With temperatures rising across Indiana this week, Hoosiers can call 2-1-1 or visit IN211.org to find cooling centers and other community resources available in their area.
To report, update or add a cooling center location, contact the Indiana 211 resource team at in211database@fssa.in.gov.
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Disaster-related resources and support remain available for Hoosiers impacted by the recent storms and flooding by texting IN211HELP to 898-211*, calling 2-1-1 or visiting IN211.org.
Indiana 211 does not have the ability to check the status of individual disaster forms and applications or determine eligibility for assistance. For questions about a specific application or assistance program, residents should contact the agency administering that program directly.
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