Braun visits Anderson to assess flood recovery, discusses state and FEMA assistance for Madison County
The governor’s office said on Sept. 15, 2026 that Gov. Mike Braun toured flooded areas in Anderson and met with Mayor Thomas Broderick and Madison County leaders to review cleanup and recovery needs, including state and FEMA assistance for affected families.
The Office of the Governor reported on Sept. 15, 2026 that Gov. Mike Braun traveled along Milton Avenue to Alexandria Pike in Anderson to view flooded homes and ongoing cleanup efforts. The release says he met with Anderson Mayor Thomas Broderick and Madison County leaders to discuss immediate and long-term recovery needs and continued support for affected families.
The statement frames the visit as part of ongoing state efforts to assess needs on the ground and coordinate resources for recovery; the release also notes that pictures from the assessment will be posted by the governor’s office.
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