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The Texas Department of Insurance is urging flood victims to document their losses and damages, and file their claims immediately.  According to a TDI spokesperson, homeowners should first determine whether to file with their homeowners insurer or the National Flood Insurance Program, run by FEMA. Residents should take as many photos as possible, make necessary repairs, and keep all receipts for possible reimbursements.  Oftentimes, homeowners insurance does not cover flood […]

Annie's Helping Hands Foundation is offering recovery assistance this week at the Center Point Area Historical Preservation Association for those whose businesses were impacted by the recent flooding, according to the organization's Facebook page. Volunteers are available this week, Monday-Friday, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., to help residents and business owners navigate recovery assistance programs using on-site computers.  Additionally, Mercy Chefs has been on hand serving hot meals, and emotional support […]

The City of Kerrville is sharing important debris-removal guidance for residents affected by recent flooding.  Additional information about debris collection will be posted as soon as it becomes available.  These guidelines are meant to help expedite the debris removal process, and residents are encouraged to follow these rules. Please separate debris by type and place it curbside without blocking the roadway.  Keep all debris at least 10 feet from the […]

After seeing numerous scams and opportunists attempting to take advantage of last year's Texas Hill Country victims, local officials are warning 2026 flood survivors to be aware of potential fraudsters.  Be cautious of individuals who show up as 'volunteers' but ask for money or donations, or try to profit from your loss. Remember to protect yourself and always use vetted nonprofit and coordinated resources.  Additionally, verify help before giving money […]

Beginning Tuesday, July 21, at 12:00 p.m. (until gone), Doyle Community Center will be available to support its community by providing: ~Food ~Essential supplies ~Assistance with completing resource assessments to help identify the needs of the community Anyone needing assistance, guidance, or help connecting with available resources can meet with a support team member who will be available to help with navigating available resources. For more information call (830) 257-4446, […]

Governor Greg Abbott today surveyed flood-damaged communities by helicopter and provided an update on Texas' ongoing response to severe floods that impacted large parts of the state.  Abbott conducted an aerial assessment of flood damage across the Kerrville Area, observing impacts to neighborhoods, roadways, bridges, and other critical infrastructure.  The Governor was joined by Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) Chief Nim Kidd and Texas Military Department Adjutant General Thomas […]

The City of Kerrville's solid waste services has resumed its regular collection schedule beginning Monday, July 20, following disruption of service on Thursday and Friday, July 16-17. Flooding conditions and road safety prevented crews from servicing Thursday's residential trash collection and Friday's recycling collection.  As crews return to normal operations, collection will proceed according to the standard weekly schedule beginning Monday, July 20. Residents whose Thursday trash or Friday recycling […]

A Flood Relief Supply Distribution is scheduled for Tuesday, July 21, from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., at The Salvation Army Kerrville, 855 Hays Street in Kerrville.  The drive-through flood relief event is limited to one kit and food box per vehicle while supplies last. The Salvation Army Social Services Office is asking residents to spread the word by sharing these details with their friends, family, neighbors, churches, and anyone who may […]

James Avery jewelry, founded in Kerrville, announced a $1 million commitment to flood recovery relief for the Texas Hill Country.  In a Sunday social media post, the company said many of its "team members have been directly affected" by the recent floods. "To help address needs in the affected areas, James Avery is donating $1 million to relief and recovery efforts, including food, shelter, mental health care and other critical […]