Storm Shelters in Evansville, IN

Evansville is the Vanderburgh County seat on the Ohio River. Requests are also accepted from Jasper, the Dubois County seat with 16,703 residents in 2020, to the northeast.

Evansville at a glance

Evansville is in Vanderburgh County, Indiana, with 117,298 residents at the 2020 Census. Tornado warnings for the area come from NWS Paducah (Evansville) and NWS Louisville (Jasper). Installers who receive Evansville requests confirm whether they cover the address.

Evansville, IN facts
CountyVanderburgh County, Indiana
NWS warning officeNWS Paducah (Evansville) and NWS Louisville (Jasper)
Population117,298 (2020 Census; Wikipedia: Evansville, Indiana (2020 Census))
Permit contactCity of Evansville or Vanderburgh County (rules not verified by this site)
Example photo of older brick homes on a tree-lined Indiana city street
Example photosNot a photo of a specific address or installation in Evansville.

The November 6, 2005 tornado

Before dawn on November 6, 2005, an F3 tornado crossed the Ohio River and southwest Indiana on a 41-mile path, killing 25 people. NWS Paducah calls it the deadliest Indiana tornado since 1974. It hit Ellis Park, the Eastbrook Mobile Home Park and Newburgh.

Source: NWS Paducah: Nov 6, 2005 Evansville tornado.

Jasper and Dubois County

Jasper households can use this page too. On March 2, 2012, supercell storms tracked from Dubois County east across southern Indiana, and the lead storm went on to produce the Henryville EF4 in Clark County, according to NWS Louisville.

Source: NWS Louisville: March 2, 2012 outbreak. Population of Jasper: 2020 Census via Wikipedia: Jasper, Indiana.

Permits in Evansville

This site has not verified the permit rules for storm shelters in Evansville. Before installation, ask the Evansville building department if the address is inside city limits, or Vanderburgh County if it is outside them. In Jasper, ask the city or Dubois County.

Shelter types you can request in Evansville

All six shelter types can be requested from Evansville. Your request is shared with independent installers, who decide whether they can take a job in Vanderburgh County and quote after seeing the property.

What a shelter in Evansville might cost

No verified Evansville prices exist and this site has none of its own. FEMA and FLASH publish national safe room ranges, summarised on the storm shelter cost page; installers quote after a site visit.

Other Indiana areas

Requests are also accepted from the rest of Indiana. The areas below have their own pages with county, warning office, tornado history and permit notes, and the service areas page lists all twelve so you can compare coverage.

Referral service notice: Storm Shelters Indiana (stormsheltersindiana.com) is a referral service operated by Silvano Para. We do not sell, build or install storm shelters. Your estimate request is shared with independent local installers who may contact you; availability is not guaranteed and we may receive a fee from them. We do not endorse any installer: ask about permits, insurance and ICC 500 / FEMA P-361 testing before hiring. Cost figures are published FEMA and FLASH ranges, not quotes. Photos are example photos. Contact: use the request form.

Request Shelter Information

Estimate request. Independent installers set any price after reviewing your property.

Submitting a request does not confirm an appointment, a price or acceptance of the job. Availability is not guaranteed.