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Team, as reports come in that more heavy rain could be on the way to further devastate impacted areas in Hill Country, we’re reaching out to make sure you and your loved ones have the resources you need to stay safe, and to offer you a way to help in recovery efforts if you’re able.
If you or anyone you know is in the Kerr County area experiencing flooding, we urge you to stay alert to emergency notifications. Below are emergency resources and contacts for those impacted.
- Always dial 911 for emergencies
- Never attempt to drive through flooded roads: turn around, don’t drown.
- Those affected in and around Kerr County can find a list of additional emergency contacts here >
- Report a missing person in Kerr County by calling (830)-258-1111 or emailing [email protected]. Please include last known location and identifying details if you can.
- Follow the Texas Department of Emergency Management for live updates here >
- Follow local emergency orders for ongoing safety guidance here >
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If you are safe from the flooding and looking for a way to help aid in recovery efforts, you can contribute directly to charities helping the flood victims in Kerr County and elsewhere in Texas Hill Country below.
—Texas Dems
P.S. With more heavy rain on the way, it’s more important than ever that we come together to help impacted folks. Please, if you can, make a donation to one of these organizations to help those in need during this heartbreaking time. Every single bit helps. Thank you.
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