Clinton County
Emergency Management Agency

The storm system that moved through Clinton County from August 10–12 brought periods of heavy rain, strong winds, and localized storm damage across the area. As cleanup continues, several jurisdictions may offer debris pickup or other assistance to residents within their boundaries. This page will share confirmed local debris collection information as it is received from each jurisdiction, including pickup dates, eligible materials, preparation requirements, and any location-

UPDATE No. 4 Posted 6:20 am on Tuesday, 11 August 2026 Summary / What Has Changed The damaging-wind threat has increased for Clinton County. NWS Wilmington raised the wind threat from Elevated to Significant. Numerous downed trees and power lines are now expected across the region, and some structural damage is possible. The timing is much clearer than it was Monday. The main severe-weather period for Clinton County is now expected from about 3 PM to 9 PM today, with the grea

Posted 3 pm on Friday, 31 July 2026 Based on the 2:26 pm NWS Weather Briefing for 31 July 2026 Marginal Severe Weather Risk Saturday, August 1 Clinton County may experience multiple rounds of showers and thunderstorms Saturday, with the greatest concern during the afternoon and evening. The primary threats are excessive rainfall, dangerous lightning, isolated damaging wind gusts, and a low but non-zero risk of a brief tornado. Hazards in Order of Risk 1. Excessive Rainfall —

Clinton County Emergency Alerts Are Becoming More Targeted For some time, Clinton County Emergency Management Agency has received complaints from residents who were receiving multiple copies of the same weather alert. We reviewed how subscribers were enrolled and determined that repeated notifications were likely caused by a combination of duplicate registrations, overlapping notification groups, and subscribers selecting several alert options to make sure they received impor

Residents, Businesses, and Community Members, We are pleased to announce that asphalt paving operations on State Route 350 began today. This marks another major milestone in the improvement project as crews transition from the Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) phase to placing the new asphalt pavement. Tentatively, paving operations are expected to continue through August 5, weather and production schedules permitting. Please note that this schedule is subject to change due to wea

Update No. 4 Posted 2:50 pm on Monday, 27 LOW-END TORNADO THREAT ADDED; TRACK REMAINS UNCERTAIN The National Weather Service in Wilmington has added a low-end tornado threat for this evening. Any tornadoes would most likely be brief spin-ups along the main line of storms and could develop quickly with limited warning. Damaging straight-line winds remain the primary threat. Large hail, localized heavy rainfall, and isolated flooding are also possible. Latest Track Information

SR 350 Road Improvement Project Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) Complete – Paving Operations to Begin Dear Residents, Property Owners, Businesses, Emergency Personnel, and Community Members, We are pleased to announce that the Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) portion of the State Route 350 Improvement Project has been completed. We would like to thank everyone for their patience and cooperation throughout this phase of construction. Our crews are now preparing for the next major pha

Update No. 4 Posted 10 am on Tuesday, 21 July 2026 The National Weather Service has narrowed and moved the expected severe-weather timing earlier. A few strong thunderstorms may occur through approximately Noon. The primary se vere-weather window for damaging winds, large hail and isolated tornadoes is now expected from approximately Noon to 7:00 PM. Damaging winds remain the primary and Significant threat. Heavy rainfall and localized flooding may remain possible from approx

Update No. 1 Posted 6:45 am on Friday, 17 July 2026 Summary of Changes from prior message: The updated NWS briefing expands the severe-weather concern from Saturday alone to include both Friday and Saturday, with more specific timing of 3:00–10:00 PM each day. A new Marginal Risk—Level 1 of 5—has been added for today, with damaging winds and locally heavy rainfall capable of isolated flash flooding. A few strong to severe storms are possible Friday afternoon and evening, whi

SR 350 Road Improvement Project We would like to provide an update regarding the ongoing Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) operations on State Route 350. Barring any weather delays, the FDR process is anticipated to be completed on Saturday, July 18. As construction progresses, the direction of work has changed. Current and Future operations will proceed from SR 134 toward SR 73, rather than from SR 73 toward SR 134 as previously anticipated. This change is necessary to accommodat

