AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoFlood Recovery & Federal Aid: Indiana’s historic flooding has killed at least five people, with more storms expected and FEMA assistance now available after Gov. Mike Braun’s disaster emergency and a presidential emergency declaration. Power & Business Disruption: Northwest Indiana remains heavily impacted by outages, with schools and other services delayed or operating on generators as crews work to restore power. Local Relief Funding: The Colts, Pacers, Fever and Noblesville Boom pledged $250,000 to the American Red Cross for central Indiana flood relief, supporting shelters, food and recovery supplies. Nonprofit Finance Snapshots: New IRS Form 990-based rankings show many Indiana nonprofits relying heavily on government grants in 2024, including Wells County Council on Aging (Bluffton), Poe Community Volunteer Fire Dept (Fort Wayne), Impact Evansville (Evansville), Community Coordinated Child Care (South Bend) and Southwest Barth Volunteer Fire Dept (Columbus). Regulatory Watch: IDEM rescheduled a virtual wetlands permit hearing for Hobart to Aug. 19 after storm-related power outages. Consumer Fraud Signals: BBB Scam Tracker data shows Chesterton tied for seventh in Indiana for scam reports in July, with online purchase scams driving most reported losses.
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