09/10/2026
� TONIGHT: FLOODAGEDDON — WHO MESSED UP, WHO GOT DISMISSED, AND WHO’S BLAMING WHO?
Tonight we’re digging into the Madison County response to Floodageddon 2026 and asking the questions residents still deserve answers to.
We’ll be talking about the response from our elected officials and county leadership, what happened during and after the flood, and why so many people on the ground felt like they were left scrambling while government officials were telling a very different story.
We’re also breaking down the latest Madison County Planning Commission meeting and the Madison County Council meeting, where concerns about the flood response appeared to be brushed aside instead of fully addressed.
And then there’s the numbers.
If the County’s counts, reports, damage totals, or other information were wrong, why are residents being blamed for discrepancies they didn’t create?
You cannot mess up the count, change the numbers, or fail to document what happened properly — and then turn around and act like the public is the problem for questioning it.
Tonight we’re asking:
• What went wrong with the flood response?
• Who was responsible for tracking the damage and affected properties?
• Why were some flooded residents seemingly overlooked?
• Why do official numbers not always match what residents witnessed on the ground?
• Why were concerns at County Council treated so dismissively?
• What is the Planning Commission doing about future development, drainage, infrastructure, and flood risk?
• And when mistakes are made, who actually takes responsibility?
We have spent weeks hearing about what supposedly went right.
Tonight we’re talking about what went wrong.
Because accountability is not attacking government.
Accountability is government answering to the people it serves.
� Bring the receipts.
� Bring the photos.
� Bring the footage.
� Bring the documents.
It’s time to compare the official story with what actually happened on the ground.
FLOODAGEDDON 2026: THE AFTERMATH CONTINUES.