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Following extensive flooding across portions of Texas, experts with AgriLife Extension are encouraging producers to document damage and use extra caution when dealing with hay exposed to standing water or heavy rain. Read more at: https://t.co/zfRcWGZ7OF
You can also complete the damage assessment survey at the link below. This survey will allow us to send volunteer support with home clean-up if requested and needed. Link: https://t.co/Vg2iycIOjJ
7/18 3:30A: FLOOD DAMAGE REPORTING
FBGC Emergency Management will be sending out teams Saturday and Sunday to assess flood damage on private property and assist with filling out the ISTAT State of Texas damage survey.
Let us know immediately if you had:
🌊Water enter your home
🌊Any damage to belongings
🌊Debris or damage on private property
🌊Deposited debris
🌊Silt or mud deposit in your home
🌊Utility interruption that is ongoing (electric or water)
If you received flood damage to personal property like your home, let us know at [email protected]. Share address, extent of damage, and photos (if you have any). Additional recovery information will be provided.
Fredericksburg/Gillespie County Emergency Management: An emergency shelter has been opened at Fredericksburg United Methodist Church for residents or visitors who may have been displaced due to today's flooding. It is open now through tomorrow morning.
Shelter opening hours will be determined tomorrow depending on tonight's rain impacts. Address: 1800 Llano Street Open Now - Free Bring blankets and toiletries if possible. If not, American Red Cross will be able to assist with some basic needs.
Have flood damage on your property, home, or belongings?
Report it to us at our Disaster Assistance Hotline:
830-307-6246
This information will be collected for damage assessment and household assessment needs to help steer additional community response and recovery needs.
Avoid travel during the warning period unless you are leaving to escape high water. Do not attempt to drive across any low water crossings during this warning. Turn around, don't drown. Most flood deaths occur in vehicles.
7/16 1:38: A Flash Flood Warning has been issued for southwestern Gillespie County until 6 AM Thursday. This includes Fredericksburg, Tivydale, and Harper.
Up to 1 to 5 inches are possible in the warning area by 6 AM. Water WILL collect in low-lying areas quickly.
7/16 1:20A: Storm total map showing total precipitation that has already occurred in Gillespie County this week based on radar estimate.
Any areas on the western side of Gillespie that receive more rain tonight will be the most at risk of flash flooding.
7/16 1:10A: Storms are beginning to move into western Gillespie County with heavy rain and lightning.
Expect water to start collecting in low water areas very quickly tonight after the past two days of rain. The ground is very saturated.