Texas: Governor Abbott Announces Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments For Bexar County Severe Storms
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~ In a recent announcement, Governor Greg Abbott has directed the Texas Division of Emergency Management (TDEM) to request assistance from the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) in conducting preliminary damage assessments in Bexar County. This comes after severe storms hit the county in August, causing significant damage to communities.
According to Governor Abbott, the state is committed to providing all necessary resources to Bexar County in the aftermath of these storms. The involvement of the SBA in these assessments will help determine if Texas meets the thresholds for federal disaster assistance.
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Texans who have been affected by the storms are encouraged to report any damage to their homes or businesses through TDEM's iSTAT survey. This information will assist state and local officials in assessing the full extent of the disaster and identifying what additional resources may be needed for impacted areas.
The iSTAT survey, which can be accessed at damage.tdem.texas.gov, allows individuals to self-report their storm damage. This data is crucial in determining whether Texas meets federal requirements for various forms of disaster assistance.
As officials continue to review the information gathered through the iSTAT survey, it is important for affected Texans to report any damage they have experienced. This will aid in providing necessary aid and support to those impacted by the severe storms that hit Bexar County in August.
According to Governor Abbott, the state is committed to providing all necessary resources to Bexar County in the aftermath of these storms. The involvement of the SBA in these assessments will help determine if Texas meets the thresholds for federal disaster assistance.
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Texans who have been affected by the storms are encouraged to report any damage to their homes or businesses through TDEM's iSTAT survey. This information will assist state and local officials in assessing the full extent of the disaster and identifying what additional resources may be needed for impacted areas.
The iSTAT survey, which can be accessed at damage.tdem.texas.gov, allows individuals to self-report their storm damage. This data is crucial in determining whether Texas meets federal requirements for various forms of disaster assistance.
As officials continue to review the information gathered through the iSTAT survey, it is important for affected Texans to report any damage they have experienced. This will aid in providing necessary aid and support to those impacted by the severe storms that hit Bexar County in August.
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