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[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Today is the deadline to apply for FEMA Individual Assistance. Apply by visiting https://t.co/HvHKiXWuDd, calling 1-800-621-3362 or by visiting an in-person support event. Visit https://t.co/tRNIR3DC2y to find current locations and hours.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Only two days remain to apply for FEMA’s Individual Assistance. Apply by visiting https://t.co/HvHKiXWuDd, calling 1-800-621-3362 or by visiting FEMA in-person. Visit https://t.co/tRNIR3DC2y to find current locations and hours.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Survivors have 60 days from the printing of a FEMA decision letter to appeal, even if the Oct. 25 application deadline has passed. Appeals can be made if they are submitted by the 60-day deadline. To file an appeal, visit https://t.co/HvHKiXVWNF or call 1-800-621-3362.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

For Safe Schools Week, IDHS is highlighting the ways the Office of School Safety (OSS) prioritizes Indiana schools using School Safety Specialists, partnership with the Secured School Safety Grant and developed school emergency response. Learn more at https://t.co/UYB4d6uZLS.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Today, @GovBraun announced opportunities for Hoosiers to receive in-person aid with FEMA’s Individual Assistance before the Oct. 25 deadline. Survivors can also apply by visiting https://t.co/HvHKiXWuDd or by calling 1-800-621-3362. Read more at https://t.co/tRNIR3DC2y.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

The U.S. Small Business Administration launched Disaster Loan Outreach Centers to assist survivors in eligible counties affected by the June 2026 disaster only. Survivors can apply for low-interest disaster loans in person. Use https://t.co/TVIIqgzxKq to find times and locations.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

IDHS's Building Plan Review Section reviews construction plans for compliance. Plan reviewers coordinate with designers and architects to ensure project safety and keep Indiana communities growing. Read about the Building Plan Review Section at https://t.co/Kmp3YGbTN3.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Cybersecurity is in every aspect of life, including schools. IDHS offers resources and toolkits for educators to use to teach students good cybersecurity habits.

Find the cyber programs and resources at https://t.co/R0f0r6aEUt.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Today is the last day to apply for IHCDA's hotel voucher if you were impacted by the August disaster. Call Indiana 211 to apply.

If you are a survivor still in need of temporary housing assistance, please apply for FEMA's Individual Assistance by visiting https://t.co/8XYwDnPsb2

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

For Safe Schools Week, IDHS recognizes the Office of School Safety. Its Secured School Safety Grant provided more than $26.9 million to schools this year. This grant allowed the hiring of school resource officers, participating in specialized training and security enhancements.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

The Indiana Alliance of Hazardous Materials Responders (IAHMR) hosted the 2026 Indiana Hazmat Conference. This conference united hazmat responders, fire service professionals, law enforcement and emergency managers from all over Indiana. Learn more at https://t.co/SRRhqmIawv.

[NWS Indianapolis @NWSIndianapolis]

A Tornado Warning was issued for Knox Co yesterday with a radar-confirmed tag due to a drop in Correlation Coefficient in eastern IL, which indicated potential lofted debris. Knox County EMA surveyed the area this morning and found no damage. #INwx

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Practice digital safety in the workplace to prevent experiencing the costly consequences of a cyberattack. Find workplace cybersecurity tips at https://t.co/Dfhy8qsJi6.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Yesterday, @GovBraun announced a strategy to transition disaster survivors from the hotel voucher program into longer-term solutions. The deadline to apply for FEMA assistance is Oct. 25, 2026. To apply for FEMA assistance, visit https://t.co/HvHKiXVWNF or call 800-621-3362.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Today, @GovBraun hosted a press conference where the State urged Hoosiers to apply for FEMA assistance, before the Oct. 25 deadline. Apply by visiting https://t.co/HvHKiXWuDd or calling 1-800-621-3362. Visit https://t.co/tRNIR3DC2y to find in-person locations and hours.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Less than two weeks remain to apply for FEMA’s Individual Assistance. Apply by visiting https://t.co/HvHKiXVWNF, calling 1-800-621-3362 or by visiting FEMA in-person. Visit https://t.co/tRNIR3D4d0 to find current locations and hours.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

Beware of fraud related to disaster assistance.
Read the press release at https://t.co/hkJycSwEjL.... Report federal assistance fraud at [email protected]. Report state assistance fraud at [email protected]. Get help and resources: https://t.co/tRNIR3DC2y.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

This week, the Indiana Office of School Safety hosted the School Safety Specialist Basic Academy in Indianapolis! Stay up to date with future events at https://t.co/Z3r8d8CzPG.

[Governor Mike Braun @GovBraun]

Today, I am proud to announce a new, first-of-its-kind school safety tip line available to all K-12 schools in Indiana at no cost.

Every Hoosier student deserves a safe place to learn. If you see something, say something.

[Indiana Homeland Security @IDHS]

@GovBraun proclaimed October as Cybersecurity Awareness Month, encouraging Hoosiers to stay vigilant, protect online information and keep the digital community secure. IDHS will be sharing cybersecurity preparedness tips to make sure Indiana’s critical infrastructure is safe.