Indiana opens new one-stop recovery shops in Hamilton and LaPorte counties
Indiana is expanding its network of recovery sites, called one-stop shops, to help residents affected by August flooding in Hamilton and LaPorte counties. The announcement comes from Governor Mike Braun, who says additional locations will open next week and that these sites provide access to federal, state, and local resources for storm victims.
What changed
New recovery sites, described asone-stop shops, will open in Hamilton and LaPorte counties next week. These sites join others already operating in Indiana, including Marion, Delaware, and Wayne counties. The aim is to consolidate aid so residents can apply for and access multiple types of assistance in one place.
Who is affected
The program targets residents affected by the August flooding in Indiana, with a focus on helping storm victims access federal, state, and local relief. The sites are intended for individuals and households seeking disaster assistance, housing aid, and related resources.
Practical next steps
If you were impacted by the flooding, you can visit the one-stop shop locations when they are open. Expect to find assistance for federal programs (such as the FEMA Individual Assistance process and related support) and state programs (including housing resources and recovery services). Bring identification and documentation of damages if available to help speed up the process. For those who cannot go in person, check whether mobile intake centers or pop-up shops are available in nearby communities.
Limits and questions
Officials say more locations will be announced, but details such as exact addresses, hours, and eligibility criteria are not provided in the current statement. If you need guidance, contact the state or local offices coordinating disaster relief, or visit official FEMA and state disaster recovery portals for up-to-date information.
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