SR-350 Road Improvement Project Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) Production Schedule Notice Dear Residents, Community Members, Businesses, and Emergency Personnel, As part of the ongoing SR. 350 Road Improvement Project, Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) production is tentatively scheduled to begin Thursday, July 9, 2026, and continue over an 11-day production schedule, weather permitting. Work will generally occur Monday through Saturday, with no production on Sundays. Expected Work

Dear Residents and Community Members, This notice serves as an update regarding the upcoming Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) roadway improvement project. Production is tentatively scheduled to begin Thursday 07/09/26 at from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m., weather and site conditions permitting. During construction hours, there may be periods when access to homes and driveways is temporarily limited while equipment is actively working in front of your property. Every effort will b

State Route 350 Improvement Project Update Residents and Community Members, As part of the ongoing improvements to State Route 350, crews successfully completed Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) test strips on June 29, 2026, to evaluate the reclamation process, material performance, and roadway stability. Currently, full production is tentatively scheduled to begin approximately 8–10 days following the test strip completion, pending positive test results. These results must meet p

FEMA Nonprofit Security Grant Program: A Strong Opportunity for Houses of Worship and Nonprofit Safety Teams The FY2026 FEMA Nonprofit Security Grant Program application period is now open through Ohio EMA. Applications are due no later than 12:00 PM Noon ET on July 10, 2026. This grant is designed to help eligible 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations improve safety and security at facilities that may be at higher risk of a terrorist or other extremist attack. For Clinton County

Keeping Cool Safely During an Extreme Heat Warning Clinton County is under an Extreme Heat Warning, with dangerous heat and humidity expected this week. Heat index values near 105°F are possible, and very warm overnight temperatures will provide little relief. Heat impacts can build over several days, so now is the time to take the heat seriously. The best way to stay safe is to spend time in air conditioning. If your home does not have reliable cooling, consider going to a c

Heat, Holiday Events, and Staying Alert This Week Clinton County is under a Heat Advisory this week, with hot and humid conditions expected to create an increased risk of heat illness. Very warm overnight temperatures will offer little relief, so heat impacts can build over several days. Anyone spending time outdoors, attending holiday or 250th Anniversary events, working outside, or helping with public safety operations should plan for shade, water, cooling breaks, and reduc

This is your Heads Up Message for impact weather for today (25 June 2026) and tomorrow (26 June 2026). Weather Update: Storm Chances Today and Friday Clinton County has two rounds of weather to watch: scattered storms this afternoon and evening, then a heavier rain and thunderstorm setup on Friday. Thursday: Severe Weather Possible This Afternoon and Evening Clinton County is under a MARGINAL Risk (1 of 5) for severe weather today. Storms may develop between 3 PM and 9 PM. Th

What a Super El Niño Could Mean for Clinton County A Super El Niño is a very strong weather pattern that starts over the Pacific Ocean but can affect weather across the United States. It does not guarantee one certain kind of weather for Clinton County, but it can shift the odds. For Clinton County, the most likely impact is a milder winter. That means we may have fewer long stretches of bitter cold. It may also mean less snow than a normal winter. However, “milder” does not

State Route 350 Improvement Project Update Residents and Community Members, As part of the ongoing improvements to State Route 350, our crews will be performing two Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) test strips on Monday, June 29, 2026, beginning at 6:00 AM. These test strips will each be approximately 200 feet in length and are being completed to further evaluate the reclamation process before full production begins on the remainder of the project. The purpose of this operation

From your SR-350 Project Team: Residents, and community members, We would like to provide an update on the ongoing improvements to State Route 350. Following our recent Full Depth Reclamation (FDR) test stripe we will be moving forward with the next phase of construction. Beginning Thursday, June 25th , crews will start the full FDR process along SR 350. This operation is a major step in rebuilding and strengthening the roadway by reclaiming the existing pavement and base mat