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Texas: In coordination with Texas Division of Emergency Management, @FEMA & SBA will permanently close Disaster Recovery Centers in South Texas next week on Friday, Aug. 1 at 7 p.m., in the counties affected by the severe storms and flooding that occurred March 26-28 Learn more: fema.gov/press-release/…

Call the Texas Flooding Emotional Support Line for mental health support at 833-812-2480. This 24/7 crisis support line helps survivors & anyone affected by the recent flooding to heal. Professional counseling at no cost. For more resources & support: bit.ly/3IJESNH

When it is safe to do so, Texans whose homes or business were damaged by recent flooding are encouraged to report it. Fill out the iSTAT survey here ➡️  damage.tdem.texas.gov These details help connect Texans with critical resources to rebuild.

The Texas General Land Office recently opened applications for the 2024 Disaster Reimbursement Program and Homeowner Assistance Program. These programs are available to those affected by Hurricane Beryl. staffordtx.gov/CivicAlerts.as…

Many Texans impacted by the recent flooding are wondering about their paycheck & paying their bills. Workers & self-employed Texans in Central Texas are eligible for Disaster Unemployment Assistance. Apply by September 4. Call (800) 939-6631 or online bit.ly/4lJF5im

Report storm damage online to Texas Division of Emergency Management at damage.tdem.texas.gov. This helps officials assess damage, support recovery efforts, and determine the state’s eligibility for various forms of federal disaster assistance.

If your insurance company decides to not renew your insurance policy, do you know what to do? tdi.texas.gov/blog/auto-insu…

Don't think your insurance company is paying enough? Hiring a public adjuster is one of your options. tdi.texas.gov/tips/public-ad…

Crews are hard at work across multiple counties removing debris left behind by the July 4 floods. This critical cleanup effort is a major step in the disaster recovery process— and it's underway. #TeamTexas #TexasStrong

Governor Greg Abbott announced 10 more counties were added to President Trump’s federal disaster declaration: Edwards, Guadalupe, Kimble, Lampasas, McCulloch, Menard, Real, Reeves, Schleicher, and Sutton. Texas will continue to rebuild. More: bit.ly/4ofGAGy

At Gov. Greg Abbott’s direction, TDEM has activated state emergency response resources ahead of heavy rainfall and potential flood impacts in the Panhandle region heading into the weekend. Stay Weather Aware! Details: gov.texas.gov/news/post/gove… #txwx

Homeowners and renters with damage or storm-related costs not covered by insurance can apply for @FEMA disaster assistance at disasterassistance.gov. Help is available for Burnet, Kerr, San Saba, Tom Greene, Travis, and Williamson counties. tdi.texas.gov/blog/what-fema…

Whether severe thunderstorms, flash flooding, or critical fire weather are a risk in your area today, the FEMA App can help you be ready and stay safe. Find safety tips for hazards and sign up for local alerts with the FEMA App ➡️ FEMA.gov/App

Residents in Guadalupe, Menard, Kimble, and McCulloch counties can now apply for individual assistance too. gov.texas.gov/news/post/gove…

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DWC's research group releases a new report on income benefits in the Texas workers' compensation system. 📊Read the report: bit.ly/3GTkdGq

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📢Texas: Flood survivors in Guadalupe, Kimble, McCulloch, and Menard counties that were affected by the Central Texas flooding in July can now apply for Federal Assistance. Learn more: fema.gov/press-release/…

#OnThisDay: 1978 Tropical Storm Amelia made landfall in Corpus Christi, causing only minor damage on the coast. But Texas was in a drought. As the remnants moved inland, heavy rains caused severe flooding and killed 33 people. bit.ly/you-live-in-a-…