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City of Hopkinsville Provides Storm Recovery Update Following April 2025 Flood Event
['Erin Schmitt']
WMSK
Hopkinsville, KY — April 7, 2025 – In the wake of the historic storm and flooding event that brought over13.88 inches of rain—with some areas experiencing even higher totals—Hopkinsville and Christian County arenow focused on coordinated recovery and clean-up efforts.
Rainfall & ImpactBetween April 3–5, Hopkinsville experienced record rainfall, with accumulation between 10 and 15 inchesacross the area.
So far, the storm has impacted approximately:• 150 homes• 25 businesses• 4 government buildings including Hopkinsville Police Department (HPD), Christian County Jail (CCJ),Regional Crime Center (RCC), and the State Regional Driver’s License Office.
“From city crews to state and federal resources, we’ve seen great coordination in protecting people andproperty.”Clean-Up & Debris RemovalThe City of Hopkinsville has begun storm debris clean-up.
“Recovery is still underway, but Hopkinsville is resilient—and we willget through this together.”For updates, follow the City of Hopkinsville on social media or visitwww.hoptown.org/emergencyupdates.
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