The Woodlands Firefighters deployed to help Hill Country, Ways You Can Support

The Woodlands, TXLocal News

The Woodlands Fire Department deployed eight firefighters to Central Texas to support search and rescue efforts in response to serious flooding. Four of these firefighters are working with Texas A&M Task Force 1 in Kerrville, while the remaining four are part of a TIFMAS Strike team in Fredericksburg. The Woodlands Township expressed solidarity with residents affected by the floods and called for monetary donations to facilitate recovery efforts. Kerr County officials indicated that they currently do not need food or water, stressing that financial support enables responders to address specific needs more effectively. The community is encouraged to contribute through verified organizations to ensure aid reaches those impacted.

Volunteer opportunities are available through the Kerrville Salvation Army by calling 830-465-4797. This deployment underscores the commitment of local agencies to assist during emergencies and highlights the community's role in recovery efforts. The situation continues to evolve, and residents are urged to stay informed through official channels for updates.

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