Indiana experienced severe weather on March 14 in Delaware, Randolph and Jefferson counties.
INDIANAPOLIS – Governor Eric Holcomb today signed an executive order declaring disaster tornado relief for Delaware, Randolph, and Jefferson counties.
The disaster declaration comes after a three-tornado event that swept through parts of Indiana on March 14.
A total of 38 Hoosiers suffered injuries, 62 structures were destroyed and 72 structures sustained major damage. Additionally, nearly 10,000 homes were affected by power outages.
“I’ve taken action to ensure the victims of mother nature's wrath can rebuild their roots here in Indiana,” said Gov. Holcomb. “I want those impacted to know that the state is here to help in whatever capacity is necessary."
Staff and resources from the Indiana Department of Health, the Indiana Department of Homeland Security, the Bureau of Motor Vehicles and the Family and Social Services Administration have activated a coordinated plan to assist with the needs of impacted Hoosiers. The agencies are offering essential services in the affected counties. A list of locations can be found HERE.
Hoosiers are encouraged to call 866-211-9966 for referrals to necessary services and to report damage. Hoosiers needing emergency mental health services should call 988 to be connected to resources.
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