Marshall County EMA

09/05/2026

Severe storms remain possible tonight. All of Marshall County is now under a “Slight Risk” (level 2/5) for severe weather.

Damaging winds and large hail will be the primary threats over the next several hours if storms develop.

09/04/2026

Slight Risk for severe weather expanded into Marshall County:

09/04/2026

A Heat Advisory remains in effect today with peak heat indices over 100 degrees in the forecast.

Most of Marshall County is in a "Marginal Risk" (level 1/5) for severe storms this evening, but a small sliver is elevated to a "Slight Risk" (level 2/5). The severe threat will begin around 6 PM and continue past midnight. Damaging winds are the primary concern, though confidence in severe weather is low.

Take precautionary measures to stay cool - especially if you're heading into the Blueberry Festival today.

09/04/2026

A great class!

Over the last three days, students have been in Bloomington completing the L0102 – Fundamentals of Threats and Hazards course, part of the National Emergency Management Basic Academy.

This week’s class brought together emergency management professionals from across Indiana, along with two students who traveled from Tennessee to join us for the course. Opportunities like this not only strengthen individual knowledge and skills but also build relationships and partnerships that extend beyond state lines.

L0102 helps emergency management professionals better understand the threats and hazards that can impact our communities while strengthening the knowledge needed to support effective preparedness, mitigation, response, and recovery.

Congratulations to all of our students on completing another step in their Basic Academy journey. Your commitment to continued learning and professional development helps build stronger, more resilient communities—both here in Indiana and beyond.

09/03/2026

09/03/2026

Marshall County has been placed under a "Slight Risk" (level 2/5) for severe storms overnight.

The greatest window for severe weather is between 10 PM and 4 AM on Friday. Damaging winds are the greatest concern, but large hail is also possible.

09/03/2026

The Heat Advisory remains in effect through 8 PM this evening. It will be a hot start to the Blueberry Festival with peak afternoon heat indices around 100 today and tomorrow.

Stay hydrated, take breaks if you're working outside, and pay close attention to people and animals who are vulnerable to heat-related illness.

09/02/2026

New traffic pattern coming to US 30 in Plymouth:

PROJECT UPDATE - U.S. 30 bridge work in Marshall County

The traffic pattern will change on U.S. 30 between Oak Road and Plymouth-Goshen Road on or after Tuesday, September 8.

U.S. 30 will continue to be reduced to one lane in each direction but all traffic will be shifted to the westbound side utilizing crossovers for two-way traffic. The ramp from U.S. 30 eastbound to State Road 17/Michigan St will be closed during this phase of work, and the detour will follow U.S. 30 eastbound to the U.S. 31 interchange to turn around.

Construction activities will continue through late November for bridge deck overlay preventive maintenance projects at Western Ave and Baker Ditch.

09/02/2026

A Heat Advisory remains in effect today with temperatures in the 90s and heat indices above 100 in the forecast. It will begin to cool down on Friday, with Labor Day weekend highs in the 80s.

A few rounds of storms are possible on Thursday, with a "Marginal Risk" (level 1/5) for severe weather in place for Thursday evening.

Stay cool, Marshall County!

09/02/2026

Mark Your Calendars Marshall County !!!