Monday, June 22, 2026
Severe weather has impacted many communities across Indiana in recent weeks, causing damage to homes and businesses and leading to disaster declarations. Thankfully, there are many resources available to help Hoosiers during times like these.
Following the storms, the governor declared a state of disaster emergency, which is in effect for 30 days and allows additional state resources to be used, like the State Disaster Relief Fund.
Disaster relief is available for Hoosiers who were impacted by severe weather in recent weeks and applies only to individuals who are uninsured or underinsured. To learn more and apply, click here.
To help establish a comprehensive assessment of damage, Indiana 211 accepts damage reports from Hoosier residents. To see which counties are accepting damage reports, click here. Reporting damage may help reach the threshold to declare a disaster or become eligible for relief funds. To report storm damage, fill out this form.
Indiana 211 also offers assistance and information regarding shelters, post-disaster cleanup, food programs, grants and more.
Hoosiers can also use the American Red Cross Resource Directory, which has information for local assistance and resource referrals.
For commercial or government property damage, contact the county's emergency management agency directly with damage information.
Agricultural damage should be reported to the local U.S. Department of Agriculture Farm Service Agency office.
Counties may request help from the IDHS for weather-related damage.
Hoosiers should continue to be vigilant regarding severe weather. For more information on disaster assistance, visit the IDHS Emergency Disaster Assistance website.
