Kerrville City Council Extends Disaster Declaration; Talks Debris, Threats

Kerrville city staff face 'targeted threats' after Texas floods

Kerrville City Council extends disaster declaration; talks debris, threats

AUSTIN (KXAN) — The Kerrville City Council met in an emergency session Monday morning, where they approved the indefinite extension of a local disaster declaration and discussed ongoing rescue operations, threats made against the city and donations. Read more: Independence Day Floods The declaration, which was initially started on July 4, will now run until it is ended by Mayor Joe Herring. It allows the city to operate under a "City Emerg…

A prayer for Hill County Flood victims

Last Sunday at Elkins Lake Baptist (though I am sure this was not unique to us), we devoted our time of silence and prayer to the victims of the devastating floods in the Hill County. The suffering and loss are…

City of Kerrville mayor announces new website to aid Hill Country flood victims

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City Council extends disaster declaration

During a special-called meeting on Monday, the Kerrville City Council unanimously approved additional emergency measures and heard updates from key officials as the city continues recovery efforts following the devastating July 4 flood.

Kerrville Mayor Announces New Website – 710am KURV

(Kerrville, TX) — City of Kerrville Mayor Joe Herring Jr. unveiled a new website aimed at helping the victims of the deadly floods. The site, KerrTogether-dot-com, looks to make support options for those affected by the floods more centralized. It also provides information on how volunteers can provide aid in flood recovery efforts.