(Statewide) – The State of Indiana is expanding its one-stop shop locations for those affected by the severe weather and flooding in August.
Gov. Mike Braun’s Office says one of those additional locations will be set up in Franklin County at the Metamora Church of God this Wednesday through Friday, September 16-18, from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day.
“From the beginning of this disaster, I have promised an ‘all hands on deck’ approach,” said Gov. Braun. “I will continue to prioritize resources being delivered directly to Hoosiers in need.”
The one‑stop shops bring representatives from multiple agencies together to a single location to provide information on available resources and assist Hoosiers in navigating the recovery process.
Several services, including the ones listed below, may be completed on-site, helping residents get the support they need more efficiently.
Federal assistance:
- FEMA: Individual Assistance application support
- U.S. Small Business Administration: Disaster loan information for individuals
State assistance:
- Housing support: Temporary housing assistance
- Social services: Crisis counseling and mental health service referrals
- Insurance guidance: Help reviewing insurance policies and replacing documents
- Motor vehicle assistance: Support with registrations and licenses
- Public health resources: Vaccination records, vital records (birth and death certificates), tetanus shots and cleanup guidance
- State Disaster Relief Fund: Assistance with SDRF applications
Available one-stop shop locations:
Additional dates and locations will be announced as services become available.
For the latest information on state and federal resources, including one‑stop shop availability, visit the IDHS Disaster Hub at on.in.gov/
