Hamilton County Public Safety Communications

09/01/2026

The emergency phase of curbside debris pickup is ending. Thursday, September 3rd, 2026, is the final day for large‑truck collection.

If you still have any approved debris—vegetative debris, construction materials, large appliances, electronics, hazardous waste, or sandbags—make sure it’s at the curb by Wednesday and Thursday so crews can get it before the deadline.

Residents needing help to be curbside ready, should contact Samaritan’s Purse, Serve Village, or Southern Baptists Disaster Relief.

After the holiday weekend, crews will begin a smaller, secondary operations phase that includes scouting for any remaining debris. This final pass is intended to conclude the debris‑pickup phase.

Following this phase, residents will return to standard trash pickup methods.

09/01/2026

If flooding impacted you or someone you know, visit the FEMA Intake Center at the Fairgrounds for support.

09/01/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month.

Su***de prevention starts with connection. Sometimes that means checking on someone, listening without judgment, or having the courage to say, “I need help.”
You do not have to have all the answers. You do not have to handle everything alone.

If you or someone you know is struggling, call or text 988 to reach the 988 Su***de & Crisis Lifeline.

If someone is in immediate danger or experiencing an emergency, call 911.
Help is available. You are not alone.

09/01/2026

To help keep the Flood Relief Hotline running efficiently, our 9‑1‑1 Public Safety Communications Center is now assisting Hamilton County Emergency Management with these calls through our non‑emergency line. When you dial the hotline, you may hear “police and fire dispatch” — that simply means you’ve reached the right number.

We’re here to support the community and ensure callers continue to get the guidance they need during flood recovery.

09/01/2026

Happy Birthday, Taylor!

Today we celebrate our teammate Taylor, who brings a perfect combination of nerdy energy, accuracy, and positivity to every shift. Her attention to detail and great attitude make her a valued part of the HAMCO-911 team.

When she’s not at work, you may find Taylor browsing a bookstore, watching wizards or superheroes save the day, spending time with her family, or admiring giraffes.

Help us send Taylor the best birthday vibes and wish her an amazing day!

08/31/2026

Happy Birthday, Teshylia!

Teshylia has been a part of the HAMCO-911 team since 2024, bringing years of public safety experience and a strong commitment to serving others. As a police dispatcher and call taker, Shy approaches each incident with a calm, calculated mindset and a level of professionalism that makes her a valuable part of our team.

When she’s not at work, Shy enjoys spending time with friends and family, traveling, and cheering on Notre Dame.

Help us send Shy the best birthday energy and wish her an amazing day!

08/31/2026

Big trucks are back out across Hamilton County today as curbside debris pickup continues. Residents are reminded to keep debris piles clear and accessible, avoid blocking roadways with vehicles, and stay alert for large equipment operating in neighborhoods.

These trucks are moving throughout the county, and your cooperation helps crews work safely and efficiently.

08/30/2026

Hamilton County is hosting a Mobile Registration Intake Center to help residents affected by recent flooding. Disaster survivors can get in‑person help registering for federal disaster assistance.

FEMA staff will be on-site to help you apply, answer questions, and confirm your application was submitted correctly — no appointment needed.

Location: 2003 Pleasant St, Noblesville — Fairgrounds, Hall C
Entry: Use the south side entrance and follow the signs.
Hours: 9a-7p
Days: Monday 8/31, Tuesday 9/1, and Wednesday 9/2

If you or someone you know cannot get to the Intake Center and cannot file online, call the Hamilton County Flood Relief Hotline: 317‑645‑3261.

You can also apply online — the fastest option:
• DisasterAssistance.gov
• DisasterAssistance.gov/es (Spanish)

Applicants should bring:
• Social Security Number
• Insurance information
• Damage information
• Financial information
• Contact information
• Direct deposit info (optional)

Please share this with anyone affected by the flooding so they know where to get help.

08/29/2026

Happy Birthday, Kevin!

Since joining HAMCO-911 in 2015, Kevin has become an anchor of knowledge and experience. Known as our “fire guy,” he brings a passion for the fire service, a unique perspective, and a level of dedication and dependability that makes him someone his teammates can always count on.

When he’s not at HAMCO-911, Kevin can usually be found spending time at the firehouse, building and racing cars, or enjoying time with friends and family.

Help us send Kevin some great birthday vibes and wish him an awesome day!

08/28/2026

Sirens testing today @ 11:00.

We will be conducting our regular Friday siren test today at 11:00 a.m. This weekly test runs each Friday from early spring through the end of October.

This is only a test, and no action is needed.