American Regulators USA Disaster Relief

06/02/2026

How about this story??!! 😳
Right here in our hometown! She already lost her home, got scammed by contractor, and now a fee while not using water services.

Let's do better!!

Four years after a tornado destroyed her home on Manila Road in Goshen, Andrea Johnson says she is still being charged monthly water fees for a vacant lot with no running water. FULL STORY ⬇️

06/01/2026

🌀 Hurricane Season Starts Today 🌀

Today marks the official start of the Atlantic hurricane season. While forecasts may call for a quieter season, it only takes one storm to change lives forever.

Stay prepared. Stay informed. Stay weather aware.

05/27/2026

On the night of May 27, 2019, a historic tornado outbreak produced 19 tornadoes across Ohio in just a matter of hours.

Between 10:41 PM and 11:13 PM, the strongest tornado of the night, an EF4 with winds reaching 170 MPH, tore across the Dayton area. The tornado remained on the ground for over 18 miles and grew to nearly 1,050 yards wide as it moved through Brookville, Trotwood, Dayton, Riverside, and surrounding communities leaving catastrophic destruction behind.

This was before American Regulators USA officially existed, but a few of our current teammates responded to assist with recovery efforts in the weeks that followed. One teammate was directly impacted and still stepped forward to help others through a local church recovery effort.

That night changed lives forever, but it also revealed the strength of a community determined to rebuild together.

Tonight, we remember the lives impacted, the responders and volunteers who stepped forward, and the resilience Dayton showed in the difficult years that followed.

Never forget Dayton. 🌪️

Photo source - National Weather Service

05/26/2026

⚠️ Flooding concerns may increase again Wednesday across the Cincinnati Tri-State area, 5/27/26.

The ground is already heavily saturated from recent rainfall, and many rivers, creeks, and streams are already running high across southwest Ohio, northern Kentucky, and southeast Indiana. It will not take much additional rainfall to create flooding issues in vulnerable areas.

Forecasters are monitoring the potential for locally heavy rain and storms that may repeatedly move over the same locations. That could quickly lead to rising water, flooded roadways, overflowing creeks and streams, and localized flash flooding.

🚨 Never drive through flooded roadways
🚨 Stay alert near rivers, streams, and low-lying areas
🚨 Have multiple ways to receive weather warnings
🚨 Be prepared for rapidly changing conditions

American Regulators USA will continue monitoring conditions and maintaining situational awareness throughout the region.

05/26/2026

🚨 LIFE THREATENING FLASH FLOODING 🚨

Dangerous flash flooding hit Bat Cave, Chimney Rock, Lake Lure, and surrounding parts of western North Carolina overnight after torrential rainfall triggered rapidly rising water.

Radar estimates and storm reports indicate some areas south of Asheville may have received extremely high rainfall totals overnight, overwhelming creeks, streams, roads, and drainage systems.

Water rescues and flooded roadways were reported across parts of Henderson and Rutherford Counties, with numerous roads and driveways washed out or inaccessible.

🚨 Rutherford County Emergency Management activated flash flood warning sirens near Falls Creek, Chimney Rock, and Lake Lure as water levels rose rapidly overnight.

Many families in Bat Cave are still recovering from Hurricane Helene, making this latest flooding especially difficult for the community.

⚠️ Turn Around, Don’t Drown
⚠️ Stay off flooded roads
⚠️ Move to higher ground immediately if flooding threatens

05/23/2026

This Memorial Day, 5/25/26, we pause to honor the men and women who gave everything for this country 🇺🇸

Their sacrifice gave us the freedoms we live every day. Some never made it home, and some families never stopped carrying that loss.

Memorial Day is not about a long weekend with steak on the grill and a beer in your hand. It’s about remembrance. It’s about gratitude. It’s about honoring those who answered the call knowing the cost.

From all of us at American Regulators USA, thank you to the fallen heroes who will never be forgotten. ❤️🤍💙

05/22/2026

Fifteen years ago today at 5:34 PM, an EF5 tornado with winds over 200 MPH tore through Joplin, Missouri.

161 lives were lost. Entire neighborhoods were destroyed within minutes. Parts of St. John’s Regional Medical Center was twisted roughly 4 inches from their original position by the force of the storm. Asphalt was ripped from roadways and vehicles were thrown like toys.

But even in the devastation, humanity showed up.

First responders, volunteers, utility crews, SAR teams, churches, and complete strangers stood shoulder to shoulder to help Joplin recover.

To those who responded: thank you. We will never forget 💕

Joplin Strong 🌪️

05/22/2026

🚨 TICK SEASON IS HERE 🚨

Ticks are becoming active across the Ohio Valley as temperatures rise. Whether you’re hiking, camping, storm tracking, conducting SAR training, clearing debris, or working outdoors, take a few extra minutes to protect yourself and your family.

✔️ Check yourself, kids, and pets after being outdoors
✔️ Wear long sleeves and pants in wooded or grassy areas
✔️ Use EPA-approved tick repellent
✔️ Shower soon after coming inside
✔️ Watch for redness, rashes, fever, or flu-like symptoms after a bite

Ticks may be small, but the illnesses they carry can become serious if ignored.

Stay alert. Stay prepared. Stay safe. 🇺🇸

American Regulators USA
Rapid. Skilled. Compassionate Disaster Response.

05/19/2026

Enjoying Hamilton County Emergency Management COAD meeting.

Key talking points-

●Mental Health & Recovery Services Board
●Establishing Volunteer Reception Center
●Hamilton County Mass Care
●Emergency Preparedness

With great Q&A 👍

05/19/2026

Attention Fire Service --- Sharing this info---
Assistance to Firefighters Grant Program FY 2025 opened on Tuesday, May 19, and will close on Monday, June 22. If you’re submitting a grant for PPE, here’s important information that you need to know.

Available funding will be $291,600,000, with a projected 1,800 grants awarded.
Funding limits will remain consistent with the previous year.

Check out the MSAFIRE website for specifics.



Goshen Township Fire & Ems Station 18
London - Laurel Rescue Squad
Clinton Co. Emergency Management Agency
Harlan Township Fire & Rescue