St. John, Indiana — Local officials are collecting cleanup supplies to assist Lake Village residents recovering from recent storm damage.
According to the St. John Police Department and the Town of St. John Clerk-Treasurer’s Office, the town has launched a donation drive to support victims and first responders working in Lake Village and nearby communities impacted by the storm.
Officials said the effort is focused on gathering practical cleanup and recovery supplies as crews and residents begin clearing debris and repairing damage.
Requested items include:
- Cleaning supplies
- Toiletries
- Shovels and rakes
- Storage totes with lids
- Tarps and duct tape
Town officials noted that clothing is not being accepted at this time, emphasizing the need for tools and materials that can assist with immediate cleanup efforts.
All donations should be dropped off at the St. John Clerk-Treasurer’s Office, which is serving as the central collection point for the drive.
In addition, St. John Animal Control is accepting donations to assist pets affected by the storm. Officials said needed items include pet food, blankets, and related supplies for animals displaced or impacted during the cleanup process.
Lake Village and surrounding parts of Lake County experienced significant storm damage, prompting recovery efforts involving residents, volunteers, and emergency responders.
Local officials say community donations can help speed recovery as cleanup operations continue.
For many residents and workers commuting through the region, storm damage and cleanup activity may remain visible in affected neighborhoods during the recovery period.
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