LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has launched a new website to help keep people informed on flood response efforts in Kentucky.
The site includes current information and resources for those in need throughout the commonwealth.
Everything from water safety, to cleanup guidance for flooded homes and a link to additional help from FEMA.
The EPA is coordinating with the Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection, which has reported power outages impacting wastewater and drinking water treatment plants.
To access the website, click here. For Kentucky flooding information from FEMA, click here.
More Flooding Coverage:Â
Louisville launches $5 million citywide flood cleanup plan ahead of Kentucky Derby
Flooding Blog | Real-time updates as floodwaters cover part of Kentucky, southern Indiana
'Thankful to be alive' | Jeffersontown residents cleaning up after last week's EF-3 tornado
'Once in a lifetime' flooding in New Albany transforms Silver Creek's landscape
LMPD River Patrol uses rescue boats to survey flooded River Road
River Road remains under water due to historic flooding
Flooding inundates parts of Madison, Indiana; cleanup could 'take months'
Six confirmed tornadoes in our area from April 2nd-3rd storms
Copyright 2025 WDRB Media. All Rights Reserved.
