LAREDO, Texas — The Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announce the opening of Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers (MDRCs). The MDRC will open Friday, Sept. 3, in Maverick County and Saturday, Sept. 4, in Cameron County for those affected by Hurricane Alex and the flooding that followed.Fema
LAREDO, Texas — Certain private nonprofit (PNP) groups that experienced damages from Hurricane Alex and subsequent flooding may be eligible for assistance from the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA).Fema
LAREDO, Texas — The Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) want people affected by Hurricane Alex and subsequent flooding to be aware of the range of resources available to help them recover.Fema
LAREDO, Texas — More than $5.4 million in state and federal grants and loans is on the way to Texans affected by Hurricane Alex and the flooding that followed just over three weeks after the presidential declaration on Aug. 3.Fema
LAREDO, Texas — Texans who have flooded homes as a result of Hurricane Alex may also find themselves facing the growth of mold.Fema
LAREDO, Texas — The Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) announce the opening of Mobile Disaster Recovery Centers (MDRCs). The MDRC will open Monday in Val Verde County and Tuesday in Cameron County for those affected by Hurricane Alex and subsequent flooding.Fema
LAREDO, Texas — Disaster assistance payments are bringing some vital financial help to many Texans rebuilding their lives after Hurricane Alex and the subsequent flooding. But those Individual Assistance monies come with some advice from state and federal officials: Play it smart with the funds.Fema
LAREDO, Texas — Texas residents who were impacted by Hurricane Alex and subsequent flooding can make use of free legal assistance and counseling.Fema
LAREDO, Texas — If your home or property was damaged or lost during Hurricane Alex, its important to ensure that your contact information is current to receive your qualified assistance. Amid the turmoil, dont forget the one detail that could ensure recovery assistance reaches you: keep in touch with FEMA.Fema
LAREDO, Texas — Residents of eight federally declared disaster counties in Texas who suffered losses and had their lives disrupted by Hurricane Alex and subsequent flooding will be able to get free crisis counseling to help ease their emotional stress, disaster officials announced today.Fema