Spencer County Emergency Management

06/23/2026

We will be doing some Siren Maintenance over the next couple of hours. You may hear short activations of the Sirens….. there is no immediate threats or weather issues.

06/22/2026

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06/22/2026

TORNADO WATCH UNTIL 2:00am for SPENCER COUNTY

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06/22/2026

The possibility of severe weather exists over the next several hours.

BE WEATHER AWARE!

We will be monitoring the situation.

06/18/2026

Flash Flood Warning until 10:45am

Turn Around Don't Drown!!

06/18/2026

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Tornado Warning until 5:30am for Spencer County

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06/09/2026

Good morning,

Rain and Storms will continue through the morning with increased activity this evening and overnight. Rainfall totals generally .75-2". Localized areas could see 3-7+ inches of rain (between I-64 and Cumberland Parkway) Severe Weather is possible, flash flooding is the main concern.

Be Weather Aware!

Turn Around, Dont't Drown!

06/02/2026

Information ……..

UPDATE: Boil Water Advisory has been lifted for Essex Way and Intersection of Essex and Elk Creek Road as of Thursday, June 4, 2026, 12:00pm.

The City of Taylorsville Water has issued a Boil Water Advisory effective 6/2/26 at 4:00 p.m. until further notice for the following streets: Essex Way and Elk Creek Road Intersection. It is recommended that customers bring all water used for drinking, food preparation, and cooking to a rolling boil. Let the water boil for 3 minutes. Avoid using the water from chilled water lines in your refrigerator and do not use any ice from your ice maker. Please continue to monitor the site and Facebook for any updates concerning the Boil Water Advisory. If you have any questions or concerns, please give our office a call at 502-477-3235.

05/27/2026

We will have another heavy rainfall threat that will carry a localized Flood potential, mainly along and north of I-64 later this evening. We are in a level 2 (Slight Risk) for excessive rainfall across southeast Indiana and north central Kentucky. A Flood Watch has also been issued.

The good news is that this should be the last round of heavy rainfall for a bit as we enter an overall quieter period of weather going into late week and the weekend.

Be Weather Aware!! Turn Around, Don't Drown!!

05/25/2026