Welcome to Randolph County

100 S Main Street | Winchester, IN 47394

We are listing a variety of flood information on our county website, https://www.in.gov/counties/randolph/, and on the HSEM Facebook page https://www.facebook.com/randolphhsem.

The Heart of Indiana United Way has established a long-term flood recovery fund for families across Delaware, Fayette, Henry, Madison, and Randolph counties to help them recover and rebuild. If people wish to donate, they can do so at this link: http://www.heartofindianaunitedway.org/floodrecovery. The Heart of Indiana is also handling online volunteer registration. If anyone wishes to volunteer, they can enroll at https://heartofindiana.org/flood-recovery-volunteer.../

Lastly, persons or organizations with damage that needs to be reported can report their damage at in211.org. Those without internet access can dial 2-1-1 or 866-211-9966 (Monday-Friday, 8am-6pm), and we will assist.

Additional Information:

Gov. Braun opens more resources for Hoosiers

Temporary house grants through the Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority
- The Indiana Housing and Community Development Authority is providing temporary housing grants to help eligible displaced Hoosiers transition from emergency shelters into hotels, apartments and other temporary accommodations. Hoosiers in need of temporary housing can find more information at IN211.communityos.org or by calling 211. Additionally, Hoosiers can find American Red Cross shelters in affected areas here.
Emergency SNAP benefit replacements
- Gov. Braun activated emergency SNAP benefit replacements for eligible SNAP recipients who lost food due to the storm or power outages. Affected Hoosiers will need to submit an affidavit for replacement benefits. The affidavit must be submitted within 10 days of the event, and the loss (due to power outage, flood, etc.) must be verified. The document may be uploaded to the FSSA Benefits Portal , faxed to 888-436-9199, or dropped off at any Division of Family Resources’ office.
Need help understanding insurance coverage? 
- The Indiana Department of Insurance is working with the Office of the Attorney General to help Hoosiers understand insurance coverage, determine next steps for uninsured losses and protect themselves from disaster-related scams. Consumer complaints can be filed with the Attorney General's Office at indianaconsumer.com.