Flood cleanup can be overwhelming, but taking the right precautions helps protect you and your household from preventable health risks.

Hamilton County Emergency Operations is encouraging residents to keep safety at the forefront as cleanup continues.

09/06/2026

09/06/2026

FEMA Federal Emergency Management Agency inspectors are out this weekend throughout the state. They are performing home and personal property inspections for those that applied for FEMA’s individual assistance program.

FEMA may contact you from an unknown number to schedule this inspection.

Beware of scams: FEMA personnel will always have their badge on them, and will never ask you for money.

09/06/2026

FEMA is in Hamilton County — What Residents Need to Know

FEMA inspectors are now in Hamilton County assessing homes that residents reported as unsafe after recent storm damage. If you applied for assistance, you may receive a call or text to schedule an inspection.

Hamilton County Public Safety Communications

09/05/2026

Have you already applied for FEMA's Individual Assistance program?
If so, here’s what you can expect next.

09/05/2026

Indiana small businesses affected by recent storms and flooding can now access SBA disaster assistance. Before applying, start by visiting HamiltonCounty.in.gov for our Small Business FAQ — including guidance for both business owners and farmers on documenting damage, understanding eligibility, and preparing to apply.

Once you’ve reviewed the local FAQ, visit SBA.gov/disaster to explore available low‑interest disaster loans, including Business Physical Disaster Loans and Economic Injury Disaster Loans (EIDL). The SBA site provides full application details, deadlines, and program requirements.

Your recovery starts with the right information.
Visit HamiltonCounty.in.gov → then go to SBA.gov/disaster to apply.

09/04/2026

Don't let the name fool you: SBA disaster loans aren't just for businesses. Homeowners and renters can qualify, too. Check your eligibility today: lending.sba.gov