After nearly a week of heavy rain, flooding across Kentucky and southern Indiana has caused extensive damage and evacuations in several small towns. The Salvation Army has set up a mobile kitchen in Bullitt County to provide meals to first responders. The Louisville Bats are raising money for storm relief by donating a portion of ticket sales. The Salvation Army is also providing support in flood-stricken Western Kentucky by offering cleanup kits and hot meals. Road closures have been reported in several counties, including Boone, Campbell, and Gallatin.
Louisville Metro is urging residents to limit water usage as the Ohio River and Beargrass Creek continue to rise. The city’s flood pump stations are operational, with 55 of 150 floodgates closed. The Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts remains open, but access to the parking garage has been impacted by flooding along River Road.
President Trump has approved emergency declarations for Kentucky, Arkansas, and Tennessee, allowing FEMA to provide support. The Kentucky National Guard has been deployed to Bullitt County, and residents in flood-affected areas are urged to stay informed and take precautions. Red Cross shelters are open in Indiana and Kentucky, and residents are encouraged to check for school closures and other updates in their areas.
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