AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoFlood Recovery in Indiana: Ten days after the Creitz Creek flooding hit Cambridge City, residents are still dealing with wreckage—cars, toilets, and even garages moved off foundations—after about 10 inches of rain pushed water nearly five feet into homes, damaging roughly one-third of the town. Storm Relief for Hoosiers: Indiana REALTORS are coordinating disaster help, including an initial $500,000 relief fund offering grants up to $1,000 for housing-related needs for storm-affected homeowners and renters. Safe Cleanup Guidance: IDEM is reminding residents how to sort and dispose of flood debris safely to reduce risks during recovery. Water System Disruption: Bloomington issued a precautionary boil-water advisory for 21 addresses after a water main break, citing pressure loss requirements. Air Quality Fight in Northwest Indiana: Environmental groups filed a petition urging the U.S. EPA to object to Cleveland-Cliffs’ Burns Harbor air permit, arguing it falls short on monitoring, testing, and required plans. Wildlife Update: The Indianapolis Zoo says red panda Randall died recently, with staff calling it natural and peaceful; the species faces threats including habitat loss and climate change. Climate Risk Watch: A new study warns tornado conditions could shift and expand into more of the Midwest and Great Lakes, including Indiana, later this century.
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