Crisis Cleanup: Central US Severe Weather 60-Day Volunteer Cleanup Report (Apr. 3, 2025–Jun. 6, 2025)

[180-181-182_1_10 Central Severe Weather] This report documents how voluntary (VOAD) organizations help their communities clean up after disasters. It quantifies 5967741 of volunteer services to communities between April 03, 2025–June 06, 2025, saving survivors many multiples of that amount and jump-starting long-term recovery. It quantifies the work of 78 dedicated voluntary organizations that help neighbors in 57 individual county reports in 4 states. It is a 60-day snapshot of property cleanup documented by relief organizations through crisiscleanup.org. It covers 810 requests for cleanup, and compares this incident with 113 other similar incidents coordinated by Crisis Cleanup in 12 years. It includes data for the following municipalities: Crittenden County, AR (7 cases); Cross County, AR (3 cases); Desha County, AR (78 cases); Faulkner County, AR (2 cases); Fulton County, AR (4 cases); Izard County, AR (2 cases); Mississippi County, AR (2 cases); Pulaski County, AR (57 cases); Saline County, AR (17 cases); White County, AR (2 cases); Bryant, AR (2 cases); Landmark, AR (2 cases); Little Rock, AR (37 cases); McGehee, AR (78 cases); North Little Rock, AR (9 cases); Shannon Hills, AR (2 cases); Sherwood, AR (6 cases); West Memphis, AR (5 cases); Breathitt County, KY (2 cases); Bullitt County, KY (2 cases); Carroll County, KY (3 cases); Christian County, KY (4 cases); Daviess County, KY (2 cases); Franklin County, KY (4 cases); Hardin County, KY (10 cases); Henderson County, KY (123 cases); Hopkins County, KY (7 cases); McCracken County, KY (2 cases); McLean County, KY (4 cases); Muhlenberg County, KY (5 cases); Nelson County, KY (63 cases); Perry County, KY (5 cases); Webster County, KY (6 cases); Woodford County, KY (2 cases); Boston, KY (20 cases); Dawson Springs, KY (5 cases); Drakesboro, KY (3 cases); Frankfort, KY (4 cases); Henderson, KY (10 cases); Hopkinsville, KY (3 cases); Spottsville, KY (4 cases); Clermont County, OH (103 cases); Hamilton County, OH (20 cases); Cincinnati, OH (17 cases); New Richmond, OH (97 cases); Davidson County, TN (20 cases); Fayette County, TN (3 cases); Hardeman County, TN (14 cases); Hardin County, TN (4 cases); McNairy County, TN (156 cases); Shelby County, TN (43 cases); Wilson County, TN (6 cases); Adamsville, TN (3 cases); Bethel Springs, TN (2 cases); Bolivar, TN (2 cases); Grand Junction, TN (5 cases); Memphis, TN (38 cases); Nashville, TN (20 cases); Selmer, TN (118 cases); Williston, TN (2 cases).